Bottum Urges Public Interest In Government Affairs
H J Bottum Jr head of the division of taxation urged the public to take closer interest in government and tax procedures to aid tax cuts and efficiency. The talk at Aberdeen followed a tax clinic by the state department with the Aberdeen Civic Association. He called for learning about officials problems and noted rising demands on government and new revenue sources.
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Aberdeen
H—J. H. Bottum, Jr
Division of Taxation
State Department
Aberdeen Civic Associatio
South Dakota
Bottum
Relief for Painful Backache with Dean's Pills
Body text touts Dean's Pills as a 44 year trusted remedy for backache and kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims toxins in blood cause symptoms and that the pills flush out poisons, offering relief after use. Includes urging to ask a druggist for Dean's Pills.
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Dean
Lloyd
Deau
Railroads Launch Train-Auto Service Across West
Chicago reports a new travel plan linking rail speed with car mobility. Eleven western railways and Railway Extension, Inc. offer 2,000 modern five passenger sedans in 150 key cities. Travelers book cars in advance. Railway Extension agents meet trains on arrival to finalize arrangements. Rates start at eight cents a mile with minimum mileage and include gas oil maintenance and insurance.
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Chicago
West
Railway Extension, Inc
Chicago & North Western
Great Northern
Chicago,Wilwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
Hugh W. Siddall
Transcontinental -Western Passenger Associations
Railway Extension
Americanization Program Held By A L A In Lake Preston
The American Legion Auxiliary hosted an Americanization program Monday evening in Lake Preston. A flag drill by Eastern Star officers accompanied by Mrs. Martha Bates on piano and Teddy Peterman on the comet opened the event. A panel discussion led by Mrs. A L Stuciand featured Mrs. Gordon Maxam on Americanism at home, Supt. A ACouilson on Americanism in school, and Mrs. Ida B. Alseth on community Americanism. Mrs. John Bonde Jr. sang a solo to close, followed by a lovely lunch.
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Lake Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
Eastern Star
Martha Bates
Teddy Peterman
A. L. Stuciand
Gordon Maxam
A. A. Couilson
Ida B. Alseth
John Bonde, Jr
Miss Lorraine Lake Visits In Huron Highmore
Lorraine Lake spent the weekend in Huron visiting friends, after traveling from Highmore. The trip included social calls and local asides with acquaintances.
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Huron Highmore
Lorraine Lake
Huron
Oppose Transfer Of Forest Service
The Black Hills Mining and Industrial Association opposes transferring the Forest Service from the Agriculture Department to the Interior Department. The group warns the move could hamper mining, especially for small operators and prospectors, and may expand national park boundaries restricting public lands. Copies were sent to President Roosevelt and South Dakota congressional members.
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Slack
Hills
Rafid City
Black Hills Mining ‘and Industrial Association
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Department of Interior
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Mining
South Dakota
Black Hills
Sophie Maras Wins Sweepstake Ticket
Sophie Maras wins a weekly sweepstake ticket in The Evening Huronite coloring contest. Lang produced top water color on the Boots page of the Saturday comic. other prize recipients include Waldner Bloomberg Skeras Duncan Huckins Stevens Maras Leonard Maria May and more from Huron. Tickets awarded to youths who best color a comic page. submissions due by 5 PM Wednesday at the newspaper office.
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Onprue Lang
Huronite
Lillian Jean Waldner
Gary Bloomberg
Kathrene Skeras
Bobby Duncan
Pauline Huckins
Howard Stevens
Jimmy ‘Maras
Joan’ Leonard
Beverly Ann Maria
Stanley
May
Huron
Huron Theatres
Substitute Teacher Wellington Assignment Highlights
Miss Glaydhe Matthews filled in as Home Economics teacher for one day this week for Mrs. Viala Wastre while Mrs. Westre visited her mother, who lives in Brookings.
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Wellington
Glaydhe Matthews
Viala Wastre
Westre
Brookings
Funeral Held For Nels H. Odegaard in Hyde County
Funeral services for Nels Henry Odegaard 27 died last Wednesday from heart trouble held at Sedgwick Church Hyde County officiated by Rev M L Bomhofe He was born March 22 1912 in Spring Lake Township Hyde County educated at Highmore High School 1931 Nettletons Business College Sioux Falls 1934 served in Secretary of State Motor Vehicle Dept until last August He leaves mother Emma Odegaard five brothers Saphus Chris Alvin Ariel Andrew and three sisters Ida Remsbury Canby Ind Mrs Frank Berguin Sioux Falls and Mrs Gerald Myers Franklin Township.
