Democrats charge Jensen with back door spending in 1957
South Dakota Democratic leaders accuse Governor Jensen of exceeding prior year unappropriated outlays and failing to keep pledged reductions and inaugural recommendations. They claim 1957 back door expenditures far surpassed the past five years, urging full appropriation of state funds and a genuine tax relief program. The release bears signatures of W. H. Hinselman, Clair Roddewig, Raymond A. Kelly, Goldie Wells, Frank S. Pickart, and Ben Strool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Jensen
South Dakota
W. H. Hinselman
Clair Roddewig
Raymond A. Kelly
Goldie Wells
Franks. Pickart
Ben Strool
Hulbert Women Voters Hold Annual Family Party
Hulbert Township League of Women Voters hosted their annual family party at Mrs. Sam Stobbs's home in Wessington. About forty attended including guests Mr. and Mrs. Arby Crossman of Miller. The evening featured visiting, cards, and a late lunch.
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Hulbert
Mrs Gertie Baird Hosts Ace of Clubs in Wellington
Mrs Gertie Baird hosted the Ace of Clubs at her home in Wellington on Thursday evening with three tables of contract bridge. Prizes went to Mary Tom DeHaven and Mrs Charles Metschke, while guests including Mrs Fred Holst and Mrs Enoch Hutchinson received gifts. A lunch was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Shea and Miss Dolores Shea. Mrs Howard Crist to entertain the club next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Baird
Wellington
Robert Shea
Mryx
Tom DeHaven
Charles Metschke
Fred Holst
Enoch Hutchingon
Lib
Shea
Dolores Shea
Howard Crist
Joan Sweetland Honored At Shower Before Wedding
Miss Helen Sweetland was honored at a pre-nuptial shower hosted at the Sweetland home in Orient. Whist at four tables and gift prints to Blanche Gebhart and Evelyn Anglin marked the evening, which featured a rock wedding and a dessert lunch in the bride elect’s chosen colors. Out-of-town guests Betty Egan of Miller and Dias and Esther Heller of Visalia attended.
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Joan Sweetland
Shower
Orient
Jofn Sweetland
Laverne ‘Eggerding
Helen Sweetland
Sweetland
Blanche Gebhart
Evelyn Anglin
Miss Sweetland
Betty Egan
Miller
Dias Esther Heller
Visalia
California
Kiwanis Club Installs 1938 President in Welch Spring
Kiwanians installed Fred E. Lundman a Well ington Springs jeweler as 1938 president at a regular meeting last week. Retiring president John DeLay spoke briefly thanking the club for cooperation during the past year and presented the president's pin to Lundman. Lundman then expressed appreciation and presented the past president's pin to DeLay.
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Wellingtion Springs
Fred E. Lundman
Kiwanis
John DeLay
Gundian
Lundian
DeLay
Lane community hosts dances and Epworth League party
Specials report social events in Lane during the holiday season. Alumni of Lane Consolidated School and high school students danced at the town hall Tuesday night. Wednesday’s Epworth League party at the church boxment featured games and late lunch. Rev and Mrs Falley attended and Mr Falley gave a talk.
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Land Students
Lane
Lane Consolidated School
Epworth League
Falley
Auxiliary to Meet Orient Tonight at Crosby Home
The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. L. J. Crosby with Mrs. R. A. Conway and Mrs. Janglin assisting as hostesses.
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Orient
American Legion Auxiliary
L. J. Crosby
R. A. Conway
Janglin
Complete work on dam Blunt special note of travels
The item reports progress on the dam project five hundred party north of town and crew sent Wellington to De Grey. Several short local items list visits, parties, and travels including Mrs George Saugherty entertaining a five hundred party for twelve guests, Arnold Diakhoff’s home leave, and Mrs Kate Day visiting her mother in Austin. Additional notes mention card parties, eye operation, and schooling plans for local residents.
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Blunt
Wellington
de Grey
George Saugherty
Score Prisun
Bryan Brown
Ralph Hulbert
Kate Day
Austin
Virgil Farmers Improve Horses Farm Security Loan
In Beadle County Virgil neighborhood four farmers formed a cooperative to buy a sorrel stallion named Prince with a $500 Farm Security Administration loan. The stallion serves about 21 farmers and 60 mares, with 55 mares bred last season producing 33 colts. Loan payments total $120 with more due. officials predict full repayment by next fall.
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Virgil
Beadle County
E. H. Emerson
Farm Security Administration
Huron
Emerson
Virgil Stallion Association
Alfred Descombas
Randles
Albert Fuehrer
William Weikumt
Fred Strong
Prince
County nurse resigns in Custer County
Mrs Evelyn Moye the Custer County health nurse resigns. She will be replaced this month by Mrs Ethel Maxwell a nurse from Meade County. Moye arrived last March from Yankton. A new stone lookout tower will rise about 40 feet above Harney Peak using native stone from the peak. General Electric buys the old American Tungsten Mining Company property four miles east of Rapid City for about 50100. Jack Stuart Knapp will lead a three day dramatic institute at Spearfish Normal Wednesday through Friday.
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Associated Press
Custer
Evelyn Moye
Custers County
Ethel Maxwell
Meade County
Moye
Yankton
Harney Peak
Rocky Mountains
Track Hills
A. E. Snow
Harney National
Lookout
Range
G-E
Rapid City
HM City
General Electric Company
Robert S. Hill
Met-Alloy Company
Astiur
Bel of
Hill City
Spearfish
Jack Stuart Knapp
National Recreation Association
New York City
Spearfish Mnormal
Black Hills
Missionaries To Madagascar Depart From Buffalo
The Rev and Mrs George Anderson of Buffalo and Camp Crook and their young daughter will leave Thursday for New York City en route to Madagascar to pursue missionary work. They will first spend six months in Paris before continuing to the island nation in East Africa.
