Langland Transferred by Red Owl Stores to Pierre
Martin Langland departed Sunday night for Pierre where the Red Owl Stores have transferred him.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1940
Page
10
Martin Langland departed Sunday night for Pierre where the Red Owl Stores have transferred him.
John Sewell returns to MIT in Boston January 2 after holidays with his parents Dr and Mrs H D Sewell. Engie Aldrich visits Pukwana to see sister Mrs Mabel Engler. North West College of Commerce starts mid winter classes January 2. Multiple local families host relatives over Christmas including Mr. and Mrs. William Steilen and children, Dr J S Bates and Mrs D D Person, and Violet Pederson visiting from Goddess! Several births and visits noted among locals, including Edward Michael Lyons born yesterday at 9:30 am weighing 7 lb 13 oz. Read mentions of fur ads and upcoming Armour Athletic Club dance.
A Cozy Corner operator Lorraine Goranson thanks the salé volunteers and Roy Housman for a Christmas gift of 16.75 dollars raised to auction an afghan. The note praises old fashioned Christian gratitude and wishes a Merry Christmas to all.
Sioux Falls reports the 147th field artillery of the South Dakota National Guard at Camp Ord California has the camp’s lowest illness rate during the influenza outbreak. Col Eugene L Foster commends the regiment for dry quarters, good food, and fine mess. notes a 2,500 mile truck convoy completed 24 hours early with no casualties or illnesses amid adverse weather. The unit trains to reach full physical conditioning and high esprit de corps.
Fulmer and Hope push a plan to replace annual parity subsidies with an income certificate system for major exports like cotton, wheat, and tobacco. The scheme would set a basic price and allow surpluses to shift to markets, funded by certificates tied to domestic consumption and priced by the Agriculture Secretary. buyers would pay market price plus certificate value, a reform linked to the old processing tax struck down by the court.
The Lighthouse Service oversees 27,500 navigation aids including 31 lightships and 527 attended lights, plus about 15,000 buoys, aiming to ensure safe maritime travel and reliable signaling for ships and crews.
Chairman Fulmer and Senator Hope, from the House Agriculture Committee, warn that wartime upheaval and shrinking foreign markets will press Congress to overhaul farm benefit programs. They cited rising wages and growing surpluses as factors necessitating compensating adjustments to policy and support.
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