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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
13
The page reproduces classified ad rates and policies plus legal notices and a summons. It includes price per word, minimums, display rates, and deadlines for ad submission, with cautions on false employment schemes. Also shown are bond sale details, creditor notice for Katherine Gubel estate, and a court summons for the Beadle County circuit.
Deadwood June 2. County and federal officials move to wrap a major case around the Home Stake Mine gold theft. Sheriff Minard travels to California with extradition papers for Parker Dupont, the identified ringleader, while six others await federal charges and a pending grand jury decision in the spring term.
Dr R M Johnson state secretary of Sunday School announces a Messiah chorus at the state convention in Mitchell June 4 10. Joseph Halloway Mitchell provides books. Rehearsals and performance on June 10 directed by Perry Clifford Cresbard who has led annual Messiah presentations for 11 years. Anyone who has sung the Messiah is invited to join.
Puzzle text lists clues about a renowned pediatrician associated with Timorovs and a quintuplets doctor. Includes horizontal and vertical word hints such as breeds of animals, directions, acids, metals, and common words. The page appears to be a dense cryptic style crossword with numerous interlocking entries and mismatched OCR artifacts.
Four state dairy clubs will send two teams each to the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio October 9 16. Winners earn trips and medals. sectional victors win 250 college scholarships. top team gets additional 154 scholarship per member. Kraft Phenix Cheese Corp funds prizes to aid 4 H dairy program.
Armours To Award Trips To Chicago Members of livestock clubs in 13 states will have the opportunity to win expense trips to the 16th national club congress in Chicago through Armour Company cooperating with the national committee on Boys and Girls Club Work and the extension service. Trips are awarded to boys and girls with outstanding records for the 1927 club period. Pig club winners come from Florida Illinois Indiana Missouri Oklahoma and South Dakota. Baby beef champions from Iowa Kansas Nebraska North Dakota and Texas will receive the trip, as will sheep club winners from Minnesota and Wyoming. Local leaders may obtain from county agents the information about the contest and prizes.
Ree Heights Hand County 4-H group restructured with Mrs Arthur Green hosting. New officers named Elizabeth Rath president Jean Cowan vice president Doris Nicholas secretary treasurer Margery Burge reporter. Enrolment includes Margery Burge Jean Cowan Mary Hickcox Darlene Justice Benny Leach Peggy Leach Charlotte Nicholas Donis Nicholas Elaine Nicholas Orilla Paine Evelyn Phinney Katherine Phin ney Eleanore Rath Marcella Bingham Inez Voelker Leone Voelker. Hand County Home Extension Agent Miss McLaughlin attended and aided planning for the year starting with the June 5 meeting.
The Kingsbury County 4 H clubs held their annual rally at Tourist Park Lake Preston with 185 members registered and 25 clubs represented. Kenneth Anderson Miss Geraldine Fenn Charles Sayre and Miss Ora Sloat spoke as leaders. Prizes in the stunt program went to Happy Cacklers Club Sunshine Fat Lamb Club and Happy Cro Lucky Club donated by Lake Preston businessmen.
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad renews its cooperation with the 4H Club, offering 103 prizes to club members for general excellence in project work and extra activities. Winners, named by the state club leader, include both boys and girls. Prizes are distributed across eight rates for states Illinois Iowa Michigan Minnesota Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and Wyoming.
Eligible women readers of the Evening Huronite may enter a recipe contest with a $1 first prize and 50 cents for second prize. Submit all recipes to the newspaper office by 5 o’clock next Wednesday.
Scientists plan June 2 eclipse observations over the Pacific to study the sun’s corona, analyzing spectral lines and distances of the glowing envelope. The corona’s vast reach sparks debate on its nature and its possible influence on Earth.
Fred Weir, long associated with Huron grocery trades, took over management of the South Lawn Grocery at 717 Ninth Street Southwest. He purchased the store from H W Aldred, who will join Habicht Department Store in Miller. Weir previously worked with George L Mills Grocers, A F Miller at the Fair Store, and Lampe’s, and is a member of the William Reaves Post American Legion. The South Lawn Grocery runs both grocery and meal departments. CARPENTER AID SERVES CARPENTER, June 3. The Lutheran Ladies Aid served lunch at Carpenter Cafe Saturday evening and staged a quilt auction.
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