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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1943
Page
10
Scattered showers and cooler conditions expected for Huron and surrounding area today with moderately fresh winds. South Dakota region reports thundershowers in the west and north early this morning, then cooler conditions spreading west and north tonight with continued scattered activity.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Lower and their young daughter from Highmore will relocate to Iroquois late next week as Mr Lower assumes the territory superintendent role for Northwestern Public Service Company. The note cites the morning temperature at 8 a m in Huron as 87 degrees.
The National Garden Bureau advises deeper drills and thorough soil soaking for hot dry weather. Sow seeds leaving a depression to catch moisture, shade with boards or burlap to reduce evaporation, and lift shading once germination starts. Protect young plants with daily sprinkling and avoid excess watering except for this purpose.
Gallup survey shows minimal regional differences in views on U S postwar world role. Education level shapes stance, with college graduates more international. New England most interventionist. East Central least. Vermont most and West Virginia least interventionist among states.
Miss Virginia Ingalls of Huron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Ingalls, gained publicity in Washington, D C, for presenting a large basket of fresh string beans to Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox. The beans, grown in a victory garden by Ingalls and six associates, won first place in garden prizes, each earning $2 and two tickets for a moonlight boat trip.
In a fragmented list of states and percentages, readers see a pattern where 15 states with large voting populations show a clear majority favor an active postwar role. The figures illustrate regional support across many named states and territories.
Donald B. Rice of Oakland California was chosen president of Kiwanis International to succeed Fred G. McAlister of London Ontario. The Rev. Philip E. Auer of Galion Ohio was named vice president for the United States and Paul R. Brecken of Calgary Alberta vice president for Canada. Ben Dean of Grand Rapids Michigan was chosen treasurer.
John H. Lyon and family near Michigan Avenue Southwest enjoy unusually early spuds from their garden. The Early Ohio potatoes, planted in mid April, emerged despite a late frost with no lasting damage. Egg-sized tubers were ready several weeks ahead of the local season.
City Commission meeting held June in Lonere with Mayor Tschetter and commissioners present. Minutes of June 1 and 7 approved. bill of 25 273.75 paid to City Treasurer Bond and Interest. Non intoxicating liquor license requests approved for Gus Magnolis John Georgiades Ay Toss Cafe and Aves Fisher. A Meyers noted. Meeting adjourned.
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