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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1932

Page

5

President's Organization Pushes Farm Gardens for Relief

The President's Organization on Unemployment Relief launches a campaign to promote home and subsistence gardens as reconstruction aid. County agents will assist, with five garden types outlined to boost food for home use and support unemployed families while avoiding sale to oversupplied markets.

Axil Department of Agriculture Extension Service American Red Cross Allonal Fred C. Croxin Euntry Thesident Ac Rve Fruett of Agriculture Esident United States Lorse Uch Premime

To Vote On Auditorium Project in Sturgis

Sturgis officials plan a March 31 vote on issuing bonds up to 30000 to fund a site purchase and construction of a suitably sized auditorium including grounds cleanup. Plans were reviewed earlier. the measure would appear at the April 19 council session.

Sturgis Gion Fred P. Hampton Je Tribby D. R. J. Woods

Onion Set or Seed Growers Learn Transplanting Advantage

Hints on growing onions notes that most market onions come from seed, not sets. South Texas growers plant seed in beds, transplant seedlings to fields, and produce large onions. Transplanting suits western irrigated areas and helps Northerners when starting in hotbeds or southern-grown plants. Yield can reach 2 to 4 bushels per bundle under rich soil with early planting and ample fertilizer.

NEA WM. R. Beattie Bureau of Plant Industry U. S. Department of Agriculture Bermuda South Texas New York Ohio Michigan Far West South Texas Central States

Walters Birthday Party Noted In Osceola

Osceola on March 31 honored August Walter with a birthday surprise party. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hart Meyers and family, Mr. and Mrs. H C Schleuter and family, Oscar McClure, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Danforth of Raymond, L Lippert and son, Ira Biggerstaff and daughter, Sam Biggerstaff, Elmer Walters and son of Huron. The evening featured card playing.

Osceola Sam Biggerstaff Elmer Walters Huron

Radio Features The Lest in Body Lard Broadcast Plans

Radio feature notes a Music Supervisors Conference broadcast finale in Cleveland on April 8 with Percy Grainger directing a 12 piano ensemble. It lists WEAF NBC and WABC CBS and WJZZ NBC schedules featuring Sophie Tucker Jesse Crawford Mills Brothers Guy Lombardo Countess Albani the Ikens sisters the Irish tenor John Kelvin and Eddie Cantor impersonations.

C.E. Butterfield New York Percy Grainger Music Supervisors Conference Cleveland Weafnbc Man and Arden Jesse Crawford Johnny Hamp WABC CBS Mills Brothers Guy Lombardo WJZZ NBC Countess Albani Voorhees Lickens WEAF Alwa

Iowa Industries Near Normal, Says State Director

In his February report of Iowa industrial conditions, T L Taggart states many plants are normal or near normal. He lists meat packing plants flour mills soap glove and basket factories wholesale and retail operations and candy and biscuit facilities as operating well. Part time employment is common in several other sectors including mills wood products and farm machinery factories. Mellette report notes Cortlett's return from Minnesota where he had been employed.

Iowa Sioux City T. L. Taggart

Youth Planting Trees to Honor Washington Across Nation

South Dakota youths join a national bicentennial tree planting to honor George Washington. Students will plant American elm and green ash across prairies and in schools, parks, and yards, celebrating Washingtons love of trees and aiding the nation.

George Washington South Dakota Atlantic Pacific Washington Charles Lathrop Pack American Tree Association Prairies America

Man Injures Foot Lifting Gas Engine

Osceola March 31 Special W H Derscheid injured his foot while unloading a gas engine from a wagon. His foot slipped under the engine causing a fall. He will need crutches to aid walking for several days.

W. H. Derscheid Mir. Dersche

Arbor Day tree planting program urges school and community involvement

Community leaders push children in apartments and schools to plant trees in city parks and school grounds. Teachers distribute seedlings and planting instructions, with a statewide Arbor Day focus near April 22. Students will take trees home and gain certificates from the American Tree Planting Association.

Park Board South Dakota Governor Green American Tree Planting Association Washington

Uphold Decisions Of Lower Courts In South Dakota

The South Dakota Supreme Court sustained lower court rulings in two criminal and five civil cases this week. It affirmed Albert Ruhank's new trial after a rape conviction, Richard Pray's grand larceny verdict, and a banking-house sale in Winner. It also upheld alimony contempt exoneration for Aris Revell and a lien suit in Beadle County involving Schultz, Steinmetz, Elatra and Elsiro.

Bank of Winner Farmers State Bank of Witten Bank of Witmner Lawrence County Aris L. Revell Gregory County Frank Schultz Catherine Steinmetz Fred Elatra Henry Elsiro Schultz Vernon Johnson Nels Christensen Beadle County

New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO-GLO Debuts at The Fair Store

The Fair Store introduces MELLO-GLO face powder promising a youthful complexion. It hides tiny lines and large pores, uses a new French process for smooth spreading, reduces shine, and claims longer wear.

Fair Store

CourtAffirms Foreclosure Suit Across Three Counties

The appellate court affirmed a lower court ruling in a suit by Erastus Cornell to recover on a promissory note. It also upheld a Minnehaha county client court decision favoring BE A. Ruden, superintendent of banks, against Joe H. Kirby. The case covers foreclosures on farm lands in Turner, Minnehaha and McCook counties.

Fendants Erastus Cornell Minnehaha County BE. A. Ruden Farmers State Bank of Parker Joe H. Kirby Turner Mintnehaha WeCook

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