South Dakota War Gardens Boost School Lunch Program
M A Kennedy reports a nationwide drive to supplement child lunch programs with victory gardens across 64 counties. Emphasis on fresh produce, canning, and home garden projects to improve nutrition, replace lend lease crops, and provide wartime labor and health benefits in schools and communities.
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Victory Gardens
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M. A. Kennedy
WPA
Kennedy
Home Economics and Extension Services
Huron
Beadle
Watertown
Codington
Canton
Lincoln
Mina
Brown and Edmunds
Madison Lake
Spearfish
Lawrence
Custer
Pollock
Campbell
America
Wisconsin Population Shifts Across Decades
Wisconsin's population stood at 3 125 in 1940 and 21 in 1940 dollars against 2 939 006 in 1930, reflecting data contrasts across decades.
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Wisconsin
Public Utilities Candidate Seeks SD Post
Sioux Falls April 2 Special Lionel C Gullick of Sioux Falls announces his candidacy for the public utilities and railroad commission from this district. A veteran labor coordinator for the state highway commission under Bushfield, he favors closer cooperation among railroads truckers and the highway department to boost industry and South Dakota resources for wartime needs. A lifelong Republican, he argues for fair treatment of taxed industries and square dealing among agencies. He is the first candidate for the utilities post now held by John J Murphy who has served 30 years. Gullick is a graduate engineer who has lived in the state since childhood.
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Sioux Falls
Lionel C. Gullick
Public Utilities and Railroad Commission
State Highway Commission
Bushfield
Guick
Highway Commission
South Dakota
Utilities Commission
John J. Murphy
Gullick
Region 7 Music Contest Slated For Wessington Springs
About 1,100 music contestants from 25 Region 7 schools will compete in Wessington Springs April 9 and 10. Solo events Thursday, large ensembles Friday with trophies for top groups. Judges include educators from Augustana Sioux Falls Morningside and Northern State.
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Wessington Springs
Chamberlain
Alexandria
Bonilla
Plankirton
Gann Valley
Hitchcock
Presho
Ree Heights
Artesian
Wolsey
Forestburg
Mt Vernon
Carl R. Youngdahl
Augustana
R. J. Fulghum
8. D. University
George Boughton
Sioux Falls College
Paul McCollin
Morningside
L. ©. van Doren
Madison Eastern Normal
Harvey Moen
Northern State Teachers College
Stenographer Posts Open in Washington Relaxed Rules
Government seeks women stenographers and typists to support war effort. Applicants 18 or older, American citizens, with dictation of 80+wpm may be hired in Washington, D C at 1440 dollars yearly. Brief exam given. accommodations and local housing offices noted. Report to local U S Civil Service Examiners or employment offices immediately.
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Uncle Sam
Sam
Washington
Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
Defense Housing Registry
Washington Room Exchange
Jewish Community Center
Amercia
America
Board of
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United States
Civil Service District
Post Office
St. Paul
Minn
Neighborhood News from Blunt and vicinity
Neighbor notes report visits among Porter McCormack Filbey and Linkier families in Woonsocket Howard Lake and Highmore. Iceland telegram for Lt Murphy and local visits by Stoner Stormont Redi and Garry. March precipitation 1.32 inches. Blunt welcomes Gressler family to Bedortha farm. Deferments for Pigney and Heggemen. School faculty and janitors reelected with a 10 percent raise. Soldiers at Camp Wallace Texas report good meals and good conditions. Frank Trowbridge moves to farm south of town. Larrabee family visits Clifford Gehring. Tyrrell and Marsh visit Mra Frank Marsh.
