School Groups Visit In Huron During Industrial Tours
Groups of students and teachers from Huron area schools head to Huron for the Chamber of Commerce sponsored industrial tours. Fifteen itineraries guide groups through Armour packing plant Nehi Bottling court house Huron Dairy products and more with guides from each site.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Hurondustries
Armour= packing
Pullman Sleeping
Cat
Nehi Bottling
KGDY
Morin-Calton. Co
Huron Dairy Products Co
Marvin Hughite American Yatchery
Northwestern Public Service
Bell Telephone Company
Western Union
Swander's Bakery
Weather Bureau
Paul K. Biyers
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Myers_and
Bancroft
Hitchcock
Boy Elected for Trip to Aberdeen
Clarence Burnett of Edison school was chosen to represent at the county Y C L convention in Aberdeen. He expressed pride in earning the trip and hopes to bring back information and news for his school after the event.
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Aberdéen
Clarence Burnett
Edison
Aberdeen
Beans Grow in Spring Valley School Science Class
Third and fourth graders at Spring Valley School study beans as Lois Steele writes. Students plant beans in a pan and keep a growth diary, noting a plant that has grown four inches and describing new insights gained from the activity.
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Spring Valley School
Lois Steele
Sheffield School Students Create Bulletin Board Posters
The first and second graders at Sheffield school draw and color ships windmills faster bunnies and flowers for their bulletin board after completing regular lessons, as reported by Lois Peterson.
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Sheffield
Lois Peterson
Boys Repair Teacher’s Car During Noon Hour
Robert Orcer and Ralph Van Moor overhauled their teacher’s old Model T Ford during lunch last week. They replaced a burned low band with a brake band, cleaned a water-filled timer, and confirmed all cylinders worked after reassembly. They warned the teacher she would use reverse gear as a brake until repairs are complete.
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Robert Orcer
Ralph van Moor- Vehem
Robert
Canova Forms Three 4-H Corn Clubs For 26 Boys
Three hors 4-H corn clubs organized in Canova with 26 boys enrolled. Each boy will plant an acre and show ten ears at a Canova fall corn show. The Canova commercial club sponsors the event and provides seed. Leaders are George Harter Clarence Hillman and N C Staley.
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Canova
George Harter
Clarence Hiilman
N. C. Staley
Girl Reserves Plan Party for Last Meeting Week
The Wilson Girl Reserves met after school to plan a party for their final meeting during the week of May 13. Winifred Robison led a business meeting and the group worked on wildlife preservation topics from a booklet prepared by Floyd A. Johnson for 4-H clubs.
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Wilson
Winifred Robison
Fentment
Floyd A. Johnson
Watdan
Scout Jamboree at Potomac Draws Thousands of Boys
The first national Boy Scouts of America jamboree will be held August 21 to 30 along the Potomac in Washington. It marks the twenty sixth anniversary of the organization with ten days of events showing what scouting has taught boys and the work of volunteer leaders.
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Boy- Scouts, of America
Potomac
Washington
Issaed Point
Boy Scouts F of America
Prairie Knoll students study trees across seasons
The fifth and sixth graders at Prairie Knoll School study trees for reading. Iva Brown notes they illustrated the trees in spring with new growth, summer with leaves, fall with shedding leaves, and winter without leaves.
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Knoll ‘School
Iva Brown
Spelling Honors At Prairie Knoll School
Pupils strive to improve spelling grades at Prairie Knoll. Students reaching 100 percent earn a place on the bulletin board, with names like Karlas Smith Margaret Rex Verelyn Wogan Keith Smith Elsa Starz Glenn Vogan Iris Vogan and Leona Rex displayed.
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Prairie Knoll School
Karlas Smith
Margaret Rex
Verelyn Wogan
Keith Smith
Elsa, Starz
Glenn Vogan
Iris Vogan
Leona Rex
Hurley Visits School For Arithmetic Lessons
Carol Knouse reports Mr Hurley visited the school on Tuesday April 3rd. Second and third grade arithmetic classes were held while he spoke. He invited students to C L and Red Cross conventions planned for the next two Saturdays.
Apple Dumplings and Fruited Fried Treats Mixed in Old Recipe
A handwritten style recipe listing apple dumplings, fritters, fruit pies, a grapefruit prune pic, and plum pudding. Ingredients include flour, milk, sugar, butter, apples, citrus, and spices with steps to roll dough, wrap fruit, fry or bake, and serve with cream or glaze.
Inverpatabie Winner in Saturday Evening Huronite Coloring Contest
Lavonne Pronk wins the sweepstakes for coloring one Moon Mullins page in the Saturday Evening Huronite. Other winners named include Donald Benston Arlene Zeeck Mary Carney Margaret Brown Billie Benson Ruth Lowrie Valois Johnston Joyce Carney Hitchcock and Betty Mentzel. Tickets to the Huron theatre may be claimed at the box office on show day. All central South Dakota youths are eligible by coloring a comic page and submitting to the newspaper before 5 o'clock the following Wednesday.
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Lavonne Pronk
Sweet
Mullins
Huron
Donald Benston
Cavour
Ruth Lowrie
Montana Avenue
Valois Johnston
Joyce
Carney
Hitchcock
Betty Mentzel
South Dakota
Huronita
Soaker at Manchester i x ay
A steady rain Tuesday and Tuesday night drenched the Manchester district, bringing 1 34 inches of moisture. Light showers continued Wednesday with more rain expected, hindering farm work and relief efforts as Redstone Creek runs full.
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Manchester
Prospect
Redstone
Town
Worthing Child Seeks Chick Loan in Beadle County
The Huron Chamber of Commerce reports a poultry loan plan offering 50 baby chicks to youths ages 10 to 20 who join a 4 H club. Letters from residents in Worthing and Huron detail chicks thriving, with one case where a chick struggles to eat. Loans continue until funds run out. deferments for post school year available.
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Huron
Chamber of Commerce
Madonna, Clark
Woarthing
Worthing
Sioux Falls
Madonna
Troopers Club
Beadle County
Clark
Paul’ Myers
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Merril McNutt
Augustine Addition
Joyce Hamilton
Bonilla
Myers
Hay Crop Output Dips to 87 Percent of Average
The United States Department of Agriculture reports the 1384 hay crop at about 87 percent of the nation’s long term average. The decline signals reduced forage supply for livestock and potential price effects across farm regions.
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United States
Department of ‘Agriculture
Articles of Incorporation Filed for Stuelpnagel and Grow Inc
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state for Stuelpnagel and Grow Inc of Yankton. The machinery company is capitalized at 008. Corporators are John W. Stuelpnagel Paul W. Grow and Philip W. Eysenbach, all Yankton residents.
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Pierre
Stuelpnagel and Grow, “Inc
Yankton
John’ W. Stuelpnagel
Paul W. Grow
Philip W. Eysenbach
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Schick
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