Institute Plans Annual Meeting
The South Dakota Cooperative Institute plans its annual meeting at State College Brookings on Wednesday and Thursday February 4 and 9 in connection with Fann and Homeweek. Topics include Farm Relief Plans Refinancing Farm Mortgages Tax Problems and Cooperative Marketing with W R Ronald Mitchell Republican editor and farm relief advocate appearing Thursday afternoon.
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Brookings
South Dakota Cooperative Institute
State College
Fann
Sherman E. Johnson
College Agricultural Economics Department
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell Republican
Washington
Congressional
Melock
J. J. Martin
State Grange
F. C. Morgan
Farmers Union
Mr. Morgan
RE. Post
Gnd
John Martin
South Dakota Education Association
C. W. Cawcutt
Minneapolis
Bona Grain Cooperation
P. ©. Wilger
National Livestock Marketing Association
Cooperative Livestock Marketing
South Dakota
A. M. Eberle
J & H. Lassen
Brookings County
Ross D. Davis
Johnson
H. B. Test
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Cooperative Institute
North
Births and civic figures for Spink County in 1932
Spink County records show 244 births in 1932, 55 fewer than two years earlier, plus 140 deaths, four marriage licenses fewer than the prior year, and 12 divorces, two fewer than the year before. No final naturalizations in 1922, but three citizenship petitions and three declarations of intention filed.
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Spink County
Redfield
Lewis J. Howard
Lodge Anniversary Feted At Redfield
Redfield lodge No. 771 of the Loyal Order of Moose held its anniversary marking January 2% 193% founding with about 100 attendees. The group, now 67 members, celebrated with cards dancing and a serving of lunch for members, families, and friends.
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Redfield
Pople
Loyal Order of Moose
Volin Plans Major Coyote Roundup Feb 5
Volin to stage a large coyote roundup February 5 with hundreds of men from Westerville, Volin, Wakonda, and Gayville districts. Shotguns only will be allowed as squads from the Westerville territory and Volin area work toward a central point to clear coyotes raiding poultry yards.
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Volin
VOLVN
Stele
Westerville
Markymen
Wakonda
Gayville
Legion Active in Fourteenth District Meeting Report
Watertown reports show Legionnaires active in the fourteenth district led by district commander W I Rows. A Sidney L Smith post No Aberdeen meeting was held at Frederick for post members to attend the I C C F ball, with Past Commander Fraf L H Spencer of Aberdeen giving an address.
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Legion
Watertown
W. I. Rowses
Department
Sidney L. Smith
Aberdeen
Fredrick
RS. Wallace
Frederick
Fraf
L. H. Spencer
Watertown Post Opens Civil War Era Museum and Library
A Watertown post has established a museum and library in the courthouse building, pooling Civil War, Spanish American War, Philippine insurrection, and World War artifacts. Items include war relics, a Philippines collection from Lt Col Lee Stover, a saved Civil War Bible, World War helmets and gas masks, and the Grand Army of the Republic record book dating to early years.
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Watertown
Ren
Wao
Codington County Post
Wright Tarbell
Sons of Veterans
Codington County
Philippines
Lee Stover
First
South Dakota Infantry
Louisiana
Geo. W. Carpenter
New York Infantry
Grand Army of the Republic
Aitter Peeses
Sheriff Office Abolished in South Dakota Decision
Pierre Feb 2 South Dakota will lose state sheriff services after July 1 with $28 250 in annual expenditures cut. House approved the abolishment 36 to 0 aligning with a senate originated act awaiting Gov Berry’s signature. Petitions could set a referendum for 194 general election. Debates split along party lines over immediate elimination versus orderly transfer of duties.
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Pierre
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Senate
Tom Berry
Mnety
Vost
Minnehaha County
Ralph O. Billgren
M. T. Woods
Hillgreen
Woods
Relatives Attend Rites At Highmore
Highmore mourns the death of Mrs. Tom Williams at her home after illness since the start of the year. Out-of-town relatives and friends, including Mrs. Nella Johnston of Minneapolis and Mrs. Myrtle Barker of Chicago, joined Chester, Artesian, Wolsey, Ree Heights residents for the funeral service.
