Missouri River Diversion Project Offered to Combat Drought
An analysis urges federal funding for the Garrison dam and Missouri River diversions to restore groundwater levels and hold back spring floods. It argues the drought in the Dakotas stems from loss of sod cover and soil moisture and stresses that only engineer-led dams and reservoirs can save farms, homes, and industries, with a case for national action and job creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakotas
Prairies
Lower
Mississippi
Garrison
Arkansas
Louisiana
North Dakota
South Daakota
Missouri River
Salvation Army Drive Aims to Aid Huron's Needy
The Huron Salvation Army post launches its annual home service appeal after a Roosevelt call for support. Read case examples of families aided with roof repairs food medical care and employment for a father. Citizens urged to donate to sustain help for poverty and unemployment this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Huron Post
Salvation Army
Huron Army Post
Salvation Army Hall
Seling Bowers
Huron
Drought Famine Threat Looms Over Dakota Regions
The piece describes prolonged drought in North and South Dakota with wildlife fleeing for water and farmers hauling limited supplies. It notes financial ruin driving families from homes and questions what drought may bring next, contrasting past eras of migration with a dawning search for solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Dakota
Buying Power vs Paying Power in Public Debt Mindset
A New York underwriter contrasts the terms buying power and paying power, arguing society prizes debt fulfillment and shopping momentum over timely payment. The piece suggests a nationwide push for Paying Power Week to boost circulation and curb spending, with editorials from Detroit News and others cited.
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New York
Children Need Protective Food
Mary G. McCormicer outlines protective foods for children focusing on milk vegetables fruits and added proteins and carbohydrates with little fat. Emphasizes bread as energy source advises fruits milk puddings and limited sweets. Notes vitamin D from sunlight and diet substitutes like cod liver oil irradiated ergosterol and egg yolk. Fourth in a school health series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Goldie Skinner Recalls State Fair Visit
Goldie Skinner of Custer Township No 5 School describes a field trip to the State Fair. Students toured education, horticulture, agricultural, and women’s buildings, met local figures, watched bees, canning, crafts, and 4-H displays, and enjoyed playground rides and poultry exhibits with a playful note on rabbits eating pencils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Skinner
Custer Township No. 5
Mins Rhoads
John Peter
Phil
George Gurney
Prof
Hanson
Womans
Redfield
Beadie County
Beadie County School
Pupil Writes Of Study Of Holland
Fourth grade pupil Paul Ramwell writes about Holland in social studies. He describes Holland as a small European country mostly below sea level and watered by windmills. He notes Dutch cattle cheese and butter exports, Dutch dress, wooden shoes, and bright clothing colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Paul Ramwell
Edna’ Wullweber
Paul
Europe
Atlantic Ocean
Lucky Strivers Elect Entertainer for Next Meeting
In the October 6 meeting at Dorothy Hintermister’s home Mary Melohelar Baum was elected entertainer for the next gathering. Ione Hill Norma Cranston will give a herd demonstration on Care of Clothing. Refreshments were served by Jane Hill, assisted by her mother Maxine Link reported by Maxine Link.
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Baum
Mary Melohelar
Dorothy
Hintermister
Ione Hill
Norma Cranston
Herdonstration
Hosteas
Jane’ Hill
Maxine Link
Ibis
Titonka Troop Plans Overnight Hike This Week
A Titonka troop held a Monday after school meeting at Campbell's park led by Barbara Millen. Girls sewed quilt blocks for a poorhouse quilt. Elizabeth Cone spoke on ladies connected with the Pig ear badge study and the upcoming overnight hike scheduled for Friday. Patrols were formed for further discussion and the meeting closed with Taps.
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Titonka
Campbell's Park
Barbara Millen
Gils
Elizabeth Cone
Pigepeer
Treoops
Enter the Beadle County Young Citizens League Contest
Rural schools in Beadle county and central South Dakota are urged to submit stories about school life for a chance to win a free trip to Pierre for the state convention. Entries should reflect current unit studies or special pupil teacher projects and be sent promptly to the editor of Affairs of Young Folks.
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Pierre
Young Citizens League
Beadle County
South Dakota
Scouts Parade Through Huron For State Fair Day
Thirty three boys from troop 21 Wessington Springs joined 10 other towns at the State Fair in Huron last week. They rode in F A LeValley’s covered truck driven by Walter Theeler and marched in the parade toward the fair grounds. Helpers accompanying the troop included W T George Max Habicht Barry Blackburn Everett Brown and Ray Phifer.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
Huron
F. A. LeValley
Walter Theeler
W. T. George
Max Habicht
Barry Blackburn
Everett Brown
Ray Phifer
Rosebud Y C L Caters Kittenball Victory
Clare Hebron of the Rosebud Y C L recalls a kittenball match taught by Miss Vera H. Smith. Smith captained one side while Hebron was on the other. We led 20 early but two players were away. When they returned the other side tied and later won 45 to 43. We plan more kittenball games.
