Eversulls Visit Many Huronians in Salem Oregon
President and Mrs. Eversull of Huron College tour the west to promote Huron College. The group dined with Willamette University leaders and local guests in Salem. Stories of Huron College were shared, including Baker classmate recollections, as the party toured and stayed with local families.
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Huron Friends
Frank Lb Eversull
Huron College
Salem
Ore
West
Ralph S. Nodlgréen
BR. W. Pickell
Bruce Baxter
Willamette University
Harry M. Baker
Edward H. Banks
RW. Pickell
Graydon Anderson
Ralph 5. Nohigren
E. G. Whittington
Kay Ohlsen
Mary Virginia
Nohigren
Lyle Rea
Whintington
Everstill
Baxter
Zanzibar
Africa
Rabbit Hunter Is Hired by Farmer
In Onida area, farmer John J. Hofer hired a rabbit hunter to reduce damage to hay stacks. The hunter, supplied with team, board, and cartridges, pursued the rabbits full time, following a community hunt that reportedly killed an estimated 860 rabbits. The item also notes social mentions of local residents and a marriage involving a Huron College graduate.
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S Owida
John J. Hofer
Onida
Hofer
Turner Faulkton Places In Debate In Yankton Contest
Ray Clark of Yankton won first prize in the annual Lay Oratorical Contest at Yankton College. Howard Hamstra of Parkston took second with Change or Progress. Jack Turner of Faulkton and Allen Sutera of Tyndall tied for third with Bricks and Mr Fick pocket. William Lang directed the event at Forbes Hall.
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Yankton
Ray Clark
Wrize
Clark
Yankton College
Forbes Hall Auditorium
Wis
Howard Hamstra
Parkston
Jack Turner
Faulkinn
Allen Sutera
Tyndall
Mr. Fickpocket
William Lang
FHA Moves Regional Office to Sioux Falls
Washington December 10 1943 Officials of the federal housing administration said the regional office would move from Bismarck North Dakota to Sioux Falls North Dakota as a measure of good business practice. They noted FHA is under the budget and future appropriations may be limited and consolidation was chosen where feasible.
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FHA
Sioux Falls
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Bismarck
N. D
Stern Estate Amount Revealed in Sioux Falls Probate
Sioux Falls probate records show Dr Stern died of a heart attack in November leaving an estate of 20 500 to his widow. The Central Railway of Pen's construction period spanned 1871 to 1891 and includes 132 tunnels and bridges along its route.
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Central Railway
Penu
Huron Cagers Get New Duffle Bags for Minneapolis Trip
South Dakota titlists head to Minneapolis next week to face Edison’s Twin City champions. A gift of 10 zipper duffle bags was given to the high school athletics department by Harry Drampe of Service Shoe Shop, announced by A J Lang. The bags will be used on the Minneapolis trip to equip the Tigers with new warmups and game suits ordered earlier by Coach Deklitz.
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Edison
Twin City
Minneapolis
George Deklitz
South Dakota
Harry Drampe
A. J. Lang
Lampa
Tigers
Cosch Deklotz
Deadline Dec 7 for CCC camp entries in South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS December 10 Albert Norby district director of the civilian conservation corps announced that Wednesday December 7 has been set as the deadline for filing and entering CCC camps in South Dakota Mo reife esta for the district has been set he said the piece also notes Africa country rankings with France leading by 366 of every 1000 square miles and Britain Belgium Portugal Italy and Egypt following.
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Sioux Falls
Albert Norby
Dirgstar
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC Cammps
South Dakota
France
Africa
Great Britain
Belgium
Portugal
Italy
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