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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1942
Page
10
Paul Potter and his infant child were released from St Marys Hospital in Pierre. Gordon Kirsh was discharged after two weeks of treatment for blood poisoning in his hand caused by a puncture from a rusty nail.
This notice promotes O P S Store as a dependable grocer during an emergency with a wide variety of foods. It highlights fresh fruits and vegetables including Wisconsin cabbage, California grapes, Virginia sweet potatoes, Jonathan apples, and Texas Marsh Seedless Grapefruit with specific prices.
A speech lauds careful budgeting in South Dakota with a $5,000 balance in the general fund and over $3,000,000 sent to common schools. Delinquent rural taxes totaling a million dollars have been paid, and tax money is returned to cities. The speaker credits M Q Sharpe and Republicans for cleaning up government and pushing growth in land and business and for boosting state schools and institutions.
Rural Credits director Millard G. Scott described the campaign as peculiar with no issues for the opposition. He urged voters to compare Governor Harlan Bushfield’s business administration to the Berry era and highlighted state actions like debt paydown, tax cuts, and rural credit reforms while criticizing opponents’ rhetoric.
Local notes report visits from Spearfish and Huron residents, army postings, and social events. Varied names include Mrs Glen Anderson and Mr DeHaven hosting, Edwards Brown sale, and attendance at Grand Chapter events in Pierre. Several families travel, visit relatives, and hunters report deer seen near Muller and Gann Valley.
A Virgil resident visited as families move to Huron and nearby towns. Mr Cook, longtime area resident, dies Friday. Residents like Jergens plan moves into Bud Paine residence near the track. Folks attend dinners, visits, and threshing on farms as Aaron Burge begins threshing this week. Navy airman Harry Jones is home on leave from Shreveport, accompanied by his brother Don Jones.
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