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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1940
Page
6
Wondersoft News highlights Delsey Wondersoft toilet tissue as a Kleenex type product. The ad promotes a sale at Sherman Moe Nyal Service Drug Sie offering three rolls for 25 cents.
Lifelong Huron resident Roy Huntington praises KreGen, a laxative tonic, after weeks of digestive distress. He reports constipation relief, steadier appetite, better sleep, restored energy, and reduced nervousness, crediting KreGen for restoring health and vitality.
Entertained members with seven o clock dinner on the mezzanine at Hotel Marvin Hughitt. Bridge yielded gifts to Mrs Kaloupek and Mrs Darling, air cut to Mrs Case. Guests included Nes V. A. Forney. Open house honored Miss Sainsbury leaving for Mason City. Ann Extension Club pot luck dinner honored Mrs Ericson. A 50 Years of Statehood talk and kitchen demo followed. U C T dance to follow at Hotel Marvin Hughitt mezzanine.
Mrs. Tom Tande, 73, longtime De Smet resident, died about a week after falling ill. She leaves one daughter, Alma K. King Henry VII of England established a law noted in a unrelated fragment. other text mentions 7006 grains of wheat and blast furnaces, not connected to the obituary.
A license was issued to Kenneth Richard Tobin and Beulah Schramm both of legal age and from Huron. A newborn son Larry Kent Huddleston arrived yesterday at 1 15 am in a Huron hospital weighing seven and a half pounds. William Gardner remains in critical condition at home with pneumonia under oxygen and nurse care.
Washington Jan 18 Henry F Grady assistant Secretary of state warned that Senate ratification of reciprocal trade treaties would block executive tariff making authority and upset the treaty program He condemned card stacking and argued the act is constitutional and essential to conduct trade policy without broad ratification by the Senate.
The text notes increased industrial exports raising purchasing power at home. It emphasizes broad protection for American wage levels and working conditions, which is linked to improved trade in most affected industries. The passage reflects a viewpoint on how export gains and wage protections support domestic economic strength.
The first in a series of book reviews at Huron College will be held next Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the education room of the administration building. Eric T. Volkert will review Herod and Mariamne by Friedrich Hebbel, with discussion based on the German text. The public is invited. college girls in the residence hall will assist with reviews this year.
Lubricating the pins in the closed far doors once a month prevents the need to slam them and avoids the risk of breaking the glass.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics said the 1950 first half would see an industrial downturn but not a prolonged or severe one. Commodity prices are seen as less vulnerable than in past downturns, with war affecting farm exports and demand. Some crops may suffer while hog products, fats and oils, and evaporated milk could gain.
The Thelma Beauty Shop has relocated to the Schlachter building adapted for beauty services. Mr and Mrs Smith will reside in apartments behind the shop, reopening the business in Gettysburg.
American Legion leader Kutil announces a used clothes depot at 223 Dakota Avenue South in the former Fahrendorf store, opening tomorrow from 2 PM and continuing Fridays. Donors can drop items at the headquarters or call 909, with volunteers arranging collection and distribution to aid Hurons’ needy amid rising winter demands for all apparel.
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