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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1936
Page
8
A historic call to city dwellers to grow indoor gardens using simple home scraps. It suggests carrot greens, grape vines, tomatoes, squash, beets, and even peanuts and potatoes from the market, all nurtured in window boxes with sun and water, celebrating gardening from scraps to thriving greenery.
Troop 2 of the Huron Boy Scouts met at the Presbyterian Church Tuesday evening. Present were seven active members two Junior Assistant Scout masters Dick Cook and Grant Pasek the Scoutmaster Dr Betts and Assistant Scoutmaster William Churchill. Elections chose Scribe Andy Palm patrol tender Bill Saxton quartermaster Key Upshared. Bill Saxton Hugh Warren Dudley Towe Ralph Tomlinson Kay Upchurch underwent initiation led by Grant Pasek and Dick Cook. Scouts absent for three consecutive meetings were placed on associate list pending reinstatement after meeting attendance.
The 4 H Willing Workers Club was formed at an afternoon meeting held at Mrs Iversons home. Officers include Jeyn ette Iverson as secretary Floyd Rex as president Anna May Iverson as vice president Viola Rex as treasurer Wayne Traver as male leader Mrs Henry Iverson as leader and Agnes Rex as vaporter.
The text notes that fruits and vegetables can have an alkaline effect in the body and that during stomach hyperacidity physicians may advise avoiding all acid fruits for a period. It frames this as a special situational recommendation.
Girl Scouts Troop 2 hosted an amateur program at Marjorie Saxton's home with Miss Waring, a Lincoln School teacher, as guest. Gladys Brown performed as Major Bowes, with Carolyn Rayburn and Betty Martin singing, Eleanor Nielson impersonating Joe Penner, Virginia Saxton on harp, and a layette finishing project discussed. A light supper followed as the event closed.
The Mil ler Commercial Club hosted St Lawrence and Ree Heights business leaders with a debate among high school students. The topic asked whether states should fund public medical care for all citizens. Negative team Louis Wilson and Curtis Trainey defeated Marjorie Molesworth and Marguerite Hanna. Lunch followed. FP 2-15.36 LP 35-96. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE describes a Beadle County South Dakota mortgage dating from 1928 with multiple assignments to Neil S. McKay and others, detailing property in section 10, township 110, range 60 and outstanding principal and interest totals.
Public notices outline mortgage foreclosures in Beadle County South Dakota with sale dates March 9 1936 and March 11 1936 plus a March 20 1936 land lease or sale action. Names include Neil S McKay assignee Joe Reilly sheriff Ben Stroul commissioner of school and public lands EF Tredway Nora Mayredwaye and Waiter Conway mortgagee. Beadle County Huron Chamberlain. Public sale at court houses in Byron Chamberlain and Huron. Proceeds cash on bid.
Attorney general notice details a mortgage dated March 19 1319 on 160 acres in Northwest Quarter section 22 township 1n range 61w Beadle County. Mortgagee insured buildings after mortgagor failed to insure and added 38.00 insurance premium with 8 percent interest. Delinquent principal and interest noted.
The mortgagee states total amount due as of now and has elected to declare the entire secured debt payable.
The mortgage sale will occur at the front door of the Beadle County court house in Huron South Dakota. The sale is to be conducted publicly for cash on March 7 1936 at 10 o clock in the morning. Dated February 1 1936.
Many people worry about acid and alkaline foods in a balanced diet. Citrus and tart foods may raise stomach acidity briefly but later aid alkaline reserves. A proper diet builds alkaline reserve to resist infections, while extreme imbalance wears it down.
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