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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
2
State college dairy department reports in bulletin 273 that skim milk plus foam can yield calves with similar weight gain and withers height as standard skim milk fed calves. Slight bloat may occur but no lasting harm. hair roughness may appear when foam is used.
A hearing in the injunction suit brought by the Associated Press against the Sioux Falls broadcast association operators of KSQO was postponed for a week due to the absence of Federal Judge James D. Eliott. The hearing is rescheduled for March 14.
Vermillion March convocation announces seven new Phi Beta Kappa members at the University of South Dakota. Named were Isla Kilpatrick Sioux Falls Cory June Jackson Vermillion Lyle Wirt Parker Bob Rempfer Parkston Ruth Waggoner Philip Agnes Schmidt Castlewood and Clifton Anderson Vermillion. Membership reflects scholastic attainment and annual limited selections.
De Smet reports a busy horse shipment period with eight carloads sent to Eastern markets. Buyers scoured Kingsbury county and nearby areas purchasing from western parts and neighboring counties. One buyer reportedly paid nearly $200 for stock.
Sioux Falls college students say education requires work both inside and outside campus. Men wash dishes and repair, while women clean, serve in dorms, and work as librarians. Students take janitor, watchman, and fireman posts, paint, fence work, and shovel snow, averaging eight job roles and about 20 hours weekly. Some also design posters, paint scenery, and hold student editor or sports correspondence roles.
Preparations for Hedda Gabler at Yankton college on April 7 and 8 proceed with a large student production staff designing settings costumes and other details. Under Sydney H Spayde supervision the entire drama group leads each production step to improve harmony.
A large group of livestock raisers from the territory will meet in Garden City next Tuesday to discuss marketing situations and the value of a shipping association. Carl Spong and Snyder of Sioux City Cooperatives, along with Paul Lewis of the Milwaukee railroad, will run the session. A music program by P. S. Feldmeyer is planned for attendees.
Miss Elizabeth Daniels of Yankton college senior class has been granted a Hartford Theological Seminary three year scholarship to cover all expenses. She is the only graduating senior in the United States to win such a scholarship. Daniels will study religious drama and pursue a Bachelor of Divinity degree, leaving for Hartford in September. She earns high academic honors and is active in music, drama, and oratory, plans to graduate cum laude, and has taught at Volin and Lake Preston.
Aberdeen approves a plan to issue 975 thousand dollars in revenue bonds for a municipal light and power plant and distribution system. Voters consider the ordinance on April 1 if city commissioners give final approval, with 113 thousand dollars annual payments to retire the bonds in 14 years from plant revenue and no rate reductions until fully paid.
The Community Church Ladies Aid gathered at Mrs. Ernestine Firemark's home for a missionary meeting with Mrs. Mae Magness presiding in the president's absence. Mrs. Ed S Meehan gave an engaging report on Indian work now being done in Arizona.
A farm owner in this area sold five loads of rye and half of last season’s small grain crop for $29.40, but $16 went to storage costs, illustrating why taxes and interest burden landowners.
Aberdeen March reports flood federal internal revenue office as taxpayers rush to meet the March 15 deadline. Leslie Jensen, collector, notes uncertain South Dakota revenue. exemptions of 1600 for single persons and 2500 for married couples. lower rate four percent. warns of 1000 dollar penalty for late filing even if taxable.
Vermillion March report notes the second public pledging of Scabbard and Blade at the University of South Dakota. Five advanced students in the military department became members: George Green of Sioux Falls, Edwin Nelson of Gann Valley, Kenneth Peterson of Mission Hill, Max Koster of Vermillion, and Wilbur Townsend of Lead. Craig Shouse of Vermilion announced the new members.
Public nurse Eva Esden visits 41 Kingsbury county schools and has examined 683 children while speaking with 71 visiting parents. Norma Koehne leads the survey funded by Christmas Seals, examining eyes ears teeth nose throat and weight during school exams.
In Wayland on a March day a wave of relocations unfolds. W J Stowers and Peter Bock move into local residences, Harold Garner settles on the L J Bark place, and multiple farm transfers occur including Lee Lacy Herbert Vitters Harry Sisk Dan Vani Zee Fred Schrader Frank Fisher Arthur McGilgery and William Stender taking new spots. Meyers family moves onto Gordon Magriss’s old farm two miles west while Beaver plans to occupy Julius Partsh’s place next year. A student contest features readings by Patricia Nelson and Peat Weischedel with M Coddington judging at Gettysburg schools. S: Vermillion notes child daydreams as valuable guides for parents says C Josey University of South Dakota professor of psychology and philosophy. A local land transaction reports L J Borkhuis buying two adjoining lots from J G McCormack in Wayland.
Greta McCoy will represent Onida in the district oratorical contest in Gettysburg after winning the declamation class with The Old Order Changed. Oma Hilton took first in drama with Little Boy Blue and Tom Melody won humorous with Open Wider Please.
Wheaton Wisconsin engineers unveil a 1933 World’s Fair Auto Gas Saver and Inside Engine Oiler claiming 87 miles per gallon. device fits all cars and installs with a wrench. offers 27 percent profits and a free sample by mail to solicit agents and buyers nationwide.
The two heralds of spring arrive in Lake Preston as Mr. Robin returns and children enjoy the marble game. Warmer days bring playground scenes with marble matches and cricket sticks replacing skis and sleds, while bats crawl and players tally scores in playful contrast.
In Sioux Falls a divorce decree of Aliverce Foster versus Iva Gilbertson Foster on grounds of cruelty was placed on record after three days of proceedings. The property settlement totals $230 to Mrs. Foster. Mr. Foster will transfer Penmarshe Place and $50,000 in cash plus $180,000 in listed and non-listed stocks within 30 days. The division will occur ten days after written notice to the defendants’ attorneys once stocks are ready for delivery.
Richard McGuire arrived from Missouri this week and will reside with his brother James McGuire and family in Wayland. The note marks a local family welcome as the move completes.
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