Powell attacks Governor Jensen in South Dakota feud
A. W. Powell Democratic state chairman decries what he calls a pattern of inconsistencies in Governor Leslie Jensen’s administration. He cites Jensen asking Washington to underwrite cattle loans while campaigning for a balanced federal budget and criticizes the shift in federal spending stance noted during visits by Henry Wallace and Harry.
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Washington
Fowell
South Dakota
Democratic Party
Henry Wal
Dace
Harry
J. Hopkins
South Dekota
Jensen
Huron
Mr. Wallace
Aberdeen
Mr. Hopkins
Government Finds Crime Does Not Pay
Sioux Falls reports show Kenneth Walker of Rosebud Reservation jailed for furnishing liquor to an Indian. He served three months and paid a fine with government covering costs. An appendectomy operation cost $150 while a government guest. Officials note crime does not pay for the government and question Governor Jensen’s travel.
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Sioux Falls
Dec
Kenneth Walker
Rosebud Reservation
Distressed Schools Get $23 908 In Aid
Pierre South Dakota December payments from the state fund for aid to financially distressed school districts totaled 23908. Superintendent J F Hines said 17950 was allocated to 151 districts in 30 counties to pay salaries of 502 teachers and 5958 provided for current operating expenses.
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Pierre
J. F. Hines
Mondas
State Fund
South Dakota
Federation Chairmen Named for South Dakota Clubs
Springfield today announced a roster of committee chairs for the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs. H. Goodenough, the new president, listed leaders for 27 departments including American Citizenship, Education, Public Welfare, Library Service, Rural Cooperation, and more. Names span Watertown to Yankton and Pierre to Winner, reflecting wide regional representation.
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Springfield
Mra
H. Goodenough
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
George Skeils
Watertown
A. C. Knowlton
Nemo
Mina Merritt-Saeger
Vermillion
Club Institute
H. G. Wileson
Wagner
GFCW
Fred Burke
Presho
Frank Briley
Dell Rapids
BR. W. Townsend
Salem
EB. A. Steinback
Federation Extension
Gertrude Null
Huron
Grace C. Redmond
Miller
Foundation
L. Heaothamper
Gregory
Judson Smith
Lake Andes
William Kearville
Burke
Mark Ewald
Otto Linstad
Pierre
Servier
Celeste Barnes
E.A. Wearne
Webster
Guy Oviatt
H. £. Dawes
Brookings
A. T. Tallers
Sioux Falls
B.A. Dyar
Bennett Rowe
Canton
Herbert Kenlyon
Yankiev
A. Nicolairon
Carier
The Show Must Go On Slogan For South Dakota Snow Crew
Pierre December 21 The highway commission adopted the slogan The show must go on to guide its winter snow removal in South Dakota It expanded its plow fleet and highlighted its best personnel led by maintenance engineer John F Jacobs The fleet includes 18 horsepower four wheel drive plow trucks many tonnage variants and numerous tractors with plows plus state county and private reserves The largest unit was assembled at the Pierre depot and inspected before road deployment
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South Dakota
Highway Board
John A. Swenson
John F. Jacoba
H. A. McCrary
Pyerre
Highway Commission Box
John F. Jacobs
Ntti
Pierre
State Highway Commission
Feeding Lambs In State This Year Report
Sioux Falls reports show lambs on feed in South Dakota early this month only slightly higher than November and a year ago. Numbers vary by locality with east central counties near Flandreau and Pipestone similar to last year, southeastern centres below prior years, and Belle Fourche at 50 000 to 60 000 head, about five times last year's figure.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Evan V. Jones
Jones
East Central
Flandreau
Pipestone
Centerville
Belle Fourche
Faulkton Red Cross Drive Nearing Close
Faulkton December 21 Special The Red Cross roll is drawing to a close with a few workers yet to report and final summaries pending Chairman R M Whitney says efforts were made to avoid oversights and urged those who can to hand their members to the secretary Kn W B Cormuk or to the chairman.
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Faulkton
Roddewig Named On Security Committee
Roddewig is named to a security committee alongside state and local officials. The appointment ties to the attorney general and a national association for justice, with emphasis on regional safety and policy oversight.
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Roddewig
Baltimors
Dee
Herbert A. O'Gornos
National Association of At Jejate Jexisleturen
Brentford Girl Wins Citizenship Citation
Redfield December 21 Special Margaret Kittlesand Brentford became Spink County's representative for the state drawing set for January 12 at Pierre to determine South Dakota's winner of the Good Citizenship Pilgrimage to Washington D C Her name was drawn from six entries by Mrs C E Waldorf Redfield D A B chairman Candidates represented six schools and were selected for dependability service leadership and patriotism alongside other girls from Redfield Ashton Conde Frankfort Mel Jette Virginia Perry and Violet boulton
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Brentford
Redfield
Margaret Kittlesand
Spink County
Pierre
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
C. E. Waldorf
D. A.B
Mary Lena Coleman
Claudia Smith
Mel Jette
Virginia Perry
Ashton
Violet Boulton
Conde
Susan Pullman
Frankfort
Liquidation ends for Commercial State Bank of Platte
Pierre December 21 James Stewart superintendent of banks announces liquidation of assets for the Commercial State Bank of Platte closed April 14 1930 with total claims of 84752048 against both preferred and common creditors. At closure the bank held 26105365 of funds belonging to other closed banks and 8316012 of state guaranty fund money placed there by Fred R Smith who later served a prison term for embezzlement. Asset sale brought in 7847 41.
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Einioh
Fred Smith Bank
Pierre
Commercial State Bank of
Fred. R. Smith
Ft Thompson Woman Describes Sioux Life and Arts
HIGHMORE Dec Special Guest Mrs Clerk of Ft Thompson wife of Rev David Clark long prominent in Crow Creek Mission spoke on absorption of Indians into national life. She highlighted home making thrift patience and pride in fine workmanship as key contributions.
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Highmore
Dec
Clerk
Ft Thompson
David Clark
Crow Creek Reservation
Clark
Fr. Thompson
Crow Creek
Denna Jean Harris
Wm. Blair Roberts
Sioux Falls
Abraham Londner
Ph Thompson
A.B. Douglas
Engineers propose new highway routes near Redfield
State and federal highway engineers recommended new routes for highways 212 and 81 through and near Redfield. Surveys identified feasible options to ease two dangerous intersections and congestion at Turtle Creek bridge, with Lake Redfield and Legion pavilion nearing completion boosting westward traffic. The plan to route 212 over Lake Redfield dam was discarded as impractical.
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Redfield
Spink County
Turtle Creek
Lake Redfield
Legion Pavilion
Seelion
Services Held For Mrs A B Anderson
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. A. B. Anderson at Wilkinson Funeral Parlors in Redfield. She died Wednesday at the family home after a period of invalidism. Her daughter Ida Anderson had cared for her. Surviving is O. H. Anderson of Redfield.
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A. B. Anderson
Redfield
Wilkinson
Anderson
Ida Anderson
O. H. Anderson
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