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Highmore Highmore
Specia
Highmore
Tom Williams
Minneapolis
Myrtle Barker
Chicago
Ray Jones
Arthur Jones
Mannie Jones
Chester
David Williams
Artesian
Flemming
Wolsey
Ezra Leyson
Ree Heights
Extension Club Meeting in Highmore Demonstrates Reused Goods
The Social Hour Extension club met at Mrs. Millard Kiel's Highmore home. Representatives reported from a county meeting on using unused things. Demonstrations showed rug and rug-like items made from discarded materials. A music program of negro spirituals followed and lunch closed the afternoon. Otto Meir of near Wayland shipped a cartload of cattle to Sioux City Feeden.
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Highmore Highmore
Millard Kiel
Highmore
Ustrud To Speak At Farm Banquet
Lieutenant Governor HL AL Ustrud will be principal speaker at the Eminent Farmers Recognition banquet during Farm and Home week at State College. Directors W S Dolan and J E Peart will appear, with President C W Pugsley presiding. Portrait unveilings and Eminent Farmers citations accompany the event, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Public attendance is invited.
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Brookings
HL AL Ustrud
Farm and Homie
State College
Board of Regents
W. S. Dolan
Milbank
J. E. Peart
Flandreau
C. W. Pugsley
Regent Solan
Ash ‘Trud
Regent Peart
Dean C Larsen
President Pugsley
Susan Z. Wilder
South Dakota
College Hall of Fame
College
Dean C. Larsen
F. 5. Scarbro
Taylor
R. E. Fost
I. T. Skinner
Woonsocket Student Named Chapter Head
Francis Dunn of Woonsocket was elected president of Theta chapter of Pi Kappa Delta at Eastern State Normal school. Ruth Wood of Madison is vice-president and Ethel Mae Gunnison of Hartford is secretary-treasurer. Johnston Jeffries heads the social committee as plans for the February 18 state oratorical contest proceed.
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Woonsocket
Madison
Francis Dunn
Theta Chapter
Pi Kappa Delta
Eastern State Normal School
Wriven
Ruth Wood
Ethel Mae Gunnison
Hartford
Johnston Jeffries
Fi Kappa Delta
Gettysburg Girl Thanks Huron Men for Junior Short Course Trip
Bernice Jackson of Gettysburg writes to Huron business men and The Evening Huronite expressing gratitude for a December Junior Short Course trip. She notes the educational value and enjoyable experience and thanks them for making these trips possible for 4 H members.
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Gettysburg
Bernice Jackson
Legion Opens Dance Hall at Raymond Purse Sale New Half
The American Legion held its opening dance in the remodeled hall purchased from Mrs Cenak Danforth in Raymond on February 21. A large crowd attended with about half unable to enter. About 60 dancers filled the floor at once as weekly dances are planned through the winter.
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Legion
Raymond
American Legion
Cenak Danforth
Wsa
Party Honors Teacher Viola Bandt in Raymond
Miss Viola Bandt, teacher at Bradley, spent the weekend in Raymond. A party in her honor was hosted at the E. F. Erling home.
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Yeacher Raymond
Viola Bandt
Bradley
Raymond
E. F. Erling
Economy Foremost In Minds Of Citizens Says Alseth
Desmet February special reports Lake Preston legislator Charles Alseth says voters demand drastic tax cuts and fear fiscal strain. He urges one year budget and recall session, warns closures of schools and programs may follow July, notes 60 percent tax payers and cash shortages, and urges spending cuts to prevent bank runs in South Dakota.
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Alseth
Lake Preston
Desmet
Pierre
Queston
Chas
AL al
Seth
Kingsbury County
Mr. Alseth
Legislative Appropriations Committee
Groton Reports Success In Farm Foreclosure Sale
Groton officials of the Brown County Holding company report a successful foreclosure sale last week liquidating assets of the Brown County Banking company. About 70 head of cattle were sold at auction with certificate holders bidding in the herd. Total sales reached $4000.50. Secretary Treasurer Fred Frommel said directors are pleased and may liquidate other assets similarly.
