New Zealand Interest in Central South Dakota Youth Plan
A Kaikohe New Zealand editor requests a copy of the Evening Huronite booklet on the Affairs of Young Folk to adapt the idea for his weekly paper. The letter praises cross ocean exchange and suggests South Dakotans share ideas that could aid New Zealand farmers amid downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Evening
Huronite
Huron
John Bryce Berry
Northern News
Kaikohe
North Aukland
Berry
South Dakota
Farmers’ Movement
Dakotas
South
Hemp Experiment Grows On Beadle County Farm Near Huron
Beadle county studies hemp cultivation at the E F Frevert farm eight miles southwest of Huron. Two acres have been sown and observers hope a successful crop could ease farm gluts by supplying hemp for rope rayon paper and twines. Samples will be sent to stations for commercial viability tests. Hemp offers potential as a crop substitute for wheat and corn amid overstuffed markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Frevert
Huron
Beadle County
South Dakota
Frevert
Chamber of Commerce
R. A. Cave
World wheat surplus grows for nations and regions
Canada Argentina and Australia will have a surplus of 704 million bushels for export this year. The United States will export 240 million bushels and Russia 120 million. The wheat grower faces a worsening plight amid ample global supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Argentina
Australia
United States
Russia
World Wheat Crisis Requires Global Brainpower
The text argues that about 700000 units exist, but international efforts to aid wheat growers have failed. It questions the feasibility of isolating production or restricting exports and insists the solution demands the brightest minds from wheat producing nations.
Driving Hazards From Driver Behavior on The Road
James Kemper of Lumbermens Mutual Casualty discusses a study of 100000 accidents over fifteen years. He notes that weaving through traffic, cutting in and out, multiplies accident odds by fifty, raising personal hazard by five thousand percent. Other risks include speeds over forty, passing on curves, climbing hills, and failure to signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James 5. Kemper
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty Company of Chicago
Kemper
Miss Anderson To Attend League Of Nations Night Work Talk
Miss Mary Anderson head of the U. S. Labor Department women’s bureau planned to attend a Geneva conference under the League of Nations on international rules for night work by women. Washington then ordered no official relation, instructing her to refrain. The situation appears oddly absurd and precautionary.
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Mary Anderson
Women’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
Europe
Geneva
League of Nations
Washington
Miss Anderson
Cable
Publicity for Australia and Britain contrasted by Convict Ship shrine
In a press comment, the Convict Ship exhibit in New York prompts reflection on publicity. It argues Britain and Australia have faced notoriety differently, urging Australia to adopt uplifting, crisis-resolving promotion. The piece highlights Australia Beautiful imagery of forests, vineyards, and cities as a path toward prosperity and steadier national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Chrisian Science Monitor
Caesar
Great Britain
Hudson River
New York
England
Bristol
Eng
France
Africa
British West Indies
United States of America
Sydney
New South Wales
National Christian Daily Paper Proposed by Church Council
The Presbyterian general assembly endorses creating a distinctively Christian national daily in New York to advance causes and ideals. Church leaders, editors, and senators lead the movement, with newsmen wary of propaganda risk and merit-based journalism. Former Secretary Fall faces potential pardon or sentence appeal as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Joural
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
New York
Methodist Assembly
Stanley High
Christian Herald
Frank E. Gammett
Henry Allen
Kansas
Ceat
Fall
Minnehaha Troop Given New Flag
Minnehaha troop of Huron Girl Scouts received a new flag at a June meeting at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Andrew Martin of the Women's Relief Corps presented it, introduced by Mrs. W. M. Smith. The event included a flag salute and remarks on Flag Day history, the Spanish American War, and the significance of the flag.
