Planning Work To Be Resumed In Hand County Townships
Unified county planning in Hand County will resume around September 1 after a July suspension due to a busy period. Community meetings will be held at Ree Heights Haas school en Township Glendale hall Pleasant Valley hall and other locations as arrangements permit. Unorganized townships include Campbell Alton Riverside Greenleaf Ree Heights Midland Rockdale Logan Dale Ohio Mondamin and Pleasant Valley. After completion the committees will prepare narrative reports and the 40 ships maps will be integrated into a county map with recommendations by January 1 1940.
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Hand County
Miller
Farily Son
Ree Heights
Haas
Inen Township
Glendale Hall
Pieasant Valley Hall
Campbell
Alton
Riverside
Greenleaf
Reeights
Midland
Rockdale
Logandale
Ohio
Mondamin
Pleasant Valley
There Are Two Ways to Address Constipation
An advertisement for Kellogg's All-Bran promotes regularity by supplying bulk in the diet. It suggests consuming the cereal with milk or cream, or baking into muffins, plus drinking water, and notes Kellogg's in Battle Creek markets the product through grocers.
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Kelloge's
Battle Creek
Bonilla School to Open Next Tuesday
Bonilla announces 1939-40 term begins Tuesday Sept 5 with full days and no break for State Fair attendance. Miss Margaret Tubbs Harvard Neb will lead home economics and English, Miss Lois Frad Faulkton will teach history and high school music, Alfred Bull Aberdeen will handle mathematics and typing. Roland May coach for boys athletics including softball basketball and track.
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Alfred Bull
Aberdeen
Dean Meyer
Roland May
Bonilla
Marie Kuehl
Yale
Edna Minger
Tulare
Biner
Sisters Gather for Bonilla Family Reunion
Three sisters traced from distant homes to the Ray Cooper home for a brief visit. Howard Morrissey family from Wood, C Elizabeth Henderson arrived by car, I M Eitreim traveled from Washington. Frank Gordon and others joined the gathering at Hitchcock, with Eitreim planning a month in South Dakota.
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Sonilla
Sug
Ray Cooper
Howard Morrissey
Dennis
Janet
Wood
S. C
Clell Henderson
I. M. Eitreim
Washington, D. C
Frank Gordon
Hitchcock
Gordon
Eitreim
Washington
Huron Airport
South Dakota
Morrissey
Byrum Heads to Rapid City for Beauty Course
Miss Virginia Byrum, taking a beauty course, left late in the week for Rapid City amid Aug 29 specials.
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Virginia Byrum
Rapid City
Sioux Falls Drops Telephone Ordinance
Sioux Falls city commission drops a proposed ordinance to remove Northwestern Bell Telephone Company's franchise rights. The move aimed to compel a new franchise application, but Mayor John T. McKee said the city would avoid costly litigation and taxpayer exposure. City Attorney Louis H. Smith will prepare data for a state public utilities commission rate hearing.
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Sioux Falls
Aus
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
John T. McKee
McKee
Louis H. Smith
State Public Utilities Commission
Phelps Named To SDU Law Faculty
Steels North Dakota lawyer D Phelps will fill the SDU Law vacancy left by the late D K Eaton He earned an AB from Jamestown Teachers College valedictorian cum laude 1984 JD from Michigan 1947 and S J D from Michigan last year He has taught in the commerce school at the University of Winvis
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VOOM
Wo— Kk
DL Phelps
Steels
North Dakota
University of South Dakota School of Law
D. K. Eaton
Phelps
Jamestown
N. D
Teachers College
University of Michigan
University of Winvis
Erickson Family Visit Narrows Weekend in Alpena
Mr and Mrs Adolph Erickson and children of Dell Rapids visited his grandmother Mrs Anne Erickson in Alpena on Saturday afternoon.
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Alpena
Adolph Erickson
Dell Rapids
Anne Erickson
Gurney Seeks Fast Decision on SD Veterans Hospital
Senator Gurney of South Dakota pushes for federal action to build a veterans hospital in eastern South Dakota. He cites future bed shortages and a pending national survey guiding hospitalization funding. He introduced a 1 million dollar bill for construction and urged memorial support from veterans groups.
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South Dakota
Washington
Gurney
Veterans’ Hospital
Veterans’ Administration
Ocr
Veterans' Hospitalization Board
Congress
Budget Bureau
Senate Firmance Committee
Gurtney
Veterans Administration
Gurvey
Veterans’ Organizations
Royal C. Johnson
Veterans’ Committee
House of Representatives
House
Ladies Altar Society Plans Fried Chicken Dinner
At St. Ann's Catholic Church Miller the Ladies Altar Society outlined a fried chicken dinner to be held in the city auditorium on Sunday September 3 starting at 12 noon. The event aims to support church activities and community outreach with proceeds benefiting church programs.
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Miller
Ladies Altar Society of
St. Ann's Catholic
Church of Miller
City Auditorium
Rockham School Board appoints Lipets to vacancy
In Rockham the school board, short on members, appointed Mrs Nathan Lipets to fill the vacancy. Other members listed include Gordon Davis president and Mrs Cordelia Bardon. The annual reports were filed, and the 1939 40 budget was adopted. A separate item notes a surprise party for Mrs Anna Hammond and an ice cream social by the Earlville Lutheran Ladies Aid with net proceeds of 42 dollars. Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Patzer and children left for Boulder Colorado where Alice Patzer will pursue nursing studies.
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Lipets
Rockham
Nathan Lipets
Gordon Davis
Ilbert Buss
Cordelia Bardon
Neal Hammond
Saidee Smith
Faulkton and Pierte
Supt
Lester
Alpena
Earlville Lutheran Ladies Aid United
Millhouse
Colorado
Blunt
Gottlieb Patzer
Ida
Alice
Boulder
Colo
Alice Patzer
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hay Fever Relief Ad Promotes Potent Remedy
An advertisement touts a remedy named PO-TAS-A-FRAS that promises rapid relief from hay fever symptoms. It claims to restore normal breathing, ease burning eyes, and reduce nasal irritation without injections or tests. Sold exclusively by H. H. Humphrey with an urging call to act quickly.
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H. H. Humphrey
Charles Eastman Taken By Death Pioneer Black Hills Lawyer Dies In Hot Springs
Charles Eastman a 75 year old South Dakota attorney and pioneer figure died after a surgical operation in Hot Springs. He arrived in the 1880s from Wisconsin, practiced with relatives, served as a Fall River County sheriff, and later as state attorney. He was active in Democratic politics and leaves a wife and four sons and a daughter. Funeral services are scheduled in Hot Springs Wednesday.
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Charles Eastman
Black Hills
Hot Springs
Charles
Eastman
South Dakota
Wisconsin
L. A
Robert M. LaFollette
Fall River
E. E. Makiesky
Omaha
Nebraska
Associated Press
Makiesky
Ruth C. Schubert
San Francisco
Dean H. Basiman
Seattle
Arthur Eastman
Lincoln
Leroy. Eastman
Longview
Wash
Thomas Eastman
Pierre
Sunday Guests Wi h McDowall and Cone in Woonsocket
Miss Dorothy McDowall and Doug Cone of Huron were Sunday dinner guests at the A H McDowall home in Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket
Dorothy McDowall
Doug Cone
Huron
A. H. McDowall
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Huronire
D. Phelps
SDU Law
Millinery Department
Missouri
Albert Hurst
Arthur
Chillicothe
Anna Hammond
Studebaker
Peta Shea
A.A.A
Dinneen - Wright, Inc
S. W
Pheasant
Marvin Hughitt
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