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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1934

Page

3

Classifying Plan Rapped By Allen

LAKE ANDES November 1 W C Allen republican nominee for governor urged a humane approach to governance criticizing mass classification and forced relocation plans. He defended old age pensions and individual rights, warned against government coercion, and urged voters to back the Republican ticket for a human-centered state policy. He cited alleged affidavits of voters being pressured and urged the electorate to demand government respect for individuals. He closed by stating his qualifications and the need for voters to choose a government that treats people as humans, not experiments.

Lake Andes W. C. Allen Gor Armitment Allen America South Dakota Mr. Allen

Farm Women Make Christmas Presents in South Dakota

Brookings reports farm women begin Christmas gift making during summer. home extension clubs use a Susan Wilder pamphlet to teach money saving gifts. Demonstrations cover color use, designs, and practical gift ideas for aprons slips toys garments and household items.

Brookings South Dakota Susan Z. Wilder

Rural Singers Preparing For Quartet Event

Rural clubs will sing in November as a prelude to the second annual South Dakota Farm and Home week quartet contest at State College on February 5 1935. Entries will be scored this month to aid learning, develop local quartets, and foster community singing. information available from the extension service at Brookings.

Brookings South Dakota State College Rural Program Service The Extension Service South

Propers Leave For New Home

The Rev and Mrs J W Proper depart today for their new posting at Tripp Delmont and Chateau Creek after more than seven years overseeing church work in Yale Manchester and Bancroft.

Bancroft J.W. Proper Tripp Delmont Chateau Creek Yale Manchester

Red Cross Roll Call Planned Across Potter County

Gettysburg reports the American Red Cross will hold its annual roll call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with county chairman announcing the plan. The Study club leads the solicitation in Gettysburg and club representatives in rural areas will assist in their districts. A separate item notes a birthday dinner for Louis Derscheid at the Pratt Derscheid home in Yale, honoring his third birthday.

Potter Red Cross Gettysburg American Red Cross Potter County Study Club YALE Louis Derscheid Pratt Derscheid Louis

Guests at Bancroft conference honor Yale church members

Mr and Mrs Glenn Foote and guests Robert James Dorothy Richard Pratt Lloyd Gribble and Irma Vordracek attended the young peoples conference at Bancroft this week honoring Bancroft Lutheran church and Yale community church members.

YALE Glenn Foote Robert James Dorothy Richard Pratt Lloyd Gribble Irma Vordracek Bancroft Bancroft Lutheran Church Yale Community Church

Hopper Situation Is Less Serious This Fall

BROOKINGS November 1 Special The grasshopper menace in South Dakota in 1995 will probably be only about one tenth as severe as last summer according to A L Ford entomologist extension service leader of this year's hopper poisoning campaign Farmers expect less trouble next summer than since 1923 Two infestation centers Haakon Feamington and Meade counties Perkins county smaller pockets Fall River Lawrence Stanley Mellette and Charles Mix counties but areas are small East River country is relatively free Ford notes outbreak began 1929 and has been severe for six years If normal rain returns in 1935 farmers should fear little From weather to poisoning campaign and large scale bait use 33058 farmers scattered 17860 tons of bait on nearly two million acres with good results Over 2000 tons of bait remain and should cope with next spring hatchings, Ford says.

Brookings South Dakota A.l.ford Extension Service Haakon Feamington Meade Perkins County Fall River Lawrence Stanley Melletle Charles ‘Mix Ford

Man sentenced for highway crash in South Dakota

William Rossman of Sioux City was sentenced at Elk Point to two consecutive five year terms in the South Dakota state penitentiary for first degree manslaughter in the deaths of Marion Stewart and Thomas Baker, farmers near Jefferson, tied to a highway accident near the Rich enbacker Airport on June 3 in Union County.

Sioux City William Rossman Elk Point South Dakota State Penitentiary Marion Stewart Thomas Baker Jefferson S. D Richenbacker Airport Union County South Dakota

V F W Officers Chosen At Scotland Nova Post Picks Leaders

Vet­erans of Foreign Wars Post 2965 in Scotland selected its coming year officers. John Wells named post commander after 17 months in France with the 147th Field Artillery, 32nd division. G A Koster Oliver elected senior vice commander with 14 months in Ponce with the 148th MG battalion. Cat Muhmel chosen junior vice. Other posts include F E Wheeler as quartermaster after 6 months in France with Co C. Chas Eisenmann as chaplain after 47 months with the 38th Div FA. Dr R H Payner Tripp listed post surgeon after 3 months on U S Hospital ship relief. D G Musser as Officer of the Day after 3 months in France with the 4th TM B. A L Myers elected trustee with 9 months in France with the 25th Infantry, 8th division.

Scotland Hon Homme Veterans of Foreign Wars John Wells France F. A G. A. Koster Oliver Ponce M G Cat Veterans Hospital No F.E. Wheeler Chas. Eisenmann W. F. Hansen Sia 2Nd Censor and Press Co R. H. Payner U. S D. G. Musser M4th T.M. B A. L. Myers Infan

List of Miner County Candidates in the November Election

Howard November list shows candidates for State senator 12th district and county offices. Democrats Republicans Independents name W Broderick E M Mumford Fred Bentley Ned L Taylor Nick Kieffer Leo Fjelles tad Charles A Laurson Henry F Erfman Kenneth C Baldwin Gordon Feldhas John M Lawler A B Lee J E Kitchen Ray Shaw H E Erickson Ralph Sorheim J S Gustafson H A Willoughby O L Thompson Glenn E Truman William Lentz George C Harter L H Air Cornelius Eide A N Johnson D D Baldwin

Howard Miner County Sanborn Miner Broderick E. M. Mumford Fred Bentley Ned L. Taylor Nick Kieffer Leo Fjellestad Charles A. Laurson Henry F. Erfman Fir Kenneth C. Baldwin Gordon Feldhas John M. Lawler A. B. Lee J. E. Kitchen Register of Deers Ray Shaw H. E. Erickson Ralph Sorheim J. S. Gustafson H. A. Willoughby O. L. Thompson Glenn E. Truman William Lentz George C. Harter L. H. Air Sth Cornelius Eide A. N. Johnson D. D. Baldwin

Transfer Of S F Suit Demanded In Sioux Falls Case

A motion to transfer a $2100 stream pollution suit against Sioux Falls from Minnehaha county to another county due to alleged unfair trial conditions was presented to Circuit Judge L L Fleeger at Parker. The judge will consider arguments and briefs from both sides after a hearing. The suit is brought by M. Olson and Winnie Olson of Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls Minnehaha County Someother County L. L. Fleeger Parker AT. Olson Winnie Olson

Farmers case unresolved at September term court

The record notes that farmers involved were used at the September term of court but the jury could not reach a verdict.

Yale Will Stage Democratic Rally at Yale Hall

A Democratic rally at Yale hall is scheduled for Friday night at 8 o’clock with all candidates present. The Young Democratic club will perform a show and speakers Tom Seamon and Joel Adrian of Pierre will address the crowd. Public is invited to attend.

Yale Yale Hall Oelock Young Democratic Club Tom Seamon Joel Adrian Pierre Fublic

Why Doctors Use Liquid Laxatives in Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin

An advertise page extols liquid laxatives for safe dosing and bowel relief. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as an approved, natural laxative with senna and cascara. The pitch urges readers to try the sixty cent bottle at local drug stores for household relief from sluggish bowels.

Dr. Caldwell

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