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Huron Girl Scouts
Methodist Church
Andrew Martin
Women's Relief Corps
Betsy Hoss
United States
Praia
Mos
Sibley
Relief Corps
Bluebird Patrol
Broadland Busy Bees Demonstrate at Home Meeting
The Broadland Busy Bees met at Mrs. Lewis Kool's home with six girls present. President Ieeetta Smith led songs and sewing machine demonstrations by Mrs. Kool. Virginia Kool won first in the seam contest, Lela Pownell second, judged by Miss Thomson. Lunch featured green and white decorations. next meeting set for June 25 at the Tolar home. girls to bring completed record books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Lewis Kool
Lela Pownell
ieEtta Smith
Virginia Kool
Miss Thomson
Kool
Tolar
Rite Of Baptism At Alpena Children's Day Service
At Alpena Methodist Church on Sunday morning the Nev Washburn baptized 34 youths from high school and primary ages as part of Children s Day activities. Five participants helped, with Miss Selah Hayes on piano, William Sheffield presenting certificates, and Mrs H A Munson pinning flowers. Reverend Washburn urged the youths to keep the church first in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena #s
Alpena Methodist Church
Nev Washburn
H. A. Munson
William Sheffield
Sandey School
Karl Aisenbrey
Selah Hayes
Washburn
Lana
Hyde Club Girls Record With Two Projects
Josephine Ondricek of the Cavalberry 4-H group in Hyde County describes a poultry club organized with 13 members led by Mrs. John Lusk and H. H. DeLong. Members raise geese and chickens, winning multiple prizes at the State Fair. The same girls form the Banner Sewing Club led by Mrs. Porter Hall, with Esther McGaugh president and Alta Elfrink vice president. The group meets for lessons, demonstrations, and lunch, with Mrs. Frank Cermak assisting.
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Josephine Ondricek
Hyde County
John Lusk
H. H. DeLong
Banner Sewing Ela
Porter Hall
Faulk County
Banner Township
DeLong
Esther McGaugh
Frank Cermak
Hall
Bonilla Dairy Club Tour Plans Show Day in Bonilla
Bonilla Butter Boasters 4-H club led by F. B. McKichan toured member homes to view Jersey heifers at Frank Young farm. Visitors included Raymond Atkinson John Miller Harvey Withnwe Will French Truman Walton Louis Barthelman and Earl Russell. County agent R A Cave joined. A show day is planned in Bonilla on June 3 per Dorothy Atkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla Dairy Club
Bonilla
F. B. McKichan
Jersey
Frank, Young
Raymond Atkinson
Palmer
John Miller
Harvey Withnwe
Will French
Truman Walton
Louis Barthelman
Earl Russell
R. A. Cave
Almond Lund Goes to Annual 4-H Camp
Vienna Pig club of Sully county selects Almond Lund as delegate to the district 4-H camp at Lake Kampeski from June 10 to 14. Perry Chandler named alternate. Meeting held at Ed Peterson’s home. Club practicing a play for soon performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almond Lund
Vienna Pig Club
Sully County
Norman B. Christensen
Norman
Perry Chandler
Ed Peterson
Lake Kampeski
Care Of Baby Chicks Meeting At Wel sey Bank
The Friese Cackls and Craw slab club met at the bank building in Wel sey on June 4 to discuss care and feeding of baby chicks. Pleas were made to hold regular meetings at bars. An ice cream social is set for June 13 to raise funds for club camp in Huron later this month. Several members plan to attend and the next meeting is June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Welsey
Gordon Babcock
Huron
Canning Club Names Officers At June Meeting
The Champion Bustiers Canning club met at Etta Mae Englemann's home on June 5. Six members attended and elected officers: Maxine Treushing as president, Alice Dwyer and Etta Masengelman as vice presidents, Dorothy as treasurer, with plans for the year including 120 percent project completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Club
Etta Mae Englemann
Eader
Maxine Treushing
Alice Dwyer
Etta Masengelman
Dorothy
Plana F
Season Opens At Boy Scout Camp DeKuTah
Camp DeKuTah opens Sunday at 4 p m southwest of Miller for five weeks with reservations flooding in. Scouts from Troops 1 3 37 and others will attend in early weeks and more groups join in July. improvements include a cleaned pool and diverted dam water. ten Huronite free trip winners will attend and one boy scout wins a Black Hills camp prize for best news stories.
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DeKuTah
Miller
Fred C. Eggers
Cama
Huron
Pierre
Wessington Springs
Wessington
Alpena
Frankfort
Iroquois
Doland
Broadland
Highmore
Gann Valley
Eggers
Black Hills
Free Trip Winner From Wayland Girl Reserve Club
Verlyn Wood of Wayland High School accepted the major award from Huron business and professional men for the top entry in The Huronite free top contest. She will attend a Girl Reserve conference at Lake Okoboji, Iowa as the Wayland club delegate, representing the club which submitted the most news stories in the Girl Reserve division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Wayland Club
Huronite
Wayland Girl
New Styles In Clothing Discussed By 4-H Juniors
Iroquois Sunshine 4-H club members met at Margaret Corley’s home to discuss new clothing styles and dress fitting for different body types. Edith Sturgeon reported, and members shared which lines suit their figures. Margaret Corley hosted and served lunch. next meeting at Edith Sturgeon’s on June 18. Many members plan to attend the annual 4-H camp at Huron, June 24-26.
