Farm Mobilization Day Urges Unit Plan Aid For Farmers
A wartime Farm Mobilization Day outlines a sixteen unit base for draft deferment and scarce good distribution. The Agriculture Department with WBPSA and other agencies will assign units to livestock, crops, and labor, guiding machinery, fertilizers, tires, and transportation permits. Farmers will learn within a month how much they can expect and plans will be revised if needs cannot be met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Department of Agriculture
Farm Security Administration
Agriculture Conservation and Adjustment Administration Committee
Food Distribution Administration and wartime aid
Wartime food program details from the Food Distribution Administration. Notes on lend-lease shipments, military purchases, and price supports for farm products. Emphasizes maintaining school lunch and milk programs amid shortages, with South Dakota examples and calls for local support as WPA labor ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Food Distribution Administration
South Dakota
WPA
Victory Garden Tools Regulated by WPB Rules
Regional officials of the War Production Board announced new regulations guiding victory garden tools for the coming year. Tools manufactured after April 8, 1943 must meet simplified patterns and styles. forks rakes hoes hand cultivators and many other gardening implements are affected. The range of styles and varieties will be greatly reduced to streamline production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Tools
Victory
Northwest
War Production Board
Washington
Victory Food Special Declares Dry Beans Wartime Aid
Dry edible beans are designated a national Victory food special for January 18 through 23. C. W. Kitchen, acting administrator of the Agricultural Marketing Administration, said production this year is the largest in history and supplies are ample. The period allows retailers to feature beans in ads and displays to emphasize their role in wartime meal planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kitchen
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Wednesday society and club meetings listed
A long listing of club meetings and society gatherings for Wednesday and Thursday including Musicale with Miss Gertrude Lampe at 7 36 and Best ver Extension Club at 1844 Third Street Southwest apartment 4 urging attendance, recipe sharing, and reports. many groups meet in Labor Temple or local halls with various hosts and times. Several organizations include Huron Central Labor Auxiliary St Cecelia Band St Marys Guild and Canton Huron No 11 with dates, times, and hostess details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lampe
Ver Extension Club
K. R. Tobin
Third Street Southwest
Back Home Service Club
Labor Temple
Prairie Base Lodge No. Swilk
Huron Central Labor Auxiliary
Wilson
Chattersen
Nellie Geiger
Witneis Ayeting
Huron Lodge
Worlitt
Harry Teuber
Sixth Street
St. Cecelia’s
John Stackwick
Huron Chapwan Nie
WHO
Green Lantern
Andy Photakos
Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant
Lo.of
Canton Huron No. 11
Patriarchs Militant
C.C.F
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Robert Duncan
Beach Avenue
Ipimhe Ladies Association
The
Presbyterian Church
Carl Voigt
F. D. Greene
Theo, Smogard
W. E. Nielsen
W.S.C
Wesley Hall
Methodist Church
J. H. Baker
Sioux Falls
St. Rose’s Band
R. H. Bischoff
Wisconsin 'Avenue Southwest
A. Reinartz
Homecraft Extension Club
A. N. Hoy
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Community Club Meeting Notices and Social Reports
Local clubs schedule Thursday events across several group meetings at Methodist locations and private homes. Activities include dessert luncheons, executive committee sessions, joint club gatherings, and birthday whist parties with prizes and lunches. multiple hosts listed with addresses and times.
Social highlights from Huron gatherings and church group
The Presbyterian meeting featured devotions by Mrs. George F. McDougall and talks by Mrs. C A Plantings on youth preparation for future missionary work. The G LA held an installation luncheon at Olympia Cafe with officers installed at Labor Temple led by Mrs. Carl Larson. Multiple teas and birthdays followed, honoring Miss Beatrice Ericson, Miss Ruth Wilcox, June Hofer, and Phyllis Lampe, with departures planned for mission and nursing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will and Willing Workers Clubs
Thelma Brandmire
J. J. Kretchmer
Alice
Rhoads
Rhoads, Mrs. Culligan
Presbyterian Church
K.A. Hill
George F. McDougall
C. A. Plantings
Joseph Gray
G. Cadwell
C. K. Walker
Thomas Dugdale
G. LA
Olympia Cafe
Reintsma
Jessie Huntington
Sutera
Reyholes
G.I. A
Ted Paulson
Frank Chladek
Frank Henry
William Keairns
Jo Bush
Fat Dermody
G. G. Reynolds
John Bloehorn
George Smith
William Bliss
Beatrice Ericson
United States
South China
Miriam Ericson
Huron
W. H. Bayles
Bayles
Wisconsin Avenue
A. J. Lang
Robert Fair
Black Hills
Tapers
Miss Ericson
New York City
National Treasurer's Office
American Foreign Missionary Society
Fargo
N. D
China
Swatow
South Ching
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vyv
FDA
United Nations
Draft Board
Claude R. Wickard
Jareas
Lydig
Prakhom
Pinkham
Hotel Dyckman
the Seine
Eee Hennepin Chal. F
Xmapp, Maneger
Peggy Hoyhl
Peggy Royhl
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Max Royhl
Fourth Street
Ensign Royhl
Chicago Board of Trade
the Waves
Ensign Royal
Hal Horn
Disney Corporation
Huron High School
South Dakota University
Vermillion
Columbia University
Red Cross
Helen Goldsell
Esther
Ie the
Woamen's Missionary Society
McIlvaine
Ruth Wilcox
Vivien Ruhlman
Frances Tait
Ohio Southwest
June Hofer
Third Street Southeast
John Hubbard
Jimmie
William
Phoebe
Reva Tschetter
Eli
Gross
Mathilda
Berths
Cynthia
Bessie Morrison
Jackie
June
Phyllis Lampe
Grace Episcopal Church Choir
Evanston
Evanston Hospital
Miss Lampe
G. C. Lampe
Huron College
Reva Tschotier
Violet Tschetter
Harold Decker
Amos Walter
Doris Tschetter
Melvin Hofer
Jon Hofer
Herbert Erickson
Mr. Erickson
John L. Tschetter
Kenneth Giffard
Clarence Baldwin
Les Wallman
Red
Johnean Mo John Hubbard
Georze
Tad
Pacific Ocean
North
South America
Thursder
Saluscay
Lot
Gal
Murphy
Cess
Kelly
Mads Eggerta
Ben Blue
Ryve
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