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Madagascar
Buffalo
George Anderson
Camp Crook
New York City
Madagascart
Paris
East
Lunet
Essay Subject Announced for Legion Contest in Belle Fourche
The 1938 state-wide American Legion essay topic is Quid American Constitution for sixth to eighth grade pupils. R P Harmon Belle Fourche state Americanization chairman announced the subject.
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American Legion
R. P. Harmon
State’ Americanization
Yale Holiday Visitors Mention Bateson Kimball Family
Mrs Bateson Kimball of Gregory and S A N Dergelund of Sulphur spent the holidays with Joseph Geiger in Yale. The visit was noted as a special item from Yale on January 7.
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Yale
Bateson Kimball
Gregory
S. and
A. N. Dergelund
Sulphur S. By
Joseph Geiger Hams
More Farmers Try Terracing Near Sturgis
Two more farms near Sturgis are adopting terracing for erosion and moisture conservation, per Soil Conservation Service. W R Matkins and John Mayer are placing terraces on about 50 acres intended for alfalfa, with Mayer’s field already largely terraced. Terraces divert excess water from a gully and channel it to pasture, reducing damage and improving grass growth through contour farming.
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Sturgis
Tus
Soil Conservation Service
W. BD. Griggs
Fort Meade Scs
Mayer
Griggs
Ils
Lamb Feeders Meet Newell at Experiment Farm
January 12 is set for the lamb feeders day at the United States experiment farm. Beyer Aune, superintendent, announced the annual event that ends special feeding tests with 75 lambs focusing on sugar beet by products.
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Newell
United States Experiment Farm
Beyer Aune
Mitchell youths paroled after freight yard theft charges
Five juvenile defendants were paroled to Henry McDonnell, deputy states attorney, by County Judge C. C. Thompson after a Mitchell hearing on charges connected to thefts in the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad yards.
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Mitchell
Henry McDonnell
Davison County
C. C. Thompsont
Chicago and Milwaukee
Mittchell
Hubbard Family Returns to Grand Forks Home
Ma and Mrs Glenn Hubbard with their family, formerly of Doland, travel back to Grand Forks North Dakota after holiday visit with Mrs Hubbard’s parents, Mr and Mrs Walter Beuyers, in this special dispatch.
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Grand Forks
Fordham
Glenn Hubbard
Doland
N. D
St Patrick Leads Campaign Against Rattlers in SD
South Dakota figure known as St Patrick promotes rattler control through school talks, 4H clubs, and farmers meetings. He claims over 10,000 snakes killed under his direction last year, including 3,000 by himself, with emphasis on first aid after bites and protective clothing during hunts. He warns snakes migrate to Bad Lands and Black Hills due to prairie dog destruction.
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South Dakota
Jackley
State College T0
Juckley
Imer
Black Mills
Missouri River
Plains
Aas
Black Hills
Mike
Jacklyid
Wyoming
Cavour Young People Return To School After Holidays
Cavour residents report many local youths returning to classes Sunday after holiday visits with friends and relatives. Howard Stoun, senior at State College Brookings, is back, along with Fay Lind daughter of Pearl Lind at John Pletcher College Oskaloosa. Lois Beall and Ferm Beall at Fletcher College, Lois Fuller of Minnetonka at Minnesota Ethic School, and others resume studies after vacation visits.
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Cavour
Howard Stoun
State College
Brookings
RA. Stant
Fay Lind
Sirs
Pearl Lind
John Pletcher College
Oskaloosx
Lois, Lal
Shower honors Miss Lela Hayes at Suower Alpena
A pre nuptial shower in honor of Miss Lela Hayes, to be a bride early this month, was hosted at Suower Alpena on January 2. About 22 friends attended the event with games and refreshments.
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Suower
Alpena
Lela Hayes
Miss Hayes
Alresnoor
Miss Irene Wahl Returns to St. Paul Training
Irene Wahl has returned to St. Paul to resume her training course after a few days away. The notice notes her travel from Alpena and lodging changes as she recommences studies.
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Blunt
Lucille Winters
Lane
ST. Paul Alpena
Irene Wahl
St. Paul
Mrs Clara Schauffer Hosts Bridge Club Dessert Lunch
Mrs Clara Schauffer entertained her bridge club at her home Thursday evening with a 1:30 dessert lunch. Games started at 3 and scoring honors went to Mrs C Mater and Mrs L J Crosby. Traveling prize went to Mrs W Myers. Guest of the club was Mrs M Conway.
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Orient
Jan
Clara )Schauffer
Curry
C. Mater
L. J. Crosby
W.myers
M. Conway
Uric Acid Treatment Ad Promises Relief for Arthritis
An old advertisement by DR. D. A. WILLIAMS COMPANY urges readers poisoned by uric acid to send ten cents for a 5 cent bottle and a Williams Treatment booklet. It claims to ease arthritis joint pains and bladder weakness and offers a free 82 day supply with no obligation, using a McGill-like mail order pitch from East Hampton Connecticut.
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William
Willias
pThis Advt
D. A.williams Company
East Hampton
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Irs
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New Orleans
Missouri
Harris School
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Nelson
Aberdeen
Burdette
Nellie McLaughlin
Margaret Yoda
Speciel
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Raymond
Klatt
Steve Realiff
Buunt
Mign Kathryn Leeper
Chillicathe
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Business College
Huronire State News
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Triplett
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Gettysburg
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