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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
3
In a Brooks, South Dakota report on marketing, A M Eberle argues producers must balance production and marketing. He says neglecting distribution and consumer demand undermines prices, urging integrated practices from farm to retailer to consumer.
Several heavy showers visited the shington territory in recent days. Grass and pastures revived as moisture returns. Alfalfa is being cut and hay supplies look ample for the region now remedied by rain.
Yale hosts its annual Elevator Company meeting Saturday weather permitting. Directors with expired terms will be elected and the year’s report read. Ted Kuehl has been discussed as manager. the board met this week to review him. Fishermen near Athol report good luck at Big Stone Lake with plans for bass fishing around the Fourth of July.
Farmers around Athol report a strong crop outlook after a week and a half of near daily rain. Crops are showing well and with continued favorable weather the corn is expected to be over knee high by the fourth.
Wayland displays a proud town band with 14 members and director Hilary Major who just finished his second year at Yankton College Conservatory of Music. The group is in high demand this season at picnics and local events around town.
I B Newcomb entertained the Birthday Club at her Woonsocket home amid five tables of bridge. High score went to Mrs S R Gitchell, consolation to Mrs Cora Ball, and an out of town guest pulse was presented to Mrs Lipscomb of Aberdeen, daughter of Mrs Tinttie Webb. A two course lunch followed with garden flowers on the tables.
The German Free Reform church in Alpena held confirmation services in a class of about 20. Names listed include Anna Weickum Martha Heib Aline Ochsner Christine Diede Alyine Fuehrer Tee Orth Ruben Huff Emil Bentz and Ray Dschne. Rev. K Kruger led the service. The class had met at the church for some time preparing for confirmation.
Yale adds a second blacksmith shop with William Malone operating a shop behind the bank. New equipment including a chit anvil forge and emery wheel were secured from M L Tobin formerly at Auron Vales. The other shop remains owned by J H Rentseh of Turon. Mr Majors previously worked for Mrs Rentseh before starting his own shop.
South Dakota officials report final work at the World Memorial building has begun to prepare it for use this summer after delays from heating lighting and sewer issues. State employees are completing the remaining tasks due to funding shortages. Offices for the historical department will be housed in the memorial building near the capitol.
Northwestern South Dakota stockmen plan a Saturday gathering in Buffalo for the county livestock association meeting. Speakers include L G Troalo secretary of agriculture A M Eberle G S Weaver A D Ellison and Evan W Hall discussing livestock and market development in the region.
Clay county farmers test nine corn varieties on three plots per county agricultural leader Con S Maddox. Seed for the plots comes from county farmers. The test assesses yield maturity date and other factors to select seed corn best adapted to Clay county conditions.
Sioux Falls June 15 The position of Minnehaha county highway superintendent, left vacant by the resignation of L E Vercoe, will stay open until construction work begins by the county commission. No engineer is needed now as only planned work is a 1.2 mile paving project on highway 38 west of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Soren Jensen and son of Harlan Iowa visit Mrs. Jensen's parents Mr. and Mrs. Nels Madsen Sr. A family reunion was held in their honor with about five relatives present for the gathering dated June 15.
Freeman reports a Moscow mother asks Albert Schultz to wire 25 dollars to Survival her family amid famine. He seeks to bring relatives to the United States but immigration limits and Russian government opposition hinder the plan.
Sidney Parkinson of Kadoka and accompanying relatives visited the Bonilla family on June 15, meeting with parents during a special weekend gathering.
Beadle and Sanborn counties Old Settlers plan their annual picnic at Bateman's Grove twelve miles south of Cavour with Everson of St Charles as speaker. Baseball races and other sports planned, orchestra to play, lunch at noon, and growing turnout expected for this open event.
William H. Kreger of Bemia was bound over to the November term of federal court after arraignment on forging endorsement on a government check. Bonds set at $1,000. Government claims Kreger cashed two $50 checks issued to William R. H. Kreger. The checks dated back to 1930 and cashed in Cleveland Ohio.
June 18 report shows higher summer school enrollment at the University of South Dakota with more graduates and regular students registered for 1932 summer sessions than prior years.
H. W. Frankenfeld the registrar says regular college student registrations are up over last summer by more than 7 percent while graduate enrollments exceed last year by over 8 percent. By week’s end 396 had registered this year versus 414 at the end of the previous first week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hagen motored to Groton to visit Milton Albright then travel to North Dakota to stay about ten days with relatives. Their daughter Edna will join them upon return after two weeks visiting in North Dakota.
The Blunt American Legion Auxiliary hosted a June 15 benefit bridge afternoon with strong attendance. Mrs. A. Feinberg won high score and Mrs. John Jolly had the low score as refreshments were provided by the committee.
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