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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1939
Page
8
Oatmeal Crystal Wedding Oats will feature a glass ware piece in each one pound package, offering a decorative bonus for purchasers. The promotion appears to emphasize the collectible glass item as part of the product.
Correspondent reports propagandized misery as civilians in Poland endure hunger bombardment and displacement beyond the immediate battlefront. Exiled observers describe ruin, fear, and the toll on families across towns and farms.
Descriptions of destruction and fear amid wartime exile show civilians fleeing ruins and refugees gripped by panic. The text contrasts Warsaw’s gunfire with peaceful countryside, notes families separated and missing, and questions the cruelty of war toward women, children, and animals.
Forestburg High School reports an 18 member senior class for the year, part of a total enrollment of 46 with 26 students from outside the district. Freshmen total 12, sophomores 9, juniors 9. Buses driven by Elmo Fouberg and Jens Madsen transport non district students. Glee club, band to be organized. athletics to follow under the same instructors.
Mrs Elsa Krueger and her son Ernest with his family from Minden Iowa stayed as overnight guests at the home of her sister Mrs John Kleram on Friday.
ATLANTIC CITY N J Sept 14 Thurlman W Arnold official test buster for the United States Government has served notice his office will use criminal indictments to curb wartime profiteering. Speaking before the National Petroleum Association he said the current high prices lack justification and that action is needed now. He warned many trade groups hide price fixing and called for parallel prosecutions across farm labor and large distributors to curb price increases observed in rubber and fertilizer markets.
Ester Erickson from Huron wins the weekly sweepstake for coloring a Dick Tracy page. Contestants from Huron and nearby areas include Betty Lou Johnson, Dorothy Mae Middaugh, Phyllis Cranston, Lloyd L. Larghe, Ronald Johnson, Lorraine Larghe, Bertha Gross, Jean S. Maras, Beverly Boesel, and Ruth McGrath. Entries must reach the newspaper office before next Wednesday with entrant names clearly on the comic page.
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