Regional planning group formed in Aberdeen for seven states
A northwest regional planning commission was organized in Aberdeen to coordinate seven state efforts. North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, and Nebraska attend. Wyoming will join as a future member. The group aims to study watershed development, interstate soil treatment, and other common issues.
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Aberdeon
Central Northwest Regional Planning Commission
National Resourcey Committee
Wyomingong Town
Northwest Commission
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Nebraska
Crested Commission
St. Paul
Charles W. Pugsles
Brookings
South Dakota Belt
Donald M. Baker
Los Angeles
Water Resources Commission
United States
Red River Valley
Dakotas
United
Luther League Convention at Howard Sees Hundreds Attend
Several hundred Luther League members are expected to convene in Howard for a three day meeting beginning Friday evening. Presiding is Miss Emma Kjerpeseth with speakers including Rev C G Malin and Arthur E Hanson addressing Saturday sessions. A Sunday concert features a Madison Circuit Choral Union and soloists Miss Johanna Chriscianson and Miss Mildred Iverson.
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Ziane
A. Howe
Colman
Miadison Circuit Choral Union
Choral Union Orchestra
John Rubin
Madison
Johanna Chriscianson
Howard
Mildred Iverson
Busy Bees Club Meeting at Lane J Miller Home
The Busy Bees Extension Club met at CG J Miller home with 12 members present on April 23 Special. Roll call noted housekeeping hints and a demonstration on keeping up household appearances.
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Busy Bees Club
Lane Lane
Busy Bees Extension Club
CG. J
Then
Fore Swenson
Wilma Burnison
Miller
Trucker Fined for Overloading on Sioux Falls Route
William Decker a Huron trucker was fined five dollars and costs in municipal court after admitting overloading his truck on a trip to St Paul. A state highway patrolman stopped him as he carried a load of eggs.
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Sgron Trucken
Sioux Falls
William Decker
Huron
Pioneer Building Falls Victim to Clean Up Drive
Blunt, April 23 reports the Pioneer Building, erected fifty three years ago, one of Blunt's oldest, targeted in a city clean up move. Once a general store and later a merchandise shop, it has stood vacant for years after serving a dealer and pool hall.
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Pioneer
Blunt
South Dakota
Can Implement
Gederg
Iowa liquor prices draw protests from neighboring states
Bernard Manley, Iowa liquor chairman, says Minnesota Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota officials complain Iowa prices are too low and pull their business into town after Aberdeen SD conference. He notes Iowa maintains state monopoly no tax and no license fees keeping prices cheaper.
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Ryan
North Dakota
Minne
Japan
E. A. Furni
Mine Neson
W. W. Car- Michel
Nebraska Coma Mission
George H. Moris
C. €. Ladd
Iowa
Des Moines
Bernard
Manley
Iowa Liquor Commission
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Aberdeen, SD
Lane Woman Marks 94th Anniversary in Lane
Mrs. Olp Johnson celebrated her ninety four birthday Monday at Lane with family and friends. She came to the area in 1882 before Jerauld County and South Dakota statehood, homesteading south of Lane. Her husband died about nine years ago. guests included her daughter Mrs. C. M. Barrs, Miss Margaret McDowall, A. M. Johnson and others from Lane Woonsocket and Minneapolis.
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Lane
Olp Johnson
Jobson
Hese
Jerauld County
South Dakota
Ames To Be Guest Of Relations Club
Sir Herbert Brown Ames will speak at the University of South Dakota on Tuesday April 28 guest of the International Relations Club. He will address a student convocation in the morning and appear on KUSD radio in the afternoon. Ames, a Canadian, has long public service experience including eight years on Montreal City Council and seventeen years representing Montreal in the Dominion Parliament.
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Montreal
Stolen Bank Robbery Car Found Burned West of Sioux Falls
A Hudson sedan believed used in a Sioux City bank robbery was found burned four miles west of Sioux Falls. It carried Woodsbury County Iowa plates 97-19527, with uncertainty over ownership. Police linked the vehicle to the Morningside State Bank heist, estimated around 3000 dollars, noting the car was stolen in Sioux City earlier and burned with front end damaged.
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Sioux Falls
Morningside State Bank
Sioux City
Here Wednes
Woodsbury County
Iowa
Sioux
City
Constipated 30 Years Aided By Old Remedy
An ad-like testimony claims thirty years of constipation ended after using Adlerika. The speaker, Allee Burns, states sour stomach discomfort and stomach souring symptoms disappeared, declaring constipation a thing of the past.
Soil Conservation Group Elects Leaders in Woonsocket
The Sanbamn County Soil Conservation Association met April 21 in Woonsocket and organized with Judy and A H Havia as president and vice president. George Ramji named county committeeman. Leslie Grace alternate. M C Nielsen treasurer. Y R Trumbower secretary. The group adopted articles and discussed the 1936 program. Trumbower urged filing work sheets by October 1 to qualify for payments. no obligation to file. William Van Zee attended and supported the program as sound and farmer-driven.
