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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
4
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Poppy Day volunteers from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars will distribute poppies in Huron on Saturday to honor World War dead and raise funds for disabled veterans and their families. The campaign supports welfare and rehabilitation programs nationwide through small donations, enabling aid beyond the wartime period and assisting veterans in securing compensation and care.
An analysis of recent tree plantings in Huron and Watertown raises warnings about Chinese elms. Officials note high winter losses, disease risks, and regional hardiness limits while urging caution and continued use of hackberry and American elm.
The Supreme Court struck down the Guffey Coal Act, ruling it an unconstitutional expansion of federal power and improper delegation. The decision contrasts with NRA debates, noting the act aimed to regulate bituminous coal amid long- standing industry troubles and interstate commerce concerns. </S>
The Watertown Public Opinion laments heavy tree mortality in South Dakota due to a severe winter. Chinese elm suffers the most with losses up to 50 percent or more, especially on exposed northwest winds. It urges scrutiny of stock origin and cautions against untested mature plantings in the zone.
A new camp uniform reflecting five thousand campers input is unveiled by Mrs Paul Rittenhouse director of the Girl Scouts It debuts at Camp Edith Macy the national leaders training camp opening May 27 at Briarcliff Manor N Y The style includes a short sleeved tunic front opening and bloomers in soft green gingham designed for sport style and practicality for leaders and girls alike
The Huron 4-H Club met at Lillian McGaughey home with Florence Castle presiding. Bernice Passenheim visited as the girl discussed selling their quilt and club camp plans for June. Mrs Pulley led a home furnishings lesson and lunch was served by Lillian McGaughey and Katheryn Jean Smith.
The troop opened with Scoutmaster Gowdy presiding as boys who sold all circus tickets were recognized and sponsored. Reports said gear for the circus was secured while two Scouts were sent to Scout headquarters for information. After patrol splits, dues and rolls were taken as many scouts passed tests before a general discussion and dismissal.
At the Wol Home Makers 4 H Club meeting in the Winter home fifteen members answered roll call. New members Beth Gordon June Killen and Charlotte Jensen were welcomed with Ruth Meyer visiting. The group planned a bake sale for Saturday May 22 at 2 o clock and a scrapbook demonstration was arranged.
A guide on calculating servings for club meals. It lists typical yields and conversions such as 1 pound butter yielding about 60 servings, 1 pound bacon 25 slices, 1 loaf bread 13 slices, and 1 pound coffee making 50 cups. Provides methods to compute total quantities based on member counts and serving sizes.
A club discussion centers on chick raising practices and incubation steps. Members share tips on breeding timelines, feed, and housing. The meeting notes highlight practical methods for beginners and hobbyists in poultry care.
Doland dormitories were closed for the summer due to weather and meal service adjustments. Teer dormitory facilities remained unavailable, limiting student housing and campus operations over the season.
Readable OCR fragment lists numerous clue items and definitions tied to a crossword style grid. Mentions a diva, a film star, and scattered numbers, with entries like jail, god of war, violin, silk, and various cryptic hints across vertical and horizontal sections.
Washington May 2 Hopkins fight ends in debate over relief and a new tax bill. The trio of men clash as Jones influence rises in PWA funding while Ickes reshapes cabinet power. Hoover’s resignation fades from Washington interest amid election chatter and internal New Deal maneuvering. The column blends political rumor with observed reactions as lawmakers await the next fiscal move.
Miller, May 72 Special graduation notes the largest senior class to date with Ruth Cokebread as valedictorian Hazed Haverstock as salutatorian and Frank Eversall from Hurdy College delivering the commencement address The program included orchestra glee clubs and solo numbers directed by Evelyn Mitchell James Devina and Byotsl Supter awarded honorary diplomas presented by Meda McCullen diplomas by Rev Joseph Andrews and benediction by Rev Albert Burtt
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