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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1941
Page
8
South Dakota State Fair officials expect record interest for the 1941 exposition on September 18. Superintendent Cave cites new county herd class for beef breeds and higher dairy breed awards as key innovations to boost entries, with a milking derby continuing and premiums expanded to 18 dollars per dairy class.
Farm readers ask about planting Sooner milo after June 15 and seed maturity in South Dakota. Experts note limited maturing windows, variable seasons, and frost risks. Other queries cover battery chickens humidity, space, and feathering. Michels grass tests show poor South Dakota adaptation and winter hardiness. A caller asks about smoked salt versus brine curing for summer meat.
Ed Hostler of Pine Ridge visits in Huron and Cavour with relatives. Frank Tuttle Jr and Daughters Janet and Marlene return home from Mankato after a weekend with Tuttle's parents. Claude Laudenslager and Lois Beall return from Boulder summer school to A. M. Beall home. Julius Stangel family visit to Roy Schillerstrom en route to Black Hills and Yellowstone. Charles Hess returns from Blunt Onida and Pierre. itinerant steeplejack Art Johnson paints school flag pole and smokestack. W. S. Leeper trips to Murdo to meet son Warren returning from Santa Monica by motorcycle. J. G. Marx visits Bristol. Paul Otto and family accompany to Webster. Jack Jones and daughter Eleanor of Aberdeen visit Tulare. Charlotte McCoy returns home after visit. Bert Lafee hosts Henry Robinson of Hokah and Mrs. John Kelly and daughters Mary Nora Loretta. Mary Kelly to Washington, D. C. for work. Betty Mae Martin leaves for Omaha to visit siblings. H. H. Long becomes Blunt barber replacing Roy Clark. works Tuesdays and Fridays. Mrs. Clarence Borden goes to Pierre for medical consult. Contract Club hostess Mrs. Lloyd Allison. high score Mrs. Gertrude Pigney. Glen Mills of Lincoln transacts business nearby. Mrs. C. E. Anderson of Omaha visiting parents in Blunt. Lucille O'Brien leaves for Minneapolis.
Brookings July 22 Special South Dakota has been allotted 500 miles of shelterbelt to be planted next spring by the U S Department of Agriculture Forest Service, bringing the total to about 3400 miles with 2898 planted to date. Landowner sign up starts early September, applications required, no direct solicitation. Forest Service offices in Brookings Watertown Huron Aberdeen Webster Britton DeSmet Salem and Mitchell handle filings.
Mary Elen Burns daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Burns played Toinette in the summer school production Imaginary Invalid at Yankton College Sarden Terrace Theatre on July 15. The three act farce by Moliere featured Burns a junior at Yankton College.
Wolsey residents host relatives and visitors from Huron Vermillion Mitchell and Aberdeen. Miss Bessie Duesier returns from Vermillion where she attended school while Dale Fritz comes home from Aberdeen. Paul Osmanson on furlough from Bremerton visits Wolsey. The Wolsey Presbyterian Missionary Society plans a meeting at Mrs J J Salisbury's home Thursday afternoon.
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