Family of Missing Newsgirl Chosen Vice President
About 460 members attended the banquet during Twin City market week officials. Members elected seven directors including F. E. Newton Cottome S. D. and F. C. Ackley Aberdeen.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
6
Odd Fellows Officers Named In Local Report
The Odd Fellows chapter lists officers including Lloyd Jones as noble grand, Agdison Jacobson as vice grand, Fay Pooler as secretary, and Mat Petersen as lecturer in a brief local notice detailing leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Lioyd Jones
Agdison Jacobson
Fay Pooler
Mat Petersen
Motor Patrols Cut Road Costs in Beadie County Report
County highway superintendent Ken R. W. Clarke presented the annual report to the county commissioners showing motor patrols saved $2,835.65 in 1928 versus 1927, with a total 1928 saving of $9,335.05 after deducting 95 percent of motor patrol costs. Expenditures totaled $55,949.78, below the budget by $304.70. 31.5 miles gravelled in county roads, 38 miles of standard grades built, and $326,578.55 spent on bridges with $22,507.83 on permanent structures. The report, covering 32 pages, recommends more maintenance equipment, partial sale of horse-drawn patrols, gravel pit purchases, and land for yards and a tractor building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadie
Ken R. W. Clarke
Clark
Clarke
Walt Ade
Virgil
Wr. Clarke
State plan to develop new South Dakota study courses
Pierre February meeting of the South Dakota Educational Association and the state Department of Public Instruction unanimously approved a plan to draft a new course of study for grade and high schools. EC Giffen, state superintendent, suggested involving experts from neighboring states to build the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Cnrrienla
Spear
November convention at Rapid City set agenda and budget
The November S D E A convention at Rapid City discussed the round tables and approved a budget drawing for the year. Executive council, led by new president C G Lawrence of Springfield Normal, disposed of routine work. Members present included S B Nissen editor, N J Steel secretary, R Early treasurer, R W Krushaar of Missouri, E R of Lead, Li M Forte of Mitchell, and Mrs Carl Coulter of Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
C. G. Lawrence
Springfield:Normal
S. B. Nissen
N. J. Steel
Sec
Livestock value in South Dakota climbs in 1929 report
South Dakota livestock value rose to 169 199 000 on January 1 1929 from 150 035 000 last year led by higher cattle values and slower hog production according to U S Department of Agriculture statistician Joseph L Orr The report notes declines in hogs and work stock while sheep and milk cows rise and horses continue downward trends with cattle numbers stable in 1928
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South Dakota
Joseph L. Orr
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Orr
United States
Yvalia
From Carthage On Honor Roll
Eastern State Teachers college lists fall term honor roll with students averaging 590 or higher. Names include Florence Murphy of Carthage and Ellen Stadhny of Sibley IA, plus several peers from Madison Baltic Hurley Rutland Viborg Ree Heighters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Warren Ranney
Baltic
Ethel Shimmin
Garthage
Adnerton
Rutland
Rose Sorenson
Misland
Robert Callaghan
Barrett Lowe
Grace Hershey
Hurley
Milton Shenman
Lillian Leynon
Ree - Heights
Elsa ‘Laeson
Viborg
Florence Murphy
Carthage
Ellen Stadhny
Sibley
Mary E. Keer
Murphy Carthage Honor Roll Highlights Local Students
Murphy and Carthage area students appear on the honor roll with three from Carthage and two related siblings among the honorees.
South Dakota Farm Week Highlights Dairy Prospects and Meetings
Brookings February reports outline optimistic dairy prospects for several years and a stronger market for hard spring wheat next fall. Dr Mordecia Ezekiel of USDA spoke as part of State College farm week, with other talks by Dr Caroline Hedger and Dr O W Pugstey. Master home makers Mrs Earl Dickerson and Mrs Norma A Nelson were honored at a banquet, as creamery and dairy groups hold meetings and the week wraps with a farmers recognition banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
South
Federation of Home Extension Clubs
Caroline Hedger
National Health Authority
O. W. Pugstey
South Dakota
Earl Dickerson
Trene
Norma A. Nelson
Mission Hill
Clara Stutler
Farm Women's Magazine
Lead Man Now Heads Merchants Association
In Minneapolis last night the board of directors elected J. M. Sehneck of Raymond as president of the National Merchants Association, naming him the new head of the group. The Feb date is noted with the announcement of Sehneck’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Association
Minneapolis
Gunnar Head
Lead
National Merchants Association
J. M. Sehneck
Raymond
War Aid Worker Dies in Paris
PARIS February. Mrs A Murray Dike of Philadelphia died at her Paris apartment after a lingering illness. She led the American Committee for Devastated France and with Miss Anne Morgan helped develop building and educational plans in the evacuated northern departments, aiding reconstruction efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
A. Murray Dike
Philadelphia
American Committee
France
Anne Morgan
Florence Parker Leads Install Officers in Fedora Lodge
Florence Parker leads installation officers at the Rebexah lodge in Fedora as plans for the upcoming event are set. Members prepare for the ceremony with attention to rituals and order.
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Tid
Edith Mae
Milburn
Hale
Charles
Fred, Jr
Helen
Pauline
Wilma
Richard
Edwin
Edith
Beadie County
State Instruction Group
O'Neal
California
Arene
Oregon
Rome
Baltimore
S. E. Clark
Huron
Delora Quality
TOF
Sherman & Moe
Bell
the Bell Bakery
Bob
Mary
Kellogg's
I Kellogg
Battle Creek
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