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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
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An editorial argues kidnaping shows the failure of local law enforcement and urges radical reform including a nationwide federal police role. It cites Roosevelt and Attorney General Cummings, suggesting centralized authority with federal agents handling kidnap cases beyond state lines. The piece calls for urgent action.
The Roosevelt administration proposes subsistence farming for industrial workers on city fringes. A 25 million dollar fund will establish colonies near cities with small farms to grow vegetables and poultry. The aim is to provide open country living and independence amid urban employment uncertainties.
The administration proposes a bill to bar advertisers of patent medicines and cosmetics from claiming cures or significant health benefits. The piece critiques the move as removing hope for those who trust such products and notes the impact on cosmetic makers from making unproven claims.
A Viennese newspaper claimed Adolf Hitler is of Jewish descent, provoking denials from Berlin. The genealogy cited as evidence included doubtful entries, yet the hoax drew laughter as satire on a dictatorship seeking to blame Jews for Germany’s troubles.
Six Girl Scouts and one leader sign up for a Black Hills Scout camp. The group may attend one week for $5 or two weeks for $9.00, with FLO due at registration and the balance due shortly after. Staff is trained, meals planned by a dietician, and health monitored. Equipment list includes bedding, uniform, two dresses, outerwear, outdoor apparel, sturdy shoes, and more.
The secretary notes possible wheat crop excess of 300 million bushels and the need for adjustments. Critics warn overproduction may result from reduced consumer purchasing power and speculate about a looming wheat shortage next year if demand does not rise. The discussion highlights national grain policy tensions amid economic strain.
Five members from the Best Ever Sewing Club attended 4 H club camp in Hu ron during June. Mildred Johnson and Jane led the group with Vallois Clemmens Blanche Mead Alice David and Florence Holbur also joining. They arrived about 3 o'clock, made beds, cleaned up, then enjoyed a picnic supper with ice cream and cake. A treasure hunt winner earned candy. VaLois Clemmens served as captain. Evening vesper services followed, with lights out at 10. Monday began with rising at o'clock, exercises, and breakfast at o'clock.
Miss Cone enrolls in a training course from July 29 to August 2 at Camp Jadsor near Pactola in Rapid Canyon. The program includes a Girl Scout staff role and a visit by Miss Astrieth to other camps in the region. 255 Scouts from Huron are expected at Aberdeen camp after the training.
Announcement of an International Canning contest sponsored by Ball Brothers offers extensive classes for food products from jams to relishes with prizes down to the 100th place. Grace Vial Gray, secretary, can provide details at Log Cabin Aurora DL. Hazel Atlas Glass also sponsors a contest requiring their jars with entries due to Chicago destinations before November.
Home agent Sara Dewing announces today and next Wednesday training for 4-H demonstration teams in Berdle and Hand counties. Berdle teams meet at 1 30 pm in the courthouse for instructions corrections and suggestions while Hand teams gather Wednesday in Miller auditorium for the same guidance. All clubs with or forming teams on special subjects should attend.
Bessie Casey and Marian Swanson were named members of the Diy Doser group at a meet ing held at the home of Mim Lois Ecker. HL cub was present.
The Miller Sew and Sew club convened for an all day meeting at the local venue. Members discussed patterns, machine maintenance, and upcoming sewing bee events.
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The Miner county Cackleberry club held its regular meeting at Miss Effie Olders home on July 18 with all but one member present. Members judged hens for laying quality and plan to send a four judge team to Brookings on July 26, while practicing judging at the Olders home. Lunch followed adjournment and Ava Jones is the club reporter.
A 25 cent supper fundraiser at Tyndall drew 150 attendees. Chickens and homemade ice cream from members and leaders were served as volunteers collected funds totaling over 23 dollars, per county agent L. Viaueman.
A fragment from a discussion by SABA L. DEWING appears to address consumer guidance on food safety. It questions whether jar color affects food keeping and warns about dangers of using food from damaged or exposed cans after extreme temperatures. The text suggests perceptions of taste and safety concerns, noting potential risks in repeated use after heat exposure.
Mist Joy Mitchall of Columbia arrives as guest of Miss Ruth Giard and will stay several days. Henry Spang of Harrold visits Siebemne and parents. John Grover of Central Tea arrives in town and will spend time with his son.
Thermophilic bacteria can survive processing and grow after canning if storage is warm. To prevent spoilage, can freshest foods, process under pressure for government-prescribed times, and store cool. Mold arises from airborne spores contacting food during canning, typically in open kettle canning or inadequate processing.
Mrs. Luther E. Falk of Groton earned honorable mention in the first week for sending in a whipped cream cake recipe. The ingredients include whipped cream, sugar, flour, baking powder, salt, water, vanilla, eggs, and a lemon. the filling uses lemon, marshmallows, butter, and sugar. topping is seven minute frosting with marshmallows. This week invites recipes for puddings, frozen or hot.
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