Formation Of Soil Conservation Area Decided At Wolsey Hearing
West Beadle County farmers plan to attend a February hearing in Wolsey High School to decide whether a soil conservation district will be created. The state committee will weigh evidence and may authorize local organizers, with a two thirds land and owner vote required for district formation.
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Wolsey
Beadle County
West Fert
Wolsey High School
State Soil Conservation Committee
W. A. Vollenweider
Walter Morse
A. WI. Stauffacher
Clark White
William Boldt
R. C. Tatchie
William Frank
George Smith
Robert Jungemann
Louis Braun
C. H. Fenner
Bernard Olson
Ole Nordaker
Farewell party for local families leaves district
Residents in school district No. 68 gathered at the school house last Saturday night to bid farewell to the Wayne Legg and Edwin Anderson families who are leaving the community and to welcome the Jack Dunn family who recently moved here.
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Heldesmond
No. 68
Wayne Legg
Edwin Anderson
Jack Dunn
Local Dinner Honors Several Birthday Celebrants
In St. Lawrence on February 12 Mr. and Mrs. J L Bridenbaugh hosted a dinner for friends celebrating the birthdays of Mrs. Brown Mr. Bridenbaugh Mrs. Luke and Mrs. Bridenbaugh with a social gathering and well wishes.
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ST. Lawrence
J.L. Bridenbaugh
Brown
Bridenbaugh
Luke
Cows and cookies: a patrolman’s nickel caper in nearby towns
In White Plains a city official trio traced missing coins from 60 errant parking meters to Patrolman Robert Foster. He admitted theft after authorities found five special keys and 39 nickels on his person. Meanwhile, in Macon Georgia John C Beatty Jr earned a promotion to sergeant in public relations. In Burbank wartime dairy limits curb livestock except horses tied 35 feet from homes. Douglas MacArthur Ramey born to Mr and Mrs Joe Ramey in Las Cruces New Mexico is the name to note for the new baby.
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White Plains
Robert Foster
Thomas Foley
Patriotism drive launches in South Dakota junior chambers
South Dakota's 18 junior chambers of commerce began a campaign to foster Americanism during the 10 day span between Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays. Programs in schools and public demonstrations are planned. Governor Bushfield urged citizens to renew pledges of allegiance and consider duties and privileges under the Constitution. The movement emphasizes heritage and a republic government by the people.
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Junior C. O. C
Pierre
South Dakota
United States
Pioneer's Death Recalls Old Times in Baraboo and Huron
Byron residents recall the death of Mrs J Corbin of Baraboo Wisconsin on December 27 1941. The obituary traces the Corbin and McGinnis families from Baraboo to Huron including Alice Gray and Mary Wheeler who opened a dressmaking shop at 240 Kansas Street S B. It notes John C Corbin a locomotive fireman then supervisor of electrical maintenance for the Madison division died in 1920 and lists survivors Charlies McGinnis Mrs Sylvester Whalen and Mrs Mary Hawkins plus three daughters Georgiana Hansen Ethna Scott and Mae Hawkins. Funeral was at St Joseph Church Baraboo with burial in St Joseph Cemetery.
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Arly
Byron
Baraboo
Wis
Huron
Alice Gray
Mary
Kansas Street
S. B
Gray
John C. Corbin
Lyman J. Corbin
John Corbin
Idaho Avenue
S. E
Madison
J. C. Corbin
St.Mary's Ringling Hospital
Charlies McGinnis
Sylvester Whalen
Mary E. Hawkins
Georgiana Hansen
Ethna Scott
Mae Hawkins
Correspondent Still In Singapore During Battle Front
C Yates Mc Daniel, the last American correspondent in Singapore, files from the devastated city as battle lines press toward the heart of the island. British infantry and artillery drive Japanese forces north of the city while enemy shells and dive bombers hammer the area. McDaniel notes ships in harbor and that he may yet depart tonight as danger intensifies.
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C. Yates McDaniel
Singapore
Associated’ Press
McDaniel
Harbor
Japan
Mailayan Broadcasting Corporation Atett
Mts Far Eastern
MacKENZIE Continues Amid War News In Brief
An abridged update repeats ongoing war coverage and notes further entries from dispatches. The report references Japan and Allied actions, with emphasis on strategic movements and international responses. Readers are reminded of continuing developments and forthcoming summaries.
Complacence Warned Amid War Pressures From South Dakota Voice
A correspondent cites complacency in Britain and America as a risk while German industry accelerates for a spring offensive. Reinforcements are said to be en route from both nations, and the writer urges timely active effort despite patriotic rhetoric. The letter notes patriotic yet cocky attitudes in places and pushes for urgent measures.
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Britain
America
Hitler
Joux Falls
South Dakota
Call to wake up Americans in wartime plea
A speaker urges loyal Americans to wake to wartime danger as soldiers prepare to join the United States Army. He notes complacency after Pearl Harbor and compares it to the urgency of Singapore, stressing that the war can be won if everyone contributes, with Allied resources ample to defeat the Axis.
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Great United 5
Pearl Harbor
Singapore
Standley
Axis
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Soil Conservation District
Carol Landis
Fay
Sir Cedric Hardwick
Nigel Bruge
Dame May Whitty Priday
SUN
Enda
Ae UH Returned
Omnia AZ Dhn Howard
Cassidy William Boyd
Cartoon
Fabel
Adlerika Sherman & Moe
Associated
Macon
John C. Beatty, Jr
Cochrane ‘Field Public
Burbank
Calif
Las Cruces, N. M
Joe Ramey
D. M
Douglas MacArthur Ramey
Getty Ae
Gabardine Shoes
Navy
New - York
Hest Shoe.Co
Coats
Golden Gloves
Pioneer
J. . Corbin
MacKenzie
Indies
Arid Mason Igi
Hedblom
Robert D. Lusk
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