South Dakota General Fund Saves Seen From Salary Cuts
State budget officials in Custer report that between 125000 and 160000 dollars may revert to the general fund at the end of the 1932-33 fiscal year due to salary revisions and other school budget cuts. Regents emphasize savings rather than spending the money elsewhere, aiming to reduce state debt while preserving educational quality.
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Custer
Apel
The
of Education
Case
Bear
Board of
Rege Fas
State University and State College
South Dakota
Civic Club Elects At Lake Preston
Lake Preston meeting at Mire home elects Will Brennan as president. Mrs. Mary ident, Mrs. George of Gorden M E Erbe chosen to host a Washington tea on May 5 at Mrs. George Wool’s home with afternoon refreshments.
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Civic Club
Lake Preston
Watertown Mayor Race Seen In City Election Odds
In Watertown April 11 formal entry filings show CM Lyon alderman from the fourth ward pursuing the mayoral seat as D. Noemi's term nears expiry. Other candidates including Vedyon and Bir, tied to council and utilities committees, enter the field as the campaign heats up.
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Ree
Watertown Watertown
CM. Lyon
D. ©. Noemi
Vun
B. N. Wagid
Lo Birno
Plankinton Mayoral and Alderman Races Face Contests
Pre election notes from Planikistos city Bee indicate two contests. Fred Guindor seeks re election as mayor against C. B. Kuinke. In the second ward Henry Schoeder and Fraré Rake face petitions. A. Van Depue vacated the office for a state highway commission post. Ivan Crathofé and George Zeal, first and third ward aldermen, have no opposition yet.
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Plankinton Plankinton
Planikistos
Beelion
Fred Guindortor
C. B. Kuinke
Rmen
Henry Schoeder
Fraré Rake
A. van Depue
State Highway Commission
Ivan Crathofé
George Zeal
Legion Denies Unemployment Charge in MITCHELL
A. N. Pere of the American Legion committee on unemployment rebutted rumors that the Legion in Mitchell charged unemployed workers five cents for job placement. Berg said the charge is false, noting the Legion has secured free help and maintained costly offices, and urged witnesses to report the rumor.
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Says Legion
Mitchell
American Legion
Mitthel
Oy A. N Pere
Legion Committee
Legion
Berg
Road Funds Sought by Brown Townships
Brown County commissioners consider Lietz plan to channel 20,000 special road funds to townships, risking only 306 dollars per township from the 3 percent special land levy. A delegation urged diverting funds for township use as Lietz approves.
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Brown Townships
Aberdeen
Brown County
Charles Lietz
Lietz
Buying Power Of Products Mounts In South Dakota
South Dakota farm price levels show March at 106 prewar, with buying power of March goods for farmers at 53 percent of prewar. Prof. RE Post of State College notes a seasonal rise from Feb 15 to March 15, while living costs sit at 42 percent of prewar.
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Brookings, aAprn A
South Dakota
Repost
State College Agricultural Economics Department
Federal Bureau of Agriculture Economics
Dates Set For Military Inspection At State College
BROOKINGS April 11 The annual military inspection and field celebration at State college will be May 49 and 20 this year Captain Walter Smith head of the college ROTC unit announced today Inspection will begin the first day and will consist of problems for drill and patrol units as well as individual questions Companies platoons and squads will compete for drill honors in the afternoon of the second day The rating of the college unit last year was excellent the highest possible.
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State College
Walter Smith
R. OT. C
Bryant C C Elects Gilbertson As Head
Bryant Corn club met in Tegules hall for a dinner with 53 attendees. Entertainment included a male quartet and readings by Miss Lillian Holm. Rev Willian Richardson spoke on mood, officers were elected: Henry Gilbertson president Charles Baumbeck vice president A W Guse send treasurer and others appointed to speak on the executive council. Regular meeting planned for next Thursday.
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Bryant
Bryant Corn Club
Tegules
Doris ‘Hall
F. E. Richardson
Howard Richardso
Jestp Johnson
Egbert Jepson
Lillian Holm
Bryant Ingh School
Willian Richardson
John Loistad
Lake Nordon
Bucsis
Richardson
Henry Gilbertson
Charles C. Baumbeck
A. W. Gusesend H
Fairchild
L. Hickory
Fr. Richardson
Ed Warl
Spre
Oldest Doctor At Chamberlain Quits
Chamberlain's long serving physician Dr Fred Treon, aged and aged 45 years in practice, retires after illness. He plans to stay with his son Dr tycon and ends active duty after temporary return home from his city confinement. Treon has held community roles and served as a judge in South Dakota.
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Chamberlain
Fred Treon
Tycon
Auvote
Olago
Treon
Uig
Milbank Election Set for April 19
Milbank voters will elect three aldermen on April 19. Polling places include Farmers Produce Company office, Milbank Carnegie library basement, and the farmer's room in the courthouse. Polls open 8 AM to 5 PM. Election judges listed: J J Erne, W M Lewis, E Emanuel, G C Middlebrook, C S Amsden, Q B Brainerd, Julius Fenner, Adele Petersos, J W Liggett.
