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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Henry Mules report a daughter Bundey Daly Mh and Mrs Alrina Custard of Huron will care for Maas Rome. Mr and Mrs Ral Masse and Mrs TiN Austin plan trips to Minnesota for a vacation starting July.
A Clorox demonstration by Miss Gill captivated an audience with showy examples of how the product cleanses whites and removes stains. She soaked a white towel and purple fabric to show stain transfer and removal, explaining that boiling is unnecessary for standard whites and urging careful reading of the label for safer housekeeping.
The second annual Sunday School convention will be held at St. Lawrence Tabernacle on Sunday. Speakers include Franke RL Fisher of Miller circuit court and Homer B. Fisher of Pierre along with Rev Harry BE Udd and Rev RA Lawrence. Services start at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Report of Peterson Miller suffering a fractured wrist after a header clash 14 miles northwest of Miller while working for Frank Weise. He received care at Miller hospital. Nearby Bancroft note reports Currier’s milk cow loss to anthrax. Also includes a long, jumbled list of school kitchen recipes and cooking instructions.
Readers are invited to submit a recipe to the Evening Hrevenue editor for a weekly contest with two dish awards of $1 for first place and 3 cents for second. The note notes misinfo about Africa and watermelon origins, and comments on musk melons and carrots in agricultural patterns, citing U S Department of Agriculture estimates.
The text argues watermelons and melons offer modest vitamin content and calories, noting their carbohydrate percentage rises with larger servings. It also mentions strawberries, blackberries, and dandelion greens as low calorie, while joking about the water’s beauty and consumer greed.
The Daily Mirror criticizes the visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth to Belfast amid terrorism fears. Police probe a powerful land mine along the royal route with no arrests reported, while Ireland’s civic guards scour the Ulster frontier for clues.
In Lane on July 2 reports indicate mixed crop results with Louie Heather noting wheat fields yielding 1 bushel 10 per acre and another field 3 bushels. Jeng Meileen records barley and oats at 2 bushels, with rye described as yielding well. Nearby, Al DeHaven works to advance business through the Black Hills this week. Superintendent Hasvold and family return home from vacation to prepare for the school opening as the Wyoming visit ends.
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