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Nels H. Odegaard
Andrew
Highmore
Civil War Veteran Entertains Friends at Hot Springs Banquet
James Foley 94 the oldest veteran at the Old Soldiers Home in Hot Springs hosted a small banquet. Guests included William Lange superintendent of the home and staff nurses, adjutant, quarter master, librarian, and several residents and friends. Foley born May 12, 1843 in Webster County remains mentally sharp and engaged in national affairs.
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James Foley
William Lange
William
Ers
Lange
and Gray
Carl Ottman
Margaret Paulus
Dorothy H. Emma Cook
Mr. Foley
Webster County
Hot Springs
Bishop Magee Speaks at Miller Meeting Draws 300
About 300 people, largely Forum Sunday School members, traveled to Miller last Sunday to hear Bishop Magee at the Methodist Church. Afterward they gathered at Rev. and Mrs. Walter S. Van’s home for an oyster supper in Highmore.
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Highmore
Forum
Miller
Bishop Magee
Methodist Church
Walter S. van
KruGon Crowds Praise From Huron North Dakota Testimonial
Mrs Ostlund of Huron Dakota says KruGon eased years of constipation bad pains and breath trouble. She reports first dose improved her energy digestion and sleep and that she can do housework easily. The KruGon man visits Humphrey Drug Store inviting locals to meet him.
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Arthur Ostlund
Dakota
Huron
KruGon
H. H. Humphrey
Student Musicians Prepare for Drift Contest
Wellington February 8 The school band soloists clarinet quartet and brass sextet are practicing for the contest. Soloists include Harold Shaw Beverly Ravenscroft Beryl Stewart Connie Coop Elizabeth and Virginia Cummings. Clarinet group features Eileen Peterson Virginia Cummings Genevieve De Haven and Jane Baird. Brass sextet comprises Geraldine Cummings Elizabeth De Haven Edward Fritzsche Jane Ann Robins Harold Fritzsche and Elva Peterson.
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Drift
Wellington
Speci
Harold Shaw
Beverly Ravenscroft
Beryl Stewart
Connie Coop
Elizabeth
Virginia Cummings
Eileen Peterson
Genevieve de- Haven
Jane Baird
Geraldine Cummings
Elizabeth de- Haven
Edward Fritzsche
Jane Ann Robins
Harold Fritzsche
Elva Peterson
Farm Security Meeting Draws About 150 Attendees
About 150 persons attended the Farm Security meeting at the court house Tuesday afternoon. The adult educational session for FSA standard clients was led by J. A. Horson Farm Security Administrator with speakers Walter Green De Smet John Bubn Social Security director and Mrs Alys Jennings Farm Security investigator for Beadle and Kingsbury Counties.
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DE Smet DE Smet
Court House
FSA Standard
J. A. Horson
Walter Green
de Smet
John Bubn
Alys, Jennings
Beadle and
Kingsbury
Skating Party for High School Girls Reserves
Wellington February 8 Special The High School Girl Reserves were entertained at Connie Coop’s home Monday evening. Twenty three girls attended a skating party at the community center following.
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Wellington
Connie Coop
Lunch at the Coop Home Sponsored by Miss Cahalan
Violet Lamb and Juanita Stubbs prepared a midday meal for a group hosted at the Coop home. Miss Carol Cahalan serves as sponsor for the gathering.
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Coop
Violet Lamb
Juanita Stubbs
Carol Cahalan
Orient Auxiliary Plans Benefit Dance for Easter Monday
Orient February 8 The American Legion Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs T B Eggerling Monday evening. Mrs Irene Flesner joined the Auxiliary. After business there was a discussion of the national defense program and a cash contribution was made. Plans were made for a benefit dance to be held Easter Monday with proceeds going to the literary fund. The hostess served a two course luncheon late in the evening.
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Orient Auxiliary
Orient
American Legion Auary Mnet
T. B. Eggerling
Irene Flesner
Auxiery
Hardwaremen to Meet Sioux Falls on March Twenty Second
The South Dakota Retail Hardware Association will convene in Sioux Falls March 22 to discuss taxation credit policies and merchandising plans. Merchants have begun planning for the event and will gather to set policies and strategies.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Retail Hardware Association
Kidney Evacuant Promised To Cure Night Irritation
An OCR fragment touts a kidney evacuant called BUKETS, claiming it prevents waking at night and relieves irritation from excess waste. It pressures readers to ask any druggist for the product, citing local Sherman and Moe Brug Pevadvi as points of sale.
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Ac Sherman & Moe Brug
Wessington PNGs Meet at Croce Home
The Past Noble Grands Circle 4 met Monday at Mrs. Howard Croce's home with president absent. Mrs. Mai Wood presided, patches were removed from clothing, a frog incident was noted, and $3.47 was found. The group plus the hostess served refreshments to about 500 attendees.
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Wessington Png
Wessington
Howard Croce
Mai Wood
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