Fire Drills Run In Huron Schools Across Week
Fire prevention week drills see 2473 students in public and parochial schools. Fire Chief Max Teubers reports quick evacuations with rapid exits usage. Schools such as Lincoln Jefferson McKinlay and Washington post fast clearances from buildings, ages 263 to 274 pupils, across one to four exits.
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Huron
South Dakota
Max Teuberson
Tina
St. Yeu Parachial School
Wilson School
Lincoln School
Jefferson Scheel
Washington School
McKinlay School
Soybeans Show Mixed Results In North Dakota Tests
Brookings South Dakota plant scientists report 250 soybean varieties tested with mixed outcomes. Some new introductions performed well despite a tough year, with early maturing types suitable for northern growth. Potentially 10 to 20 varieties may advance to further testing for use as feed or processing beans.
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Brookings
State College
AN. Hume
Ageonomy
Faxlieal Bureau of Plant Industry
United States
Doctor Morse
Japan
China
Brooksings
Morxy
Redfield Hosts M E Parley in 1937 Dakota Conference
Redfield, Oct 9 The 1937 session of the Dakota Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens Oct 12 in Redfield. Host pastor Rev C Minkjerix leads the Redfield church with Bishop J Magee presiding. Key items include World War II anniversary plans and the Million Unit Fellowship Movement.
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Redfield
M. E. Parley
Fluya
Dakota Conference
Methodist Episccopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church of
BR. C. Mink- Jerix Pietor
J. Raroh Magee
St. Paul
Ures
Presiae
H.W. Shaw
Sevremzy
Million Unit
Agenciea
Plund
Caenninne
Eviniselisny
Rev. Z. & Rinks
D. C
Fort Meade Plans Annual Horse Show
Preparations are under way for the fourth Fort Meade-Sinck Hills Horse Show to be held at Fort Meade Ort, 22, 33 and 4. Civilians are invited to enter all classes except enlisted and military officer events. Under Colonel Stanley Koch the Fort Meade-Black Hills Horse Show Association has dedicated a new auditorium and hunter course to Colonel John A. Barry who commanded the 4th Cavalry at Fort Meade from 1936 to 1937.
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FT. Meade
Oct
Fort Meade-Sinck Hills
Fort Mease
Brnck Hills
Montana
Wyoring
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Stanley Koch
Fort Meade
Sunshine athletic association meets in Ashton to set schedules
Special Superintendent O A Smart with Colch Hutcheson and Cooke attended the Sunshine athletic association meeting in Ashton Tuesday evening. Arrangements were made for the coming year with Northville and Redfield joining the league while Conde has withdrawn. The 1937 officers were unanimously reelected.
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Orient
O. A. Smart
Colch Fi EL Hutcheson
Cooke
Sunshine Athletic Association
Ashton
Northvilla
Redfield
Conde Han
Freshmen Win In Tug Of War At Huron College
Freshmen defeated the sophomores in a tug of war on campus, winning the event for the first time in years. Teams of ten pulled through a water-filled pit, facing muddy ground and slippery conditions. The freshmen claimed victory on both attempts, ending with the seniors wearing the green bibs and accessories until next year.
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Huron College
Supper Well Attended at Bonilla Tuesday Night
A chicken supper in Bonilla on Tuesday night drew a large crowd and was financially successful, according to reports.
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Bonilla
Jones Brother Leaves Aberdeen for Washington Visit
Elden and Mrs Jones travel with their brother John Jones to Aberdeen. He departs by train for his home in Washington, marking a family trip in October 1985.
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Abeadfen Burdette
Elden Jones
John Jones
Aberdeen
Bie
Washington
Couple Leaves for Oregon Burdette Visit Albany
Mr and Mrs Env Hintt accompanied by Miss Doria Hiatt departed Thursday for Albany Oregon home after spending the past month visiting relatives here.
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Ohegon Burdette
Mes
Doria Hiatt
Albany
Visits son in Minnesota for a few days
Visitation note from Oct 8 stating Mrs MM Fulton of Iroquois visits her son Lester Fulton at his home. The report mentions plans to spend several days in Minnesota visiting friends at Benson and Wayzata, implying travel after the visit.
