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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1938
Page
21
Cash want ad rates listed with pricing blocks and day options. The faded OCR shows typographic errors but indicates rates by word count and duration with emphasis on saving money by placing orders promptly.
An advertisement promotes Anne Adams pattern line with a shirtwaister design 4335 and 4536 sizes. It highlights two collars two sleeve lengths fullness below yokes and quick skirt panels with front button closure. Encourages ordering pattern book and patterns priced fifteen to twenty five cents from Huron South Dakota.
Harry King of South Dakota drives the agricultural wing of the New Deal in the AAA program, coordinating insurance, banks, and large landowners. A veteran editor and progressive Republican, he built a career in Yankton, Parker, Sanborn, Hartley, and Mitchell before joining Agriculture in 1934. He praises crop loans and insurance, while remaining tied to his prairie roots despite years in Washington.
Readers send questions to farm editor John in the Evening Aurora. Experts from Scale County Extension Service answer on poultry disinfection, cow digestion after green corn feeding, cane poisoning risks and feeding rape. Practical guidance on stacking cane and pasture use noted.
The fourth district employment office in Pierre reported 2730 placements in the last 18 months. It maintains an active list of 1955. Of 127 veterans registered, 102 secured jobs.
At Troop 5 meeting Boy Scouts organized for merit badge exhibits to be displayed at the state fair. John McCord led games while Mr. Wit cher conducted drills in absence of scoutmaster Perrott. Patrol standings shifted with the Wolf Patrol overtaking Mohawk. Black Dogs fell to third, Scimiter remains last. Scout Executive Fd McArdle reviewed records and announced exhibits should be at the fairgrounds Saturday.
The 4-H Club at county unit met at Beverly Hogers home for the last session of the year with vice president Alice Zeeck presiding. Members shared fair reports and prizes, Arlene Zeeck read a poem, and plans discussed to raise funds for the Brookings Short Course. A meeting at Mrs Frank Mattke’s home on October 7 at 3 pm invited interested girls to join.
Virgil 4 H club raised money at an ice cream social on September 3 to send delegates to the Junior Short Course in Brookings. Net proceeds totaled $6.50 reported Carol Barnes.
Lois Friusche reports Whiteside Independent Consolidated School seventh graders review multiplication and check results, with notes on human body science and Africa geography. Students finish color charts and color scheme masks for a classroom display.
Pupils of Scheele School Foster Township formed the Willing Workers Young Citizens League on September 6. Phyllis Rousche named president, Clarence Hofer vice president, and Mary Alice Reinschmidt secretary and treasurer. Mrs Gaughran advised the group as teacher.
Seventh and eighth graders at Whiteside Independent Consolidated School start the year with a spelling workbook titled My Work Book. In geography the seventh grade studies Africa, with Lucille Feterls noting their enjoying progress.
A fragment notes new writs issued as mice damaged the al lines, with a writer commenting on the issue. The text is terse and lacks clear names or dates but points to a legal or administrative disruption presumed from the damage.
Millerette 4 H Club of Miller held a regular meeting at Eelen Downing home with new leader and seven new members named Florence Bute Delen Bue Lois Bute Mary Helsper Dorothy Spiers Rey Glennon Sloan Downing. Melaghlin home agent assisted reorganizing civic. officers elected include President Audrey Shige and others. Light refreshments were served by Mrs Downing after adjournment.
A casual guide to meat fillings and toast ideas for sandwiches using French or whole wheat bread. It lists variations like cold roast veal, bacon with lettuce, and ham with cheese, plus methods such as pan frying and garnishes for speedy lunches or suppers.
In Harrisburg a repair shop posted a comical sign about no money being kept on site, leading thieves to flee without taking anything. In Beaver Utah a teargas incident stopped business at the Sunset Sweet Shop as town marshal Othello Riley drank a sundae when a teargas device discharged accidentally. A Louisiana note discusses soil deposits and Mississippi River erosion feeding Gulf of Mexico sediment.
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