Kiwanis hears forecast of improving 1939 business
Sioux Falls reports H C Timberlake, statistician with the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis, predicts better business conditions in 1939 at a Kiwanis Club meeting. In Vermillion Woonsocket notes LD Weeks, president of the University of South Dakota, will speak twice on February 22 on Education In a Democracy and What Is a School.
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Substitutes Likely Not Enacted This Session Farm Program
Washington reports growing belief in Congress that a substitute farm program such as a cost of production plan will not be enacted this session. House agriculture chair Jones notes opposition from diverse sources and warns major changes to crop control act unlikely this year. Administration may offer minor amendments to improve operations and broaden world cooperation, while a bipartisan push supports direct price fixing for major farm crops.
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Kankakee
De Smet Semester Honor Roll Names Released
De Smet school honored students across all grades for the first semester. Seniors and juniors lead with superior rankings, followed by excellent or superior notes for various classes and individuals including Purintun Johnson Thorson Hull Satrum Widman Larson and others across eighth through first grades.
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Robert Purintun
Orin Purintun
Dorothy Johnson
Elizabeth Thorson
Sheila Hull
Lillian Satrum
Elsie Widman
Ellen Larson
Phyllis Johnson
Irena Jacob
Bertha Grotta
Maurice Hamaker
Dick Johnson
Lois Perry
Shirley van Tassell
Iola Brost
Alice Rae Keelin
Inez Lundquist
Robert Thorson
Jeanne Johnson
Phyllis Sherwood
Darlene Lindsay
Helen Jean Whyte
Ramona Aderhold
Helen Rae Perry
Audrey Barnes
Dorothy Wakeman
Mary Gene Gregory
Mary Sherwood
Sueror
Marilyn Bernauer
Dean Keating
Billy Perry
Sidney Hunter
Helen Jorgenson
Jimmie Watson
Robert Hanson
Barbara Haugen
Joesn Bernauer
Jane Falconer
Lenore Snyder
Gerald Hoy
Roger Byron
Mary Jean Ryland
Arthur Flindt
Virginia Richardson
Wolsey School Play Postponed One Week
The Wolsey school play Big Brother a three act comedy was postponed from this evening to Thursday Feb 9 due to weather. The event is presented by the Wolsey Pep Club and the boys athletic association at the opera house.
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Opera House
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Boys Athletic Association
Surprise Caller Bonilla Brings Family News
Mr and Mrs Raymond Cooper were surprised Saturday by a fall from their son in law IMS Ettiem Washington D C. Ettiem, employed in the department of agriculture, had been in Minnesota for a week on department work and also visited Mrs Ann Gordon in Hitchcock.
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Department, of Agriculture
Minnesota
Legion Seeks Used Clothes Donations For Needful
Wintry weather drives demand for used apparel with heavy need for footwear and overshoes. William Kutil of the American Legion urges donations, calling for items to aid the needy. Call 8080 or 2161 to arrange pickup. Donations are laundered for free by Model Laundry and Yablet Cleaners before Legion Auxiliary repairs and distributes them.
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Highmore Odd Fellows Initiate New Class
Highmore, Feb 2 Special Recent activity in the EO C F Lodge culminated in new members being added at the regular meeting Tuesday evening. The third class of fourteen was initiated by the local degree team with members including W W Walker John Mewes Ben Bezner Owen Nervig Minmat Sinnis Clifford Glasser C H Kapp elman Quentin Rubendall Forest Rubendall E R Lambott Kenneth.
President's birthday ball nets in Highmore
Highmore on February 2 reports Clyde W. Hill Hyde County chair man said Monday night's President's ball was a social and financial success. About 200 couples danced to the Red Ramblers and returns show a net profit of 71.60 dollars, half remained in the county and half was sent to the national association to aid the fight against infantile paralysis.
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Clyde W. Hill
Hyde County
Red Ramblers
National Association
Texas Fruit Car Load Due Friday At Low Prices
A truck bringing Valencia and Temper oranges Marsh Seedless and Pink Seedless grapefruit and large Texas lemons arrives Friday. In the fruit and vegetable department expect Texas carrots and radishes by the bunch and Cobbler Potatoes in a 15 pound peck priced at 25 cents.
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