Democratic Campaign Opened in Yankton Banquet
A testimonial banquet in Yankton launched the Democratic campaign with nearly a thousand attendees from the area. U S Senator Bulow defended Roosevelt era policies while stressing constitutional limits, joined by local and state Democratic leaders and civic officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankkton
U. S
W. J. Bulow
Yankton
Yankton County
Young Democrats’ Club
John ‘Walsh
Democratic Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
Bulow
New Deal
Supreme’ Court
Mia
Anna C. C. Struble
Centerville
National Democratic
St Lawrence P T A Holds Regular Meeting
St Lawrence December 5 Special monthly P T A meeting drew a large crowd at the high school. After brief business, a musical number by part of the girls and two piano solos by Alta Jacobson were presented. A debate followed on universal medical service funded by public expense with Mavis Cottra Wilma Ford for the affirmative and Beawice Lanz Melva Blackmer for the negative.
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St. Lawrence
Mavis Cottra
Wilma Ford
Beawice Lanz
Melva Blackmer
De Smet Christmas Decor and Party Plans Amid Stores
De Smet residents prepare Christmas displays and party plans as stores showcase holiday merchandise after Thanksgiving. St Paul visitors Mr and Mrs George Ice and Miss Cora Ellis visit local friends at the Arden Jones and Blanchard homes.
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de Smet
ST. Paul
ST. Lawrence
Specis
George Ice
Cora Ellis
St Paul
Arden Jones
Blanchard
Absent Bride Honored At Wellington Bridal Shower
An unusual bridal shower was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack McGirr to honor Mrs Chester McNeil formerly Hazel McGirr who was wed recently. Guests attended lunch sewing visiting and prepared linen items for the bride despite her absence.
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Wellington
Jack McGirr
Chester Mc
Tom McGirr
James MccGirr
Corn farmers hail borer resistant sweet corn discovery
Professor C H Mahoney of Michigan State College told the Michigan Horticultural Society a new corn variety, crossing golden bantam sweet corn with maize amargo, shows resistance to corn borers. The line, 80 10 and 12 row strains, could be released commercially after two more years of breeding.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
C. H. Mahoney
Michigan State College
Michigan Horticultural Society
Amaroo
Mahoney
De Smet Adds New Grade Teacher for Local School
De Smet reports a new faculty member joining the district this week. The addition allows the second and third grades to be divided, giving the local school a dedicated teacher for each grade up to the sixth.
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de Smet
Ional
Short December Term Courts De Smet Delivers Quick Sentences
De Smet notes a one day December term of circuit court with Judge Frank Fisher presiding. Two defendants who pleaded guilty were sentenced, one criminal case continued, and four civil cases moved to February. Monthly motion days reduce backlogs for spring and fall terms with no jury called.
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de Smet DE Smet
Frank Fisher
Circle Has Meeting in Wellington Christmastime Party
The Past Noble Grand circle met with Mrs. Minnie Stobbs for a Christmas party in Wellington. Herrice Bowman was initiated, gifts were given to members, and lunch was served by the hostess. The next meeting will include the election of officers.
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Circle
Wellington
Noble Grand Circle
Minnie Stobbs
Herrice Bowman
Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Nears Statewide Accreditation
A historical report by C A Russell outlines tuberculosis testing of cattle in South Dakota from Dec 1, 1934 to Nov 30, 1935. Nearly 926,802 cattle in 48,765 herds were tested. 11,982 reactors were found across 6,209 herds. Creditation progressed in east and west river counties with federal funding and expectations set for full state accreditation by July 2, 1936.
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Pierre
South Dakota
C. “A. Russell
Russell
Marshall
Hamtin
Missouri River
Armstrong
Bennett
Dewey
Harding
Man
Shannon
Washahaugh
Two Companies File For Incorporation in South Dakota
Pierre December 3 In incorporation filings two firms are listed Lightening Creek Mining of Custer with 20000 capital focusing on placer gold extraction. Incorporators are Fred Arend A E Whitney of Custer and Henry Stiehm of West Allis Wisconsin. The Commercial Motor Company of Sioux Falls is filed with 25000 capital stock with incorporators Philip Mizel EB Mizel of Mitchell and R W Townsend of Salem.
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EB. Mizel
Mitchell
R. W. Townsend
Salem
Lake Preston Masons Elect Officers For Year
Lake Preston special report says the Masonic lodge elected Dr. M. G. Jensen worship master replacing Charles Lee. Other officers elected include HA Ashbaugh senior warden F G Cam junior warden J S Sorenson treasurer L J Lewis secretary and H B Keith fraternal board member Installation with O E will be held December 17.
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Lake Preston
Blunt Women’s Club Meets at Mrs Hess Home
The Blunt women's club gathered at Mrs. Dorothy Hess's home Tuesday afternoon for its regular meeting. Hess gave a paper on Security Against Disease, detailing advances in pneumonia cancer high blood pressure and leprosy treatment.
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BLUNT
Blunt Women’s Club
Dorothy Hess
Rev Maurice F Gordon to speak in St Lawrence meetings
Rev Maurice F Gordon of Dawson Minnesota opens two series of meetings in St Lawrence tonight through December 22. A popular speaker and church leader he will share his life story describe the Jewish Passover and discuss Jewish prophets and modern biblical interpretations.
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St, Lawrence
Maurice F. Gordon
Dawson, Minn
St. Lawrence
Gordon Iy
Upturn in Bee Industry Seen in South Dakota
South Dakota faces a rebound in beekeeping as foul brood infestation drops from 40 percent in 1930 to five percent now. Apiary work under James L. Low targets eradication while drought has stressed the industry. many former beekeepers plan spring reentry and expansion amid rising honey demand and favorable prices.
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South Dakota
C. A. Ruggell
Agriculture Department
James L. Low
Russell
Scarlet Fever Less Severe in Sioux Falls Report
Sioux Falls health officer Dr. Emil Erickson said the scarlet fever outbreak totals 59 cases, eight more than last week, with no serious cases now though two deaths have occurred since the epidemic began a month ago.
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S. F. Sious Falls
Sioux Falls
Emil ©. Erickson
Highway Hearing on Relocating No 33 Near Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls will host a public hearing Friday December 21 on relocating state highway No 33 east of the city. Secretary Frank D. Kriebs of the South Dakota state highway commission announced the hearing and noted no definite route has been chosen after lengthy consideration.
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Sioux Falls
Frank, D. Kriebs
South Dakota
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
Advertisement promotes Fasteeth powder to secure dentures, claiming a tight comfortable fit with no pasty taste. It deodorizes and comes in three sizes. available at druggists.
Bean Industry Seen Rapidly Expanding Returns
The report notes beans show smaller current returns but anticipate rapid growth in this industry. Experts expect a swift upturn as production and demand rise, potentially boosting profits for growers and related sectors.
Honor Visitors Burdettie Special Social Hour
Visitors gathered at the parsonage in Rosno to honor Br and Mrs Hilondaskine and family from Rosno Minnesota. The Haskins family, longtime residents, had recently moved to Minnesota. The evening featured games and visiting followed by lunch.
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Hilondaskine
Rosno
Minn
Has~kins
Minnesota
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