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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1932
Page
2
AL Anderson of Iowa State College says fall pigs are not more difficult to raise than spring pigs. Proper precautions include clean housing, small groups, warm ventilated sheds, and constant water. Outdoor pasture helps but weather limits and self feeding reduces gains. alfalfa or corn mixtures plus minerals supplement rations.
Madison November 25 a local speech contest at Eastern features four divisions general oratory peach oratory womens oratory and extemporaneous speech to be held after Thanksgiving vacation. Winners advance to the state contest at Madison February 18 193% with trials open to all students and others not in speech classes.Plans for the state contest and a tentative panel of judges have been set by the South Dakota Intercollegiate Forensic Association.
Vermillion November 15 The costumes and scenery for Hay Fever a Noel Coward three act play to be presented at the University of South Dakota are being designed by Playcrafters the sponsoring group Ansa Abell Veryl Christiansen and William Hegaard lead the operations They are nicknamed Paint Crow at the university camp The set is a living room in a Bliss county home outside London with time shifts Light colors and bright accents aim to heighten the comedy ritmo
Vermillion November 13 The first election of members to the International Relations club at the University of South Dakota selected ten students. The new members are Edna Swenson Beresford Harry Dirks Reliance June Brubacker Sioux City Mari Goodnart Sioux Falls Will s Fry Cor Leon Iowa Florenge Parrish Rapid City Wanda McLaughlin Watertown Emma Piers Vermillion Alpha Larson Vermillion Thomas Odell Spearfish. The club meets monthly to discuss international problems in an open forum.
South Dakota trapping rules for muskrat and other species are narrowed this winter. Muskrat season opens in Day county December 12 and ends February 2. Bennett county opens January 3 and closes February 28. Lakes Traverse and Big Stone regulations follow Minnesota timings. Raccoon and skunk seasons started October 29 and run until noon March 15. trapping statewide remains otherwise open. Johnson notes past reports of afternoon-only sessions and explains restrictions due to animal scarcity and weather risk. Members of Bur dette Ladies Aid host a county gathering at Mrs. Hubert Bushong’s home.
Rapid City will host a mass meeting of city and county superintendents teachers school officers legislators and others to discuss school finance. R B E Jonas of Pierre deputy state superintendent will introduce the topics. John C Lind shy Mitchell B A representative will discuss the state tax conference work. R W Kraushaar Pierre state High school supervisor will speak on The State's Responsibility in Education. R W Baer state tax director will report on Tax Problems. C E Haskins Rapid City principal will preside and open forum discussion.
The university of south dakota a capella choir will open its concert season with sacred music at vermilion churches before the holidays. Alvin wilson director says sixty voices form the choir but only thirty six students will be chosen for church concerts due to seating limits. The tour includes mitchell huron aberdeen and sioux falls with more cities possible.
Yankton will host the Lay oratorical contest on December 22 to select a local finalist for the state forensic meet at Eastern Normal in Madison. Contestants include Elizabeth Daniels Bernard Dasisls Vivian Halverson Cleon Reidinger Roger Nelson and Peter Mohr.
The Lions Club and Business Ten cooperate to curb rat damage in Marion. Bounty of 242 tents per tail will be paid to those capturing or killing rats, with Marshal John Selez overseeing payments. Shooting within city limits is banned unless a special permit is granted for outlying districts to avoid injury.
Chamberlain South Dakota reports J. K. Miller the youngest sheriff elected after his father’s death. Miller won by a larger plurality than his father. Brule County’s 1932 general election saw the county’s largest vote ever, exceeding others by about 400 ballots.
Groton observes Armistice day with Prof. Robert Murphy of State Teachers College Aberdeen addressing on Americanism. The Groton High School essay contest, sponsored by the American Legion and auxiliary, awards first Patricia Krudinier, second Barbara Hall, third Mark Falkner. Prizes presented by Mrs. William Rock. music by the high school band directed by H. A. Bergan and the girls chorus led by Esther Ruppel.
