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Newspaper

Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1929

Page

3

Mitchell Booms In Summer Construction Surge

Mitchell reports over five hundred thousand dollars in new and ongoing building work from eight and a half months. City engineer records show one hundred seventy four thousand two hundred one dollars in permits through mid September, led by a 38000 dollar two story brick store and a 50000 dollar creamery plant. Extensive residential work and city light plant renovations add about 150000 dollars, with Lake Mitchell improvements at 350000 dollars and a forthcoming 24000 dollar post office addition to relieve congestion.

South Dakota Mitchell Mitch—ell Arso Lake Mitelel

Lake County Teachers Institute Opens in Madison

Madison hosts county teachers for a two day institute at Eastern college with sessions morning and afternoon. Special speakers include Prof I D Weeks Aberdeen Mrs Grace Truax Sioux Falls Mrs Gail E Powell Pierre and Dr C Mills Pierre. Mrs Verna Burgoson serves as county superintendent guiding all grade teachers outside Madison.

Lake County Madison County Eastern College I. D. Weeks Aberdeen Grace Truax Sioux Fats Gail E. Powell Db. c. Mills Pierre Verna Burgoson Take County

Aberdonian Invents a New Luggage Carrier

Aberdeen inventor J. W. Malmquist perfected a new luggage carrier. It resembles an automobile trunk but opens at the top and extends across the car width. The device reportedly carries two to three times more than a standard trunk and could hold five ten-gallon cream cans.

Aberdonian Aberdeen J. W.malmquist

Izaak Walton Exhibit Shows At Corn Palace

Madison September 25. M S Carpenter executive secretary of the South Dakota division of the Izaak Walton league displayed the exhibit moved from national headquarters to the Michell Corn Palace. He will also present a comprehensive tour exhibit owned by the South Dakota game and fish department.

Izaak Walton Corn Palace Madison M. S. Carpenter South Dakota Izaak Walton League Michell Corn Palace Carpenter South Dakota Game and Fish Department

Yankton College Gets New Plant

Yankton College announces a deal with the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad to lease a 110 by 150 foot land parcel north of Capitol Street for a central heating plant. The project, estimated at 450000, includes a gravity condensation system and underground tunnels to campus buildings, with construction hoped to start next spring after fundraising.

Yankton G.W. Nash Yankton College Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railroad Company Capitol Street H. C. Munson Sioux City Nash Yankton City Steem

Corcoran Heads Post in Miller Legion Vote

Hand County Post 38 of the American Legion votes for the coming year with Commander A N Corcoran, first vice Ralph Erb, second vice Olaf Peterson, adjutant G G Bunk, chaplain Charles Rainy, sergeant at arms Walter Owens, finance officer Clare Hult, Americanization officer Dr A Gregory, chef Fred Shook.

MidLett Sept Za—Oiucers Hand County American Legion A. N. Corcoran Rarph Erb Olaf Petarson G. G. Bunk Charles Rainy Walter Owens Clare Hult A. Gregory Fred Shook

Northern Picks Play For Gypsy Day Show

Northern Normal will stage the three act drama Gypsy Day Show on October 19. Allen Davis wrote the play and Paulence will direct with faculty members performing. The annual homecoming festival features this production as part of the Gypsy Day celebration.

APHSW Northern Normal Wade Allen Davis Paul ‘Ence ak _the school

Teachers Aid Agriculture Grow in South Dakota

Pierre Sept 25 A state official highlighted the summer work of vocational agriculture teachers in South Dakota communities. They supervised student projects on home farms about twenty days each and assisted with county fairs 4 H camps and achievement days. They trained judging teams and aided farmers in various tasks from pruning to tuberculosis control while informing eighth graders about high school options and guiding them toward enrollment.

Pierre South Dakota W. D. Beard Beard Churen Legion. Com

State director cites teachers' work in community ventures

The state director noted that community undertakings were often placed in the hands of men, whose training and experience fit them to plan and carry out practical problems. The remark highlights reliance on capable leaders to implement civic projects.

Wilmot Plans For New White Way Bids To Be Let

Wilmot plans a new white way with city council members W H Sprague and Geo Davidson of Otter Tail Power present. They donated 100 dollars to install the white way. Bids will be let on Saturday. Rapid City Farmers Union state convention set for October 6 to 10.

Wilmot White Way W. H. Sprague Geo” Davidson Otter Tail Rapid City Farmers Union State

No Patience With Children

A Doe woman from Dalton Pa describes severe fatigue and nervous exhaustion after childbirth. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving her health and patience, noting both she and her husband believe the remedy helped. The letter mentions stable progress and gratitude toward the product.

Lydia E Pinkham Dalton Lydia E. Pinkham Tam F. D Daiton

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