Rate Hearing On South Dakota Freight Rates In SF
The Interstate Commerce Commission will hold hearings on the general rate case for South Dakota in Sioux Falls late February or early March. D L Kelley notes proceedings follow sessions in Minneapolis and Bismarck with Watertown Aberdeen Sioux Falls and Mitchell traffic reps. The commission seeks lower short haul rates and opposes increases for longer distances, warning carriers proposals would raise rates to Chicago St Louis and eastern states, affecting dairy products vegetables automobiles and other goods.
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South Dakota
Chicago
St. Louis
Kelsey
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Ree Heights F U Has Regular Meet at Cedar Club
Ree Heights Nebraska February meeting of the Farmers Union at Cedar club hall had 16 members sign up. A charter was sent for and committees appointed. Everett Leyson and Thor Nerland named as delegates to county meeting in St Lawrence. Joe Bissey elected vice president, not Ed Fawcett as reported. James Lobban’s membership fee of 5 dollars paid as a kindness. Social meeting planned. social committee listed.
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Ree Heights
Spetialy
Farmers Union
Cedar Club Hall
Everett Leyson
Thor Nerland
St. Lawrence
Ed Fawcett
Joe Bissey
James Lobban
John Amescheil
George Fawcett
Elmer Beck
Ford
Joe Biasey
Claire Fawcett
Woonsocket Masons Host Valentine Card Party Dance
Woonsocket residents attended a Masonic card party and dance at Woodman hall. Hearts decor set a Valentine mood. Mrs. R. W. Griffith won top women’s prize, F. C. Richards top man, with bridge results used to award prizes. Dancing followed, and a Valentine midnight lunch concluded the evening.
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Woonsocket Masons
Woonsocket
Woodman Hall
Farm Women’s Extension Club stage cast in Brookings play
The Farm Women’s Extension club represented the county in a Brookings play tournament. Members included Mesdames Fred Wakefield Glen Porter Toe McGuire and H A Bronking with Mrs Paul Cummings. A one act comedy titled Two aunts and a Photo was performed among nine entries. Pot ter County from the German Community club won first place again.
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San Lez
Brookings
Onida
Farm Womens
Mesdames
Fred Wakefield
Glen Porter
Toe McGuire
H.A
Paul Cummings
Sully County
Potter County
Woonsocket Couple Wed Since October
Woonsocket February report reveals that Esther Burger and Warrell Ball, both Woonsocket natives and Woonsocket High School graduates of 1930, secretly wed in October at Wessington Springs with Father Edwards officiating. Esther is daughter of Fritz and Mrs. Burger. Warrell is son of Mrs. Cora Ball and works at the Only Way emporium.
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Warrell Ball
Esther Burger
Wessington Springs
Edwards
Fritz Burger
Spence
Cora Ball
Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Ball
New Boy Scout Troop Organized in Mitchell
A new boy scout troop is organized in Mitchell on the south side, sponsored by Dakota Wesleyan University. Paul Ewert, 11901 Wesleyan graduate, is scout master. Dr. E A Headman, DWU president, chairs the troop committee. Other members include Dean M W Hyde, Professor A Vo Arion, and Harmon Brown.
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D.W.A
Surprise party marks retiring Hitchcock mailman
In Hitchcock BROAULANS on February 16 a surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. William Price at the Methodist church. Mr. Price, aged 65, ended years of service as a mail carrier on the east and south Hitchcock route. Friends on the route attended, a program followed by lunch, a purse presented to the couple, and a pink and white decorated church basement centered by a large pink and white birthday cake.
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Broaulans
William Price
Hitchtok
Mr. Price
Hitchcock
Highmore Girl Scout Award Day Honors Brownies to Scouts
Highmore February 16. Pine Tree troop held an award day at Congregational church. Brownies led by Mrs. F M Matteson and Mrs. O J Bindell, then scouts under Mrs. B F Mogck. Tenderfoot badge to new full scouts, second and first class badges awarded to several girls. Proficiency awards listed with many roles like nurse, signaller, scholar, photographer. One act play “First Aid for the Goslings” directed by Dorothy Hawking and Maxine Sanderson. Tea to conclude by Troop committee chaired by Mrs. J S Ryan.
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Highmore
Pine Tree Troop
Congregational
Mogck
Noel
Woop
Chitman
Betty Lou Jordan
Marjorie Hamlin
Eleanor Marso
Marilyn Grace
Kathryn Ryan
Dorothy June
Hawking
Lorraine Lake
Irene Burnham
Helen Gibbs
Miriam Jordan
Jeanette Mool
Josephine Quirk
Nise
Joseph Hine Quirk
Jeannette Noel
Arstaid
Edna McKelip
Margaret Noel
Frances Harter
Dorothy June Hawking
Maxine Sanderson
J. S. Ryan
St. Lawrence Reelects Teachers With Salary Cuts
The St. Lawrence school board reelected teachers for 1933 with drastic salary reductions and plans to eliminate one grade teacher. Eighth grades would be supervised by three teachers instead of four under the new arrangement.