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Sunshine
Margaret Corley
Fame
Edith Sturgeon
Huron
Recreation Day To Be Staged At Blunt
Hughes county extension clubs unite for annual recreation day in Blunt at the high school gymnasium on Wednesday June 16. A picnic dinner, program and stunts are planned by the Blunt extension club with participation from neighboring clubs.
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Blunt
Hughes County
Extension Club
Farmers See Frost as Blessing in Disguise Memo
Farmers in the vicinity view the frost as beneficial since rye crops were killed and can be used for hay or pasture. Peter Edelman and Carl Reiser cut rye for feed and plan to plant corn. Rye prices do not cover harvest, threshing, and marketing costs. Mrs Newton improving Wolsey June 9 Speriary reports her condition improving after serious illness begun Wednesday.
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Peter Edelman
Carl Reiser
Newton
Wolsey
W. O. Newson
Flower Camp Initiation Set for June Session
Sunflower Camp No. 912 KR N A holds a regular meeting Thursday evening. Initiation planned and all members and officers are urged to attend. Refreshments served at each session. Etta Mac says the new work will be enjoyed by all.
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Etta Mac
Twenty Years Ago in Huron and Nearby Migrations
A slice of local life recounts travel and visits in Huron, Cavour, and nearby towns. Residents such as McGurvey, Sweet, Burke, McGinty, and Dinneen embark or plan trips to LatMars Morris Minneapolis and the Pacific coast. Notables include church leaders and the Selon board elections with J McGarvey and Hutchinson among officials. W Thrall attends a Congregational jubilee in Yankton.
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Richardson
Wolsey
Lamer
LatMars
S Hagen
Morris
Cavour Clarion
Dan Medberg iv
Steere
Huron
Dy, McGurvey
Jar Sweet
Selon
J. McGarvey
G. 5. Hutchinson
C. Issenhuth
J. O. VanSyelle
Alex Urquhart
W. T. Thrall
Yankion
B. F. Teets
Cavour
Iris Son
Harry Teets
Clarence Mennell
St. Louis
A. F. Pay
Galesbury
Tim
Children's Day Observed at Alpena and Virgil
Special children exercises in Alpena drew a large crowd as Cradle Roll, Puimsyy and Junior Departments presented music and speeches. A baptism followed, 34 pupils received certificates. Rev. Washburn promotes community welfare and church activity, with Alpena and Virgil sharing participation next Sunday.
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Alpena Alpema
Thon
Puimsyy
Clauss
Washburn
Virpil
Nedis Mae Kunze
Koerner and Neuharth Wed Near Alpena in June Ceremony
Martha Koerner daughter of Fred Koerner and Herbert Neuharth united in marriage at the Reform church seven miles north of Alpena Sunday at seven. Rev Kurtz of Marion Junction performed the ceremony. Bride wore a pink georgeite gown with pink roses. After the crema the couple and relatives returned to the Koerner home for lunch for about 50 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Koerner
Herbert Neuharth
Alpena
Fred Koerner
Reform Church
Kurtz
Marion Junction
Koerner
Osceola Man Takes Over International Harvester Business
Osceola businessman C. C. Danforth has taken over the International Harvester operation in Raymond Ma. and Mrs. Danforth moved their household goods as the change took effect A local note reports Danforth’s eight years in Osceola and the new Raymond venture plant 30000 fingerlings planted in Black Hills creeks Elis Englewood and Rapid were stocked under Walter Willis angling committee chairman A dog attack kills sheep in Esmond and a new float operated pump inventoried for automatic water removal from flooded residences in ce ilat
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Osceola
Raymond Raymond
C. C. Danforth
Osceula
International Harvester
Raymond
Danforth
Black Hills
Elis
Englewood
Rapid Creeks
Walter Willis
Black Hills Red and Gun Club
Government
Spearfish
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Elusk-Antihell Newspapers, Inc
Hazel Christof
Ereca
Westfield
N. J
Donald Belcher
Minnehaha
Women’s Relief Corps
Donor of Banner
Hyde Club
Ams
Crete
Esmond
J. G. Houeye
Ceilat
Thomas
Eve
Bent. Thomas
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
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