Home Building Advice From Veteran Miller
Claude H. Miller, who built 21 houses, offers eight cautions for home builders in American magazine. Avoid sleeping porches and long verandas, ensure expert fireplace work, avoid attic tanks, survey titles, and beware remodeling flaws. Emphasizes solid foundations, proper kitchens, casement windows, and waterproofing for durability.
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Miller
Damocles
Plymouth
Bureau of Standards
Washington
Fraternities and Football Hover Over South Dakota
Rumors rise that University of South Dakota football coach Vincent Montgomery may be replaced after a winless conference slate. Critics say fraternity influence hinders the team more than coaching, urging a thorough, impartial investigation to restore school priorities and athletics integrity.
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University of South Dakota
Vincent Montgomery
South Dakota
Montgomery
Farm-to-market roads urged to ease unemployment
Sam H. Thompson of the American Farm Bureau urges state and county officials to push farm-to-market road building now. He cites low material costs, available labor, and cheap financing to argue public works will relieve unemployment and stretch taxpayer value over the next year.
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Sam H. Thompson
American Farm Bureau Federation
Thompson
Selecting a Site for State Terminal Elevator
The Farmers' Union Cooperative Grain association weighs Yankton Sioux Falls Huron and Sioux City for a 225000 terminal elevator site. The Evening Huronite favors Huron for centrality and accessibility, noting 80 percent of South Dakota residents live within 100 miles. It urges choosing a South Dakota city to avoid building in Iowa.
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Farmers’ Union Cooperative Grain Association
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Huron
Sioux City
South Dakota
South
Versifying Judge Warns Amid Divorce Plea
An Illinois justice of the peace jokes with a couple during a divorce proceeding, weaving a mock verse to prompt honesty. The court audience hears a humorous back and forth as the judge cautions both sides, insisting the case be decided fairly and that they go home with guidance, not contention.
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Omaha World-Herald
Illinois
Sensible river plan seeks 500 million for five year program
Sioux City Tribune notes proponents ask Congress to provide 500 million dollars for a five year waterway improvement program. The writer contrasts wartime spending with the current need, arguing national welfare via employment and economic gains from navigation, urging prompt funding and a continuing, comprehensive program.
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Sioux City Tribune
Congress
United States
Senators debate Muscle Shoals amid partisan rhetoric
The session focuses on Muscle Shoals as unfinished business while senators hear speeches about the power trust. The speeches clarify little on the plants and seem aimed at audiences back home, possibly aiding re election bids. Hotels and travel are noted as pivotal for town growth, with local editors critiquing county unity over pheasant season.
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Senate
Kansan City
Titces
Muscle Shoals
Beadle County
Wedsington Time Enterprise
Viola Mach Wins 4-H Congress High Honor in Chicago
Viola Mach an 18 year old from South Dakota won the national 4 H sewing championship at the Chicago congress for sewing a wool dress hat and purse all home made costing 22 25 She previously won state style revue at the state fair and earned a trip to Chicago The account outlines her long 4 H career from freshman year through club leadership and achievements including county manuals editor roles and camp successes.
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Nuss
Viola Mach
South Dakota
Chicago
Miss Mach
Clubs Must Name Delegates for Free Trip Now
Clubs that have won Hucanite free trips must send the delegates names chosen by members to the editor of Affairs of Young Folk at once to receive the award. State club leader H. M. Jones must arrange enrollment and transportation this week. If delegates are not appointed and named, the trip will be forfeited. Local leaders should notify the county agent or club editor before Saturday.
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H. M. Jones
Sioux Falls Pumpage Sets Municipal Record
Sioux Falls municipal pumping station set a new record for the eleven months of 19, with pumpage exceeding any previous period by WT million gallons. November output was considerably less than October.
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Sioux Fales
Sioux Falls
From 4-H Club to State Fair and Chicago Congress
A South Dakota 4-H member recalls four years of club work including poultry demonstrations, sewing, clothing judging, and exhibits. She describes winning prizes at county and state fairs, participating in style revues, earning a trip to Chicago, and planning a county booth. She reflects on camp, leadership roles, and hopes for more participation.
