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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1943
Page
6
South Dakota 4 Hers will exhibit projects at the State 4 H Fair in Huron September 6 to 9. 4 H leader Tyrus Thompson notes the event offers demonstrations, compares workmanship with peers, and aims to teach agr iculture and homemaking while fostering sportsmanship and health awareness among county winners.
T A Erickson former Minnesota State club leader will speak at the South Dakota State 4 H Fair local leaders meeting at 2 30 a m Tuesday Sept 7 The gathering at the Women s Building on the Fair Grounds is led by Brown County president Mrs Carl Noack with Jane Kean Codington County secretary assisting The program covers election of officers and board for 1944 A report on the State College 4 H loan fund will be presented by Thompson Erickson will also speak at the 4 H association meeting Tuesday evening Bob Collins Brookings County state 4 H Club president presiding with Myrtle Beecher Bon Homme County vice president and Arlene Sanford Minnehaha secretary assisting in officer elections
The four day fair features agricultural demonstrations judged by Clarence Shanley and home economics by Pauline Bunting. A 4-H health clinic Tuesday selects a boy and girl to represent South Dakota in a national contest. Exhibit categories include livestock, crops, gardens, canning, foods, clothing, and handicraft. Baby beef and swine sale at 9 AM Thursday. governor Sharpe and Blate College president K. Lyman E. Jackson speak and award scholarships.
A war exhibit continues on page one with all admission revenue above costs going to Army Emergency Relief. Public items include bombs guns gas masks shells clothing and field equipment plus a walkie talkie life raft and a large photo section showing Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard and Air Force action. In addition films on America at war will run and war bond purchases will be shown with price tags to illustrate costs. Mayor J S Tschetter heads the local committee with M E Barnes James Meaghan and Mrs Jon Hebron among helpers.
The program outlines registrations and judging for canning foods and dairy cattle on Sunday and Monday. It lists 4-H judging contests for sheep hogs crops and meat identification, home economics demos, poultry judging, and health scoring. Several addresses by Dr. Jackson and Gov. Sharpe precede final sale and exhibit release on Thursday.
Twenty two agricultural and 46 home economics demonstrations have registered at the State 4 H Club office for the fair in Huron Sent B to 9 according to word from the College Extension at Brookings Club members will present demonstrations on food clothing home life jobs for Victory livestock loss prevention canning handicraft fire prevention health dairy foods flag etiquette and poultry said Tyrus Thompson state 4 H Club leader Pauline Bunting Montana assistant state club leader will judge home economics demonstrations and Clarence Shanley district extension supervisor will judge agricultural demonstrations Judging teams will compete in the fields of canning foods home furnishings clothing livestock crops poultry dairy and meats Fifty home economics teams and 54 agricultural judging teams will participate Agricultural teams are composed of three members except meats judging teams which have two members Home economics teams have two members Awards for two home economics and three agricultural winners in the judging contests will be trips to the National Club Congress Chicago Nov 28 to Dec 1 Helen M Ward home economics department South Dakota State College will place the 16 dress revue contestants assisted by Anna D Walker extension clothing specialist The dress revue winner will take part in the national 4 H dress revue held at Club Congress.
A continuation of commission proceedings shows payments to multiple entities including printing supply firms, telecommunication services, office supplies, legal notices, and tree bounty distributions. Listed are amounts for West Publishing, North Western Bell, Lothrop Electric, Wolsey News, and local tree bounty recipients, totaling numerous small expenditures.
Beadle County commissioners discuss salaries, fund transfers, and numerous real estate sales in Wolsey and Brook's First Addition. They approve budget amendments, abatement adjustments, and bid advertisements for bridge piling while authorizing quitclaim deeds and lease agreements.
Beadle County Board discusses amended budget for 1944, approves public auction of multiple parcels in Broadland and outlets N to Town of Broadland, details property descriptions, appraisals, and sale terms, with notices of adjournment and per diem claims for August 1943.
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