State Quartet Contest Draws 75 South Dakota Organizations
In Brookings during Farm and Home Week February 6 to 10, more than 75 South Dakota organizations have shown interest in the State Quartet contest to be held at State College. The event, chaired by Jones of the rural organization, divides into mixed, male, and women quartet sections. Quartets aged at least four with at least two members from farms may enter, singing two numbers from a provided list and one own choice. Lists of songs are obtainable by writing to the State Quartet contest, 55 S. W. Jones, State College, Brookings. Ten dollar cash prizes await the winner in each section. Second and third places will be ranked in each section. winning quartets will perform at the Eminent Farmers Recognition Banquet on February 8. The committee includes Mr. Jones, Harry L. Kehlex, Susan Z. Wilder, and Mary A. Dolve. Entries must reach the committee by January 20.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Jones
W. Jones
Mr. Jones
Harry L. Kehlex
Susan
Z. Wilder
Mary “A. Dolve
Corn Cribs May Be Erected For 150 Dollars
Brookings, Dec. 12 In line with government loans on ear corn stored on farms requests have come regarding the cost per bushel of constructing a substantial corn crib. A 1,000 bushel crib would cost about 15 cents per bushel of capacity over 20 to 25 years.
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Brookings
R. L. Patty
State College
Patty
Agricultural Engineering Department
Erwin High honors tallied in second six weeks
True to past form the Erwin High School girls dominated scholastic honors during the second six weeks. Half the honor roll were freshmen, with criteria requiring all grades above a high level and strong effort. Juniors Emaline Johannesen and Larina Hodges led, along with sophomores Helen Ackley and Elsie Wolkow, and freshmen Dolly Anderson Rosie Jensen Joyce Johanniesen and Ralph Vincent.
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Erwin
Erwin High School
Emaline Johannesen
Larina Hodges
Helen Ackley
Elsie Wolkow
Dolly Anderson
Rosie Jensen
Joyce Johanniesen
Ralph Vincent
Ruth Anderson
Eva Brown
Donald Hodges
Mail Burned in Kingsbury Blaze
A stove overheated in a Kingsbury workshop sparked a fire that swept a block, destroying a hardware store that housed the post office, a workshop, a machine shed, and an empty barber shop building. Fire departments from Tyndall and Springfield battled the blaze, preventing it from reaching the bank. Mail in the post office was destroyed. damage runs into thousands of dollars.
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Kingsbury
Kingsburg
Tyndall
Springfield
Public workers administration relief program details
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a public workers administration program with relief employment under a new plan. References list Como Mondamin Logan Miller and Alp in a four week period with mentions of approvals, applications, and distances like 110 miles. The legible parts point to territory coverage and eligibility but lack complete context.
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Como
Mondamin
Logan, Miller
Alp! Tn
Verdict expected in Wolfe embezzlement case rapid city
In South Dakota the state and defense argued over directed verdicts as Wolfe faces trial for embezzling Lawrence county funds while treasurer. Dave Campbell, who pleaded guilty in a related case, testified for the estate about the alleged transactions. The next trial anticipated is Edgar M. Gentry charged with embezzlement in Hill City.
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Wolfe
Rapid City
Dee
Lawrence
Dave Campbell
Edgar M. Gentry
Hill
O Neill Analyzes Legislative Costs In South Dakota
Pierre December figures show 208 new laws from the 1933 regular session cost an average 570.38 dollars each. The August special session produced 20 statutes at 509.08 dollars on average. The 60 day regular session totaled 118,567.99 dollars, while the six day special assembly ran 10,197.60 dollars. One third of introduced bills became law. O Neill itemized regular session costs by category.
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O'Neill
House
Senate
London Sale Sees Old Miniature Sold
Fragmentary OCR shows a miniature sold in London with department notes and checkouts. The brief entry records an old miniature sale and references outgoing checks and the sale status.
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London
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Madras
C. F. Koepp & Co
Wm. L. Retschlag
Santa Claus
U.S
Eilers
Eilers’ Furrierc &?Incorporated
Lloyd Rockers
Johnson & Sewell
Feenishers
EARC
Ve-Furriers
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