Fire prevention week urged by Huron residents
The Evening Huronite highlights Fire Prevention Week in Huron with public education on reducing deadly and costly fires. It urges homeowners and business managers to follow safety steps from proper ash disposal to chimney care, electrical and gas safety, and family fire drills. It emphasizes public responsibility and tips for avoiding kerosene and gasoline hazards and proper alarm procedures.
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Huron
Axelrod
South Dakota
Electric Company
Gas Company
New Farm Credits For Central South Dakota Farmers
Farmers in Central South Dakota should study the four loan types offered by the Agricultural Credit corporation under the Reconstruction Finance corporation. Loans are personal security based with no real estate loans. categories include range and breeder loans, pasture loans, feed lot loans, and barnyard chattel loans, all to support cattle and sheep operations.
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South Dakota
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cures and Confusion Over Colds Says Dr Evans
Omaha World Herald reports Dr W A Evans notes no cure yet for the common cold despite medical advances. He cites light colds in September and October and influenza tendancies in February and March while warning against dubious home remedies and urging professional medical advice.
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Omaha World-Herald
W. A. Evans
United States Health Services
Evans
Aveod
Agricultural Credit loans for livestock buyers seek rapid action
The Agricultural Credit corporation plans quick loans for farmers or stockmen with sufficient feed, secured by calves or yearling steers. The goal is to extend credit to agriculture with minimal red tape, and applications for loans should be directed to the Frances Building in Sioux City, Ta.
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Joan Wranks
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Frances Building
Sioux City
Roosevelt Hoovers West Campaign Mixed Reactions
A wide range of views follows Roosevelt and Hoover campaigns. Observers note Roosevelt’s uneven Sioux City visit and Western trip, while Hoover’s Des Moines address reveals a more open image. Analysts question whether these campaign moves will decisively shape the upcoming election.
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Roosevelt
Sioux City
Omaha
Far West
Hoover
Des Moines
Ohio
Cam Dows
Censorship and The Green Pastures in London Theatre
The London censor blocks depictions of living figures and many works but private semiprivate theatres, like the Independent theatre, may stage pieces such as The Green Pastures. Directors argue censorship preserves moral standards while private venues allow artists to present ideas, with occasional censor corrections after watching performances.
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Christian Science Monitor
London
Marc Connelly
Green Pastures
United States
Terence de Marney
Independent Theatre
Kingsway Theatre
Britain
Mussolini
G. Bernard Shaw
Balsquith
Mitchener
Asquith
Kitchener
Shaw
Versailles
Emil Ludwig
Ity
Lloyd Crearge
Caer
Mr. Shaw
Blanco Posner
Mr. van Druten
Young Woodley
Woodley
Es’ Mir
van Cruter
Tong Go
First Lady Praises Girl Scouts At Virginia Beach Conference
Mrs. Herbert Hoover honorary president of the Girl Scouts praised the nation’s girls for cheerfulness thrift and helpfulness at the national conference in Virginia Beach. She installed Mrs. Frederick Edey as president and hosted delegates at the White House while highlighting truth as a foundation and the value of relief and community service.
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Mrs. Hoover
Girl Scouts
White House
Herbert Hoover
Potomac River
Comner
Hoover
Mra. Hoover
Norfelk
Lavalier
Edey
Prize Winners Urge Loan Fund Boost for Students
State club leader H. M. Jons calls for a rapid increase in the 4-3 loan fund as hundreds of club members across the state receive prizes in county and state events. He urges local leaders to follow the association's two year old recommendation to divert 5 percent of cash prizes into a revolving loan fund to aid needy students this school year and future members entering college.
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H. M. Jons
Jonesaid
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Longtime 4-H Leader Recalls Eight Years Of Club Work
Mildred Lyman of Beadle county Dakota Belles Foods recalls eight years in 4-H, earning prizes at fairs, attending camps and short courses, leading the foods club, and planning her final year before aging out. She credits 4-H with teaching leadership, patriotism, and community service.
