Mother's Day and the push for better maternity care
A New York meeting of the Maternity Center association highlights the need to reduce maternal mortality through improved medical care and nursing access. Dr. Louis I. Dublin notes public opinion and physician activity are boosting maternity care, while plans in New York state and South Dakota expand patient information and nursing support via leaflets and assistance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maternity Center Association
Womers
Louis I. Dublin
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Dublin
New York State
George W. Kosmak
Florence Walker Engelby
Waubay
Colonel Robbins Visit Highlights Prohibition Support
Col Fraymond Robbins, in Huron this week with Allied Campaigners, shows lingering oratory from Bull Moose days. A Tennessee born coal miner turned economist, politician, and religious contributor, he supported Roosevelt era reforms, ran for U.S. Senate as a Progressive, served in Russia, and now backs the Eighteenth Amendment with logical, steady emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Robbins
Col
Fraymond Robbins
Huron
Theodore Roosevelt
Tennessee
United States Senate
Illinois
Russia
Logia
Robbinss stance on amendment enforcement and referendum debate
Colonel Robbins argues for retaining the amendment until enforcement is thoroughly tested though some doubt its honesty. He believes its benefits outweigh the drawbacks, while acknowledging opposition from conscientious citizens who want abolition. He denounces nullification and the nationwide referendum as harmful to representative government. He is portrayed as intense and influential in Huron discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Robbins
Robbins
Huron
Hoover Delegates and the South Dakota Convention
The piece analyzes why Hoover delegates won in South Dakota and the broader GOP strength while Democrats debate Roosevelt as a fall candidate. It notes internal party dynamics, primary outcomes, and the strategic focus on Berry for the Democratic effort, suggesting Republicans feel confident in Hoover’s nominating chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
South Dakota
Chicago
Franklin Roosevelt
Cherry
Berry
Intelligent Railroading Advances to Regain Passenger Traffic
Watertown Public Opinion notes railroads move to match modern progress with faster beloved services. Excess fare trains are cut while speed and service rise. Air conditioned coaches and new Pullman cars promise comfort, dustless air, and climate control on fast trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
France
Iiies
Reil
Baruch urges total mobilization and price control in future war
Bernard Baruch argues the United States must mobilize all national resources in war and place them under military control. He outlines the five M’s and proposes price freezing to align with wartime levels, claiming previous errors cost up to 60 percent of war expenses. Judge Hanley warns about pledging general assets for public funds and stresses protection of public moneys amid shifting bonds and safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Bernard ML Baruchin
Military Intelligence Reserve Society of
New York
Baruch
War Industries Board
Hanley
Seventh District
Hayds Harald Enterprise
Five Young Citizens Leave For Pierre Sunday Meet
Five Young Citizens League members will depart Sunday evening for Pierre to attend the annual state contest at the state house. Delegates from Beadle County leagues will wear bright red ribbons and share ideas with winners from Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Young Citizens League
State House
Tren
Huron
George Schwartz
Valley No
Beadle County
Laura. Pamp
Custer Township
True Spirit League
Glenn Siegenthaler
Rarid School
Willing Workers League
Rachael Paterson
Willing Six League
Wayside School
Manchester Township
Kingsbury County
Edith Williams
Layal League
Business Nd Professional Men of
Brookings
Minnesota
Dlack Hills
Camp DakoTah
Miller
Camp Wilson
Lake Byron
Huron Aro
Hank
Banner Sewing Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Banner Sewing club of Northern Hyde county met May 1 at the Frank Cermak home with Ruth Thurston presiding. Two members were absent. Plans for the next meeting on May 23 at Porter Hall were discussed. Members demonstrated a flour sack dresser scarf and prepared fabric for upcoming print dress projects. A club lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Sewing Club
Hyde County
Frank Cermak
Ruth Thurston
Antoinette Ondricek
Porter Hall
May LA Dresser
Ieader
Mildred McGough
Beadle Boys Form Sheep Club at Morrill School
The Wormstead Woolies 4H club organized at Morrill school northwest of Huron with Walter Wormsteed as leader. Thirteen members joined selecting purebred Shropshires. Officers Howard Stoner president Adam Caldow vice president Lee Jones secretary treasurer Harold Benstead reporter. Next meeting May 10 at Lorin Anderson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle Boys
Wormstead Woolies
Morrill School
Huron
Walter Wormsteed
Worm‘stead
Howard Stoner
Adam Caldow
Lee Jones
Harold Benstead
Lorin Anderson
Signalling Contest At Scout Meeting For Camporee
Huron Boy Scouts Troop 3 planned a camporee for June 5 after a meeting this week. The Flying Eagle patrol opened with the scout laws. An animalling game tested patrols for honors. Flying Eagles won first place, Black Sears second. Black Beer patrol closed with the scout oath. Reported by Woodrow G. Borg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Boy Scouts
Flying Eagle
Flying Eagles
Sears
Black Beer Patrol
Woodrow Gregborg
Fedora Garden Club Demonstrates Transplanting Tomatoes
Thirteen members answered roll call at Glorious Garden Growers club of Miner county May 3 at Frank O’Neal home with Dorothy O’Neal presiding. Evelyn Kelsey reports. Demonstration by Clayton Kelsey Jr on transplanting tomatoes. Two garden plows loaned to club. Games and lunch followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora Garden Club
Glorious Garden Growers Club
Miner County
Frank O'Neal
Evelyn Kelsey
Dorothy O'Neal
Clayton Kelsey, Jr
Mother’s Day tribute to Mary Washington and Washington’s filial devotion
A Mother’s Day homage recalls Mary Hill Washington, mother of George Washington, and the bond shaping his life. The piece recounts Washington honoring his mother, sharing triumphs and trials, and lingering fondly on Fredericksburg memories. It ties Washington’s reverence to national memory and urges modern readers to honor their mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
George Washington
America
Mary Hill Washington
United States
George
Fredericksburg
Washington
Europe
Seneral
Congress
Broadland Scouts Plan May Camporees Meeting
Broadland Troop 15 outlined entering the camporee scheduled for late May. Wayne Luick was installed as troop scribe. The meeting opened with the scout oath laws and motto and closed with the scoutmaster’s benediction, reported by Alton Luick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Broadland Troop 15
Wayne Luick
Alton Luick
Miner County 4-H Club Forms New Potatoe Group
Miner County 4-H members organize a new potato club. Meeting May 3 at Dorothy ONeal’s Fedora home elected officers Roburn Butrum president Wilbur Oneal vice president Lorraine Zimmerman secretary Dorothy ONeal reporter. Mrs Arthur Kelsey led seed potato discussion. Social hour followed with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner County
Waa
Dorothy O'Neal
Fedora
Hagen Kelsey
Roburn Butrum
Wilbur O'Neal
Lorraine Zimmerman
Arthur Kelsey
Roburn
Robert Sutrum
Long Border Words Horizon Puzzle Scan
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists numerous clues and answers for across and down. It includes references to nautical terms, professions, animals, and various common words with numeric positions and thematic hints, though many entries are garbled and partially illegible.