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Woonsocket
Sanbamn County Seil Conservation
Judy
A. H. Havia
George Ram
Land
Leslie Grace
M.C. Nielsson
YR. Trumbower
Clarence Shanley
Trumbener
William van Zee
State Board
Frankfort Mothers Plan Annual Junior Senior Banquet
The junior class mothers of Frankfort High met at the school to finalize plans for the May 7 banquet. Mrs Lillian Osborne chaired arrangements for a dinner prepared by the mothers, with the banquet in the school gym as in recent years.
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Frankfort
Lillian Qosboran
Take Car When Alimony Overdue Delinquent Husband Feels Wallet Sting
Sioux Falls officials report an alimony dispute led to a car theft when Mrs. Roy C. Reineske drove off from her former husband’s residence after failing to settle. Police recovered the vehicle and held the suspect for similar charges.
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Sioux Falls
Roy C. Reineske
Independence
Rebecko
Heart Attack Brings Death to Sioux Falls Man
John J. Hickey 67 a longtime Sioux Falls business figure tied to the South Dakota Rural Credit Department died suddenly of a heart attack at his home. He came to Sioux Falls in 188? and spent years in wholesale business before joining state rural credit duties seven years ago. His widow survives.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
John ¥. Hickey
South Dakota Rural Credity Department
Hickey
State Rural Credit Department
Peace Marchers in Mitchell End Two Day Antiwar Demo
A two day antiwar demonstration at Dakota Wesleyan University concluded with a Mitchell parade as peace marchers faced a volley of eggs from atop buildings and streetside observers. No hits were reported as students continued their march, amid confusion over the cause of the disturbances.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Highmore Club Plans Car for Music Students
Highmore Women’s Club met with hostess Mrs John Quinn. Members discussed topics, with Mrs BE Washburn presenting on Erb Years of Modern Youth. The club voted to sponsor a car to transport high school music students who earned superior in a district contest to the state Sioux Falls event.
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Highmore Club
Highmore
Mundt Blasts Canadian Tariff Treaty Critics at Rally
In Nunda on April 23, Madison Republican congress candidate L Mundt argued against Canada’s tariff policy and a Roosevelt policy of aiding foreign farmers. He cited rising Canadian pork, beef, and cheese imports since the 1935 treaty, labeling them injurious to Northwest farmers. Mundt also criticized the administration’s treaty stance and urged protectionist measures. Separately, Wolsey aid activities noted the Ladies Aid missionary division meeting at several homes with apron preparations due.
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Nunda
L Mundt
Madison
Congress
Mundt
Roosevelt
Mr. Mundt
Canada
South Dakota
Division of
Forming Tide
Department of Commerce
Washington
Wolsey Aid
Wolsey
Ladies Aid Society
Andrew Drugtseth
Sam Nettinger
G. PL Wright
Dee Wilking
Ethel Carson
Workers Uncover Strychnine Cache In Sioux Falls
WPA workers found a long forgotten cache of strychnine in Sioux Falls on Tuesday. Police believe robbers hid the poison 20 to 30 years ago after a drug store burglary and drew back when they realized the loot was wrong. The cache was partly mixed and several bottles were saved as samples before re burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sons
Aistar
Poisoning In Car Leaves Clark Children Ill
Lois and Margery Maltby and two young Gaughiers of Clark were exposed to carbon monoxide while riding with their parents toward Watertown on Wednesday. All four were later treated and recovered within an hour, then sent home.
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Clark
Watertown
Lois
Margery Maltby
Gaughiers
Kenneth Maltby
Pkais
Crops Prospects Gloomy in Hyde County Highmore
Hyde County reports poor crop outlook with limited optimism. Heavy snows last winter damaged soil and spring conditions remain unfavorable. Wheat shows patchy growth after late snow while winter rye struggles. farmers in the south struggle with wind and dust. cool weather slows gardening. rain is welcomed.
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Highmore
Anvil
Hyde County
St. Hyde County
Gia
Gaming
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James Ruddy
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Faith
Paul Eggert
Margaret Ruddy
Satherty
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Geeyrgast Sy
Jowan
Sanborn Organization
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Phyllis Roberts
Northern State ‘Teachers College
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Chicago
Mist Roberts
Houston
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Rose Meltzer
A. J. Brandenburg
George Pawlowski
Alpena
Rufus Tellefson
Waossockel
Lyle Tellefson
Cuthbert
Watt Scherer
George Winters, Sr
Penne
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Hyde
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Sivas
Everlast Pen CO
P.O
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Leonard A Wottbarger
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Mayon White
Swan
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