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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1941
Page
8
Advertising note lists sugar 100 pound bag at 5.50 and one hundred pound bag at 5.50, pumpkin pie mix ready to bake, one pound can coffee at 9e, large three pound oatmeal at 14e, two pound vacuum packed coffee tin at 5e.
The Agriculture Department reports 1949 parity payments nationwide reached 205,834,629 with administrative costs raising total to 210,003,151. South Dakota’s share was 3,830,979, distributed across 42 states and Hawaii, with detailed county figures and a final statewide total of 3,829,531.21 and obligations bringing the grand total to 3,850,978.59.
George Gallup reports a public opinion survey showing 27 percent consider President Roosevelt has gone too far in aiding Britain, 55 percent not far enough, and 18 percent unsure. The East Central states Illinois Indiana Ohio Michigan show the strongest push that he has gone too far.
The Easy Aces Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. K. T. Aisenbrey’s home last Monday evening in Alpena. Prizes were claimed by Mrs. A. J. Brigham, Mrs. John Bentson, and Mrs. Lyle Freeman. Guests included Mrs. Lewis Aye and Mrs. Elmer Lunborg.
Beadle County USDA Defense Board and neighboring counties met in Mitchell on Oct 7 1941 to plan the Food for Freedom campaign linked to the U S Department of Agriculture. South Dakota 1942 goals include more milk eggs garden outputs and higher hog beef veal lamb and mutton production with wheat reduced and corn steady. Local farmers will receive help to draft plans and be visited by committees as the county board leads the effort. A Beadle County meeting is set for Oct 20 1941 to finalize county plans.
Mrs. Grant Byers, delegate from the Women's Study Club of Wessington, attended the Federated Women's Clubs convention in Mitchell this week. Mrs. Matin Wood entertained attendees afterward.
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