Steep porch project tops St Lawrence resident list
Saint News reports L C Danielson adding a steeping porch to his home. St Lawrence Sunday School attendance reached 164. Van Zee schoolhouse break-in caused extensive damage, with youths arrested and one fined. Farmers rush fieldwork as soil action accelerates before spring rains. Social notes mention visits among local families, Girl Reserve events, and community shifts. New oil trucks for Farm Union nearing delivery, Old Trail garage installs a cement floor.
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L. C. Danielson
St Lawrence
van Zee
M. L. Goyke
Mildred
Lawrence
Hawarden
Magness
Miller
Harrold
Ethel Miller
Maxine Fisher
Allen Jones
Esther
Miller Auditorium
Louis Stedman
Evaretts
Huron
A. H. Abbott
Louisiana
F. A. Abbott
Miss Pearl Abbott
J. A. Abbott
Farm Union
Trail
Blunt school hires two new faculty and updates staff
Blunt announces full faculty with Harold Curtis of Madison to lead public speaking and Herbert Hertied Siegele to direct the band. Superintendent J Howard Kramer attended a state English revision meeting in Pierre. Mrs. J Howard Kramer sang on WNAX. Skip Day observed. seniors planned a retreat beyond Ft Pierre. Local moves include the Allisons into the Kiers house and the Mercers into the Gunsalus estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Harold Curtis
Madison
Herbert Siegele
Hertied
J. Howard Kramer
Pierre
Kramer
Howard Trask
WNAX
Yankton
Blunt High School
Ft. Pierre
Lloyd Allison
Kiers
Hal Mercer
Gunsalus
Eugene Smith
Fred Holst
Blunt Cash
Edgerton
Frank Fiorton
Harold Akers
del Matthews
Abos
Akers
Goodyear Tire
Clive Morey
Northwestern Public Service Company
Fioton
Community acts to beautify cemetery and drill water well
The community takes definite action to beautify the cemetery with a water supply from a nearby well to support plants and trees. Melvin Frankenstein injured his arm playing baseball at school. The local chapter of the Eastern Star is involved.
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Melvin Frankenstein
The
Eastern Star
Relief from Gas and Digestive Troubles Promoted
Doctors note that most sickness stems from stomach and bowel issues and proper digestion is key. Tanlac is advertised as a long standing relief for digestive troubles with local endorsements. A testimonial from Mrs. Ellen White claims years of indigestion improved after starting Tanlac, with renewed appetite. It claims Tanlac is pure herbal and promises money back if unsatisfied.
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Tanlac
Ellen White
Warne and others attend meeting as Craig leaves for exams
Mrs. C B Warne of Redfield and another grand officer attend a gathering while John Craig departs for Omaha to take final examinations before entering the navy. A valuable horse owned by Elmer Welling dies after eating treated wheat from the hopper of the drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ternoon
C. B. Warne
Redfield
John Craig
Omaha
Navy
Elmer Welling
Social Activities And Farewell Party At Local Homes
Doland James Lovelace returned from Eagle Butte South Carolina where he worked the past winter. Mrs P L Brown hosted bridge night with C F McLoughlin winning high. Clerking duties began for C J Schmitz for C W Morlan. After a chapter, the evening ended with card games and April lunch committee serving cake and coffee. A party for Mary Jane Schoof featured games and prizes for Edna Mae Thomas and Mary Jane School. A farewell gift was given to Mary Jane after lunch. R W LaBrie of Huron visited Deland Friday. The Legion and Auxiliary hosted a farewell event for Mr and Mrs J E School with bridge and prizes for Lorrin Culver and Corrine Ebbert. Mrs Lloyd Riddle presented the couple with a gift. A group lunch followed hosted by Mesdames C A Willamis Don Cole Willard Doty and Lloyd Riddie. The juniors and faculty held a roller skating party at the high school gymnasium.
