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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1931
Page
11
Entomologists from the college will staff the State Fair exhibit to provide accurate information on grasshoppers. Visitors can learn about the life cycle and control methods including disking and shallow plowing around field edges to destroy eggs laid this fall.
Miss Esther Ruppel presented 10 music pupils in a home recital in Alpena. About 90 relatives and friends attended to hear pieces such as Fairies and Brownies and The Rabbit. The program featured performances by Esther Hayes, Ethel Aye, Irene Hayes, and others with comments on natural ability and future development. Refreshments followed the program.
Yankton announces a new fencing course led by Sydney H. Spayde head of Yankton college drama. Spayde recently attended a summer program at Pasadena School of the Theatre preparing to teach advanced fencing and related theatre techniques in Daleroae eurythmics. The move aims to enrich modern theatre education at the college.
Hughes county commissioners in September set the 1951 tax levy at 9.64 mills, down from 10.20 in 1930, with 3.37 mills for state purposes vs 3.19 previously. The plan lowers property taxes, detailing funds and mills for county general, interest and sinking, special salary, Mothers Pension, insane, building fund, and no levy for roads or bridges as auto license receipts cover road costs.
Mr and Mrs W F Mehblberg took their daughter Clara to New Ulm Minnesota this week where she will resume and complete her schooling at the Lutheran Normal school.
Brookings in South Dakota will host the twelfth annual Farm Women's Congress on October 1 and 2 with speakers Dean C. Larsen and Dr. A N Hume. The event invites all farm women and club delegates to attend and discuss aims and achievements of state farm organizations. Mrs Mary Kotrha of Mitchell is president and Mrs E E Hunter of Letcher is secretary.
Beet growers of the Black Hills will meet here Wednesday, Sept. 16, to consider the outlook for the season and discuss cooperative efforts. The gathering will include local growers and representatives from surrounding farms.
An organization of a beet grower association aims to mirror Western state groups. The federal farm board will assist in the formation. A representative will attend the meeting. Steps for legal incorporation will be taken and marketing contracts studied to improve sugar distribution.
Furnished by Erastus Cornell official abstractor Highmore South Dakota listing multiple Hyde County deeds to various grantees including G B Thompson to Montie N Findley Julia Kuyser et al to Elmina E and C E Thoman sheriff to J W Myers Emma H Lloyd to A G and W Williams T J Woods to Siskin Investment Co and Franklin School District to part of SEW of section 16 township 114 range 73 all in Hyde County South Dakota
Yale September practice session saw 303 rounds fired with high honors awarded to Richard Haeder who scored 22 of 25. Attending members included Carl Harding Bob Scroogs Richard Haeder Robert Kludt Merie Garcr and Alton Gaughran.
In Raymond on Saturday the catechetical instruction began at the Lutheran church with nine children enrolled. The Rev. A. W. Fuertenan serves as pastor and instructor, leading the class in the special program announced for the community.
Aberdeen reports a cache of 17 counterfeit dollars found near a power line at Groton Toeey by Jack Bush, an employee of Northwestern Public Service. The bills were turned over to local authorities for investigation.
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