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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
5
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The Mitchell Republican notes the tension in applying farm relief to hogs and corn, stressing the need for balanced controls. It highlights Secretary Wallace and aide Paul Appleby’s Iowa ties and urges careful handling to avoid harming production while avoiding overly deep curtailment.
A Conde area farmer writes The Evening Huronite asking how wheat bounty measures affect his 640 acre farm. He reports 380 acres of wheat at 11 bushels per acre over three years, 70 acres of corn yields, 40 acres barley at 10 bushels, 40 acres rye at 9 bushels, with remaining land hay and pasturage. He requests explanation of current price influence and bounty calculations.
The Evening Huronite explains possible county organization steps for farmers to gauge bounty effects. It notes plan changes may occur and that USDA educational programs are planned. It details a 30 cent processing tax funding, 28 cents for farmer distributions, and a 20 percent acreage reduction yielding a 23 cent per bushel bounty.
A survey of Farley assessing his handling of party patronage after Congress ends. Viewpoints vary on his political skill, ruthlessness, and potential to build an enduring machine that could influence 1935 outcomes, with critics noting the payoff may hinge on distributing offices to keep Democratic leaders functional.
The new home loan bank law, approved by the White House, will operate in about 30 days. It allows direct loans up to 50 percent of property value at 6 percent for 15 years to refinance taxes, repairs, and maintenance. If owners default, the government may assume mortgages, with bonds paid to creditors.
Omaha World Herald notes Fred E. Murphy resists fast travel to London. Roosevelt urged him to fly but Murphy travels overland by Pullman, delaying a swift mission while others push for acceleration. The piece praises steady progress and cautions against rushing pace.
Fifty one boys from central South Dakota council camp at Camp Da Ko Tah near Miller for a full week of activities. Camp opened Sunday June 2 and runs until Sunday July 2. Fred C. Eggers directs the camp with helpers David Evans and Elmer Schmierer. Eight scouts win expense paid trips from a Huronite contest. Listed are the campers by troop and town, with daily activities including tests, cooking, an overnight hike, and a thunderstorm prompting an early campfire cancellation.
Mary Virginia Kenney reports on Titanka troop No 6 Girl Scouts gathering at Campbell Park for the current week. This was the last meeting before summer with ongoing interest groups. The Bird group meets at Campbell Park Tuesday 7 PM and the Trees and Flowers group meets Friday 6 30 PM at the water tower park. After the session some girls go to the Parish House for Miss Mylan’s instruction on the dancer’s badge.
The Go Getters club in Miner County led by Miss Effe Older met at the usual hour with President Fred Sundell presiding. Members were present and songs were sung. Esther Sundell demonstrated hair care, patterns were cut, and Mavis Morrell began an organdie dress. Snack followed and the next meeting is planned at Mrs. James Morrell's home.
A Happy Go Lucky club meeting at the Kongel home favored a July 2 picnic with all but three members attending. A vote approved the plan. Lunch included sandwiches and pickles, cake and ice cream followed the meeting.
Leota Caldow reports on the Spink county Cheerful Workers 4 H sooking club camp at Hur on noting daily routine from registration to bed, morning exercises, classes in Home Literature and music, first aid kit instruction, crafts and flower planting, a treasure hunt, swimming, a talent program, and pageant with group awards and banner planning.
The Wide Awake Cookers were invited to join the Country Women's club at their annual picnic at Twin Lakes south of Red. After lunch, lanternball games were held for men and older boys, then for boys and girls, with races for the little children. Vera Radcliffe notes a picnic supper and a happy return home.
Broiling advice outlines cuts best for boiling style cooking including tender beef steaks and lamb chops with notes on fat and thickness. Veal is not ideal for broiling due to low fat. Temperatures and pan setup described, with seasoning timing and flame distance.
The Girl Reserves of Hitchcock led by Mrs Grant enjoyed a three day outing at Preston cottage last week. Seventeen members participated in boat riding swimming hiking cooking and a Lyric theatre visit at Hedfield.
Instructions describe broiling steak with the oven door open and using a meat thermometer to reach 104 degrees then 136 degrees for medium. Times vary by thickness, with 2 inch steaks at 35 to 40 minutes, and thinner or rare steaks shorter. Includes lamb chops and ham timings and a recipe for broiled steak with melted American cheese.
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