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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1943
Page
6
A guide urges healthier meals featuring vegetables with imagination. It adds mushroom butter and onion cream sauces to boost flavor, offering two tested recipes for six servings each to serve hot vegetables like green beans spinach or potatoes.
Indoor started plants face transplant shock when moved to the garden. Avoid early planting, trim long roots, and prepare a large hole with fine soil to prevent air pockets. Create a firm soil contact by using a trowel method to place the plant properly.
Guidance on transplanting with emphasis on soil contact, depth, and minimal root disturbance. Advises avoiding soil compaction, delaying leaf trimming, and using starter solutions or dry plant food mixed into the hole for quick establishment. Water helps dissolve added nutrients after firming soil around roots.
War Department announced Corporal Charles E. Hunt from Stevens, South Dakota, is being held by the enemy as a prisoner of war in Italy. Details on the camp were not released. The piece notes the cost to outfit a U. S. pilot, equating $260 to 14 war bonds valued at $18,753 each.
In the matter of the estate of Gusta Brown deceased, E A Korte as administrator invites creditors and all claimants to present vouchers within six months after the first publication. Claims must be filed with Beadle County Clerk or mailed to the administrator at Huron South Dakota, dated April 21 1943. Chamberlain attorney, Huron SD.
The Wessington Parent-Teachers Association met Monday evening with Mrs. Stewart Bottum Mrs. Ferrold Shea Katherine Jones and Mrs. Tessie Coffey opening. Mrs. Andy Palm of Huron spoke on Mobilization of Women for Defense and Mrs Swanson of Huron attended.
Mrs. W. C. Meyers of Wolsey spoke on victory gardens while George Chitty of the Northwest College of Commerce in Huron urged cooperation among South Dakota residents. F. D. Fitch was elected president and Mrs. Ferrold Shea secretary for next year, with the treasurer position still open. The school faculty provided lunch.
The note reports eight of the Doolittle raid airmen were dead under Japanese orders with two missing and three other prisoners. The White House released the executions statement during a Corpus Christi stop and the State Department filed a formal protest rejecting the charges.
The article reports President Roosevelt condemning a Japanese claim about American aviators and expressing sorrow over the crisis. He labels the enemy's admissions as potentially fabrications and denounces frightfulness as barbarous in wartime rhetoric.
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