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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1934

Page

2

Emergency Met By AAA Setup During Drought

Brookings reports the Agricultural Adjustment Administration outlines its drought responsive plan to manage surplus and protect farmers. Administrator Chester C. Davis stresses aid against drought is as crucial as combating surplus, detailing four emergency use cases including land conservation, noncurrent crop payments, rapid disposal of surpluses, and stabilizing farmer income during crises.

Brookings Agricultural Adjustment Administration Chester C. Davis Wavisi

Special Services Dayland Children Honor Held Sunday

Special Dayland services featured a program of recitations songs and dialogs by Sunday school classes. Miss Dorothy Ravenscroft and Mrs. Lee Lacey directed. Miss Doris Olson accompanied on piano. A special Fathers Day program is planned for next Sunday.

Dorothy Ravenscroft Lee Lacey Doris Olson

Farewell Picnic For Supt Wright And Family

A farewell picnic at the park honors Supt O G Wright and family who plan to move to Chicago this week. Guest Bob Shep herd, also bound for the coast, attends the event as a honored guest.

Harvest Workers Warned No Jobs In South Dakota

The U S Department of Labor warns harvest workers there will be few or no jobs in the Dakotas this season. A bulletin to state director S H Collins says northern spring wheat states face gloomy prospects due to dry soil and little demand for harvest labor in the north.

South Dakota Aberdeen United States Department of Labor Dakotas S. H. Collins National Reemployment Service Federal Department

Days of 76 Events Draw Cowboys to Deadwood Aug 9 11

Deadwood reports growing interest in the Days of 76 festival as cowboys riders and ropers inquire about the August 9 11 show. Sam Garrett will appear with Huss Madison’s string of horses from the White Horse herd. Mrs E O Lampinen and Mrs Blanche Lord will run the parade, Earl Cooper handles historical figures, and the Whiskers club launches a membership drive aiming for 100 new members.

Deadwood E. 0. Lampinen Blanche Lord Earl Cooper Whiskers Club Todd Harrison Ted Holm

Diesel Tractor To Be Displayed At Farm Day

Brookings will host Farm and Home Field Day at State College on June 29. A 3 horse power crawler diesel tractor will be on display, likely among the first shown in the northwest. Diesel engines offer lower fuel costs, easier startup, and efficient performance, with basic ignition from compression heat and no spark plugs.

Brookings State College Agricultural Engineering Department Northwest D. E. Wiant Denver Chicago Wiant Wlant

Educational Group To Continue Work In South Dakota

A seven member committee drafting a state education program in cooperation with the South Dakota department of public instruction will meet July 1 to finalize reports and frame recommendations for a larger citizens committee likely in August. The group backs federal aid for schools in the current emergency and state aid for districts, plus a state wide tax to ease property tax burdens. A subcommittee reviews the state permanent school fund.

Pierm South Dakota Department of Public Instruction I. D. Weeks State Superintendent of Public Instruction Citizens Committee

Schools to Convene in Huron for Joint SDEA Meeting

Springfield June 14 A plan calls for a joint session of the department of higher education with the department of superintendents and principals at the SDEA meeting in Huron next November. Dean W Ludeman of Southern normal chairs higher education. Supt J W Poynter of Winner leads the principals. A panel will discuss common topics to foster college and public school integration and attendance.

Huron Springfield Department of Higher Education Department of SDEA Dean W. Ludemen Southerm Normal Supt J. W. Poynter Winner Dean Ludemax Iim

Oil Highway Oiling Jobs Begin Near Mitchell

More than 300 men will be employed to oil U S highway No 16 from Mitchell to Mt Vernon with a 24 foot surface. A gravel pit on the Mark Morgan farm three miles west of Mitchell has started preliminary work and three eight hour shifts will keep the project moving to avoid delays. Jobs are being filled through the re employment office at the city hall.

Mitchell Mitchell Blitchell Mt. Vernon Mark Morgan Mitchell

Pierre Girl Wins In Essay Contest

Miss Mary Kienholz of Pierre wins the South Dakota award in a national high school essay contest by the Gorgas Memorial Institute for an essay on Past Benefits and Future Importance to Man of the Control of Disease-Bearing Mosquitoes. She receives 10 dollars. national winners not yet announced.

Pierre Mary Kienholz South Dakota Gorgas’ Memorial Institute Kienholz

Farewell Dinner for Mrs Cox in Ames

A farewell dinner was hosted at Mrs. Blanche Taylor's home in Ames in honor of her mother Mrs. Cox who is leaving after an extended visit. A birthday party followed for Charline Palmer on her ninth birthday hosted by Mrs. Palmer at Ames.

Ames Blanche Taylor Cox

Extratains Officers Event Hosted by Mrs Ernestine Firemark

Mrs Ernestine Firemark entertained the past Noble Grands this week in a social gathering. The event brought together longtime members for an evening of reminiscence and fellowship.

ST. Lawrence Ernestine Firemark

Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promoted as Natural Laxative

Unsolicited letter from Mr. Daniels extols Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a natural laxative with bulk and vitamin B to aid digestion. Claims the cereal provides iron, supports intestinal tone, and offers a pleasant alternative to pills. Recommends two tablespoons daily and seeks medical advice if not relieved.

John Daniels Third St North Bergen N. J Loge Batti Creek

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