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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1936
Page
11
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Classified rates listed per word per insertion and per month with details on display ads by size. Notices warn about advance payment expectations, mail options, and acceptable currency denominations, followed by mortgage sale and legal notices from Beadle County with dates and parties involved.
Official notice of a general election on Tuesday the third day of November 1938. polling places in multiple townships, counties, and precincts will open at eight in the morning and close at five in the afternoon. elections cover United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction Commissioner of School and Public Lands, and various judicial and county offices. Proposals include Constitutional amendments affecting state governance and public debt.
Peggy Goldy aged 12 exhibited the reserve grand champion baby beef in open class at the State Fair. Alcester calf club led by E. F. McKellips placed eight or nine calves, with their calf finishing fifth in championship competition.
Fay Bosma of Fairfield School in second grade says she enjoys the new arithmetic workbook. She notes she wrote numbers by ones, twos, threes, fives and tens and practiced roman numerals to 12. The teacher also provided work books for third through sixth grades.
Patricia Williams of Milford Township No 3 School reports forming a group called Cult League and wave named Uncle Sam's Helpers. Officers elected include Patricia Williams president Elmer Hot ex vice president and Donald Williams secretary. Committees for cleanup and courtesy were appointed and members subscribed to the YCL paper for the year.
Eighteen 4-H clubs in Beadle and surrounding counties were chosen as winners of free trips to the Junior Short Course. The selections honor clubs for outstanding work reporting activities to the Affairs of Young Folks column. Delegates must be under 13, with expenses paid by local business and professional leaders.
A Connell School program aims for library awards via a Coolidge League chart. Students from grades one to eight read books, then note titles on paper attached to the chart. Zach, Willien, Merlin, Wilbert, Phylis, and Eugene are among those tracking their progress.
Tipton School opened September 1 with Miss Nevet Osikow as teacher in charge. A UCL meeting elected Floyd Curtis as president Arlene Larson as vice president Earl Zanshe as secretary Darlene Larson as treasurer Eva Mae Tipton as corresponding secretary. Four initiates Delton Larson Bonnie Bal Cavendi Maryin Walton Aletha Walon. They plan to publish The Bluebird monthly with Floyd Curtis editor Arlene Larson associate editor Darlene Larson business manager Eva Mae Tipton exchange editorMiss Osiborn advisor and typist. The year is expected to be very enjoyable.
Myron Urban of Fairfield School notes pupils are learning several new songs from phonograph records. Among them are The Slumber Boat Little Brown Church In the Vale Old Black Joe Old Folks at Home plus two new pieces My Banjo and The Portion. Students sing daily as they learn.
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