Hyde County to open rural schools under new superintendent
Hyde County rural schools will open this fall under Gladys M. Gannon, the new county superintendent of schools. Most districts have signed contracts with ten vacancies remaining, and 28 nine month schools start August 30 with seven eight month periods plus one month later, and a small eight and a half month term beginning September 13.
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Highmore
Hyde County
Gladys M. Gannon
Uumtrouxy
Eg Tem
Man Lost In Mine Walks Out Unaided
Jill Marion Aug 11 Jesse Wilson 24W lost in abandoned workings of an old mine near here for nearly forty hours walked unaided from the slope today as 90 rescuers searched the tunnels He had a gash on the head and was rushed to Herrin Hospital The mine owner wandered nearly a mile into tunnels before finding his way out His lamp went out about 100 feet underground He had been missing since 5 p.m Monday.
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Marion
Jill
Jesse
Wilson
Herrin
Carleton Aid to Meet Burdette
The Carleton Ladies Aid will meet Thursday afternoon at the church. Hostesses for the afternoon are Bertha Rostern Mrs. Joan McKee and Mrs. Hansen.
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Carleton Aid
Burdette
Carleton Ladies Aid
Bertha Rostern
Joan McKee
Hansen
Mrs. W. C. Lusk Funeral Today in Yankton
Funeral services for Mrs. W. C. Lusk wife of W. C. Lusk president of the Yankton Press and Dakotan Publishing Co were set for 3 p m at the family home in Yankton She died Monday morning after a two year illness from an ulcerative eye condition The service will be conducted by Rev Robert Dean Crawford of Omaha with burial in Yankton Cemetery Family and publishing colleagues attended and the Press and Dakotan offices closed during the funeral hour
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W. C. Lusk
Yankton
Yankton Preae and
Dakotan Publishing Company
Evening
Huronite
Huron
E. F.lusk
Rapid City Journal
M. W. Lusk
Beverly Hills
Calif
Rusae F
Lundy
Des Moines
Iowa
Hev
Robert Dean Crawford
Omaha
Mia
Robert D. Lusk
Yankton Cemetery
Finish Threshing In Many Sections Finish Threshing In Many Sections
South Dakota reports a week of hot dry weather aiding harvesting and haying while corn ranges from fair to good in most areas and poor to fair in the western edge and northeast quarter. Rain is badly needed for crops with many fields facing possible crop failure this year. Western range and pastures are drying, stock remains in good condition, and weekly precipitation varied across sites.
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South Dakota
3. R . Laskowski
Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Huron
Trace
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Mattsons Return From California Trip With Guests
Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Mattson and children Marilyn and Jack, with Miss Rose Quick and Miss Betty Low Jordan, arrived back Monday night after a three week trip to California.
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California
Highmore
F. M. Mattson
Marilyn
Jack
Rose Quick
Betty Low Jordan
Mhy
South Dakota corn crop to top 53 million bushels in 1937
Tekota projects 53,635,000 bushels of corn in SD this year the largest in five years, driven by drought relief after Aug 1 moisture boost. Oats and hay offers strong figures, while wheat, barley, rye, and flax yield mix vary. Grasshopper damage limited. pulses foresee good forage and feed supplies despite drought impact in parts.
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South Dakota
Tekota
Ryan V. Jones
Federal Agriculturel
East Central
Bearley
Public Health Group Organized At Miller County
A county public health advisory committee was formed in the court house assembly room with doctors dentists and local organization representatives. Dr Russell M.D. outlined countywide health work with nurses assisting and districting Hand County. Malinda Wolkow, the public health nurse, will serve in each locality with time allocations to be announced. A secondary school health program for Miller Schools was discussed and monthly meetings set for the first Monday.
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Millerameesee Aug. U
Bpeck
Court House Hare
Russell M.D
South Dakota
Hand County
Mime Malinda Wolkow
Miller
Execution of 72 Wreckers Reported in Siberia Purge
Moscow reported by East Siberia Pravda that 72 alleged wreckers tied to the Japanese secret service were executed in Siberia as part of a broad purge. The group, described as Trotskyist rightists, wrecked trains on the Siberian Railway, killing fourteen and injuring many as workers and families moved to Komsomol.
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Moscow
Irkutsk
East Siberia
Pravda
Soviet Frisia
Siberian
Japan
Komsomol
Union Activism at Ford Gates in Dearborn
In Dearborn at the Ford Rouge Plant gates UAW members loaded literature for distribution this afternoon, with police observers planned to monitor the area to prevent a repeat of May 1 violence. Gov Murphy urged state police to aid in protecting rights while avoiding disruptions.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers of Amaries
Ford Motor Oa
Rouge
U. AW. A Volcum
Mapa
Miller Road
Ford Company
Com Pan
Wayne County Sheriffs and
Dearborn
Frank Murphy
Merature and Peaceful Pod Legal Notice Summary
A fragment notes sons seek distribution in a lawful manner with safety and guarding provisions. The language implies a family or estate matter framed around peaceful conduct and legal protection. No names, dates, or locations are provided.
Burdette Women Clear Schoolhouses This Week
Women of Burdette Township including Richand Susy are clearing schoolhouses this week as part of a local cleanup effort in the Burdette area. The activity targets vacant or unused rooms and aims to improve facilities for students.
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Burdette, Ave
Burdette
Richand Susy
Burdette Township
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