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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1930
Page
11
Real estate ads urge readers to act now. An ad taker from Huronite offers quick phone contact for placing property listings and arranging listings for sale or rent.
Several public notices from Huron South Dakota detail creditors’ claims against estate of F A Vollenweider deceased with executrix urging filing within six months. plus City of Huron bond sale bids opening October 1930 for a 60000 sewer plant issue. and sewer improvements bid call with plans available.
The column records multiple visits and movements. Rev. Father C. E. Schilling officiated a funeral for a man killed in an automobile accident in Harverd. Charles Weiblen, formerly of Miller, stayed from Minneapolis. Dorothy Clouse visited Alexandria. Mrs. J. Howard Kremer and two children arrived from Vermillion. John Karst returned from Hurley with his daughter Mrs. Charles Flot. Claude Davison and family from Lake Preston visited the Davison home. Mrs. C. E. Davison of Howard visited her son Scott. Ebbenhahn, of the Penney State, transferred to a store in Nebraska.
Portrait shows Eugene Moyer Jr assuming duties as governor of the Federal Reserve Board in Washington succeeding A Young who resigned to become Governor of the Federal Reserve Bark of Boston.
Miss M. P. Derme, a Russian scientist and radio telegraphy expert, becomes the first woman explorer to venture into the Arctic. She sails aboard the Soviet icebreaker Sedov to explore polar regions.
Miss Gertrude Moriarty travels to Des Moines with her mother while in Mitchell another daughter stays behind. Lewis Shuster visits from Mitchell as a cucumber contest heats up. Ex Sheriff Struif once led the field until a woman, Mrs Ralph Erb, topped him with a longer cucumber weighing two ounces more. The department has bought new fire equipment. Rainy frosts boost gardens with tomatoes and beans, while blooming plants dwindle.
Wolsey prepares for the fall and winter dancing season with the Oriental Ball Room redecorated by Polly Studios of Huron. The Caroline Orioles band, which played at State Pair week in Huron, is engaged for the opening dance tomorrow night, per managers W S Darling and Conrad Newton.
Madison is to host a livestock outlook meeting October 6 in the new municipal building. L A Eber lien, Lake County agricultural agent, notes the session will cover present and future supply of livestock and feed crops and price trends in South Dakota. The event will be presented by a two man extension service team, A B Eberle and Leo Mossing. Last spring thousands attended similar meetings and strong turnout is anticipated.
Work on decorating the Corn Palace for Corn Palace week September 29 to October 4 is progressing rapidly. Designer William Kearney says ideal weather has helped materially and he expects to have the work completed late this week.
South Dakota cows faced dry weather and short pastures in August, lowering butterfat output to an average of 20.2 pounds per cow from 28.8 in June. Among 465 sows in 275 herds in cow testing associations, only 24 cows were culled, and two purebred sires were bought. The top herd was Ed Var Gobrilson’s McCook association at 444 pounds, with other associations listing lower highs.
Brookings reports teachers from State College in high demand as graduates of 1990 secure positions. Placement bureau notes 282 vacancies across 163 districts, up from 173 vacancies in 113 districts last year, indicating strong placement prospects.
Huron Pierre bus leaves Huron at 2 45 p m connects with trains north at Wolsey 3 38 p m arrives Pierre at Ta o clock departs Fierrs at 6 30 a m connects with southbound train out of Wolsey at 10 20 a m and reaches Huron at 1 45 p m times in local railway timetable language uncertain spellings corrected for clarity.
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