An ad promises Sleep All Night bladder relief by a duchy juniper based physic. It claims to cleanse the bladder and bowels, reduce irritation from wakeful nights, leg pain, and backache, and guarantee results after four days or money back. Sold by Perriton's Pharmacy and Sherman & Moe Drug Co.
MITCHELL Nov. 15 Starting savings accounts for educational purposes when children help two students pay college expenses at Dakota Wesleyan University. Opal Brown and Frederick Whalley cash their advance payment accounts in the Wesleyan business office. The university offers an educational deposit plan earning six percent interest if used for education and five percent if withdrawn for other uses. Since inception 75 students have used it. Brown and Whalley have saved for 10 years. Brown, Montrose High School honor student, won a $60 cash prize for most representative student and a $40 prize for forensics. Whalley won a Dakota Wesleyan piano scholarship last spring.
The Highmore Parent Teachers association held a meeting with senior high glee club selections and a French trip sketch by Miss Margaret Mason. President Ray reported on the state convention at Huron. The group plans to aid the county welfare committee by collecting Christmas box articles and considers hosting the district convention next spring.
Raymond and nearby workers are graveling streets as part of a federal relief effort. Raymond received $200 from state funds via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The project will improve streets and provide jobs for many unemployed residents.
Cavour Junior high school staged a three act play titled Three Knights at the school house. The estate setting in New York drew a full crowd with some standing. Intermissions featured a dance by younger students and a high school glee club performing appropriate numbers.
Miller, Nov 15 Special large crowd attended the Fall Festive in the city auditorium sponsored by women of the Methodist church. A bazaar and dinner were features followed by a program led by Mrs Willaine Baieh with trombone solo Genevieve Sisk and multiple readings and performances by local students and adults including Dor Johnson and Margaret Smith with accompaniment by Carol Schroeder.
Milwaukee railroad company will cut carload rates on dairy products from northern South Dakota stations to Chicago effective December 1. Aberdeen would drop from 147 to 89 cents, Webster from 1.05 to 88 cents, Redfield 1.05 to 88 cents, Mobridge 1.19 to 1.11, Lemstone 1.30 to 1.08, and Elrod 1.01 to 84 cents, with similar reductions at other points. The state railroad commission approved the changes and the Aberdeen chamber of commerce and state board endorsed the measure.
Lake Preston pupils present the operetta Panders on Friday evening November 1. Miss Gladys Kitleson erdl and Miss Lois Van Tassel direct the production with costumes by Miss Mitchell and Lewison. Principal cast includes Pandora Virginia Larson Epimetheus Calvin Bates Quicksilver Paul Eid Hope Margaret Eid Lave Virginia Smillback Troubles Lies Richard Dixors Anger Philip Davis Deceit Leroy Stevens Spite Keith Warne Worry Patricia Bonner Eatred Rosamond Dixon Sickness Sivile Smith Naughtiness Mildred Kopperud.
Lake Preston November 15 Special reports a Lutheran church Lutefisk dinner drawing large crowds. About 200 pounds of lutefisk were prepared with strong local demand evident as attendees savored the dish. The description notes high local enthusiasm with many non Scandinavian enjoying the traditional fare.
Pierre November 15. To supply and increasing demand for high school debate material result of study of tax problems in South Dakota schools this year. Tax Director B W Buer prepared a Humphlet providing general information on the state's revenue laws for state high school students preparing to debate whether half of all state and regal revenue should be raised from sources other than tangible property. Devised to meet the requests more fully.
The pamphlet by Mr Baer examines crab phase tax questions and lists incomes under the present system. It covers arguments on the year's high school debate subject and notes commendations from students to staff.
American Legion and Auxiliary held a joint social gathering at Lake Preston. Four members and their families attended a six o clock meeting led by the unit's manager amid a large turnout and a memorable evening.
McDonald departs to the Black Hills, visiting Mrs. Lizzie McGinnis in Illinois for the past month at home.
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