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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1942
Page
7
Fragmented text discusses wartime hardship and digestion issues with unclear references. It mentions疲 strained routines, work hours, eating patterns, and a call to identify causes rather than quick remedies.
Three oil paintings were donated to Friends of the Middle Border from the Wes le yan University collection. The first piece depicts Jededish Smith, a Dakota pioneer and trader kneeling on a trading vessel deck and praying among a General who had been slain by a Diana. Major OLW Coursey unveiled the colored work in Pierre as part of the Middle Border display.
The state and city face a pollution dispute over sewage that could lead to vexatious litigation. Officials argue the action would prevent undue burdens on the city while protecting ratepayers and the environment.
An OCR fragment suggests a 1940 city court decision and a follow up appeal. The readable text references a lower court ruling for the city and an appeal by a party abbreviated as L or Ls. Details are incomplete but indicate a legal action with an appellate step.
The General Council of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America appeals to Presbyterians for a $1,000,000 emergency fund. The campaign runs through November 8, with efforts to raise the total by November.
Faulkton reports Miss Phyllis Markell and Richard Beadle wed last Thursday evening at the parsonage with Rev. Ein Keeler officiating. Attendants were Miss Janell Markell and Mac Monty. The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Markell and son of Mr and Mrs John Beadle, will live on a farm southwest of Faulkton after a short wedding trip to Huron and Miller.
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