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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1931
Page
4
An Interior Department official argues that the US dole policy has harmed American Indians who have lived on rations for a century. He says current aid includes education medical care and farm aid but leaves the tribe dependent and unable to integrate with white society.
The note urges gratitude amid fear of disease hunger and crime as winter arrives. It emphasizes communal care temporary support employment and relief for those in need to build a stronger future for citizens.
Otto H. Kahn in a pamphlet argues that national prosperity hinges on a thriving farming population. He notes farmers deserve relief measures beyond past costly Farm Board wheat and cotton purchases and calls financial leaders to study domestic agriculture as they study Europe’s problems.
The Minneapolis Journal sketches George B. Winship, North Dakota pioneer publisher who died in San Diego, noting his clave public service as a state senator who led the fight to block legalization of the Louisiana Lottery. His life spanned Minnesota beginnings to Grand Forks Herald leadership and a lasting impact on good government in North Dakota.
The article follows Halal Chris Dakota Club Girl arriving in U 8 and winning first honor in a national style revue contest at a central South Dakota club congress in Shiege. The narrative then shifts to travel notes from the author’s rail journey to Ithaca New York for the American Country Life convention at Cornell University and a tour including Wind Cave. The piece blends personal travel, 4-H club identity, and reflections on rural government topics and notable speakers Liberty Hyde Bailey and Frank Lowden.
Lewis Schwartz of Valley 1 and his brother hunted arrow heads on Barmsell's hill the highest Beadle county peak. He uncovered three arrows and one spear head from Indian settlements once camped near the knoll.
The Ladelle 4-H clothing group rebrands as the Peter Pan 4-H Club of Ladelle after a year of experience. Edith Churton hosts plans for the new year with Ruby Thomas as president Ruth Hofer as vice president Velma Austin secretary and reporter Ruth Bloom treasurer. Two new members Velma Austin and Ruth Bloom join the club. The next meeting is planned for November 28 at Leota Coldow's home.
The Girl scouts of Skoonatag troop met at the Parish House Friday night Mary Walker passed her second class test and Werona LeEngle passed her tender feat test First class girls measured heights while others worked on Morse code Miss Wellington and Miss Hanson led the meeting which closed with taps.
The Jolly Cockers 4 H club of Tulare Spink county held a regular meeting at Jean Bingers home on October 31. Special officers were named for the year including Lois Peterson as assistant club leader Dorothy Simons as program leader Fern Fink as assistant program leader and Zeta Boyd as local leader. Dorothy Simons read on the value and use of fat while other demonstrations covered doughnuts potato croquettes and a plan to serve lunch this year.
Nancy feels left out as her family discourages camping due to poor crops and illness in August. She longs for adventures with Ruth Sue and Jane at the lake while sister Betty offers a walk, and Nancy hides disappointment behind chores and a book.
A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues appears with items ranging from food allowances and sea terms to artistic and historical references. The garbled text mixes numbers and phrases like Monkey, Sullen, International, Belga n Belgian author, and ancient Babylonian saddess, suggesting a challenging fill-in puzzle.
A home canning guide explains using cooked wheat as a versatile starch substitute. It covers canning methods including steam pressure canner and water bath, with specific ratios and processing times to store wheat indefinitely for meals and breakfast dishes.
De Smet Congregational young people hosted visiting groups from nearby churches with an afternoon program at 3 30 and an evening program after supper served by the Ladies Aid society. W C Besselievre leads the local church and oversaw the event planning.
The Virgil Sunshine Club met at Mrs. Chester Hebron's home. President led the session with member updates and a helpful hint from each attendee. Members approved minutes and spent the afternoon quilting the project. Several visitors attended and refreshments followed.
West River county champions will travel to Chicago in December for the national club congress. Delegates announced include twelve individuals from the area, with preparations underway for travel and participation in the event.
A local Hess case regarding inch measurement was documented with officials and service actions recorded. No further details are provided in the fragment.
The 1932 Edda staff was named by Editor Wells Spence and Business Manager Roger Benard. Raydon Renshaugen is assistant editor. Carrie Scott and Ali Bergan are associate editors. Doris Miller and Agnes Sarfiness edit Sioux Falls with assistants.
J A Churchill left for Pierre on a short business trip. E K Sedam and family visited in Huron. Allie Lampe returned from Minneapolis. John Breen traveled to Athol. Jimmie Potts enjoyed a two week layoff. L H Terpening F N Stewart and Thos Durfee left to check North Western business around the Horn. C K Bryant of Aberdeen on a business visit. C C Johnson departed to Wolsey for a plumbing contract. A marriage license issued to Axel Berquist and Ida Fagerstrom, both of Huron. Mrs E W Howard expected back from Pierre. Rollin Mille returned from Ames IA to spend winter. Boss Miller returned this morning from Sona Watertown.
Lawrence of Pierre head of the South Dakota Horse Breeders Association urged state horsemen to oppose any U S remount service appropriation cut. He warned Congress may reduce funding, arguing remount breeding benefits South Dakota and supports war department needs through of horse training and breeding programs.
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