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Virgil
Mm! Fulton
Iroquois
Lester Fulton
Minnesota
Carpenter
Mra
Mynus
Madsen Lery
Benson and Wayzata
Open Forum Picks Proposed Auditorium Site in Black Three Addition
Fred W. Birks defends South Half of Black Three First Railiway Addition as ideal for a new auditorium. He cites ample size, parking, avoidance of traffic, proximity to post office hotels high school courthouse, and reasonable cost as reasons to locate there near Andersonville.
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Ary
Black Three
First Railiway
Hinds Avenue
Oto
Fourth Street
Andersonville
Tih Fort
Fred W. Birks
Reatler's Totter Auditorium Site Suggestion
A reader urges reconsidering the auditorium location near Winters Park North Side as a city property. They argue no exchange, potential taxes, and better exposure if the building stands alone, noting school usage and a hefty price tag of about 409000.
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Reatler
Winters Park
Fiji
Edith Paddock Visits Lane Friends in October
Mrs Edith Paddock recently moved to Wellington Springs for the winter and spends a week in Lane visiting her sister Mrs P W Thala and her niece. Neighbors Mrs J A Houlihan and others are noted as well in this community note.
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Lane Lane
Edith Paddock
Wellington Springs
Lane, Wids
P. W. Thala
Hexniece
Mra
J. A. Houlihan
Mrs Thad Oviatt Named Moderator
In Desmet on October 3, the Central Conference of Congregational Churches opened with about 60 delegates. Rev. Thomas Nowell of Bryant served as moderator as sessions featured speakers Riley Huron Green St Lawrence and Dr Ray Mohnson. Mrs Thad Wink of Huron was elected moderator for the coming year.
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George Muser
Misa Leong Burr
Sha Warring Zone
China
H. Evans
H.C. Jugll
H. Mersiey
W. H. Dennison
Dayton
Ghia
Leann Burr
Starioy
SW. Keele
Dennivan
Rey. Chis
Reidt
Mitchell
Thodwink of
Huron
Walter Riley
Winfred
Bridge Club Entertainment Opens Evening with Four Tables
Oct 9 meeting of the bridge club featured four tables with prizes awarded to Mrs Conway and Mrs Coyle and Mrs McKay. Guests included Mrs Evans, Leo Myers, and Mills Martha Laphe. A lunch was served to close the games.
Kathrine Koen Visits Cosmos Residents in Miami
Mrs Kathérine Koen of Cosmos Miami visits her home after a social gathering. She is accompanied by her nephew Eachyt Thomas who will spend some time at Cosmos.
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Virgil
Kathérine’Koen
Cosmos
Miam
W. M. Tho
Nephyow
Eachyt Thomas
Cosmas
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Recipe Contest Theme
A recipe contest headlines this week with two cash prizes for first and second place. The article urges readers to submit recipes before the Evening Sun’s deadline and highlights health guidance from Dr. Louise Stoney and Dr. Henry C. Sherman on nutrition for children, citing U S Department of Agriculture research and optimal diet concepts to extend lifespan and improve vitality.
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Louise Stoney
Bureau of Home Eronomics
Stanley
Department of Agriculture
Eaner
Andy
Henry C. Sherman
Columbia University
Sherman
Dr. Sherman
September 1937 South Dakota Weather Report
September 1937 cooler and wetter than last year with statewide average temperature about 66.1 degrees and precipitation around .37 inch. The report notes extreme highs near 96 at Culda, lows around 21 at Pine Ridge and Redig, strong winds, dust storms in eastern areas, hail near Deadwood Lead, and light fog in early September. Fall fieldwork reported delayed by dry topsoil, corn maturity rapid, and Black Hills freeze concerns with harvest underway and cattle in good condition.
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South Dakota
Euderal
B. R Laskowski
Laskowski
Culda
Pine Ridge
Redig
Black Hills
Nowell
Belvidere
Custey
Deadwood
Lae Black Hills
Wremont
Attendance At De Smet Chamber Meeting
A large audience gathered at Kuinkel's Hall in De Smet for the October Chamber of Commerce meeting. Chas H J Mitchell of the Brookings Register gave the address with a moving picture titled A Blind Spot. William M Warren, club president, supervised the program and a luncheon followed.
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DE Smet
Spesiaij
Laren
Chamber of Commere
Kuinkel's
Chas. H. J. Mitchell
Brookings Register
William M. Warren
De Smet Hotel Change in Management
The Syndicate Hotel previously run by Mrs Moon is now owned by Mr and Mrs J F Krasky of Charles City IA who have immediate possession. Mrs Moon plans to spend the winter with her two sons. Mrs Leni Karmade who assisted this summer will stay with the new owners.
