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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
2
Brookings March reports farmers in the wheat area of South Dakota adopting emergency adjustments to boost cash income. The Agricultural Economics circular outlines reductions in expenses, shifts to dairy and finished cattle sales, and possible rent or tenancy changes to preserve capital amid debt and price pressures.
Gettysburg March 2 Special Ralph Leai Post 135 American Legion won a citation for distinguished service. Chas. H. Miller post adjutant announced the award, crediting enrollment of advanced membership by November 90 equal to or greater than last year. The post reports paid up membership at 70 versus 30 last year.
About six hundred people filled the Methodist Episcopal church in Redfield to see the South Dakota Anti Saloon League directed drama "Who Jilled Earl Wright" based on an Iowa court case. A local cast delivered a polished performance with Mr. Ford commending their unusual ability and noting the play had been well received in Redfield. The cast included W F Bruel as judge and Louise Willey as court reporter among others.
Woonsocket news reports the death of F. M. Heald a longtime resident who passed away Wednesday morning from heart trouble He had been in fair health prior to death Survived by a wife and 11 children Funeral arrangements not completed at press time
Special guests from Doland led by Rev. J E Willnson will join Redfield Methodist Episcopal Church for next Sunday evening worship. Doland, part of a regional group, will conduct the service following the merged order of worship. A social will follow the service and all are invited.
Spring brings residents changing homes in Wolsey. Verne Cotton moves to a farm near St Lawrence. Gay Brown family relocates to Robert Hatcher house in town. Lowell Prose takes over Brown farm. Roy Rock moves to Prose farm. Clarence Getcher family shifts from Shoemaker farm to Chenoweth property. Dalrymple family to Shoemaker farm.
Rev. B C Keagy visited Brookings on Wednesday to begin the Lenten season with a church mission. He preached both afternoon and evening services and assisted Rev. C D Jackson in Holy Communion. Mrs Keagy accompanied him as guests of old friends.
Frame Tevet and Mrs. Gus Gueke were married at St Herward's Catholic Church with Father MacCori in charge. Agnes Joyce was bridesmaid and George Vasce best man. The couple, longtime Redfield residents, will live at Mr Joyce's farm and lease their town house.
In Woonsocket on March 2 special guests Mrs. T M Brisbine Mrs E B Oddy Mrs H S Ozie and Mrs A BR Brats berg entertained at a shower for Mrs C J Padmore and her child Jane Ann at the Brishbine home. Bridge at five tables produced Ed Strub as traveling prize winner. Gifts were displayed and supper served.
Butterfat output for January across 886 cows in three South Dakota associations averaged 22.1 pounds per cow. Highest herd averaged 34.7 pounds and top individual cow produced 79.8 pounds. A total of 121 cows exceeded 40 pounds. leading herds were Yankton-Clay 47.7, Minnehaha 33.5, and Black Hills 26.9 pounds.
Ames resident Joe Knipling broke his leg in a fall while assisting a hog butcher. Earlier, a hog had crushed him, cracking the same leg, and the injury had not healed before the second accident occurred.
Mr and Mrs Henry Schone celebrated their fourteenth wedding anniversary at their Frankfort home this week. Guests from Redfield attended and the evening featured cards and refreshments.
The Woonsucket American Legion and Auxiliary presented the play And Mary Did at the auditorium on Tuesday evening in May under Miss Marie Mylan. The cast included Emma Nielson Della Newcomb Nona Dow Mildred Mulligan Grace Simon Flavia Boughton Dixon Ward James Mulligan Hallie Webb John Brewster and Lawrence Brewster. Between acts Lamas Od sdy's dancing class performed and the Forestburg choir sang while the high school orchestra provided music. Afterward the Legion served lunch in the auxiliary rooms for members and the cast.
Seven USD freshmen women qualify for Alpha Lambda Delta honor by maintaining 90.5 average or higher in first semester. Names and grades include Anderson Sturgis 93 Bowles Groton 93 Marters Ferre 93 Miller Edgemont 91 Olson Vermilion 94.8 Schmidt Castlewood 91 Soderstrom Vermilion 92 Invitations extend to all eligible. initiation soon.
Iroquois dam work nears completion after a hard winter. From fall to now crews have hauled about four thousand loads of stone to face the water side. The project will need 500 more loads after the dam is raised four feet to its specified crest.
An old ad promotes Lydia E Pickham's Vegetable Compound for tired wives. It claims women gain strength to handle family burdens and improve finances. Endorses buying two bottles from a druggist and reports many users benefited.
The University of South Dakota Museum, led by curator W. H. Over, reports a near complete 1907 to 1917 Red Cross Christmas seal set addition. The framed stamps, now part of the cabinet collection, total about 1500 pieces, with strong emphasis on United States commemoratives.
Turkeys from Presho and nearby Rosebud territory find quick buyers as Joel Produce Co purchases all for shipment to the east. A farmer near White River sold 100 birds, earning cash when other income is scarce. Cafes and hotels in large cities seek the poultry.
Johnson rents a plate near Miller and moves this week. Gordon Hamilton hauls feed and hay to the former Simon Miller place. Ralph Rice moves onto a Ree Heights area farm. Mr and Mrs James Johnson of Ree Heights move onto the Brisbane farm. Roy Campbell rents three farms in the Wessington hills.
Fragmentary report notes Nellie Rob Campbell leaving prison and moving back to her farm near Wessington. A separate line mentions Roy and Mrs Robinson now changing names or titles to Crevier, but details are unclear.
A promotional note claims the toothpaste provides exact lab tested safety and thorough cleansing with each tube. It asserts outstanding cleansing, double polishing, no scratching, and a dramatic brightness increase. An introductory offer invites today purchase at local stores.
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