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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1942
Page
11
A terse notice reports two Hampshire sows strayed and a brown spaniel named Mike missing with a short tail. Reward offered. Contact Newland in Huron or Harold Osborn for recovery.
Opening for a territory organizer with salary and bonus plus expenses. Requires demonstrated aptitude in appointing and training men to direct farmers, a successful personal selling record, farm background, and broad knowledge of poultry, livestock, feeding, and management. Men 20 to 50, above average education preferred. Submit qualifications in a letter to Box 977, care Huronite.
In the court a petition is filed for L G McQueen to be issued administration of the estate of Albert R Kedece, the deceased. The document names Peter Dan Mckaskal and Albert Kech in relation to the claim and seeks legal authority to manage the estate.
A party petition was referred to County Court for action. The record notes a filed petition and a ruling dated October 1 1842 with signature Russell Findaé 62.
Duane helps move the prisoner while a pottery bank smash echoes through the crowd as Summers of the Journal notes strong reactions. Blythe feels relief and wants to talk to Diane to understand him better amid the chaotic scene. Hale and Link run in circles as others react to the unfolding events and contract chatter.
In Cavour last week the school carnival drew a crowd for a successful event. Senior candidates Nels Bergstrom and Bernice Honrath were crowned, marking the close of the evening program. Sideshows featured a lunch stand, bingo, and class stunts.
Theodore Burge arrives on furlough from Quantico after completing the eleventh reserve officers class. Assigned to the amphibian tractor division at Hedin Fla for further training, he plans to depart Monday. City council minutes record payrolls and bills, with a notice to advertise for a ton truck with cab and chassis, deadline December 7 1942.
South Dakota farmers and ranchers were urged to render fats from dead cattle hogs horses and sheep to aid ammunition production. York Sampson said carcasses must be burned buried or rendered under state law and households in the Black Hills area will have fats shipped to Sioux Falls for rendering. Shipments pool at Rapid City for transport east. The Women's State Salvage Division will boost household collections statewide.
The second six weeks honor roll at Erwin High lists freshmen Maxine Theisen Dale Brown Emily Ann Morton Marjorie Nelson Rose Marie Doyle Leila Hegglund sophomores Matilda Jones juniors Robert Baard Alma Stevens Donna Marie Hodges seniors Bernice Anderson Joyce Brown Kathleen Burns Shirley Johannesen Virginia Larson. Rhode Island records the lowest accidental death rate in 1939 with 51.3 deaths per 100000.
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