Residence Regulations For Relief In Ss Ss D Studied
Washington April 4 1941 South Dakota s warming out device drew attention from the House special committee on interstate migration which reported that many relief applicants must meet both state and local residence criteria to be eligible for general relief The panel urged steps to aid migrant families returning to independent farming under reclamation Bankhead Jones and other programs and recommended general relief for non agricultural migrants and those seeking settlement rights to stop moving between states
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Washington
South Dakota
House
New England
Iowa
Bankhead-Jones
New S. D. Society Head Named In N.Y
Lawrence Dresser is named president of the South Dakota Society of New York at the annual dinner where Representative Francis Case spoke. New officers include Joseph Schaller of Rapid City as vice president, Helen Isenberg of Pierre as secretary, and Esther Test of Mitchell as treasurer.
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New York
Lawrence Dresser
South Dakota Society of New York
Francis Case
Joseph Schaller
Rapid City
Helen Isenberg
Pierre
Esther Test
Mitchell
Federal aid and farm relief measures for migrant and drought areas
The committee urged a Security Act aiding non settled persons with federal grants to compliant states and extending Farm Security Administration activities for low income farm families. It backed rapid expansion of water conservation and irrigation under Wheeler-Case and reclamation programs, citing North Dakota testimony for uniform settlement laws. It warned migration due to nonuniform laws and drought in Divides County, urging consolidation of holdings, larger farms, and continued farm relief amid heavy out migration and erosion losses.
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Willson
North Dakota
Divides
N. D
Doland High School Band to Give Formal Concert
Under Arthur Engel, the 40 piece Doland High School band will perform in the high school auditorium next Sunday at 3 PM. The program features Sacred numbers overtures marches contest pieces and solos including a baritone horn solo by Engel with added oboe sousaphone French horn and other instruments. Public invited.
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Dulany
Arthur Engel
Doland High School
Kansas Man Dies At Redfield Hospital
Virgil Hurt of Emporia Kansas bond broker died at about 12 30 Thursday morning in Redfield hospital from complications caused by a pancreatic tumor He was admitted Wednesday night and his body disposition awaits the arrival of a company representative healing the deceased man, according to the attending physician.
WPA Officials Emphasize WPA Job Acceptance Policy
Mitchell April 4 WPA officials say district offices will check with Social Security and Employment Service to verify reports that WPA workers refused farm work to protect relief status. Longrie notes WPA rules require accepting private or public work when available and allow reassignment if private employment ends.
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Bushfield
Associated Press
Pierre
WPA
Longried
Longrie
Howard Hunter
Neighborhood News Briefs Roundup Across Local Towns
Cavour and surrounding communities feature visitors from Omaha Bryant and Northville while locals travel to Davenport Huron and Manchester. Anniversary gatherings include Orient and Redfield events with several families hosting relatives and friends during weekend visits and summer stays.
April Fool Party Held At Polo Home FOLO
Avis Miessner and Kathleen Schaefers hosted a Tuesday evening party at the E A Miessner home with games and lunch prepared by Mrs Miessner Mrs Vanorny and Mrs John Schaefers. Guests included Marion and Joe Korda Marcella and Orville Foerster Max Victor Gerald Loyola Martinmass Bernard Orimeier Ponard Schaefers Joe Hardes Irene Gasper Eileen Miller Anastasia Enger Marcellus Anglin Genevieve B E Schaefers Jack Schaefers Leo Hunker and Eugene Vanorny.
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Polo Home
Folo
Avis Miessner
Kathleen Schaefers
E. A
Joe Hardes
Irene Gasper
Eileen Miller
Anastasia Enger
Marcellus Anglin
Genevieve BE. Schaefers
Jack Schaefers
Leo Hunker
Eugene Vanorny
Rural teachers plan joint field day at Tulare
Rural teachers met at the George Brugger home with eight teachers present. They scheduled a field day for April 11 at Miss Lavone Brugger’s school. Sixty seven pupils will compete in ball games and races. Lunch was served by Lavone Brugger assisted Marjorie Ames and Ida Josewski.
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Rural Teachers’ Club
Tulare
George Brugger
Lavone Brugger
Marjorie Ames
Ida Josewski
Governor Makes Strong Impression On High School Editor
South Dakota Governor Harlan J. Bushfield sits with student editor Stan Pierson during a Capitol visit. Pierson, president of the South Dakota High School Press Association, recounts meeting the governor and asks about a potential Senate run while praising tax savings and legislative reforms. The interview highlights Bushfield’s approachable demeanor and plan to continue administrative work.