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Mildred Lyman
Dakota Belles Foods Club
Beadle County
Huron
Brookings
Lake Foinsett
Scouts Take First Class Rank at Wessington Springs
A court of honor Friday evening October 7 at Wessington Springs High School promoted eight boys to first class and six to second class. New first class scouts include Roger Dunham Raymond Selmierer and Ruby Schwarm Chester Brown Robert Austin Donald Locke Eugene Habicht and Howard Blackburn of Troop 18 and Troop AL. Second class scouts are Arvid Schulenburger Troop 18 Merle Cowman Leslie Hanson Troop 21 Wilbur Johnson Maynard Sites and Robert Ziemar Troop 35. Merit badges were approved for many scouts across Troops 18 21 and 35 with badges in stamp swimming bird study civics cooking pathfinding pioneering athletics business music safety firemanship leathercraft life saving and more. Roy Jonag chaired the court of honor with Rev J E Robinson Scoutmaster of Troop 18 Rev W Blackburn head of Troop 21 and Frank Dol Johnson leading Troop 35.
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Stout
Welsington Springs
Roger Dunham
Raymond Selmierer
Ruby Schwarm
Chester Brown
Robert Austin
Donald Locke
Eugene Habicht
Howard Blackburn
Arvid Schulenburger
Wessington Springs
Merle Cowman
Leslie Hanson
Wilbur Johnson
Maynard Sites
Robert Ziemar
Wearsocket
Douglas Dunham
Merlyn Englund
Elmer Schmierer
Robert Delay
Triep
Exgeni Habicht
Gerald Phifer
Roy Jonag
Chazman
Dakota Belles Name New Club Officers
The Dakota Belles Food club met at Miss Mildred Lyman’s home on October 8 to discuss recognition day and reorganize for the next year. Officers elected were Claire Gleusing president Lois Gleusing vice president Frances Sacard secretary Violet Howard treasurer Mildred Lyman representative and reader. Refreshments were served. Mrs Hoover explained joining the scouting movement and related hunting trips with her father in childhood.
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Dakota Belles Food Club
Mildred Lyman
Claire Gleusing
Lois Gleusing
Frances Sacard
Violet Howard
Mildrell Lyman
Shin
Land of Cherry Blossoms Puzzle Lexicon
A fragmented crossword style page lists numerous clues and answers across topics from geography to objects. The garbled OCR mix includes references to Japan and Basle, with scattered terms like currency, plants, animals, and colors, forming an ambiguous glossary or puzzle key rather than a cohesive article.
Huron Troops Win At Outdoor Rally
Huron Boy Scout Troop 1 won the Broadland outdoor rally on October 8 led by Fred C. Eggers. Troop 2 of Huron and Troop 15 of Broad Land tied for second with 53 each, while the winning troop totaled 76 points and swept several events. Similar rallies will be held in Alpena Leuven and Ree Heights in October.
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Huron
Broadland
Sayy Fred CG. Eggers
Alpena
Leuven
Ree Heights
Happy Helpers 4-H Club Finishes Work
The Happy Helpers 4-H Club of Virgil completed its second year clothing projects at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Fred Strong. Helen Maunders was elected president, Betty Strong vice president, Marie Maunders secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Strong local leader. Blanche Mead won the first prize for her club dress at the junior fair. The next meeting will be at Florence Helbur’s home on November 12, with refreshments served by Florence Helbur and Helen Maunders.
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Happy Helpers
Virgil
Fred Strong
Helen Maunders
Betty Strong
Marie Maunders
Jefferson Reserves Entertain At Party
The Jefferson Reserve club hosted a Monday after school gathering led by Miss Clare Sete and Miss Irene Juhnke to welcome new members. After an hour of games, refreshments were served by a committee.
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Jefferson
Jefefrom Girl
Clare Sete
Irene Juhnke
Virginia Dumdey
Autumn Leaves by a Loyal League Boy
A fall verse by John Kauf a sixth grader from Whittier street Beadle county. The poem describes autumn leaves turning yellow on a sunny day with ash oak and willow and children dancing as wind blows leaves away before they rest tucked away until spring.
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John Kauf
Whittier Streol
Beadle County
The
Loyal League
Wilson Reserves To Present Short Plays
The Wilson Girl Reserve club opened its meeting with song, groups of four chosen to present short plays during late winter. Margaret Sainsbury leads the first group to perform, the meeting closing with Taps. Mrs. Ro BM Hess serves as adviser to the group.
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Wilson
Wilson Girl Reserve
Margaret Sainsbury
Ro BM
Hess
Chorus elects president in Castlewood after first rehearsal
Fendinana Luebke of Castlewood was chosen president of the chorus at the October 12 meeting following the first rehearsal.
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Brookings
Fendinana Luebke
Castlewood
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