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Milbank
Mibank
Farmers Produce Company
Milbank Carnegie Library
Court House
J. J. Erne
W. M. Lewis
E. Emanuel
G. C. Middlebrook
C. 5. Amsden
Q. B. Brainerd
Julius Fenner
Adele ¥. Petersos
J. W. Liggett
Declam Meet Held At Athol Grade School
At Athol April event the grade school held declamation contests with first, second, and third grade divisions. Betty Grace Booth won first in second grade for The Birthday Party, Evan Williams took second for The Popcorn Man, Clayton Gallup won first in the fourth and fifth contest with The Morning Call, and Helen Batteen performed The Spider and the Cat.
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Atholl
Betty Grace Booth
Evan Williams
Clayton Gallup
Club members fete husbands at card party
EB club members entertained their husbands at a Roy Hurbert home card party with four tables. Mrs. Frank Meek won high boners and Albert Danekas received the consolation prize. Lunch followed at a late hour.
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Raymond
Roy Hurbert
Frank Meek
Albert Danekas
Spirited Election Promised In Hand
Miller April 11 reports full party tickets for Hand county filing May 3. Republican and Democratic lines list candidates for state senator to coroner, with multiple township and district nominees. Some names appear on nonpartisan judicial ballot for November. single-candidate primaries omit the candidate name.
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Miller
Promised Hand
W. C. Hermann
Carleton Township
M. C. Heilman
Pleasant Valley
A. C. Hubbard
Peter Geiver
Spring Lake Township
G. F. Ufen
Logan Township
Mary Straif Hatch
Mathias A. Shuster
Paul Burke
William L. Collins
S. A. Palmer
John G. Dennis
Burdette
Fred L. Brown
Giltert Township
Dick Hoogestraat
Miller Township
Douglas Scott
Ree Heights
J. C. Hagin
W. E. Burke
C. Piercp
Hulbert Township
A. M. Bowen
H. R. Graham
E. D. Leyson
D. A. Lewis
A. B. Cahalan
Mier
R. C. Wareing
W. L. Davis
Park Township
F. W. Belay
Ling Township
James M. Magness
St. Lawrence
W. 5. Exgert
Car
G. C. Briggs
Grant L. Parrish
Briggs
Parrish
School Boards Set Length Of Terms In Districts
Pierre April 44 An attorney general opinion says school boards in common school districts determine term lengths not electors. Electors may instruct on management at the annual June meeting, but no provision lets them fix term length. Board discretion is allowed, provided terms are at least eight months.
Stock Loss Not Unusually High
Brookings April report by C. J. Sorum, federal agricultural statistician, notes cattle and sheep ranges at 60 66 and 69 percent of normal on April 1, five-year averages lower. March brought subzero temps and high winds, moisture exists for new grass. roughage exhausted. Losses lighter than expected, with heavy losses among small ranchers. estimates range five to fifty percent, with twenty percent common.
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Brookings
South Dakota
C. J. Sorum
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Borum
Lake Preston Seniors Pick Oh Kay As Play
The Lake Preston high school senior class selects Oh Kay for its annual drama. The clever mystery comedy features Dorothy Maxam Geraldine Ostroot Vesta Falconer Dagmar Larsen Emma Christiansen Eugene Lewis Nye Morgan Mayview Nelson Norma Keith Warren Freeman Herbert Kopperud and will be presented around May 10.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Dorothy Maxam
Geraldine Ostroot
Lake Preston P T A Holds Second Meeting
Lake Preston South Dakota April 11 special The newly organized Lake Preston Parent Teachers Association held its second program in the high school auditorium with Mrs. A B Maxam as chairman. The program included value of Athletics coach Smith selections by the rhythm band third and fourth grade directed by Gladys Kittleson talk on commercial education by Principal Anderson violin and flute duet by Blaine and Virginia Larson. During the business meeting bylaws were read and approved and delegates named to attend the district meeting at Brookings.
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Lake Preston
Brooklings
Highmore Serfs Stage Play for Senior Class
Highmore April 11 special reports Nothing But the Truth has been chosen for the senior class presentation. Production work has begun for the April 22 show directed by Virginia Breed with LeRoy Hamlin and Vesta Newton in leading roles and a cast including Paul Whiteside Bernard Cunningham Moston Lake Tom Brew Lorrian Yeandir Dorothy Bloomenrader Reecel Sunding Mary Meigs and La Verne Wells.
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Highmore
Virginia Breed
LeRoy Hamlin
Vesta Newton
Paul Whiteside
Bernard Cunninghan
Moston Lake
Tom Brew
Lorrian Yeandir
Dorothy Bloomenrader
iEecel Sunding
Mary Meigs
la Verne Wells
Sioux Falls Journal Briefs Highlight Local Crime Notes
Ambiguous crime wave themes surface as Sioux Falls discusses court actions and local incidents. Reports reference Omaha relations, court procedures, and community interest in ongoing legal matters with sparse readable details.
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Hugher
Sioux Fall
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Iosney
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Cepa
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Esmond
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Huron Chamber of Commerce
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