Williamson Signals Run In Republican Primary Candidacy
RAPID CITY February 7 Williamson a former congressman from the West River district says he will again seek the Republican nomination for Congress in the coming spring primary. He criticizes the NRA act and AAA policy, cites depressed farm prices, and argues for boosting labor and farmer purchasing power to raise price levels, noting wheat, hog, and cattle prices at historic lows and criticizing the tax on processing. He asserts his public record as the best guide to his candidacy and hints at broader economic reform.
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NRA
Williamson
Rapid City
William Williamson
Congress
West River District
House
T. B. Werner
Ise
Heiny
AAA
Midwest
Weather Highlights From South Dakota in 1993
The year 1993 in South Dakota featured a mean temperature of 48.1 C (31 degrees above normal), a highest 117 F at Kennebec on July 23, and a low of 38 F below at four stations on February 7 and 3. Precipitation averaged 15.21 inches, with Harvey’s Ranch in the Black Hills recording 26.37 inches and Yale seeing 5.43 inches in a 34 hour span on May 3. Snowfall averaged 27.9 inches, with 60 rainy days versus a normal 72, and 180 clear days, 108 partly cloudy, 77 cloudy. Northwest winds prevailed. the driest county listed as imu Dowling Haakon inches.
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South Dakota
M. M. Hovde
Weather Bureau
Kennebec
Westest
Harvey’s Ranch
Black Hills
Yale
Imu Dowling Haakon
President’s plan tied to marketing aid for recovery
The text cites rising edible animal products and grain totals from 1932 to 1933 as examples of recovery needs. It argues for marketing efficiency over the current system, predicts rapid recovery in other sectors once agriculture improves, and calls for ongoing budget cuts, reduced bureaucracy, and lower government overhead. It also notes support for reducing the gold content of the dollar to stabilize its value at the earliest feasible moment.
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Yarm
Nuch
Missionary Group At Carpenter Meets
The Missionary society of Fordham township north of Carpenter met at Mrs. Earl Arne’s home. School children sang and a program included letters from active missionaries in Africa and a missionary among American Indians in Idaho. Mrs Ame served ice cream and wafers. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Bert Wehl’s home.
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Carpenter
Missionary Society
Fordham Township
Earl Arne
Africa
Idaho
Ame
Bert Wehl
Core Hog Meet Held At Miller
A district corn hog contracts instruction session was led by A D Ellison in Miller with Hand County committeemen from all eight districts. The session aimed to help farmers complete contract applications and ensure proper guidance for program participation.
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Miller
John Schaefers
Orient
Webb. Davis
Fred Belau
Reckham
Wm. Brueggerman
Zil
Vicar E. Schmidt
Redfield
J. L. Hunker
W. E. Hurd
Roy Haas
Nathan Anderson
St. Lawrenes
JR. Moncur
Clifford Rush
Local farm committee lists districts and names for corn hog contracts
The notice names committees and district residents including Troy Beck Ree Heights Elmer Beck Miller and others. Meetings will be held in townships within days where farmers may slot applications for corn hog contracts. Earl I Welch says signing indicates interest only until contracts are signed and government checks accepted.
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Earl I. Welch
Raise Money for Alpena Swimming Pool Initiative
The Commercial Club met at the JOOF hall Friday to discuss the pool project and fundraising. A charity ball game between the Red Dragons and Wildcats of '33 netted 20 285 dollars, with tags and other subscriptions boosting the drive.
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Alpena
Joof Hall
Red Dragons
Wildcats
Funeral Service Held in Huron for T. M. Dumdie
Mrs. S. Schoof H. C. Wilson and C. H. William attended funeral services at the Martin Dumdie home in Huron Monday afternoon for T. M. Dumdie.
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Huron
Lawrence
S. Schoof
H. C. Wilson
C. H. William
Martin Dumdie
T. M. Dumdie
Death notices from a scattered obituary fragment
A death notice records the passing of a man whose body was sent to Wisconsin for burial. He was a former resident of Lawrence, and his wife relocated to Hur?n after being removed from a rental situation to his home.
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Wisconsin
Dumdic
Hurn
Homs
Rev Blumhagen Chosen Pastor At St Lawrence Church
At St Lawrence on Sunday members chose Rev C Blumhagen from six candidates by a first ballot majority to fill the unexpired term of Rev J ONeill. The story notes he is a former Watertown pastor now in Wessington Springs. The article also mentions the whale shark as the largest fish known to mankind.
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Blumhagen
ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Community Church
5. C. Blumhagen
Watertown
Wessington Springs
J. T. O'Neill
Manchester Dance Draws Wide Local Attendance
A Friday night dance at the hall hosted by Mrs. Healy's division of the Altar society drew attendees from nearby towns. Johnson's orchestra from De Smet provided music, a free tune was played, and the event netted about $72 for the organizers' efforts.
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Manchester
Healy
Altar Society
Johnson
de Smet
Bales Straw Near Lake Preston
W J Wynn and W A Gertie plan to bale straw near Lake Preston this week after purchasing the straw. Gertie recently went to Raymond to obtain the baler and the straw will be trucked to Manchester after baling.
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Manchester
W. J. Wynn
W.A. Gertie
Lake Preston
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Marvin Hughitt
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Perep Nichsles
Miler
James Puffer
Ree Heights
Elmer A. Beck
W. E. Burrell
Deen
George Ufen
Guy Edwards
Chas. Weeks
Wm. McGillvrey
Wessington
Adelbert Major
Wayland
Val C. LeBau
W. J. Templeton
Carr
Penney’s
Rayon Fiat Crepe
Penney
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Penney'st
Penney's
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