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ST. Lawrence
Schol Board
Hare
Freight Rate Cut for Corn Shipments
D L Kelley state railroad commission rate expert says railroads will publish a nine cent per hundred pounds reduction on corn from South Dakota and nearby states to the northwest Pacific coast. The new rate, effective March 26, will be 3 cents per hundred pounds, saving about $72 per car.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Pacific Coast
D. L. Kelley
State Railroad Commission
Broadland Couple Mark Third Decade of Married Life
Broadland couple Mr and Mrs RB R Johnston celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary this week. About thirty relatives gathered at their home for a dinner served at 6 o'clock. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Johnston and family, Mr and Mrs Lester Johnston and family of Huron, Mr and Mrs Hollie Pownell and family, Mr and Mrs Arthur De Vries and daughter Mavis, who live on nearby farms, Mr and Mrs Ralph Kaump, Mr and Mrs William Johnston, Ray Rose and Mrs Elmer Florence.
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RB. R. Johnston
Lock
Robert Johnston
Lester, Johnston
Hur
Ralph Kaump
William Johnston
Ray
J ® Rose
Elmer Florence
Delegates Named for Model Assembly at Sioux Falls
Seven Dakota Wesleyan students will represent the university at the third annual League of Nations model assembly in Sioux Falls in April. Sponsored by Augustana college, the Wesleyan delegation includes Merrill Fowers Plankinton Jessie Van Metre Mitchell Letitia Hahn Doland Helen Bacon Mitchell Robert Parkinson Highmore Earl Noyes White Lake and Lyle Rogers Chamberlain. Topics include the Japanese question and economic and labor problems.
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Model Assembly
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
League of Nations
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Wesley Fan
Merrill Fowers
Plankinton
Jessie van Metre
Letitia
Hahn
Doland
Helen ‘Bacon
Robert Parkinson
High- Fore
Earl Noyes
White Lake
Lyle Rogers
Chamberlain
Full Pardon Granted for Morris H. Brown in Edginort
Governor Berry approved a full pardon for Morris H. Brown of Edginort who is serving a cheese year term in the state penitentiary for larceny. Brown was imprisoned July 21, 1932. The pardon board recommended clemency due to illness requiring immediate medical attention.
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Pinrre
Berry
Morris H. Brown
Edginort
State Pardon Board
Brown
Mrs Hoyer Recovering From Accident Injuries
In Alpena on February 16 special service notes indicate Mrs. A J Hoyer is recovering from injuries suffered in a September 23 accident when struck by a trailer carrying watermelons. She recently sat up in a chair, signaling progress toward recovery.
Allenru Claim Promises Fast Relief For Rheumatic Pain
An advertisement touts Allenru a rheumatic remedy costing 85 cents claiming pain and swelling vanish in 48 hours. It asserts uric acid withdrawal within 24 hours and offers money back if symptoms persist after two days. The ad cites benefits for Neuritis Sciatica Lumbago and Neuralgia and directs readers to Longstaff Drug Co. or any druggist.
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Eli
Allenru
Longstaff Drug. Co
Lye
Bode Delegated to Rates Hearing in Washington
Herman Bode assistant attorney general will go to Washington to testify at an Interstate Commerce Commission freight rate hearing February 25. The hearing is petitioned by national farm, corn and lumber groups who say current freight rates for basic commodities block economic recovery and higher costs hurt South Dakota shippers. Brisbine noted Bode will present South Dakota shippers viewpoint at the hearing.
St Lawrence Pupils Prep For School Concert
Members of three high school organizations at St. Lawrence are practicing diligently for a combined girls club boys chorus and high school orchestra concert to be held in the high school auditorium on February 24 under the direction of Miss Verna O'Neill and Mr. Christenson. The program promises to be a creditable accomplishment of the year.
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St. Lawrence
Odette
Verna O'Neill
Christenson
Huron
Westwood and Pastor Brown to Lead Redfeld Methodist Service
Mrs H J Westwood and Rev G L Brown will conduct an evening service at the Redfeld Methodist church on Sunday February 19. Westwood will provide a half hour organ recital preceding the services.
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H. J. Westwood
G. L Brown
Redfeld
McIntosh Repairs Municipal Building
The city of McIntosh remodels the old municipal light and power building. Repair and rearrangement place county jail in the east end, city library in the southwest room, fire department in the northwest, Legion and auxiliary in the middle, with federal relief funds aiding the project.
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McIntosh
Muni Light and Power
Legion and Auxiliary
Fire Department
Legion
Men Teachers Prefered In Upper Grades Report
A report from Southern Normal College indicates a 33 percent rise in male teachers in upper grades of South Dakota town schools compared with last year. Reasons include better discipline handling and ability to lead athletic programs. The study, compiled by Dean W W Ludeman, notes higher male hiring in larger districts. A separate note from Frankfort on February 16 mentions services for Methodist pupils and choir activities.
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Springriziy
Rep
Ascevere
W. W. Ludeman
Southern Normal
South Dakota
Frankfort
Methodist
Lawsuit Over Damaged Car Winds Up in Court
In Sioux Falls, Bronson sought damages from Rapids Motor Camps for a wrecked car and injuries after allegedly erasing its plate and failing to repair the windshields. Judge Medin directed a verdict for the defendants, ruling the buyer assumed risk by inspecting the car and agreeing to conditions in the sale.
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Suoux Falls
Fou
Bronson
Rapids
Deli Rapids
UeGirs
Joan T. Medin
Seasson
Ie Iy
Isgaly Sdemead Olla
Son
Iid
Spylie
Why Get Up Nights? Juniper Oil Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts juniper oil as a bladder remedy to reduce irritation, burning, and frequent urges. It claims bladder cleansing and relief after several days, promising better sleep. It cites Sherman and Mac Drug Co. and Portions Pharmacy as sellers.
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Sherman and Mac Drug Co. & Portion's
Buket's
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Gamble
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Bas
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