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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1942
Page
14
One seventh of 1942 egg output will be converted into egg powder for U S armed forces overseas and for Allied use. The program aims to supply dependable protein and nutrition to troops fighting on distant fronts.
Hog growers urged to speed up fattening of pigs to ease winter transport issues. State College extension expert A McDonald cites U.S. Agriculture studies showing protein supplements accelerate weight gain, with 50 pounds of protein plus 8 bushels of corn outpacing 7 to 9 bushels alone. Demand peaks in December and January. farmers advised to sell pigs at weight early while holding others for later winter.
The Red Cross advises contacting local chapter officers for missing in action information. Use Red Cross form 1616 with a 25 word limit to report name, number, rank, unit, and last address. For prisoners officially reported by Japan, send regular mail. The county chair says combining messages on one form improves delivery. It costs about 75 pounds of cotton to equip a soldier for one year.
A leaflet outlines necessary and timely measures for storing vegetables and preparing them for the table. Cadet Burris attended Huron College events and later joined the air corps at Portland and McChord. Demonstrations are planned at extension offices across Oregon to show new vegetable combinations and storage techniques for families.
The Easy Aces Bridge Club met at Mrs. Mason Smith's home Monday evening in Alpena with guests Mrs. Renold Smith and Mrs. Harold Wenharth. KT Aisenbrey won the high score prize and Mrs. the all cut prize.
The Beadle County Red Cross Chapter accepts messages for missing in action men. Boyd Benson says delivery cannot be guaranteed. Messages will go via the exchange ship Gripsholm to the International Red Cross in Japan for potential delivery to prisoners in Japanese camps.
Aviation Cadet William D. Burris son of Charles Burris 68 Second Street Northwest and former accountant of Swift and Company has entered the Army Air Forces Pre Flight School Navigator at Monroe La it was reported today.
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