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Stan Pierson
South Dakota High School Press Association
Fuard
Alcester
Ace
Capitol
Associated 88
U.S. Senate
Agetin
South Dakota
Two Thousand Two Hundred Students Enter Regional Contest
Brookings April 4 2200 students from 31 district high schools prepare for the Region No 3 music contest set for April 17 18. Prof Carl Christensen Head of State College music reports regional judges include Dan Lentz Paul McCollin Dr C B H Van De n Eastern Normal College and J Earl Lee. Region 3 chairman is Hrot a Ashbaugh Lake Preston and L Vernon Caine De Smet secretary treasurer.
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Brookings
Sevo
Carl Christensen
State College
Christensen
Dan Lentz
University of Nebrasa
Paul McCollin
Morningse College
C. BH. van de <N
Eastern Normal College
J. Earl Lee
Augustana
Herota Ashbaugh
Lake Preston
L. Vernon Caine
de Smet
Nee
Farm Prices Rise in March Grain and Dairy in South Dakota
In South Dakota on March 15 1941 grain and dairy prices edged higher with wheat 69 cents a bushel, corn 45 cents, oats 27 cents, barley 38 cents, and rye 36 cents. Dairy butterfat 30 cents per pound milk at 1.55 per cwt. poultry and eggs mixed. Hogs and cattle largely steady with shifts in other meat prices. Local parity at 87 percent. US prices 103 percent of 1910-14 average.
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South Dakota
Evan V. Jones
United States
Two S. D. Officers To Go To Philadelphia
RAPID CITY April 4 Col. B A Beckwith adjutant general announced that Col. V R Wadden Aberdeen executive officer of the 109th Quartermaster regiment and Major J R Knittel Pierre commanding officer of the First Battalion of the same regiment have been ordered to Philadelphia for a course in quartermaster tactics and administration at the Quartermaster school there Both officers now are on duty at Camp Claiborne A
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S. D
Philadelphia
Rapid City
B A. Beckwith
V. R. Wadden
Aberdeen
109Th Quartermaster Regiment
J. R. Knittel
Pierre
Camp Claiborne
South Dakota Adds 208 Men to April Draft Calls
Rapid City reports a third April induction for 208 South Dakotans, bringing April totals to 46 and overall inductees to 1,769 by May. Four consecutive induction days are set for April 21 22 23 and 24 at Fort Snelling Minnesota with 23 Beadle County men among the April call. Eleven volunteers have passed exams with two replacements needed for Marek.
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Rapid City
South
Fort i Snelling
Minn
Presbyterian Pastor Reelected At Wolsey
A congregational meeting at Wolsey Presbyterian Church reelected Rev. R. J. Elwood as pastor for another year. Three new trustees were named Carl Wahlert Robert Leaver and Frank Heitland. Marion Steuerwald was elected church pianist with Marjorie Cristopherson as assistant. Iris Privett named Sunday School pianist with Phyllis Anderson. Mrs. W R Ashby chosen Sunday School superintendent with Ottie Christopherson assisting. Other officers include Alice Seeley Tris Privett and Mrs. W B Fry.
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Alice Seeley
Tris Privett
W. B. Fry
Daughter Patricia Kay Finley born in Brookings
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs M R Finley at Brookings last Saturday. The child has been named Patricia Kay. CAVOUR Mr and Mrs Chester Farrell left last Sunday for Wagner where they will make their home.
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Cavour
Martin Rooney
Mary Kay
Omaha
Wayland
M. C. Wood
Carl Hurley
Manchester
Davenport
Charles Olson
Burdette
L. J
Blunt
Mary Welch
Westport
Vivian Welch
Orient
William Anglin
Bud Haudek
Sylvester Sickle
Highmore
Cleo Leafgreen
Willow Lake
Mia
Mathew Kruse, Jr
Appleton, Minn
M. A. Kruse
Adam Greenveld
Horn Bancroft
M. R. Finley
Brookings
Patricia’ Kay
Mrs
Chester Farrell
Wagner
Iroquois City Elections With One Candidate Each
Iroquois will not hold a city election this month as only one candidate files for each vacancy. For mayor E. Casperson, alderman C. A. Eggieston, Henry Larsen and Fred Moeller are the contenders for the remaining seats.
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Troquois
Iroquois
E. ©. Casperson
C. A. Eggieston
Henry Larsen
Fred Moeller
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