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de Smet
Gee
Syndicate Hotel
W. &, Moon
J. F. Krasky
Charles City
Helen Jones Elected President Of Boethean Society
Miss Helen Jones of Huron has been elected president of the Boethean Literary Society at Huros College. She will occupy the post after serving three years as treasurer and has been active in the college chair and Womens Athletic Association. Other officers include Clara Scheinest, Jean Hetsinger, Alma Wennel, and Emma Lowrina, with council members named.
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Helen Jones
Boethean Literary Society
Huros
Comar
Miss Jones
Mises Clars Scheinest
Dalia Jean Hetsinger
Teren
Secretive
Alma Rose Wennel
Dallas
Ees Vvery
Emma Low ‘Rina
White Lake
Inner-Society Council
Memb
Referendum Set for Next Monday in Tri County Soil District
Brookings district officials announce a Monday referendum on forming a Soil Conservation district across Meade Perkins Ziebach counties. Voting will be at Faith and Dunre county offices. The measure requires two thirds of landowners by land area to approve. affected townships and ranges listed. The State Soil Conservation committee directs the effort with Eberle as chair and Stroll Leviss Howse Johnson among the committee.
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Brookings
Det
Wiew Tri-County Sail Conservation Dis
Faith
Genber
A. Mt Eberle
Lune Suil Conservation Committee
Duprest
Soil Conservation Districts Law of
South Dekots
Zichach County
Walhin
Chyrisths
Meade County
Dunrae
Ziebach
State
Seil Conservation Committee
Eberte
Seil
Ecommitsion
Jendowners
Teis
Mat Everie
Ben Stroll
Rosy Leviss
William Howse
A Johnson
Visit to California by Zell and Family
Swedish-B.C. Besch of Calif. plans a trip Thursday to visit his sons Lea and Paul and their families and his sister Mrs FL EB. Matusch.
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California
Zell
B.C. Besch
Calif
Lea
Paul
FL EB. Matusch
Malaria Sufferer Carl Albrechtsen Improves at Home
Carl Albrechtsen, who had been confined at Pierre hospital with malaria, has sufficiently recovered to return home last week. He remains weak and bedridden.
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Blunt
Carl Albrecht
Pierre
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Hyde County Notices
Furnished by Beadle County Abstract and Title Company. Transfers include numerous Lot and Block changes in Highmere Parker’s Additions and East Hyde subdivisions. Names cited include Furmished by Existus Cornell, Grace Buchan, A C Rudine, Hyde County Sheriff, Home Owners Loan Corporation, and Eleanor F. Dickson with various lot numbers and sections across Parker’s First Addition and Hitch coert environs.
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Existus Cornell
Highmere
He Myers
Grace Buchan
van Camp
Grant Dwire
A. CG. Rudine
N. W
South Dakota
Hyde County
S. BD
Parkers
Hughmore
Rose
D. E. Danielson
Ywr
Er’s Loan Corporation
Lane
Elmo
Parker
Addiuci Swenson
Egan
G. C. Haris
Odys P. Seckbach
Bart Swansea
See
S. Fy
Russel Cuttnach
Henry Mansfield
John L. Vollum
Beadle County Abstract and Tithe Company
Eleanor F. Dickson
John H. Marshall
Hitchcock
Hitchcoert
George E. Kinsman
Elmer C. Joyce
St. E
Sibby
Huron
Zell Callers Visit B C Hagmann Home
Mr and Mrs John Biuu of Miranda and Mrs Charley Schaefer of North Bend Washington called at the B C Hagmann home Sunday afternoon.
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Zell
John Bi Uu
Miranda
Charley Schaefer
North Bend
Wash
B.C. Hagmann
Surday Afernoon
Diet essentials for children amid emergencies emphasized
Dr. Sheeman notes vitamin A and calcium are crucial for future emergencies. He argues children may not meet daily needs yet can be helped to store these nutrients via reasonable feeding plans. Some youngsters endured low moods without severe mottle issues.
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Sheeman
Tore
Justiniction
Court Session at D S Met Tomorrow a Circuit Hearings
Special session before Judge Alvan Taylor conducted hearings this week on matters slated for the circuit court. Proceedings will resume Wednesday October 13 with Judge Frank Foster of Miller presiding in the room at De Smet.
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DE Smet
Alvan Taylor
Circuit Court
Frank Foster
Miller
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