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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1934

Page

5

Huron Publishing Co Advertises Rates and Officials

The Huron Publishing Co lists address at 49 Third St and names Chas HL J Mitchell as president and treasurer and Robert D Lusk as secretary. It notes post office classification, carrier and mail rates for South Dakota and other regions, and credits The Associated Press for news dispatches and local arts.

THE Huron Publishing CO Third St E. Chas. HL. J. Mitchell Robert D. Lusk

Help Yourselves Vision Amid Relief Efforts and Government Support

The piece argues federal relief should push individuals to self help now that rains boost forage and food prospects. It warns those who remain idle may face relocation or forced moves, notes twenty million dollars distributed, and praises overall government aid while urging thrift and self sufficiency.

Basic Herd Figures in South Dakota Debate

The Evening Huronite argues the relief administration’s basic herd limits of four horses and four cows are far too low for South Dakota farms. It contends drought and feed costs make such small herds insufficient for farming and cattle industry survival. The paper urges higher basic herd figures to avoid long term state losses and supports additional seed and forage funding.

South Dakota Relief Administration State Relief Administration

After Many Days Cast Thy Bread Upon the Waters

South Dakota residents recall a long drought four years ago as a preacher cites biblical lines about sowing and reaping. The snippet reflects a community memory of danger and relief from the drought that once threatened Ackan.

South Dakota Ackan

Arkansas Farmers Send Aid to South Dakota in Hard Times

Arkansas Governor Futrell praised state farmers for pledging carloads of hay cottonseed meal and other provender to aid in North Dakota style hardship in Dakota. The article notes the bread thrown to the waters in 1930 returns as mutual aid.

Arkansas South Dakota Futrell South

Beauty to Be Restored on Beadle County Lawn

Beadle County commissioners plan bids for an artesian well to supply water for lawn sprinkling trees and possibly the county jail and court house. With ample water the lawn can be revived within a year and repaid from long term water savings, ending costly irrigation cuts.

Beadle County Court House Huron

Chief Nelson Drives Huron Traffic Crackdown

Traffic enforcement tightens in Huron as Chief J S Nelson vows 100 percent safe streets. He argues ordinances protect pedestrians and drivers, accepting minor delays to curb speeding and raise safety, commending the crackdown underway.

J. S. Nelson Nelson Huron

Fire Fiend Lurks as Drought Threatens Open Fires

A warning notes dangers from dry weather as fires across Chicago stockyards and forests rise, closing New York forests to the public. It urges every man woman and child to avoid matches and unattended fires to protect private and public forests, an essential shared asset.

Swanner Chicago New York

President Visit Hopes Stir Black Hills Prospects

The Watertown Public Opinion notes sculptor Gutzon Borglum predicts a possible summer visit by President Roosevelt to the Mount Rushmore area. Censorship fears are dismissed as unfounded, while political backing for Frank Ferguson strengthens the South Dakota Republican ticket. Sanborn County promotes Ferguson as a capable governor candidate amid statewide party support.

Hope Borglum Watertown Black Hills Gutzon Borglum Mount Rushmore National Monument Hoosevelt South Dakota Calvin Conlidge Custer Sate Park Twain Mr. Borgium Frank A. Ferguson Republicana Ferpuscon Sanborn County Raining Tate W. C. Allen Woonsocket Newt

The NEW DEAL In Washington By ROMNEY DUTCHER Evening Husanite

Washington report surveys Henry Fletcher as GOP chair hopeful with a mix of diplomacy, ward boss ties, and chances for 1936 ambassadorship. discusses Hooverite Conservative wing, Reed influence, and Fletcher’s career from Rough Riders to ambassador roles. Newport council warns against gouging as new public works plans loom amid shrinking program and uncertain timing.

the New Deal Washington Romney Dutcher Evening Husanite Washington Respondent Henry Prather Fletcher Chicago David A Reed Pennsylvania Fletcher Matt Quay Theodore Housevelt Roosevelt Bosey Penrose Chile Wilton Harding State Department Ace Latin America Bassador Italy Hoover Tariff Commission London Reed Jume PWA Congress Farley Interior Constatut NA ‘Services Tae

Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Grand Chapter Visits

Twenty years ago in Huron many residents traveled to Aberdeen for grand chapter meetings and related Eastern Star events. Names include Mes J Jahnson Mrs Milt Manwarring Annie Marston HL Perriton Mrs John Greena Dr W F RL Wharton O B S P Stahl Ellen Dickey Edward Butz and others attending for several days of Masonic and Eastern Star activities.

Mes. J RK. Jahnson Aberdeen B. Sj Milt Carl Wier West Annie Marston HL A Perriton Eastern Star Grand Chapter John Greena Grand Chapter W. F. RL Wharton Masonic Grand Dodge P. Stahl St Lawrance Ellen Dickey Edward Butz Cavour

Farm Question And Answer Box Clarifies Wheat Plans

Farmers are invited to send questions on wheat plans farm loans and allied topics to the Farm Editor with replies provided through the State College Brookings extension service. The drought allows pasture on contracted acres but corn and grain sorghum are prohibited.

