Relief employment on graveling job in Wolsey county
H M Pierce county highway superintendent says 40 men monthly for two months will get relief work on an emergency graveling project along U S 281 north of Wolsey. Ten miles to be resurfaced, crew of about eight, paid 40 cents hourly up to $7.50 a month, with hand labor and gravel hauled by trucks. State commission plans bridge painting to follow, with about five workers. Federal highway projects unlikely before mid September unless preparations are accelerated.
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Wolsey
H. M. Pierce
State Highway Commission
State Commission
County Highway Department
Pierce
Harvest Cost Aid to Farmers Under Government Loan Plan
Farmers with government loans may use a portion of their 1939 crop proceeds to cover harvest and threshing costs if an equal amount is applied to the loan. Purchasers can advance up to $2 per acre without liens, with remittances to the Seed Loan office and priority to those who supplied equipment or labor. Receipts will be held for verification by field inspectors.
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Mr. Paulson
Denies Walking Out on Movie Fee Comment
The note states a denial regarding a walking out on a film project and mentions an amount equal to the expense allowance. It reflects an official stance on compensation tied to production costs.
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Denies
Prize Lineup For Mutt Parade At Legion Event
Mutt parade awards set at 11 a m Monday with twelve merchandise prizes for boys and girls and their pets. Two prizes per entry group go to smallest, largest, prettiest, homeliest and most original pets plus best overall. Participants must register at the Chamber of Commerce and entries close by 10 am the parade day. Prizes donated by Johnson and Sewell, Service Shoe Shop, J C Penner Co, Montgomery Ward, Axelrad’s, Calmengons, Huesgen Jewelry, Wallace Hardware, and the Golden Rule.
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American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
HM. Whisman
Johnson and Sewell
Service Shoe Shop
J. C. Penner Company
Montgomery Ward
Axelrad’s
Calmengon's
Huesgen Jewelry Shop
Waix Bel Hardware Store
The
Golden Rule
Officers To Meet Here August 31 For School Discussion
County officials from independent and common school districts will hold an annual meeting in the county seat on August 31. LD Weeks state superintendent of public instruction will attend to discuss the gross income tax and its administration for schools and review recent legislation affecting education. The next day the annual county normal institute begins and will last two days, with Weeks staying over.
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H. L. Hurley
LD. Weeks
Normal Institute
Mir
Weeks
First Wheat Allotment Meeting Draws 175 Farmers
About 175 farmers attended the first district wheat allotment meeting in Huron yesterday with Roy Cave explaining the plan. Attendees hailed from Iowa, Théresa, Valley, Clyde, Cus Iter, Grant and Clifton townships, with more meetings planned this week and township sessions next week to elect representatives. If 100 percent sign up, Beadle county producers may receive around 150000 dollars in benefits this year.
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Huron
Roy Cave
Iowa
Théresa, Valley
Clyde
Cus
Iter
Grant
Clifton
Logan Varna
Dearborn
Kellogg
Carlyle
Logan
Belle Prairie
Richland
Pearls Creek
Ed Frevert
Cave
Beadle County
Million Released In State In 1932
Life insurance death payments on policy loans in 1932 totaled $8,000,000 in South Dakota, up $900,000 from 1931. Huron saw $57,000 in money circulated, with $11,503 in death claims and the rest in policy loans. The largest single payment was $100,000 on Scott M. Banebury of Geddes. Sioux Falls led with $32,000 in distributions, Aberdeen second with $347,000.
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National
Huron
Scott M. Banebury
Geddes
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
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