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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1934

Page

3

Feed Purchase Plan to Aid Drought Farmers

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration plans a 50 million dollar loan to the Federal Livestock Feed Agency to buy and conserve feed for drought affected areas. It underwrites the harvest of one million tons of corn fodder, corn stover, and soybean hay for farmers lacking feed. A feed information clearinghouse will locate surpluses and needs, listing location price quality and shipping costs for distribution through commercial channels.

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration Reconstruction Finance Corporation Federal Livestock Feed Agency Adjustment Administration Federal Livestock Feed Agency

Farm Questions on Conifers Weevils Cisterns and Poultry Houses

Farmers ask about best transplant time for Black Hills spruce trees and seedling sizes. Answers cover fall versus spring planting, sizes from 6 to 12 inches, and rootball handling for taller trees. Bleeding issues include weevil control in wheat by fumigation with carbon disulphide and safety precautions. Guidance also covers constructing a reinforced concrete cistern resistant to tree roots and a South Dakota poultry house plan suitable for about 150 laying hens, with dimensions and growth notes.

Lawrence County Haakon Lincoln County Minseehaha County Brookings W. P South Dakota

Wellington Springs Appoints New City Night Watchman

Ollie Jalse of this city received appointment as city night watchman to replace Charles Schwartz who resigned due to failing health. Council confirmed the appointment by unanimous vote.

Wellington Springs Ollie Jalse Charles’ Schwartz Gouneil

German Church Mission Festival At Alpena Draws Crowds

The German Congregational Church mission festival held at the schoolhouse in Alpena was a big success. Rev. Emanuel Gackle of Bowdle preached.

Alpena Aves Emanuee Gackle Bowdle

Federal Feed Agency Gathers Data For Drought Relief

The Federal Livestock Feed Agency in Kansas City works to map 10 drought feed locations and route supplies cost effectively. It directs drought inquiries to sources of hay and grain, linking buyers with growers and shippers. A special survey of farm feed supplies will guide operations to conserve and distribute feeds. Current services are informal and do not involve direct feed purchases.

Brookings Federal Livestock’ Feed Agency Kansas City Federal Livestock Feed Agency

Permit Beer Sale on Indian Lands

A ruling from William Zimmerman assistant Indian commissioner in Washington allows beer sales to whites on free patent Indian lands. Judge Judd Hughes of Parmeliec was halted by local officials before the ruling. Zimmerman says free patented lands avoid special Indian liquor laws for non Indians, while Indians remain restricted. McKean notes the ruling may affect several towns in Indian country.

Pierre Oct William Zimmerman Washington McKean Judd Hughes Parmelec Indian Department Zimmerman

Local Ford Garage Changes Hands in Wellington Springs

Thomas Traylor of this city has purchased Armour Schlegel's interest in the Ford garage business and has taken possession in Wellington Springs.

Wellington Springs Oct Thomas Traylor Armour Schlegel Ford

St Lawrence A L A Names New Officers

The American Legion auxiliary met at Mrs. Will Sligo home. Officers elected include President Mrs Kerr First Vice President Mrs Sligo Second Vice President Mrs Danielson Secretary Mrs L Bridenbaugh Historian Mrs Kelly The next meeting will be at Mrs Ray Magness home.

ST. Lawrence Oct American Legion Auxiliary Will Sligo Kerr Sligo Danielson L. Bridenbaugh Kelly Ray Magness

Wesleyan Blue and White Day Parade Crowned Miss Wesleyan

The largest parade in Dakota Wesleyan history marked Blue and White day homecoming led by Letitia Hahn of Doland as Miss Wesleyan. Homecoming queens from Northern Normal Eastern Normal and Yorkton College rode with the university’s Wesleyan representative.

Mitchell Dakota Wesleyan University

Bridge Club Meets in Alpena at Mrs Mason Smith Home

The Easy Ace bridge club gathered at the home of Mrs. Mason Smith with three tables in play and refreshments served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Aisenbrey.

Alpena Easy Ace Mason Smith Aisenbrey

Wessington Springs Plans Homecoming Parade and Speaker

Wessington Springs will celebrate Homecoming Friday Oct 26 with a parade of Nations and a football game against Parkston. Governor Tom Berry will speak, as Superintendent Barrett Lowe announces the event with the commercial club coordinating activities.

Wessington Springs Wessington Springs Parkston Tom Berry Barrett Lowe

U S Class Picnic At Hitchcock

The young peoples Sunday school class hosted by Jess Payne at his service station in Hitchcock drew 41 attendees. They played games and ended with a bonfire as weiners roasted in front of the station.

U. S Hitchcock Young Peoples Jess Payne

Honor New Teacher Virgil PTA Meeting

The Virgil PTA hosted Miss Corrine Best the new high school teacher at the school house. Patrons enjoyed progressive whist and jig-saw puzzles after a short business meeting and lunch was served at the end of the evening.

Virgil Virgil Pta Corrine Best

Rope Making Demonstrations Set For Rural Schools

BROOKINGS October A simple method to make rope from left over twine will be demonstrated in several rural schools this fall. HM Jones state club leader says a demonstrator will assemble a rope machine leave it for community use. Materials include two hardwood boards three pieces of heavy wire. Students bring twine from home. Demonstrations supervised by the county superintendent of schools. 4-H clubs featured with a Charles Mix county unit reporting over 100 feet of rope in a year. Farmers and patrons invited to attend and receive drawings of the rope making machine.

Brookings Oct HM. Jones Extension Service State College Jones Charles Mix County

Dormitory Project Success At Conde

After the first month of school the Conde dormitory is praised as one of the best in the state. Girls at the Davis hotel have a private furnished home with a parlor and piano. Boys live with Mrs. Louise Wettstein and share meals at the girls dormitory.

Conde Conde Speriali Davis Hotel Louise Wettstien

No More Dynamite for Me

An ad touts Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative to ease constipation within 24 hours. It argues against violent purges and praises a regulated dose of senna and pepsin for comfortable, habit-free relief.

Dr. Caldwell

Prominent ad urges use of Syrup Pepsia for constipation relief

An advertisement by Dr Caldwell promotes Syrup Pepsia as a liquid laxative to quickly relieve sluggish bowels. It suggests starting tonight and repeating daily if needed, and to ask a druggist for Syrup Pepsin for comfort if symptoms return.

Dr. Caldwell

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