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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1936
Page
3
Pierre October report shows 926 births and 407 deaths for September with heart disease at 60 deaths and cancer 56. Tuberculosis led contagious deaths with 19, external causes include auto accidents 14, and there were eight personal crisis reports and one homicide.
Three lettermen Eugene Patterson Max Thompson and Charles Weaver return to St Lawrence basketball this season with experience from second team and other schools Coach Jones says prospects look good The schedule lists games from November to February with locations and opponents Basketball practice will begin Monday Pardon board meeting postponed to November 1 prior notice notes election day November 3
A Massachusetts reader, Bernard Altman of Mattapan, reports a decade long test of Kellogg's All Bran. He claims relief from headaches low spirits and sleeplessness linked to constipation and endorses the cereal as safer than laxatives. Kellogg guarantees satisfaction with a refund if not pleased.
Vermillion Oct 23 Dr. Over director of the University of South Dakota museum authors a piece in American Antiquity on Ludlow Cave and its signs of Prairie points. He notes dust winds reveal many points once unseen by erosion and links them to western tribes. illustrations show Ludlow Cave collections and woven fragments hinting at ancient baskets or moccasins.
Forestburg High School juniors rehearse the class play Aunt Emma Sees It Through by Robert E. Farndon for a November 5 performance in the school auditorium. Cast includes Aunt Emma Shirley Ohlson Kathryn Adair Glenda Senska Louise Adair Elaine McCormish Dick Christenson Leonard Barstead Jack Uerris Donald Farnam Budd Gatts Dean Weigold Joe Sparks Jewell Aker. The farce centers on an adjustment for a husband as Aunt Emma, a man hater, tightens control with her sister.
ARMOUR Oct 29 Congressmen Fred Hildebrandt urged Reelection of Gov Tom Berry at a rally in East River district. He praised Berry for Washington contacts and steady state leadership, attacked the old guard, and cited backers including William Randolph Hearst. Roosevelt called the nation's most humanitarian president.
On October 29 the South Dakota Highway Commission awarded a contract for paving 83.6 miles of U S 16 in Devison and Hanson counties to Woodrich Construction Company of Minneapolis for 183933.71 dollars. Work will begin next spring due to winter. The commission also approved gravel resurfacing three grading projects an overhead crossing a bridge for a total of 14998 dollars. Contracts for nineteen other road construction bids opened yesterday will be awarded later.
PIERRE Oct. 2 4 Incorporation papers were filed for the Yankton Natural Gas Company capitalized at 200000 The charter says the company will construct and operate gas distributing systems in South Dakota and elsewhere Incorporators include Edward Thompson Haas San Francisco R W Christie Rochester Minnesota Albert T R Houston Chicago and J E Payne Vermillion CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY LANE Oct 29 About 49 friends and relatives helped Lucille Steichen celebrate her birthday Sunday at the J P Steichen home
Willow Lake October 29 Special home declamation contest held in school auditorium with four entrants per division. Faculty judges from Bryant and Vienna awarded: Poetry Ruth Seim Huug second Oratorio Beckwith first Melvin Schmidt second Dramatic Constance Downs first Verla Trevithick second. High school girls trio provided music between divisions.
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