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Doland James Lovelace
Eagle Butte
S. C
P. L. Brown
Bridge
C. F. McLoughlin
C. J. Schmitz
C. W. Morlan
April
C. A. Williams
Mary Jane Schoof
Edna Mae Thomas
Mary Jane School
Mary Jane
R. W. LaBrie
Huron
Deland
Legion and Auxiliary
J. E. School
Lorrin Culver
Corrine Ebbert
Lloyd Riddle
School
Mesdames C. A. Willamis
Don Cole
Willard Doty
Lloyd Riddie
Bridge Tea and Skating Event Highlights Local Social
A Thursday night skating session for juniors was followed by lunch. Mrs C E Hardign hosted four tables of bridge on Wednesday to honor Mrs J E B School who is moving away. Prizes went to Frances Porter Edith Cole and Ruby Thompson. Mrs Schoof received a Special prize.
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C. E. Hardign
J. EB
Frances Porter
Edith Cole
Ruby Thompson
Schoof
Local Social Visit Recap From Wolsey Area.Entities
Ernest Sanders and family visited Wolsey Sun at the Shoemakers home. Crookshack family were visitors Sunday afternoon at E A Walker residence. Elizabeth Wemmering returned from Town Tuesday. Louise Wemering and Adelle Peddicord traveled to Pierre on Saturday. Social club members were hosted by their husbands Friday night.
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Aldlabird
Ernest Sanders
Wolsey
Local notes from St Lawrence area reflect family visits and farm repairs
Grace Goudie Danforth cares for her ill mother in St Lawrence while the J M Geiver family visits their daughter Lewellen. A H Abbott and family stay briefly after wintering in the south, planning to return to Carey NL. Ed Donahue visited relatives near Duncan last week. V Breese returned from a western state trip. Ed South bought a Farmall tractor. Gus J Winter and Konig Bros bought John Deere tractors in spring. Robert Lilly of Wayland did carpentry for Charles Stondt. Ethel Butte aids Mrs Gene Morrison with spring horse cleaning.
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Danforth
Grace Goudie
Gettysburg
St. Lawrence
J. M. Geiver
Mrs. Lewellen
A. H. Abbott
Carey
Goon
Ed Donahue
Duncan
Local Social Notices and Rural Events Recap
The Ladies Aid meets at Gene Morrison home Thursday. Foresters state convention planned in Miller with Bishop Mahoney, Msgr Desmond, and Gov. Eulew on the program. Mrs Ruth Dwyer named census taker for Ree Heights district after Wayne Fisher’s death. Leonard Geiver works on Dennison farm north of Miller. Mr and Mrs Hugh Whitlow visit Mrs Whitlow’s parents J J Crecelious. A three act school parents comedy at Ed Etbauer school Pleasant Valley hall. Charles Ford to open store Saturday. Wilma Fuirst breaks arm when pony runs away tipping cart en route from school. Howard Morrison arrives from Nebraska to assist Danforth farm. reports Nebraska spring very dry. Altar Society of Duncan held chicken dinner at Pat Foley home.
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Ladies Aid
Gene Morrison
The
Foresters
Miller
Bishop Mahoney
Stour Falls
D. F. Desmond
Huron
Gov
Eulew
Ruth Dwyer
Ree Heights
Wayne Fisher
Leonard Geiver
Dennison
Hugh
Howard Morrison
Nebraska
Danforth
Altar Society of
Duncan
Pat Foley
Pleasant Valley Thursday Seeding Busy for Men
Fragments indicate Pleasant Valley activity on Thursday with men occupied by seeding work. The readable text shows farming tasks taking priority over other duties. No further names or locations are clearly discernible from the fragment.
Farmers Axes Prices Hint of Shaky Harvest Markets
Unclear OCR suggests farmers facing low prices, noting figures like 1.75 a bushel and references to old ground with thin sprigs. The fragment implies stressed agricultural economics and mounting concerns over returns. Entities are sparse due to damaged text.
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Everal
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Long Lasting Bloom
The Fair Store promotes MELLO GLO Face Powder as pure and French processed. It claims the powder keeps skin smooth without pasty or flaky appearance and stays on longer, offering a youthful bloom for women guarding their complexions.
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