Farm Outlook Bright in Hand County Sees Livestock Rise
Hand County 농업 전망 밝아 50% 증가 예측 가축 증대 hog 60% 양 100% 증가 올해 Idle pasture 감소도 기대 1938년 대비 66천에 비해 감소 전망이며 Mexi co로부터 토지 가격 문의 증가. Highmore 음악 콘서트와 다과회, 학생 교통비 지원 기금 목적 4월 29일 Pierre 음악제 참여.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
3
Hand County 농업 전망 밝아 50% 증가 예측 가축 증대 hog 60% 양 100% 증가 올해 Idle pasture 감소도 기대 1938년 대비 66천에 비해 감소 전망이며 Mexi co로부터 토지 가격 문의 증가. Highmore 음악 콘서트와 다과회, 학생 교통비 지원 기금 목적 4월 29일 Pierre 음악제 참여.
The National Labor Relations Board hearing on charges against John Morrell & Co. focal plant for unfair labor practices has been moved from Thursday to April 13. Local 304 Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen of North America alleges coercion of employees in a bargaining rights election and accuses the company of backing an independent union and dominating its operation. The company fully denies all charges.
Dr. R S O Robinson announces that all South Dakota counties west of the Missouri River will be reaccredited April 1 for three years as free of bovine tuberculosis. Retesting continues in counties east of the river within the district.
Mrs. Gus Johnson who had influenza at her Frankfort area home for a week was admitted to Redfield hospital on Monday in a special report from Frankfort dated March 30.
Bancroft area obituary notes Mrs Dick Parish formerly of a farm northeast of Bancroft died Sunday morning in a Sioux Falls hospital after a paralytic stroke. Son Lloyd Parish lives on the home place and daughter Mrs Clyde Berkholtz resides north of Bancroft with years spent in Marion.
The Iroquois Community Service Club sponsors a kite flying contest on Saturday afternoon April 15 at 1 30. Children 15 and under are invited to make kites of any size and will be judged on workmanship and flying ability with liberal cash prizes for winners. Further details to follow.
Arrangements make Rev. E E Vernon of the M E Church to preach at Carpenter Methodist Church every other Sunday starting Palm Sunday at 7 30 pm inviting Woodland and Fordham residents. In Doland Boland a family visit notes Harlan Thoreson and Ted staying with Patience Wilkins while Thoreson takes a government surveying post on Rosebud reservation.
Notice states a mortgage held by Owners' Loan Corporation on Bendly County South Dakota property, dated May 1984, secured by real estate in Huron Teeadle County. It lists delinquent interest and taxes totaling 2070.80, with the mortgage recorded May 36, 1984, and extended by 1937 agreement. Local records indicate a foreclosure proceeding to recover the debt.
The Presby terian Church of Miller held its annual congregational meeting with Rev. Joseph Andrews as moderator and Miss Dollie Bushfield as clerk. Trustees E. Saltmarsh and E. Spain plus Grace Moore and Collie Bushfield were elected for three years. L. T. Jarmuth and Dr. M. W. Pangburn for two years. Eiders Rasmus Anderson William Ellis Earl Kindred and H. V. Oviatt for three years. Penwell as honorary elder. Ushers include Earl Kindred W J Halbower William Ellis F E Saltmarsh Earl Spain Don Stensland and Henry Zuckweiler. Rasmus Anderson is treasurer and Mrs. Earl Spain directs music. assistants include Mrs. Walter Heil and several others.
Friends and relatives gathered Sunday at the home of Charles Van Houten to celebrate his 77th birthday. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Peter Van Houten of Frankfort and families, Mr and Mrs Herman Wieks of Raymond, Mr and Mrs Louis Houghtalling of Redfield, and Mr and Mrs Pete Mickels of Clark.
Mrs Ray Wilhelm was elected president of the Frankfort Parents Teachers association at the regular meeting. Mira Satterlee was named vice president Ruth Spink secretary and Marguerite Jones treasurer. High school chorus performed two selections and HW Motly state representative gave the address. A light lunch followed.
University of South Dakota debaters directed by William S Howell tied for second place in a 30-team intercollegiate tournament at Wisconsin. The affirmative team of Il iney Cool, Ross Oviatt, and Platte won all three debates, while the negative team of Mark Wagner and Al Thompson won two of three. Oviatt reached finals in extemporaneous speaking. Wagner finals in oratorical division.
The New Deal Bridge Club met at Mrs C Glaze’s home Monday for two games of bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Eva Danny, Mrs Addie Glaze, and Mrs Pearl Phillips. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Ford promotes the 1939 V-8 highlighting high quality materials and workmanship. Prices are stressed as low due to the institution behind the car, not its features, while the model offers more passenger space and luggage room, improved appearance, better ride with new seat cushion construction and transverse springs.
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