Lynch Family Prizes Awarded at Meeting
The text notes prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles Lowery and Frank Lynch at the close of the meeting. It references Mrs. Frank Lynch and discusses prizes related to the event.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
8
The text notes prizes awarded to Mrs. Charles Lowery and Frank Lynch at the close of the meeting. It references Mrs. Frank Lynch and discusses prizes related to the event.
Hitchcock notes a rise in farm relocations as spring approaches. Frank Brown and Mr and Mrs Al Brown with family plan to move to a Howard area farm, leaving their current place. The item highlights broader farmer migration within the Hitchcock region.
Senator Gurney said the War Production Board halted new expenditures on manganese nodules from Chamberlain shales in a move to press for a metallurgical process. WPB cited low grade ore and manpower limits, while engineers believe a workable method can be found, with an estimated $50 000 to $75 000 study to determine costs and feasibility.
The Rural Credits department sold 54 581 acres in the first half of February as buyers raced to meet the February 15 possession deadline for the 1943 crop year. Director Millard G. Scott noted the rush matched the pace of the prior two years, with 126 of 154 offers accepted and 38 456 acres sold at an average of 5 24 per acre.
Salt Lake City authorities dislike the cover image for a student magazine showing a couple in an embrace. The same couple appears, she gazing from a frame and he nearby, amid evident disinterest. In Fresno Calif Mrs Gesina Holmes wills were filed and two sewing machine drawers listed for probate with the will penciled on the bottoms. Houston sliced bread returns briefly as free samples, two per packet triggering a rush. In Idaho twins William and Roger Wacken reunite at a naval training station after parents request same company. William resists transfer while Roosevelts intervention ordered it.
Funeral services were held for Mark McMaster at the Lutheran Church in De Smet with Rev H Simmonson officiating. Burial will be in Lake Preston Cemetery. McMaster, 68, died suddenly in Decorah, Iowa, where he visited his daughter Donna. He had lived in the Lake Henry area southwest of Lake Preston for 23 years, leaving a widow and two children Francis at home and Donna in Decorah.
Pheasant losses in Dickey County estimated at 75 000 to 80 000 after severe storms as Ed Leiby led a survey with doctors, patrolmen, farmers, and sportsmen marking a dark season for wildlife across the region and into South Dakota near Hertha. Registration for war ration book No 9 in Cavour district set for February 22 and 23 at the high school, from 9 am to 6 pm with no evening hours.
New York February 18 Dixie Walker Brooklyn Dodger outfielder became a father to a baby girl and almost at the same moment received his 1943 Dodger contract He plans to keep the child but doubts the long term baseball deal remains firm and uncertain
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