Donors Of Trips Boost 1982 Free Trip Contest
Local business and professional men of Huron and The Evening Huronite join in supporting the 1982 free trip contest. The list includes Armour and Company, National Bank of Huron, Publix Theatres, Montgomery Ward, Northwestern Public Service Co, Swift and Company, and many others. The feature explains how weighted fabrics and rayon blends mislead consumers, with home tests for silk authenticity and laundering tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Tne
Huronite
Armour and Company
Huron Clinic
Kinyon Funeral Home
George C. Hunt Lampe Market Company
National Bank of Huron
G. FL Hughes, Blacksmithinr
Publix Theatres
Churchill and Benson
Montgomery Ward and Company
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Howes and Temmey Security National Bank
Jay Spink
J. F. Anderson Lumber Company
W. L
Gagnon
J. S. Tschetter
New York
Dents Clinic
James ‘River Implement Company
Johnson and Sewell
Waibel Hardware Company
Sherman & Moe Farmers Cooperative Association
Valiet Cleaners
Swift and Company
Wheeler Drug Store
Gamble Stores
Whisman Insurance Agency
Dakota Central Telephone Co
Ova
Huron Boy Scouts Plan Saturday Hike
Huron Boy Scouts troop 2 met at the Presbyterian church for a Wednesday evening session. Scoutmaster Betts announced future meetings and a hike was planned for Saturday morning. Orion Patrol won the observation game, with Conner leading the pledge at the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron Boy Scouts
Presbyterian Church
Betts
Orion Patrol
Scout Conner
Craig Hartwich
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand By to SABAL
Silk is a natural long fiber not spun but unwound from the cocoon and re wound on a bobbin. It is soft unless weighted and takes dyes readily producing rich colors. Weighted silk uses tin or iron salts and can cause fabric to split. taffeta relies on weighting for its texture, with cheaper grades heavily weighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravel
Sabal
Shantung
Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Huron Report
Twenty years ago in Huron Me and Mrs Tom Jenkins headed to Omaha for a visit. Harry Lenhart left for Houghton to supervise C and N W station operations. M L Redmond traveled from Redfield on business, H H Tompkins went north for meetings, C F Koepp to Rochester for a new class stay. Durfee returned from Aberdeen track meet while Irons, Baker and Wright came home from Aberdeen. Holmes returned from a two week trip via Seattle Portland and San Francisco. Dr and Mrs Feige of Woonsocket visited, Dr Yor Dalsem. Attorney William B Warren of De Smet visited his brother C P Warren. County Commissioner J N Markham left for Aberdeen for federal jury duty. P A Mann and family departed for Kissimmee Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Jenkins
Omaha
Harry Lenhart
Houghton
N. W
M. L. Redmond
Redfield
Huron
H. H. Tompkins
Points
Here
C. F. Koepp
Rochester
Minn
Ass Durfee
Aberdeen
R. B. Irons
Harry Baker
Eird Wright
Robert Holmes
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Feige
Woonsocket
Yor Dalsem
William B. Warren
de Smet
C. P. Warren
J. N. Markham
P. A. Mann
Kissimee
Fla
Titonka Troop 6 Plans Hike Saturday
Titonka Troop 6 planned a hike for Saturday afternoon at its regular meeting this week at the Methodist church. Margaret Kuehn was elected troop reporter for May and said the patrols met separately to discuss merit badges. The note ends with Mrs Jane Craig Gary who heard Jenny Lind sing in 1850 celebrating her 100th birthday in Charleston SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Margaret Kuehn
Jane Craig Gary
Jenny Lind
Cherleston
SCG
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Farst
Mii
Lusk.mitchell Newspapers, Inc
New York Times
Boys Aa
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
Capitol
Marquis de Lafayette
Miner County Group
Italer
Manahan
Great Britain
Lou
Utah
Gerate
Valoric
Cal
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