Growth Of County Library Sets Farm Family Example
Mrs. H A Lyman of Potter County explains how the county library expanded reading access for farm families, from traveling libraries to a graded‑roads era. She credits increased mental horizons, home study, and community culture, noting the library’s per capita use in 1929 and its role in education and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Lyman
Potter County
Free Library Commission
Pierre
Community Club
Tod
Marion Weidensee
Huron Woman Wins One Dollar Book Review Prize
Mes. N. Bjornson of 26 Idaho Avenue wins the $1 prize for her review of Early Candlelight by Maud Hart Lovelace. The piece praises the story of trading posts along the upper Mississippi and the Du Gay family with noted characters and a vivid romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
N. Bjornson
Idaho Avenue
Maud Hart Lovelace
Narcisse DuGay
Major Boies
Former Redfield Girl Gains Recognition for Green Sweater
Helen Anderson, once of Redfield and daughter of a former Schalkle Studio operator, appeared in a Christian Science Monitor issue. She earned admission to the Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts as a promising young artist with new works winning awards. She studies advanced European art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Mas VV
Helen Anderson
The
Christian Science Monitor
Miss Anderson
Redfeld
Schalkle Studio
Tyler
Connecticut Academy of Fine Arts
Monier
Europe
Iowa Poet Defines Secret Writing For Book Reviews
Mrs. Sadie Seagrave of Iowa City, a regular book review contributor to the Des Moines Sunday Register, outlines a reviewer’s goal. She argues reviews should convey atmosphere and purpose while sparing the ending, to spark reader interest without spoiling the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Bastian
Tenth Street
Arthur Jerome Dickson
Iowa
Sadie Seagrave
Ges Moines Sunday Register
Humanite
Jack
Jim
Nursing Schools Honor Jane Delano Memorial Day Observance
Nursing schools across South Dakota and the nation marked March 12 for Jane Delano the World War I nurse whose Arlington burial recalls her role as first director of Red Cross nurses. The nursing reserve she helped create now numbers nearly 50 000 trained nurses ready to support troops and assist in disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungio Vane Rx
France
Arlington National Cemetery
South Dakota
Miss Delano
Red Cross
United States
Army
Navy
Meat Cookery Aims From USDA Home Economics Bureau
Meat cookery aims emphasize cooking by cut tenderness and flavor and using reliable thermometers. Tender cuts cook quickly without lids or water. less tender cuts need water and slower heat. Browning enhances flavor. well seasoned gravies help. Oven and roast thermometers remove guesswork and ensure consistent doneness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Home Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Four Room Bungalow Offers Easy Heating and Compact Layout
The compact four room first floor plus two optional second floor bedrooms provide economical heating and efficient use of space. Features include a large living room, dining alcove, two first floor bedrooms with closets, and a red brick chimney. Construction on lots from AQ to 100 feet wide suits moderate cost cities with estimated price between 4 000 and 6 000 dollars.
Prejudice Explained By Huron Professor At Meeting
Dr. R D Sinclair of Huron college told the Professional and Business Women's club that nearly everyone harbors a prejudice against something. He urged analyzing roots of bias, tracing its growth, and associating pleasant aspects with the object of prejudice to overcome it. The talk closed the three part series on This Business of Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R D. Sinclair
Huron College
Canova Home Makers Demonstrate Affordable Meals
The Canova Home Makers Club met at Mrs. Dark Cine's home in March with twelve members and two visitors. Mrs. G E Snether and Mrs. Earl Snethen demonstrated economical meals and food judging by condition and color. Next meeting will be an evening picnic social for members families. Shrine Auxiliary held a benefit bridge tea at the Masonic Temple with prizes to Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Ball. proceeds aid hospital expenses for a Huron child at Twin City Shriner's hospital. operation by a child specialist was provided free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova Home Makers
Home Makers Club of
Canova
Dark Cine
G. E. Snether
Earl Snethen
Carl Cline
Ellen Lisenberg
Shrine Auxiliary
Masonic Temple
Verne Warren
Ernest Ball
J. R. Johnson
Huron
Twin City
Shrimer’s Hospital
Lacquer Red Coat Is Positively Last Word In Fashions
Huron shopkeepers report a cull season with tweed top coats in conservative and modish styles. Light tans grays remain favored while lacquer red with black fur appears as a striking option. The sharkskin tweed lacquer red coat with black galiak trim is described as the season’s final word.
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Huron
Miss Dewing Outlines Next Week Schedule
Miss Dewing lists a busy week for the Beadle County home demonstration program. Activities include meetings in Huron Redfield Hand County and St Lawrence with a Redfield 4 H club call and a Redfield Training School opening March 24 at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Huron
Sara L. Dewing
Miss Dewing
Spinksouth
Redfield Court House
Redfield
Hand County
Court House
St. Lawrence
South Dakota
Radio singer Jeanne Dunn featured in March Radio Digest
Miss Jeanne Dunn of Redfield who sings on KFI Los Angeles every Friday appears in the March Radio Digest. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Dunn of Redfield. In South Carolina the law prohibits divorce for any cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Dunn
Redfield
KFI
Los Angeles
March
P. J. Dunn
South Carolina
Beautification Of Homes Need Not Be Costly Investment
A. L. Ford urges South Dakota homeowners to beautify grounds with trees shrubs vines and flowers arguing planting is affordable and value enhancing. He notes renters and pioneer-era neglect, stresses landscaping as an investment that improves aesthetics, satisfaction, and community citizenship. Next week covers landscaping plans and house approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Ford
South Dakota
Ford
Mr. Ford
Huron Library Adds Notable Non Fiction Volumes
Huron readers gain new non-fiction titles at the library including Mansions of Philosophy by Will Strant and Emil Ludwig Lincoln biography. Edison’s childhood note marks a date while readers await All Quiet on the Western Front due to two year library bookings in Barrow England. Fannie Kilbourne releases Dot and Will stories in book form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Central South Dakotas
Mansions of Philosophy
Will Strant
Thomas Alva Edison
Linuscoln
Emil Ludwig
Lincoln
Thomas A. Edison
Barrow
England
Fannie Kilbourne
Dot
Will
Hitchcock Woman Honored by Sunshine Home Club
Mrs. Davis of Hitchcock was honored at a Sunshine Home Extension Club meeting on March 13 for seven years of membership and state recognition. The group named the “Carrie Davis Club” in her honor and presented a gold pin emblem. Miss Alma Anderson of Huron attended as a special guest.
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Hitchcock
Club Mix
Davis
Kets
Sunshine Home Extension Club
Lou Damey
Carrie Davis
Sunshine Clan
Theresa E. Sutter
Brookings
Lloyd Anderson
Alma Anderson
Huron
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Dickson
Jane Delano
Dr. J. Spink
A. M. Hay
Tbs
Wiley’s Garage
Second St
Cavour Hall -Cavour, S. D
D. F. Desmond
S. D
Magr
W. J. O’meare
Watertown
W. W. Howes
K & K Co
Freeman
K & K Company
Your. Egan
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