Agricultural Extension Service State College Brookings J. L. Cadington County A. W Gregory County A. No S.C Jackson County

Inventor clues in mixed horizontal and vertical puzzle

A scrambled crossword style list presents clues with various numbers and language fragments. Rochester connection noted among entries. Multiple entries point to objects, persons, and places across both horizontal and vertical sections, including terms tied to industry, anatomy, and geography.

Lincoln County Cattle Excluded From Government Buy Program

B H Jerguld of Lincoln County asks about including Lincoln cattle in the government buy program. The answer: Lincoln County is not included, along with Minnehaha Turner Union Ciey Custer and Fell River. No feed at either location referenced.

Lincoln County B. H. Jerguld County A. No Minnehaha Turner Union Ciey Custer Fell River

Loan Firms Own 122 972 Acres in Beadle County Farmland

Auditor A M Fuller report shows Beadle County’s 796 862 acres of farmland with private ownership at 744 862 acres. Loan companies hold 122 972 acres, about 165 percent of private land. Public lands total 26 240 acres including state school property 2 900 acres and rural credits 21 220 acres. County owns 2 080 acres while 20 600 acres with delinquent permanent school fund loans await foreclosure, cost prohibitive at roughly half a million dollars. Rural credits land accounts for 2.8 percent of taxable county farmland.

Besdle County A.M. Fuller Rural Credits Department Beadle County

Couple Weds in Wessington Springs Garden Ceremony

Miss Genevieve Blanchard and Adolph J. Wahl married in Shakespeare garden at Wessington Springs. Rev J E Robinson officiated as Rose Dusek and John R Spencer attended. Bride wore light blue silk and bouquet. groom’s family ties noted. couple planning a honeymoon in North Dakota and Canada before settling in the city with the bride’s mother.

Wessington Springs Genevieve Blanchard Adolph J. Wah Tuttle Wessington Springs College J. E. Robinson Rose Dusek Here John R. Spencer Crow Lake Township Wahl Frances Rechair H. Blanchard Sonningdale Sask Canada Jacob Wahl N.D North Dakota Paints Frances Reicher

Sheep Shearing Nears End At Wayland

Wayland reports sheep shearing nearly complete with notable fleece weight variation. Some flocks average about eight pounds while others reach up to twenty pounds. Breeds show differences in wool yield across the locality.

Wayland

Bible School at Yale Opens with Classes by Age

June 11 Yale reports Mrs. J W Proper of Bancroft will conduct a Bible school at Yale School opening morning and continuing through Friday evening. A group will be divided into classes by age for the instruction and attendance is open to anyone wishing to attend.

Bible School YALE J. W. Proper Bancroft Opett

Marsh Speaks To Yankton Seniors

Yankton College capped its commencement week with Dean Clarence Marsh of Buffalo University addressing the graduating class about education costs and public service as the college conferred 42 degrees including bachelor and diploma levels and honored several individuals.

Ankton Clarence §. Marsh Buffalo N. C CCC Washington, D. C South Dakota Yankton College Deen Marsh Yankton J. Morriston Thomas Ravenswood Congregational Church Chisago G. W. Nash Freeman Ward Lafayette College Easton Joseph Ward James F. Walker Boise Idaho Wyoming Utah Jesse P. Williamson Onida Marth Thomas Conservatory of Music Conservatory of Music

Wollman Rites To Be Conducted Today

Funeral services for Ajdig Wollman an 82 year old South Dakota pioneer who died Friday after a lingering illness were to be held today at Crandon Lutheran church with Rev AL Wiedenhoffer of Redfield officiating Interment in Tulare cemetery Surviving are the widow and one son Marvin

Wollman Tulare Ajdig Wollman Crandon Lutheran Church AL Wieden Hofer Redfield Mec Woolman South Dakota Midwest Germany Marvin

Bridge Champs Crowns at South Dakota Olympic Meet

Mrs Archie Collins and Miss Rath Collies of this city were east axed west champions of South Dakota in the world Olympic tournament held here last February. Mr and Mrs Chester White of Huron won far the north and south. The trophies were awarded these champions early this week.

Miller Archie Collins Rath Collies South Dakota Chester White Huron Farthe’ North Ard

Rain Brings Cheer to Miller Area Farmers

Residents of Miller and vicinity report a cheerier mood after a week of daily showers. Total rainfall reaches about four tenths of an inch, aiding planting of forage crops as farmers resume field work.

Moller Miller and Pest

Also Mentioned on This Page

United States Associated Press Prudden, King & Prudden Denver San Francisco Hamorrow Lusk.mitchell Newspapers, Ine Wee Dees Ley Rooeevelt Roosvelt Mr. Hoover George Clark Mia Tre Consumer Council of Newport R. 1 National Emergency Council Itelf Indus Mit Rochester Marsh
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