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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
3
A 1960s style report states the United States now produces about 80 percent of the world's molybdenum and consumes around 30 percent of global production, highlighting U S dominance in this metal sector.
Beadle County convenes at Hitchcock with theme Christian Education Must Advance Delegates from across the county attend sessions at Hitchcock School Rev C K Davis Aberdeen preaches The morning program features sacred music and various group discussions on child education music junior worship and Christian life Afternoon sessions include more talks by local leaders and a peace address The county Sunday School Association holds its annual business meeting en route to rodeos and exhibitions many wild horses die of heartbreak expert notes
A new medical discovery used by doctors to treat stomach ulcers caused by excess acid shows rapid relief. The preparation is harmless and easy to take, with relief often appearing immediately. Marketed as Lurin, it is available from druggists and Sherman & Moe. Money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
Lake Preston May 22 Special. Kingsbury County faces its largest teaching staff turnover in years as many teachers seek positions in larger districts. Iroquois Bancroft and Hetland report losses and recent superintendents changes. Erwin consolidated Esmond Manchester will also shift staff with rural postings moving to Corsica Watertown and Oldham. Cupid activity threatens several rural positions.
A rain totaling 2.8 inches fell Monday afternoon in De Smet, helping grain and vegetation progress amid prior winds and dust. Early potatoes are ahead of average, corn is sprouting, and lawns, shrubs, and young trees are starting well amid the improved growing conditions.
Vermillion May 77 As teacher shortage is expected next fall in South Dakota according to William H Batson director of the Bureau of Teachers Appointments at the State University There is an increased demand for teachers already manifest this spring To date 221 vacancies have been reported Placements are also being made somewhat faster this year Many students who expected to teach have withdrawn from the Bureau of Teachers Appointments because they expect to enter the army or take up some other line of work The average salary of those obtaining positions this spring has been about one hundred dollars better than the average last year Dr Batson said
Swine erysipelas is spreading through hog districts as soils become contaminated, posing a serious threat to swine production. A special report by the American Foundation for Animal Health notes some soils favor germ multiplication and that freezing does not kill them. By 1946 the disease reached 39 states. vaccination with serum and culture is being tested in some areas with government and state cooperation.
Bertram Jungemann, senior at Wolsey High School, earned a McClymonds scholarship at Huron College awarded for scholarship and personality. He excelled in music, dramatics, athletics, and debate, co captained basketball, and posted the highest four year average. His sister won the AAU scholarship in 1939. his parents attended Huron College.
In Bancroft about thirty high school students held a farewell party at Lake Osceola for Helen Dirksen bound for the west coast. Willow Lake hosts a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. David Genandt. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mudhenke visited Watertown while Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Spilte left for Pierre for a few days. Wellington residents note North Dakota visits by Mrs. O. D. Seitz and daughters. Connie Coop recovers at Miller hospital from a broken ankle from Tipton School picnic. Harrold tea honors Mrs. William Johanson of Pipestone with Phyllis Lawrence hosting. Wellington hosts Beulah Bagley's June wedding with 22 guests and contests won by Mrs. W. A. Topp, Mrs. Ted Rogers and Bagley. Burdette sees Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hansen and family visiting the W. W. Astross zone.
Beadle County auditor Howard T. Shober says bounty applications for coyotes are being accepted now but fox bounty law starts July first. Coyotes receive five dollars for adults and three dollars for pups with lower lips submitted. payment depends on total funds and may be pro rated if money is insufficient. The text notes a return of Fern Beall from Lone Rock Iowa to spend summer with parents A M Beall.
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