Seek Bids On Highway Jobs In South Dakota
Pierre December bids announced for 13 road projects costing about 625000. Concrete pavement work includes 6246 miles on U.S. 18 west of Canton and 10795 miles on state 50 and U.S. 1. Other projects span Lawrence, Walworth, Selby, Humboldt, Minnehaha, Brule and Whitewood with grading, base courses, and overhead viaduct work on various routes.
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Lawrence County
Boulder Canyon
Deadwood
Walworth
Selby
U.S. 12
Humboldt Marshall
State 20
Lake City
Minnehaha
Humbolt
Brule
Fimball
East County
U. S
Lawrence
Whitewood
Agriculture Officials Outline New Conservation Program
Washington North Central Region officials led by T B Walker D A Fitzgerald and Guy Bush arrive to meet South Dakota representatives in Rapid City to explain the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program. Harry N Schooler state chairman says lectures and conferences will cover the new plan with former fieldmen extension staff and the state committee.
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Brugslngs
Washington
North Central Region
South Dakota
Harry N. Schooler
T. B. Walker
D. A. Fitegerald
Guy Bush
State Committee
North Central
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Most Convicts In Lower Age Groups In South Dakota
Pierre December report shows 311 prisoners committed to the South Dakota penitentiary in the last fiscal year. Of these, 198 were between ages 17 and 25, with the remainder up to age 75 in smaller groups. Grand larceny led with 112 inmates. burglary and forgery followed with 7 and 26. The report also lists 218 as residents of South Dakota, 80 as non residents, and 13 with unknown homes.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Justice Department
South
Dakan
Krall Resigns From State Tax Post in South Dakota
J. E. Krall of Tyndall, head of the sales and income tax division, said he will resign effective December 31 and operate in Sioux Falls as a private tax consultant, auditor and accountant. He has worked in the state tax department for four years.
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Krall
Pierre
J. E. Krall
Tyndall
State Tax Department
Tall
Oper
Toux Falls
Red Cross Drive Sets 43 Hughes County Memberships
Blunt branch Red Cross chairman H H Stegele announces sale of 30 memberships in Blunt and 13 in outlying territory. The drive shows a 500 percent increase over last year. Deg 17 notes illness in Alpena calls Iva Hawley and family to travel. Ben Hansen substitutes driving the school bus during their absence.
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Red Cross
Hughes Blunt
H. H. Stegele
Blunt
Hughes County Red Cross
Iva
Harry Hawley
Alpena
Ir. Hawley
Ben Hansen
Forecast Indicates Uplift in Beef Cattle Production
Brookings dispatch reports the federal bureau of agriculture economics predicts an upward trend in beef cattle numbers across the Corn Belt and Western states over the next few years. The 1937 outlook sees smaller January 1 numbers than 1936 but above the 15-year average, with gains tied to favorable pasture, restocking in drought areas, and higher consumer demand. Prices for cattle are expected to rise, and overall cattle and calf slaughter in 1937 should be lower than 1935 or 1926 but higher than the five-year prewar average. grain-fed beef costs and feed shortages influence costs.
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Brookings
Corn Belt
Federal Bureau of Agricultured Economics
Bureau
Orly
Schlipf Injured in Ipswich Car Crash
Mr Schlipf of Bismarck North Dakota en route to Alpena to conduct a Bible course suffered a wrenched ankle when his car and a truck collided at Ipswich He still arrived in Alpena by train to lead the class A fellowship pot luck dinner was held in the church basement before sessions with large attendance.
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Schlipf
Ipswich Alpena
Bismarck
N. D
Alpena
Ipswich
Inaugural Ball Set For January Fifth In Pierre
A Pierre committee led by A B Noren plans the 1936 inaugural ball on January 5 in the city auditorium. The event follows the governor and legislature inauguration with an informal reception. Members include R Y Bagby K B R Scurr Frank Siewert W H Burke C W Coughlin Herbert Thomas and Thomas Devine. The ball is sponsored by the city of Pierre.
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Pierre
A. B. Noren
Pierre Insurance
New City Auditorium
R. Y. Bagby
K. BR. Scurr
Frank Siewert
W. H. Burke
Mrs Benton Hosts Easy Aces Bridge Club in Alpena
Mrs John Bentson hosted the Easy Aces Bridge Club at a dessert luncheon in Alpena on Monday evening. Three tables played bridge with Jo Turner among the guests.
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Benton
Easy Aces
John Bentson
Jo Turner
Christmas Dinner At DWU A Seasonal Campus Event
Christmas cheer filled the University cafeteria at DWU for the annual dinner on a Sunday evening. Ruth Reynolds of Terraville led arrangements as president of the women's self government association, with a program featuring selections by the girl’s trio and male quartet, plus readings and solos by a slate of listed performers from Arlington Cresbard Detroit Chamberlain Stevensville Montana and Forestburg.
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Michigan
Jene Potman
Chamberlain
Laurel Peace
Donald MecAuinch
Stevansville
Montana
Merton Erickson
Uairyville
Willard Briggs
Forestburg
Masons and OES Elect Officers at Iroquois Meeting
Masons and the Order of the Eastern Star hold elections at Iroquois. Florence Brann is elected worthy matron and RB. 5. Cameron worshipful master leads the Musong. Officers include Peter H. Schultz Eva Waller Chloe Imin and Lea Schultz with several trustees. A joint installation is planned for Monday evening December 8th.
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Masons
O.E.S
Florence Brann
Peter H. Schultz
Eva Waller
H. D. Harrington
Chloe Imin
Ela Schultz
Margaret Alen
Gladys Eckman
Muson
Cameron
Lea Schultz
Herman Blote
George Irvin
Peter Schultz
Ralph Joseph
South Dakota dealers hold 38th annual convention
More than 300 delegates attended the 38th annual convention of the South Dakota implement dealers association in Sioux Falls. Speakers including George A. Starling and H. R. Sorenson outlined a 10 point program for 1937. Discussions covered seed loan funds, road building in the state, tourism, fair trade laws, and social security provisions effective January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South Dakota Implement Dealers Association
George A. Starling
Huron
Gremer South Dakota Associa-on
H. R. Sorenson
Omaha
W. C. Botkin
Tamil Merchants Association of South Dallista
Botkin
Chislers
American Legion Auxiliary Holds Special Meeting
Special meeting at Mrs. Ethel Paterson home with eight members present. Consignments were prepared to send to the Christos fund and the child welfare Christmas fund. Next regular meeting set for January 4 with Mrs. Floyd Peterson hosting.
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Bonilla
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Paterson
Christos Fund
Child Welfare Christmas Fund
Floyd Peterson
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