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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
13
A notice filed by A Chamberlain attorney for Altests S P Glanzer in Huron. The document lists case details with reference number 127 and statutory notes. The filing appears as an official legal notice from a clerk’s office.
A garbled OCR puzzle lists clues for a large set of vertical and horizontal entries. It references rulers, music notes, virtues, and various abbreviations, with scattered partial words and misreads. The fragmentary grid resembles a cryptic crossword or a mixed word puzzle from a historical page.
A pattern advertisement describes Pattern No 8208 in dotted swiss lawn or voile for junior sizes 11 to 19, with a wrapover bodice and tiered skirt. It notes yardage needs and sash materials, invites readers to send name and address to the Evening Huronite for the pattern book and orders, and cites prices.
In Beadle County South Dakota the Estate of Augusta Eighmey Clapp is probated. Executor Eben P. Clapp demands creditors and claimants file vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims to be sent to Tacoma Washington or filed with Beadle County Clerk, then mailed to 812 Tacoma Building Tacoma WA. Dated June 1 1942.
A fire Tuesday near Rockham destroyed a barn and broader house store on the Tom Hogceboom farm two miles northeast. About 1500 bushels of grain, chickens and a machine shed were lost as gasoline was pumped into a stove by mistake, while Rockham firefighters battled the blaze to protect the barn.
We express sincere thanks to relatives and friends for kindness, sympathy, and floral offerings following our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. C. B. Wilcox for consoling words. Mrs. L. A. Luchsinger, Lois Luchsinger, Dr. and Mrs. I. F. Winter.
President Roosevelt awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor to Captain Albert H. Rooks commanding officer of the cruiser Houston reported missing in action after the Java Sea battle. Navy announced the award. presentation by Secretary Knox to Harold Redfield Rooks, his son, a Harvard ROTC member planning naval service.
Representatives from more than a dozen state fairs including Minnesota seek changes to a Defense Transportation proposal to postpone fairs this year to save tires. Kansas fair manager Maurice Jencks says if it helps win the war they would quit now. Senator Reed of Kansas compares fairs to a farmer’s world series and hints at stopping them.
A military tank development in Britain draws inspiration from an American farm tractor. The design links agricultural engineering to armored vehicle concepts, reflecting cross sector influences during the period.
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