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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1942
Page
11
County Extension Agent Leonard Ladd of Beadle advises careful pre lambing feeding. Ewes should receive grain such as a corn and oats mix before lambing, with amounts depending on weight and hay availability. Add mineral supplements and silage if possible, and prepare lambing pens and hurdles before the season begins.
A government spokesman stated India has been offered representation in Britain's war cabinet and on the Pacific war council. He said India does not have dominion status but should be afforded the same opportunities as the dominions for policy formulation and war prosecution.
The Ramblers Club gathered at Mrs Edna Leightons Alpena on Monday night Special guests played Chinese and checkers with prizes to the hostess and to Mrs Berntson A lunch was served Next meeting planned with Mrs Hattie Bevier
A long list of casual weekend visits and birthdays across Alpena, Zell, Lawrence, Wolsey, Sheffield, Bancroft, Wayland, Wellington, and nearby areas. Families including Bergeleen, Peterson, Jager, Thill, Jers, and others joined at homes in Jens Peterson, Ben Binger, and Mary Bergeleen households. Birth announcements note Larry Matthew and Stuart Keith born February 4. Several relatives travel from LeSueur, Iowa, and Gresham, Oregon, with Melvin Ellis ill, and Army camp plans for Melvin. Other items include anniversaries, card clubs, and travel to Las Vegas and Oregon.
Melvin leaves with plans to join Pheuna Topi for the week as many townsfolk call on friends in Watertown. Rita Burke and Bob Hand host callers. Otto and Ed Benard visit with Hazel and Carolyn Schweenn. Several families travel to Redfield and Minneapolis, while others visit Miller, Gettysburg, and Pierre. The local crowd shares illness updates, hospital stays, and ice-cutting tasks on Lake Louise. The minute hand passes the hour hand on a clock ten times from noon to midnight.
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