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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
5
Rev F E Lochridge spoke to 1304 H club members at Huron camp on fear and seed time for life. He cited four fear remedies from the word Fear faith enthusiasm ambition and anticipated aid as essential to overcome fear during the stunt program and field day activities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Michels and Head in relation to Wool Men in Alabama. The readable portions provide no clear event, date, or organization to establish a fuller news item.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Galle of Woonsocket and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Nelson of Bene are off to Black Hill for a visit. The two nieces stay at the Galle home until their parents return.
Burdette announces Joe Verdouff has started barbering at the town shop. He will be there every Saturday and, if business warrants, two days a week.
Mitchell June 2 A local fishing contest heats up as Art Gurius lands a 12 pound northern pike in Lake Mitchell claiming possibly the lake’s largest game fish. Rival anglers dispute the claim saying bigger fish may still lurk in nearby waters.
Preparations near completion for the south Hand picnic at the Ames store grove on Friday. Effort underway to merge north and south Hand county picnics in the future. The north Hand picnic was at Harry Kenyon grove with three pioneers present: Calkins from Lawrence, Henry Bornhurst, and Thomas Kelly. Calkins Bornhurst gave talks. W. Tranter presided. A varied program followed. Officers elected for the year: president William Pautsch, vice president William Daugherty, secretary Shelda Bottuni.
Mr and Mrs Johny Krogman and Mr and Mrs Harm Habben traveled to Rochester where the Krogmans plan house visits as they recover health. A 88 year old Denburgs celebration drew many relatives at Laidies Aid hall. Teresa Sinstrom and Sauter from Sioux Falls were guests at Woonsocket gathering.
Belle Fourche June 22 Rodeo officials shape the annual Black Hills round up with high class talent and major attractions. Billy Sunday appears July 5 and 6 for two nights. A Fourth Cavalry sham battle will demonstrate artillery defense against aerial warfare. Autogiro demonstrations and a large parade event are planned with local bands and a large rodeo field.
Riders from Montana Wyoming and South Dakota join amateurs for a three day rodeo. Purses total several thousand dollars, the richest in the West, expected to draw the best top hands in the game.
In Wessington slight crop damage due to webworms is reported by several farmers. Beadle County Agent R A Cave notes a poison mix is used, with heavy Sunday rains blamed for increasing impact. Burdette play postponed to Friday at Congregational church.
June 22 item notes Mrs. Allan Miller in Miller hospital in Burdette. The Rev. Mr. Jewell district superintendent from Aberdeen to speak at the church. Mrs. Renfield and son of Minneapolis visit with Mrs. George McKichan family.
An expedition from the Smithsonian Institution will visit north central South Dakota this summer to explore Indian mounds along the Missouri and Grand rivers. Led by William D. Strong, the party will base at Mobridge and arrive in July to study Pawnee and Arikara cultures, with Strong formerly at the University of Nebraska.
Pierre mayor J. E. Hipple announced city and school indebtedness will be reduced by at least 72750 dollars this summer. Part has been paid and the rest will be applied in August and September. He called this year’s debt reduction the best in the city’s history.
John P. Larson of Redfield has begun duties as blacksmith in Mus Hu Rentsch's machine shop at Yale. Larson previously worked as a blacksmith in Redfield. Yale now operates two blacksmith shops.
Madison officials outline lake improvement plans in a public meeting on June 22. The agenda includes drainage upgrades and shoreline stabilization to prevent flooding and enhance recreation at the lake. Local residents urged timely permits and funding assurances.
Improvement proposals to boost water supply for Lake Herman, Lake Madison and Lake Badus will be presented to the South Dakota Game and Fish Commission at its next meeting in Watertown on June 25.
An eight and a half pound daughter was born to Mrs. Oscar Hurst Friday. An American-built bridge in Canton China will be completed in June at an estimated cost of 1,200,000 dollars.
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