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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1930

Page

3

Potato Prices May Go Higher

South Dakota potato growers may see better prices later in the season if markets align with past patterns, per the USDA October review. Prices on Sept 15 averaged $1.20 per bushel, one cent higher than August but 23 cents below a year ago, with projections suggesting a January rise of 25 to 30 cents and higher New York prices, while Chicago may be tempered by Western crop supplies.

Brookings South Dakota United States Department of Agriculture Chicago New York Idaho

Armistice Day Parade Planned for Aberdeen Event

Aberdeen announces a three section Armistice day parade led by general chairman Ivan Huntser. The lengthy procession will pause at the Northern Normal campus for a review by the mayor and officials, with the Legion drum and bugle corps performing at the halt before the march resumes.

Aberdeen Ivan Huntser Normal Legion

Honorary Colonel at State College Receives Mail

Miss Lauree Morgan of South Dakota State College was elected honorary colonel of the BR O T C. She received a flood of congratulatory mail from friends across many states including Seattle Oakland and others, and faces the task of acknowledging the letters and photos sent in as her role draws attention.

State College Brookings Imen Misa Lauree Morgan South Dakota State College Miss Morgan South Dakota Seattle Wash Oakland Calif

Sigma Tau Delta names officers at Eastern State Teachers college

Sigma Tau Delta at Eastern State Teachers college in Madison elected officers for 1930-31 after initiation of ten pledges on November 1. The officers are President Geraldine Westaby Madison Vice-President Grace Arms Madison Secretary Jean Bixler Madison Treasurer Katherine Lee Madison Historian Ferner Bousfield Marion Marshal Hollo De Boer Madison. A chapter constitution was read and adopted.

Madison Sigma Tau Delta Eastern State Teachers College Geraldine Westaby Grace Arms Jean Bixler Katherine Lee Ferner Bousfield Marion Hollo de Boer

Hunter Captures Pheasant With Bare Hands

Leveret Johnson of Montrose describes sitting on the ground when a large pheasant rooster approached unafraid. He grabbed it with both hands by the wing tips to show his wife, but the bird struggled free and escaped.

Montrose Leveret Johnson

Training Conference For Dakota Methodist Pastors Held

Mitchell November session gathers 20 Dakota Methodist pastors for a three day leadership training coaching conference aimed at equipping teachers for standard training schools in religious education. Rev. Benjamin Rist of Clinton Indiana leads the program and oversees the examination for certification.

Mitchell Mitchell Dakota Methodist Church Benjamin Rist Clinton Ind

Education Week Promoted Across South Dakota Schools

State and national groups coordinate to promote American Education Week November 18 to 24 in 5,400 public schools. Proclaimed by Governor Bulow, the event sees support from the American Legion US Office of Education and National Education Association with local superintendents, principals, and teachers planning activities. The National Education Association outlines daily special programs starting Monday November 10 highlighting community life through school programs and library development.

South Dakota Education Association National Education Association City American Legion

Miller Faculty Meeting Delves Into School Problems

The second of nine faculty meetings for the 1830 1931 school year was held Tuesday afternoon in the domestic science rooms at Miller. Zelmac Walby and Miss Carol Kramer spoke on clubs while Principal Chester L. Wood discussed discipline today versus past years. Refreshments were served by Supt. Howard Kramer and Miss Minnie Loken.

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