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Groton
Brown County Holding Company
Brown County Banking Company
Liim
Fred Frommel
Freight Rates On Stock To Be Pared
Pierre report notes further reductions in livestock freight rates from multiple South Dakota points to Sioux Falls Sioux City St Paul Omaha Kansas City and Chicago markets. D L Kelley rate expert says revised tariffs effective January 25 1992 were checked and some did not meet requirements. Interstate Commerce Commission action pending publication of demanded revisions. Further reductions will apply to around 42 Milwaukee line stations and other markets.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Sioux Fells
Sioux City
St Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
D. L. Kelley
State Railroad Commission
Kelley
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Commission
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee Railroad
Social banquet for Eastern Star in Redfield
Eastern Star women hosted a banquet at the Masonic temple in Redfield with Mrs. Elmer Humeston presiding patron and Mrs. C. A. M. Mowson presiding matron. After a brief business meeting three musical numbers were performed by Miss Jessuming Medora Coolidge and Mrs. Monton while Mrs. S. Van Voorhis sang two solos. The evening concluded with card games.
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Redfield
Masonic Temple
Elmer Humeston
C. A. M. Mowson
Jessuming
Medora Coolidge
Monton
S. VanVoorhis
Hitchcock High Alters Schedule
Hitchcock High School adds two courses for the new semester. Miss Louise Howes will teach public speaking replacing journalism, and Mr. Cosgrove will teach commercial geography replacing economics. The journalism class continues the Blue Jay staff with Heth Steffen as editor. The school notes improved honor rolls and reductions in failures, listing students Mildred Reimath, David Gilbert, Maxine Sutter, Morris Mortimer, Kenneth Glaze, Pearl Voas, Norma Kilahar, and Beth Steffen. A scholastic race between classes is under way, sophomores versus juniors, with class picnic entertainment for the top end-of-year average group.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Louise Howes
Cosgrove
Blue Jay
Plact
Heth Ste
Mildred Reimath
David Gilbert
Maxine Sutter
Morris Mortimer
Kenneth Glaze
Pearl Voas
Norma Kilahar
Beth Steffen
Highlanders Return for Dance Tonight in Huron
Ty Le Roy and his Scotch Highlanders perform again in Huron tonight as part of a dance program sponsored by Mike Gibbs. Dancers and spectators share the bill with balcony seating reserved for listeners, with special prizes for attendees.
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Huron
Ty le Roy
Scotch Highlanders
Cha’l
Mike Gibbs
le Roy
Gilbert Men Beat Wayland In Whist Match
The Wayland men were challenged to a return game with Gilbert township players. The contest was at Theodore Dessonville’s home with games at tables. Gilbert men won again and a late hour lunch was saved by Mrs. Dessonville with help from Mrs. Pred Brown and Mrs. Charles Brown.
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Gilbert
Wayland
Gilbert Township
Theodore Dessonville
Dessonville
Pred "Brown
Charles Brown
Reisner Hagenlock Marriage in Hyde County City
Miss Ethel Reisner and Olaf Hagenlock of Seneca wed January 2 at the bride’s parents home in northern Hyde County. Rev Theo Schroeder of Lebanon officiated. Clara Kittelman of Seneca and Arthur Herman of Norbeck served as witnesses.
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Reisner-Hagenlock Highmore
Ethel Reisner
Olaf Hagenlock
Seneca, Oourd
Ride
Hyde County
Theo. Schroeder
Lebanon
Clara Kittelman
Seneca
Arthur Herman
Norbeck
Union Meeting Reports Evening Gathering
A Farmer's Union meeting was held on a February evening with Ab and A. misce mentioned among attendees. The report notes a reg ity and enthe elements discussed during the session.
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Zrers Union
Hkc
iSpe
Farmer's Union
Pain Deadened Chest Colds Loosened Without Drugs
An advertisement promotes Brume Bengué or Ben-Gay for quick relief of pains and chest congestion without medicines. It warns against imitations and urges consumers to insist on the real Ben-Gay for effective results.
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Institute
Cooperative Group
C. L
Jean, Erling
Denise Calvert
Floyd
Ispecizd
Edith Wood
Opa Hart
Laura Statsman
Mildred Ballantyne
Watertown Post
A. C. Miller
Kennebec
Catile Nayland
Otto Meir
Sioux
Feiden
Ustrud
Yankton
Frankinton
Hitchcock High
VapoRule
Vicks
Jessee
Vicks Voratons
Europe
Bad Reiath
Halstead
Mr. Mendenhall
Bfe
Fred Mendenhall Factory
Fred Mendenhall
Mendenhall
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