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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
3
Brookings May 10 A South Dakota health briefing quotes Dr Mayo on pasteurization and eradication of bovine tuberculosis. Dr Weaver cites farm child risk and urges annual herd testing, removal of tuberculous cows, and pan county accreditation as tests begin in several counties.
Madison May 10 all arrangements for the first formal commencement at Eastern State Teachers College have been made. Dr O V Latham president of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Iowa will be speaker. Commencement exercises set for June 6 at 10 in the college gymnasium with a formal processional led by junior class members in grey gowns and the Eastern staff.
Miss Mabel Silkenson of Dell Rapids, set to receive a home economics degree at South Dakota State College this spring, has been awarded a Merrill Palmer School of Homemaking scholarship in Detroit for the coming year. It will cover nearly all expenses as she trains to teach nursery school, a profession that has emerged in the last eight years.
The last of nine group meetings of the South Dakota Barkers association Group 7 will be held in Mobridge tomorrow. Speakers include M Phin Beebe Ipswich former state president and Thomas O'Brien Haven vice president. An afternoon session will be followed by an evening banquet.
CANOVA May 10 Spectacular start for the newly organized Canova golf club with over twenty members. The course has been laid at Clough's farm a mile northeast and is partially completed. Dr Jas Ho Schaeffer is president and F O Palmer is secretary and treasurer.
The Farmers Creamery association reported 18077 pounds of butter for April a poor cream month due to feeding basins being short and cows turned out. May is expected to exceed 20000 pounds as conditions improve.
Brookings May 10 Special Committees appoint active work groups for the South Dakota agricultural conference formed last month in Sioux Falls. Members from the committee on committees include R. M. Crowder W. C. Lusk Frank D. Kriebs C. W. Pugsley and J. T. J Dinwoodie with Roy Library as conference secretary. Seven committees will handle transportation marketing credit legislation statistics community welfare and agricultural and industrial research.
Ralph Kaump of Broadland and Henry H DeLong at Buffalo six miles west of Tulare are approved as assistant scoutmasters by Fred C Eggers executive in charge of the Huron Area Boy Scout council. Kaump, hardware dealer in Broadland, assists Scoutmaster Tom Terney. DeLong, a young farmer, assists Scoutmaster Edoward L Schultz at Buffalo.
Brookings May 10 The monument committee for Old Medary 10 miles south of Brookings has funds to plan and bid a 25 foot ribble stone shaft with a granite slab inscription. Contributions mostly of 1 from old settlers and children funded the project with DAR and local settlers groups aiding. Dedication hoped for July 18 19 during Brookings city celebration marking 450 years.
May Jurrens, a farmer in Tyndall, bought 10 cents of tape at Chastka Bros General Store on account. He was pressed to pay an old $76 debt and legal fees after a county judge heard the case.
The ad touts Tanlac as a natural herbal remedy for indigestion constipation gas pains nausea dizziness and headaches. It claims improved appetite digestion and weight with no mineral drugs and a money back guarantee after trial. It notes 10 years of druggist recommendations and a price under two cents per dose.
The article recounts Jurrens paying a disputed ten cent charge on an outlawed account for merchants. He had driven past the statute limit, then bought a dime’s worth of tape later without a dime, promising payment the next day, unknowingly stepping into a legal trap.
John Hasche heads the Kingsbury County Old Settlers Day committee for June 10 celebrate the forty ninth anniversary of settlement with a forenoon parade Neighoring towns may enter floats Pioneer rigs expected Music chair Harry J Egren baseball chair E M Robinson street sports Dr T H Ruth fireworks William Domonoske decorations B J Hasche concessions EB Wilmarth finance CG G Johns advertising Otto Alfilliseh police chief J A Endershy
Blunt high school plans baccalaureate services this Sunday morning at 31 oclock with Rev. H. B. Kofske delivering the sermon. Graduation exercises follow May 27 at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium with GCG BE. Lyon from the University of South Dakota giving the address.
The Huron Country Club offers meals and luncheons under Mrs A N Anderberg wife of the Grounds Superintendent. Special menus will be prepared for Sundays holidays and tournament days. Members should place orders two to three hours in advance. Mrs Anderberg is assisted by her aunt Mrs Delpha Inman in the kitchen.
GANN VALLEY May 16 Spe cial Warren Aikens suffered a broken rib and other bruises when the plow hit a rock and tossed him. His team kept running until he could not breathe to call them back. Dr C G B Tandy said the injuries were not serious.
The text explains hard water reacts with soap to form scum and a dirty ring on fabrics. It promotes Melo as a water softener cleaner that prevents scum, keeps whites bright, saves soap, and improves cleaning. Available at grocers.
Judge Alva BE. Taylor grants Golda Stecker a divorce from Clarence Stecker a Hitchock shoe repairman. Four children ages three to twelve are placed with parents with no alimony after a property settlement. Mrs. Stecker cited non support and extreme cruelty.
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