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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1941
Page
6
South Dakota Grange announces Friday fair with foods arranged for exhibits. Only South Dakota manufactured sugar flour butter and pure American lard may be used in entries. J J Martin, master of the State Grange, urges every family and grange in the state to enter.
Beadle County Home Extension sponsors a two day meat cookery school in the LOC building in Huron with Miss Marie Gifford of Armour and Company directing demonstrations on meat cookery and the use of lard in cakes pastries and frying. Homemakers from Beadle County invited. program starts at 1 30 p m with bulletins for attendees.
The committee announced a food contest for the State Fair with entries in bread pastry buns doughnuts preserves canned vegetables and more. A Sutton will judge with Huron serving as auctioneer and the home extension agent in charge of judging. State Fair Board Sugar Association and several mills and companies are listed as participants.
Reported questions at the Institute reveal mixed views on wartime debt and the grand lease-send bill. Most favor a time-limited author ity, proposing the President hold wartime powers only for a defined period.
Senate bills introduced include SB 191 by Ohiman Yankton proposing 80000 for Yankton state hospital employees building. SB 192 requests 13000 for laundry equipment. SB 193 by Spropri 150000 for state hospital build with emergency. SB 194 Peny of Corgon sets full retirement at 15 years service or 10 years if disabled. SB 195 highway rules require performance bonds for contractors. SB 196 appropriations 16854 for public printing fund. SB 197 Tommeraason Lake seeks 1750 for new roof at Eastern Normal Madison. SB 198 cannabis described by food and drugs committee.
The table details regional splits on a tense lend issue with 84 percent opposed in New England and varied opinions across East Central and Far West regions. It notes many voters cannot be boiled to yes or no, with 10 to 20 percent undecided or qualified in areas from the South to the East, highlighting complex public sentiment.
A Chicago Center of Isolationism summary shows public opinion split on aiding Britain. About 27 million would back the bill, 11 million oppose, 7.5 million have qualified opinions, and 4.5 million have no opinion. If qualified and undecided swing to no, 23 million would oppose, though shifts could occur, especially in the East Central area around Chicago.
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