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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1938
Page
11
Remittance must accompany all advertising. Listings include a modern heated apartment with running hot water at 530 Fifth Street Southeast. Also offers modern rooms in a building with a state and local public notice context. Several names and offices appear, with bidding procedures and contract terms, all within a South Dakota archival notice style.
Seventh graders read Hawthorne's Great Stone Face and compare it to Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills. They begin John Ruskin’s King of the Golden River, also known as the Black Brothers, about Hans and Swartz turned into black stones, teaching unselfishness. Devonna Armstrong praised both stories.
Fourth grade at Spring Valley School studies insects with Eva Oberg’s account. Students learn about wasps and how they build paper nests by chewing wood into pulp and using a glue from their mouths. A wasp nest brought by George Broer is examined as wisps hatch from cells.
Tyrrell School held a pheasant supper on Sunday at the home of John Green. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laur and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Feicke, Elmer Anderson, and Bert Baseman. Marguerite Greenan, Foster District No. 3, recorded the event with Leland Greenan as teacher.
A vintage advertisement for Pattern 4749 by Anne Adams touts a tailored versatile dress pattern in multiple sizes 14 through 42 with long and short sleeve options. It invites orders for the Winter Pattern Book and includes prices for book and pattern, plus mailing details from Evening Kuronite Huron South Dakota.
Students, identified as Indians in the report, complete the task only after receiving approval from the teacher. The arrangement highlights classroom rules and respect for authority guiding student work.
Brookings reports a 4 H dairy judging team and two demonstration teams will represent South Dakota at the National Dairy Show in Columbus Ohio October 8 to 12 The judging team includes Kenneth Aderhold Harold Olson and Harry Pinkett They depart Brookings October 1 for training and then travel with P J Olson Demonstration teams journey October 9 arriving for events October 10 and 11 The dairy foods team is Blanche Lindgren Lucia Voorhees coached by Mrs Sam McMaster The dairy production team includes Orlando Sneve and Dale Persinger coached by Hagen Kelsey They will be joined by Miss Agnes M Hansen expenses covered by the Milk Products Cheese Corporation and National Daily Show funding The Columbus program ends with a banquet October 11 and the group plans to return October 14
Maxine Heitland reports a small group joined in eating watermelons then visited the poultry house and inspected the fawn before leaving for Osmunson’s Lake.
Pleasant View School Clifton Township No 3 uses a surface well with cement curbing and iron pump protected from contamination. The staff and Mrs Bennett oversee regular testing at Vermillion, with careful sampling and periodic testing throughout the year to ensure safe drinking water.
La kota Troop 1 of the Congregational Church met on Monday October 3 and went on a hike divided into two groups. They walked rocky trails to Riverside Park then ate and discussed a new way of passing tests before singing Taps. Doris Merry Reilly praised the hike.
The Valley Consolidated School has three bulletin boards. North board displays upper grade pictures and magazine art, south board shows first grade creations, and the front board features posters and large class pictures. Betty Hamsell colored one notable entry. The first and third graders depict ducks by a blue pond and a village scene.
Whittier School League opens its second meeting with Esther Baseman presiding. Roll call recorded, desks must be kept tidy, new library committee formed, and a kittenball purchase approved. Devona Armstrong moved to adjourn. she showcased her pet dog and described its care at home.
Members of the Blue Ribbon Poultry Club met at Ole's Service Station in Wolsey at 12:30 Sunday and traveled in Mr. Steurwald's seni trailer to the Karnstrum farm. They entered the garage where the exhibits were placed and had lunch before Mr. Hacder and the boys joined them.
Fourth grade boys in the James River League at Mortimer School under Marvin Mortimer study bees while girls study ants. Third and fourth grades share reading class with a Weekly Reader paper. The fourth grade is making two bug collections.
An estimate indicates the rose growing industry in England provides employment for around 2000 people.
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