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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
3
The extension service outlines that foundation ventilators left open in warm weather prevent decay fungi by keeping wood dry. Four inch drain tile on both sides, screened against rodents, and avoiding soil contact with wood are advised for buildings without basements.
Pierre June 30 Roy A Nord tax director and licensing chief announces H Elroy Klatt as tax assistant and Dean Carmine as licensing assistant under the new administration setup. Klatt previously assisted as tax director since 1942 and will also serve as cashier.
Mrs P J Ruhook hosted the Faulkton American Legion Auxiliary officers and about 40 pounds of carpet rags were donated and prepared by the group. A guest prize went to Mrs A G Tanner for bringing the most rags and silver, with the offering sent to the Hot Springs sanatorium. Relatives hosted a family dinner at the George Thiede home honoring Mrs Carrie Kaiser of Redfield and Mrs Walter Thiede on June 30.
An advertisement asserts pimples disappear after using a medicated liquid named Kleerex sold by Man & Moe. It targets embarrassed youths and suggests relief from unsightly blemishes with a “safe harmless” treatment.
U S Senator Harlan J. Bushfield of South Dakota reports divided views among Cheyenne Agency leaders over repealing the 1934 Wheeler Howard Act. He plans three days of talks with Rosebud leaders and others on proposed legislation, noting letters from some tribal members opposing repeal.
Chairman Elmer Thom of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee sent the senator to Oklahoma to survey opinion at Pine Ridge and Lower Brule Agencies.
A Faulkton County Extension Club Council meeting at the Civic Center reviewed next year’s lesson plans and club activity reports. Elected for the coming year are President Mae Deiter, Vice President Leslie Kloth, and Secretaries Forrest Heber and T A Williams of Reckham.
Washington reports that South Dakota’s tithing law triggers loss of Pittman Robertson federal funds for wildlife work. Dr. Ira Gabrielson says the law diverts department income to the general fund and violates federal allocation provisions. Secretary Harold Ickes concurs and will notify Governor Sharpe of the decision.
Announcements note the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith of San Francisco. Mrs. Smith is the former Phyllis Baughman of Highmore.
Members and families of the Buffalo Extension Club enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Redfield Park. Dinner was served at 1 30 followed by attendance at a theater event.
Pierre June 30. District Director Guy Harding of the Pierre Office of Price Administration says holders of A gasoline ration books have more travel mileage than those with B or C. B or C cardholders are limited to 90 miles monthly for non-occupational use, with 150 miles deducted for occupational driving, leaving little for personal use. A ration holders receive 240 miles per month.
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