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Poultry Club
Chicago
Smnual
Brookings
Orgeniace-H Club
Ida
Fortyone
Bret
Alec
Club Congress
Sgein
Homme County
South Dakota
Qirix
Gical
Nine Join Reserve Club At Hitchcock
Nine new members joined the Hitchcock Girl Reserves after school in a recognition service led by club reporter Mildred Riemath. Named are Jeannette Shaw Edith Armstrong Norma Marshall Thelma Bixler Dorothy Price Edna Meyer Laura Payne Mildred Riémath Lucille Rawstern. Absent earlier Elva Glidden Hilda Johnsen Geraldine Rathjen will join later. Hobbies discussion sparked hobby development. Helen Kingdon showcased insect collections. Reserves plan Christmas carols and flower gifts.
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Hitchcock
Mildred Riemath
Jeannette Shaw
Edith Armstong
Norma Marshall
Thelma Bixler
Dorothy Price
Edna Meyer
Laura Payne
Mildred Riémath
Lucille Rawstern
Elva Glidden
Hilda Johnsen
Geraldine Rathjen
Helen Kingdon
Health Talk At Tulare Club Meeting
Tulare club members and two visitors heard Helen Spender discuss health at the Jally Cockers gathering held at Ruth Scott's home in Tulare Saturday. Thirty-one members attended with Lucy Wicting and Delores Peterson visiting. Irma Polak demonstrated charting in workbooks while Amber Van joined the club. Merle Fink led songs and yells as refreshments were served by Ruth Radcliffe, Vera Radcliffe, and Ira Polak. Local leader Mrs C H Wieting spoke on the junior short course and a delegate was named for the event.
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Tulare Clibbers
Helen Spender
Jally Cockers Club
Tulare
Ruth Scott
Lucy Wicting
Delores Peterson
Irma Polak
Bell
Amber van
Muren
Merle Fink
Ruth
Vera Radcliffe
Ira Polak
Audrey Richards
C. H. Wieting
Sewing Machine Topic Study At Sunshine Club Meeting
The Sunshine club of Spink county met at the Tollefson home on November 29 with all members present. Dora Thea Walton, club reporter, notes the lesson focused on sewing machine attachments and clothing care. A schoolhouse program was planned for this month. We have JQ members in first year clothing work.
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Sunshine
Sunshine Club
Spink County
Tollefson
Dorathea Walton
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local Ice Camp and Departures
Twenty years ago in Huron the Jim river lay ice bound as the city notes its annual bank warning for skaters crossing near the brewery. George C. Fullinweider and a farmer departed for Minneapolis on a TV trip, returning Tuesday evening. Mrs Richards and Mrs Sauer head to Minneapolis for a visit while Mrs J B Jones stays with Mrs W Kiss in the city. Mrs Ringsdorf and daughter travel to Florida for the winter. Mr Ringsdorf plans to join in two weeks for holidays. Rev F E Hudson resigns after five years as pastor of the First Baptist. the new edifice and parsonage on Fifth and Warsas streets are mentioned. He plans to move to Denver to lead the Arvada Baptist church.
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Jim River
Huron
George C. Fullinweider
Farmer
Minneapolis
John Sauer
Richards
Minnéapolis
J. B. Jones
Cheasaw
First Baptist Church
Hudson
Fifth
Warsas
Colorado
Idaho
Denver
Beadle 4-H Clubbers Close Year With Strong Project Turnout
Beadle County 4-H members completed most projects for the year, with 90 percent finishing their work. A total of 25 valley clubs pursued beef cattle baby pork sow litter sheep poultry dairy cattle potatoes and crops. Enrollment for next year has begun as clubs reorganize under county agent R A Cave.
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Cave
Organize Parent Teachers Tulare Officers Elected
Dec 4. A Parent Teachers association was organized here and officers elected: President O. M. Radcliffe, vice president Frank Smart, secretary James Rush, treasurer Mrs. George Brugeer.
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Tulare
Specia
O. M. Radcliffe
Frank Smart
James Rush
Treaswer
George Brugeer
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