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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1941

Page

11

Man Loses Damage Suit Against GOP Party in South Dakota

Sioux Falls May 22 Judge Wall directed a verdict for the Republican Party of South Dakota in a suit by J. F. Fulton campaigner for 60 years claiming $442 salary and expenses for 1936 campaign work. Fulton testified he received $125 and $150 in checks. remaining balance argued by attorney Claude Hamilton. Governor Bushfield and other GOP officials present. Also noted: government loans on cotton and wheat from last year, with price context and implied redemption costs.

S. F. Man Sioux Falls Lucius J. Wall Republican Party of South Dakota J. F Fulton Jim. Fulton Harlan J. Bushiela J. D. Coon Glen Martens GOP Claude Hamilton Harlan Bushfield Bushfield Hamilton J.D. Coon Jnter

Crop Program Aids Farmers to Store Grains and Cotton

Washington reports that sharp price rises boost farmers holding 1940 cotton and wheat in the ever normal granary under a government loan. The program guarantees ample reserves and stable prices by allowing storage with redemption and market sale when prices climb.

Washington Agriculture Department

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Delivery With Stamps Mentioned

Our load lists leaf lettuce asparagus turnips sweet corn cantaloupes green onions green beans radishes spinach new potatoes cabbage apples strawberries rhubarb tomatoes apples lemons. Food stamps redeemed noted.

Spotted fever cases seen in Black Hills area

In the northern Black Hills this spring a few spotted fever cases from tick bites were reported. Supervisor C. C. Averill of the Black Hills National Forest said the tick season ends June 1 and there is no cause for alarm.

Black Hills C. C. Averill Black Hills National Forest

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