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Orlo Porter
O. N. McCormack
Woonsocket
Paul Bauer
Albert Filbey
Howard Lake
Minn
William Linkier
Highmore
Mary Murphy
Cornelius A. Murphy
Iceland
Charles Ohlson
Clifford Stoneking
Huron
Ida Schultz
Dennis Geiman
Troquois
Bruce Stoner
State College
Brookings
John Stormont
Pomona
Cal
Iroquois
Clarence Redi
Minnesota
Wichita
Kans
Redi
Howard Garry
Paul Garry
Montrose
Sioux Falls
Blunt
A. J. Gressler
Belle, Cal
Bedortha
Brunt
Gressler
Clarence Pigney
Elmert Heggemen
Blunt City School
Moarow
Albert Lynch
Marvin Whites
Chester Abel
Camp Wallace
Tex
Frank Trowbridge
John Flowers
Elle’ Larrabee
Osceola
Clifford Gehrings
Pierce Tyrrell
Annabelle Marsh
Yale
Frank ‘Marah
Concert feature Kenneth Hoyne at Wesleyan home show
MITCHELL April 2 Keneth Hoyne of Centerville will play a bari tone horn solo as a feature of the Dakota Wesleyan University band home concert Wednesday. Wilton Slocum of Glenham will perform a tenor solo. Senior students Hoyne, Slocum in School of Music. Officers of the Wesleyan band listed. Bernard Garry back from Mitchell visits. Mary Jane Garry leaves for Washington war department. Fire department notes and community updates across Iroquois to Manchester areas.
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Miss Marsh
Bernard Garry
Mitchell
Grace O’brien
Paul
Paul Tschetter and
de Smet
Charl
Hanson
Hansen
Mary Jane Garry
Washington, D. C
War Department
Clifford. Gehring
Aberdeen
Nomination filings flood South Dakota primaries
Representative Karl Mundt of Madison and Fred Hildebrandt of Watertown filed May 5 primary petitions for Congress. Also on the nonpartisan ticket Superintendent J F Hines and two Supreme Court judges filed. Circuit judges and dozens of incumbents seek renomination for district state senate seats and joint House districts across multiple counties.
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Frank Gladstone
Dupree
R. C. Bakewell
Plankinton
W. W. Knight
Brookings
Vern G. Wohlheter
Watertown
Senate
John Buehler
Emery
Hanson
McCook
Peter Gudahl
Howard
Sanborn
Miner
Harold C. Lovie
Hayti
Kingsbury
Hamlin
Elmer- C. Graves
Raymond
Spink and Clark
Woodworth
Ipswich
Campbell, McPherson
Edmunds
William J. Jacobs
Faulkton
Walworth
Pottee
Faulk
Charles S. Reed
Rapid City
Pennington
Washington
Rex Ferry
Fort Pierre
Lyman
Jones
Haakon
Stanley
W. F.thomas
Belle Fourche
Harding
Meade
James Fedderson
Beresford
Union
Clay Counties
Slean E. Truman
Argonne
3Anborn
Howard Jones
Waubay
Marshall
Day
George Bland
Hill City
House
Henry A. Bauer
George W. Mills
Wall
J. Charles Sherman
Pactola
John L. Sims
Woonsocket
Terauld and
George O. Burg
Oral
Fall River
Shannon
W. M Griffiths
Miesville
Armstrong
Haaken
William R. Gardner
Buffalo
Butte
Woonsocket to elect city officers in April election
Woonsocket will hold its city election on April 21 with S. C. Conway challenging incumbent mayor Forbes. Candidates include Al Roti in Ward 1, Basham in Ward 2, Leonard Swenson in Ward 3, and Darrel Parsons in Ward 4. This marks Forbes’s first election since taking office.
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S. C. Conway
Forbes
al Roti
Mr. Basham
Leonard Swenson
Darrel Parsons
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Reported
Hyde County real estate transfers list multiple transactions furnished by Erastus Cornell. Acres and sections mentioned include SE of Section 1 Township 110 Range 72 and NE of Section 21 Township 115 Range 73. Other transfers involve Ray Baloun and Virgil L. Scott among listed owners and buyers.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highana
Ssus State of
South Dakota
Isaac Ratzliff
Alvin Odegaard
N.E
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Ray Baloun
N.W
Roy EB. Warner
Virgil L. Scott
Quilters Gather at Mrs. Freeman Home in Alpena
A group of ladies met at Mrs. Lyle Freeman’s Alpena home Tuesday afternoon to work on quilting projects, sharing a lunch as part of their gathering.
