Lessons Tonight Target Tackowski For Past Winters Misdeeds
Lessonnaires tonight plan to attack federal meteorologist Tac kowski for alleged misdeeds of the past two winters. Laskowski, a William Reaves Post member, will headline the February meeting entertainment program with talk on Weather. Gold star cards will be awarded to eight Legionnaires with 15 years or more service. Vice-Commander John Maras and committees will run a boner discussion and potluck supper plan for March with auxiliary members. An invitation will be extended to State Commander J. H. Schmidt to visit the post this spring. Tonight’s Legion Hall gathering starts at 8 o clock and will end before the boxing show at the Daurning Auditorium.
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Tackowski
Laskowski
William Reaves Post
Otto Weathgu
EL RL
Furen
Tio Clock
Legion Hall
Daurning Aatditorium
Leon McDermott
Two Are Dead In Faulkton Vicinity
Faulkton area reports two fatalities with scattered details. The body of Lusius Jordan of Cresbard was found along the route home after a stumble caused a fall leaving him senseless though not fully frozen. Carl Mosby, recently back from Minnesota, died Wednesday evening near Faulkton at his sister’s home. Funeral arrangements unclear. Roy Allen died at Miller Missouri from a hemorrhage triggered by heavy coughing. He leaves a wife, two sons in Missouri, and a daughter in Republic Missouri.
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Baulkton
Lusius
Jordan
Cresbard
Carl Mosby
Totye
Wm. Ramsdell
Faulkton
Mosby
Minnesota
Roy Alien
Miller
Missouri
Chester and
Roy, Jr
Mile Jer
G. McCoy
Republic, Mo
Allen
Foul County
Tallest Recruit Is Problem for Arm
Feb 48 report from San Francisco details Army recruit George M. Dinsmore of California who stands 10 inches taller than average. He finds beds, uniforms, arms, and shoes inadequate as supply officers of the 30th Infantry issue special orders for wetsites and other adjustments.
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San Francisco
United States
Army
George
M. Dinsmore
Offens
Calif
State NYA Official Dies of Typhoid Fever in Mitchell
Mitchell, Feb. 18 P Paul Hoffman 51 assistant director of the National Youth Administration State WPA unit died this afternoon at a local hospital after six weeks illness from typhoid fever. Survived by widow and one daughter. He moved here from Genoa in December and soon after became ill.
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Mitchell
Paul “Hott
Rtn
WPA
Petup
Hoffman
Iene
Mae Zeeck Wins Sweepstake Ticket in Coloring Contest
Mae Zeeck of Huron won the sweepstakes ticket to the Huron Theatre for her coloring of the Out Our Way and Our Boarding House comics. Nine other tickets were awarded to local boys and girls from Huron and vicinity for best enlargements of a comic strip, with entries due by 5 o'clock next Wednesday.
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Mae Zeeck
Syas
Huron ‘Theatre
Arinieea “Makowald
Huron
Floyd Timm
Alice'Zeeck
Hadya
Hedblern
Burdette Extension Club Delayed Meeting
The Burdette Home Extension Club meeting scheduled for February 18 with Arlene Jonsson is postponed due to stormy weather and bad roads. The session titled Smart Sewing Stunts and Short Cuts in Sewing will now be held at the regular March meeting with Mrs. Jones. Demonstrators are Jessie Whitington and Florence Hiatt.
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Burdette Extension
Burdette
Burdette Home
Arlene Jonsson
Jesson
Jessie Whitington
Florence Hiatt
Neighbors Host Farewell for Strausberg Family
Burdette February 4. A group of friends and neighbors gathered for lunch and baskets to honor the Strausberg family as they move from the community to a nearby neighborhood near Rackham. Mrs Strausbuen presented with dish towel.
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Strausberg
Burdette
Eighbors
Jam Strausburg
Strausburg
Rackham
Death of Bent Jeffers Noted in Minnesota Family
Lawrence Minnesota February special report: Mrs Clyde Loomis receives word of Bent Jeffers death, a longtime resident who lived in Minnesota after years in Lawrence. Jeffers suffered a heart attack while in seemingly good health. The Jeffers family long resided here before moving north.
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Clyde“Esomis
Minnesota
ST. “Lawrence
Clyde Loumis
Bent Jetters
Minnesty
Ieffera
Clyde Loomis
Mr. Jeffers
Jeffer
Sleep the Key to Rebuilding After Day’s Strain
An aged health note urges sleep as essential to recovery after daily wear. It links fatigue and over-stimulation to poor rest and promotes a hot Dar-Rich beverage to calm nerves and improve circulation. The ad touts Gagnon’s dairy products and urges asking for the product without extra cost.
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Gagnon's
Toodla
Ric H' Ealer
Speaker lineup announced for February night banquet
Barrett Lowe of the program committee reports he has secured Leo Emmey of Huron as the main speaker for the evening. Fred Dunhan, chairman of the banquet committee, announced the banquet will be served by the Boracay society.
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Barrett’ Lowe
Leo Emmey
Huron
Fred “Dunhan
Borcay Aociety
Postponed Training at Burdette Due to Snowbound Roads
Snowbound roads force indefinite postponement of the Burdette training event scheduled for February first. Nellie McLaughlin reports the extension affects local activities and travel, with weather halting planned lectures and exchanges. Merwe Arlene Bertel, De Grey teacher, could not return to school over the weekend as drifting snows blocked access.
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Burdette
Yahoo
Chess
Nellie McLaughlin
Ragent
Ba Roadwand
Blunt
Arlene
Bertel
de Grey
Merwe
Wea
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