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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1938
Page
12
A playful look at currant season and a classic jelly recipe trend. It outlines steps to extract juice from fully ripe currants and other fruits, add powdered fruit pectin, and boil to set jelly, yielding about six to seven glasses per batch.
Mrs Franklin R Hyde and her children from Pierre visited Friday afternoon at L D Howards home in Blunt.
Harry and Bad Crain left late last week for the east term part of the state where they expect to find employment.
To the Editor a reader argues the monetary system is a debt creating machine. It traces from 1834 to now, cites credit money and large debts, and discusses proposals like a transactions tax and scrip. The piece references H. R. 9 800 and Roosevelt while noting political roles and perspectives.
Miss Dorothy Gill demonstrates a temperature controlled gas range from twelve manufacturers at the Evening Huronite Cooking School. She claims the range reduces food loss by precise heating, allows faster cooking, and helps homemakers serve more food for the same budget.
The article extols a new gas range promising dependable instant heat, precise burner control, fast preheating oven and broiler, designed to simplify food prep for every type of dish. Daily demonstrations at the Evening Huronite Cooking School showcase its speed and food saving features.
Robert Brown arrived Saturday from Spearfish where he works at the Gamble Store. He will spend a ten day vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Brown at their cottage on Lake Kampeska.
Mrs. Marie Warner and her daughters Char and Marguerite of Brookings are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Telel. Mrs. Warner and Char plan to stay the remainder of the week. Marguerite returned to Brookings Sunday.
Helen Mortimer of Hitchcock and Mrs. Sadie Phillips visiting relatives here were seriously hurt in a highway collision near Perry Iowa last Wednesday night. Irene Mortimer, another passenger, was uninjured. John Mortimer and son John Arthur, and Morris Mortimer left for Perry to visit Mrs Phillips sister. Mrs Phillips had been visiting Hitchcock for weeks.
Doland July 26 Special property records note Mr and Mrs Paul Wilkinson visiting relatives in the town.
The fragment describes Paul Wilkinson a Denver teacher and his family, floods covering their car for hours, and his summer work at Morningside college as entrance counselor and debate participant. It mentions a student editor and poet involved in Sigma Tau Delta with works in a college publication.
Miss Frances Flint a Northern State Teachers College graduate has accepted a teaching position at St. Lawrence High School for the upcoming school year. She will teach English speech and journalism.
July 26 special visit noted in Redfield as Nira McMillan and her little daughter stay with her brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Russie Marge in Redfield.
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