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Alpena
Lyle Freeman
Farewell Party Held For Florence Frahm At Jerry Frahm Home
Mrs. Clifford Frahm hosted a farewell party at the Jerry Frahm home for Florence Frahm on Tuesday night. Guests played whist at five tables with Mary Murphy and Donald Frahm taking the high score prize, while a low prize went to Mrs. Boyd Weidenman and Henry Weidenman. Frahm plans to return soon to Chillicothe Missouri.
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Roquois
Troquois
Clifford Frahm
Jerry Frahm
Florence Frahm
Mary Murphy
Donald Frahm
Boyd Weidenman
Henry Weidenman
Miss Frahm
Chilicothe
South Dakota Editors Invited to Contest on Our Black Hills
The Black Hills Press Association and affiliates sponsor an editorial contest to boost tourism. South Dakota editors publish pieces on Our Black Hills between April 1 and 30, with a prize of an all expenses paid trip to the Black Hills for the four day spring meeting of the Badlands Association. Judges include Elmo Scotts Watson Leland Case and Badger Clark. All newspapers statewide eligible except those in host counties.
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Rapid Gity
South Dakota
Black Hills
Black Hills, Press Association
Badlands Association
Black Hills and Badlands Association
South .Dakota
Elmo Scotts Watson
Chicago
Publishers’” Auxiliary
Leland Case
Francis Case
Badger Clark
South da
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Butte
Custer
Fall River
Lawrence
Meade
Pennington
Buffalo County Storm Halts Life as Snow Drifts Rise
A four day storm blankets Buffalo County with two inches of rain turning to heavy snow and ten foot drifts. Schools close, roads blocked, and businesses idle. Walter Fuegen rescues three Indian boys from Chamberlain who planned to hide in a haystack. Lambs pigs calves likely losses loom. mail and telephone service disrupted.
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Chamberlain School
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Walter Fuegen
Chamberlain
Cann Valley
Royal Neighbors Meet At Alpena
Alpena April 2 special Tuesday afternoon the Royal Neighbors Lodge met at the home of Mrs Charles Funke with a large attendance. The vice oracle Mrs Ben Binger presided in place of the oracle. A new member Mrs Adrian Burnison transferred from Avoca Minnesota. A luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs Minnie Triplett's home.
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Alpena Alpena
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Charles Funke
Ben Binger
Adrian Burnison
Avoca
Minn
Alurnca
Minnie Triplett
Boys State Units Prepare For War Time Duties Next May
Aberdeen reports War time challenges will be addressed at Boys State May 31 to June 6 with a home guard patrol, defense councils, and daily flag ceremonies. The program omits elected officials from roundtables and extends registration to May 1 to reach a 280 participant quota with over 170 already enrolled from about 100 towns.
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Legion's Citizenship
Home Guard Patrol
Aberdeen
Legion
Pierre
Boys State
Ivan Huntsinger
Commission
Rockham Youth Breaks Leg During Snow Storm
Jerry Joyce son of Mr and Mrs Donald Joyce of Rockham fractured his leg while doing chores during the April snow storm. With downed telephone wires and blocked roads a doctor arrived late Friday from Redfield to set the leg in a cast and he is resting comfortably.
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Rockham
Jerry Joyce
Donald Joyce
Redfield
Jerry
Federal Income Tax Collections Trebled in March for South Dakota
ABERDEEN April 2 South Dakotans paid 2 134 277 42 in federal income taxes in March, said T C Kasper internal revenue collector for the state. The March total more than tripled last year's 615 266 19 and the first quarter total reached 2 670 742 84, up 258 percent from 1941’s 745 117 52, driven by improved conditions, fevered exemptions, and surtax on the first dollar of tax able income.
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Aberdeen
South
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