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Rosebud Y. C. L
Clare Hebron
Vera H. Smith
Miss Smith
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand A Guide To Conserves
A historical guide explains conserves as blended fruit mixtures with water sugar and nut meats. It describes two types, dominant fruit or mixed flavors, and outlines grape marmalade preparation with grape pulp pressing and citrus inclusion.
Famous murder trial attorney in the picture
Puzzle asks who the pictured man’s famous trial was and lists numerous clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions figures like Endicement and Amnesty, and references the Dayton Tennessee case and the Monkey Trial context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackbird
Orient
Dayton, Tenn
Cherry Conserve and Nut Meats Jelly Process
Preserve steps for Cherry Conserve using sour cherries orange raisins and nut meats. Prepare by pulping fruit chopping orange boiling with water adding sugar to jelly tests and processing jars in a water bath for 3 to 5 minutes before cooling and storing.
Family Reunion Held At Forestburg
ForestburgSept 20 Special The home of Mr and Mrs John Mack hosted a surprise party in honor of Mr Mack. Relatives from Carthage Huron Forestburg Cavour and Howard gathered for dinner with baskets of food about 35 present. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Smith and son of Huron Mrs Lizzie Shinn of Carthage Mrs Shinn and Mr Smith relatives of Mr Mack Mr Jona Mrs George McNamara and family of Huron Miss Irene Sutter of Huron and others Merle Mack a Forestburg grandson Alvin Sutter of Cavour Jessie Mack and daughter Faye Bowart Albert Peve Bowart Mr and Mrs F Williams and daughter Bowart.
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Forestburg
John
Mack
Carthage
Huron
Cavour
Howard
John Smith
Lizie Shinn
Shinn
Smith
Jona
George McNamara
Eamily
Irene Sutter
X.ard Ning
William Shinn
Merle Mack
Alvin Sutter
Jessie Mack
Faye
Albert Peve
F. Williams
Bowart
Raymond P. T. A. Holds Regular Meeting
The Raymond P. T. A. gathered at the high school assembly despite rain. Sophia Krietpan Rice led a program. a brief business session was led by President Mrs P. J. Omens and Secretary Miss Angrand. Committee members P. J. Gerhardt Supt Irwin Herther Yar Hoyt were appointed.
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Raymond
Raymond P. T. A
Sophia Krietpan
Rice
Fred ‘Mierback
Ee Po Erling
P. J
Omens
Miss Angrand
Come
Alttes
P. J. Gerhardt
Irwin
Herther
Yar
Hoyt
Nearly 100 Attend Sunday School Picnic
Nearly 100 people attended a Sunday school picnic in Miller. Children and adults gathered for food and fellowship as the event wrapped up.
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Miller
Se Aero
Plums Recipe Contest Extended One Week
Limited entries prompted the Evening Huronite to extend the plum recipes contest for another week. Submit frozen desserts hot desserts or plum recipes canned. Three cash prizes of 100 dollars first prize and 50 cents second and third prizes offered.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron Huron notes and movements
CHL Bell returns home from points north after business a few days. Spencer Anderson Arand Bliss and Mr Oslind came home from Humbert where they played with the Canova band. Blair Saxton leaves for Yale University in New Haven to resume work as a fellow. Willem Saxton heads to Wabash Jepe to enroll as a student. Mrs Ed Steri returns from New York after a year visiting friends. Presbyterian Home Missionary society met at Mrs James Scott's on Nebraska street with Grover's piano solo. Mrs Casper returns from Yarthton after visiting relatives. Mrs BF Farrell and son Nisxy Anderson leave for Tkecy MGnun.
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Chl Bell
Points North
Spencer Anderson
Arand Bliss
Mr. Oslind
Humbert
Canova
Blair Saxton
New Haven
Ed Steri
New York
Home Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
James Scott
Nebraska Street
Mes Grover
Freshmen Week At University Of South Dakota Starts
Vermillion September events highlight freshman week at the University of South Dakota. Orientation sessions run Wednesday through Saturday featuring psychological tests faculty talks upperclassmen guidance and musical numbers. University yell practice and an all University dance close the week.
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University of South
Dakota
Gexsmen
Tax Levy Ruling Discussed in Pierre Inquiry
The rule that obbeys and credits should be considered part of the assessed property values for determining the tax levy limitation was accepted in an inquiry from the State's Attorney with G. Robinson of Pierre.
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Pierre
Sept
Walusdon
G. Robinson
Watertown Hosts Annual Festival Featuring Massed Band Concert
Watertown plans a city festival on September 30 with a featured concert by a massed band under the direction of W. S. Peck. The event showcases local talent and community entertainment as part of the weekend activities.
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Watertown
W. S. Peck
Locet i
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New York State Dept. of Education
League Magazine
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Saral
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Ative
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Yarthton
BF Farreil
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