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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1941
Page
7
The Nizam of Hyderabad, reputed as one of the world’s wealthiest men, reportedly keeps about 500 million in gold within his palace. The unusual measure aims to secure vast riches as part of royal wealth and status.
The City of Huron celebrates National Music Week with concerts and events across schools and local groups. Read about the rise of instrumental and vocal programs since 1935, the impact of festivals, and the growing roster of scholarships and college ensembles guiding a thriving regional music scene.
Seadle County farm families have produced 250 cotton mattresses under the cotton mattress program begun in February. With 250 more applications received and a few still arriving, no orders will be accepted after May 15 to allow materials to be bought by the Surplus Marketing Administration before year end. Applicants should have their forms in at the county agent’s office by May 12.
Dr. Howard R. Ives, 30, a Mayo Clinic surgeon in Rochester Minnesota, becomes the first U S doctor to qualify for medical duty on the British home front. Red Cross says he will sail to England within two weeks with the first contingent of American doctors responding to a British Red Cross appeal for 1000 doctors. An etiquette book from 75 years ago notes it is proper to place dinner plates wrong side up in fly time.
A claim states grizzly bears are extinct across the United States except in Montana and Wyoming. It notes ongoing conservation concerns and regional differences in bear populations and protections.
The statement notes that poison ivy does not poison other creatures, affecting only humans. It emphasizes that nonhuman animals are not harmed by contact with poison ivy plants as described.
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