Klages Quits State College for Idaho Post
Dr. KH Klages associate professor of agronomy at South Dakota State College resigns after seven and a half years to become head of agronomy at the University of Idaho in Moscow. He will replace Dr Hulbert who resigned. Klages cites salary reductions and rising costs as factors in the decision.
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Brookings
Jan
KH. Klages
Souths Dakota State College
University of Iaha
Moscow
Idaho
College of Agrice
Klages
Hulbert
Cor- Wallis
Oregon
Creston State College
University of
Ilinois
Vig
Illinois
Oklahoma
State Sollemt
C. Pugsley
South Dakot
South Dakota
Ely
Norr
Wsley
Ree Heights Club Starts New Year
Ree Heights Jan. 8 Special Ree Heights Woman's club met at Alice Weld home for first year matings Program on folk music read by Mrs Burge with Phyllis and Margery Burke singing prairie pioneer and mountain songs. The group discussed Margaret Prescott Montague England to acre ga and peace and war current events during tea.
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Ree Heights
Alice Weld
Cisim
Rockies
Margaret Prescott Montague
England
Acre
Dormitory Boys Enjoy Holidays in Woonsocket 1936
Woonsocket dormitory students chose New Year parties or shows on New Year Eve. They decorated the recreation room, played games, and held a party with popcorn, apples, and treats. Everyone woke in good spirits for the first school day of 1936.
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Woonsocket
Park Board Buys Blue Bell Lodge in Harney Canyon
CUSTER January 47 The state park board announced the purchase of Blue Bell lodge and 70 acres in Harney canyon also known as Sunday Gulch. Ray Millicent state park superintendent said the $17,000 deal includes the lodge cabins store land and furnishings from former owners Mr and Mrs Leslie H Jensen who operated under a 25 year lease since 1926.
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Park Board
Blue Bell Lodge
Custer
Jan
Harney Canyon
Sunday Gulch
Ray Millicent
Custer State Park
Mollikex
Iodge
Leslie H. Jensen
Mogek Brothers Quartet Sing At Alpena Church Service
Special music at the ME church in Alpena featured four selections by the Mogek brothers quartet Curtis Lawrence and Leon ard Mogek and Ben Brosz. Lawrence Monck also performed the Call to Worship during the Sunday morning worship.
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Alpena
Mogek Brothers
Curtis
Lawrence
Leonard Mogek
Ben Brosz
Lawrence Monck
Many Packers Faced Bankruptcy After AAA Halt
In Ottumwa Iowa on January 8, T Henry Foster president of Joan Morrell & Co. stated that had the AAA not been halted by the Supreme Court many meat packers would have faced liquidation. He noted the decision dampened taxpayer burdens, but many packing concerns near bankruptcy due to large assessments and federal tax collection drains.
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Ottumwa
AAA
Supreme Court
T. Henry Foster
Joan Morrell & Co
Foster
Crop Values Slump Hits Belle Fourche Projects
Newell January 1938 report shows Belle Fourche irrigation crop value at 9150 million, down from 1928 due to lower hay and grain prices. Beets led at 482000 while alfalfa, barley and oats boosted production values. livestock numbers rose with 10600 sheep and 26000 chickens.
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Youngblatt
W. J. Gowan
Belle Fourche
CG. W. Morseman
Nisland
John Bentz
Newell
Owl Creek
Plan Farm Program For Potter County GETTYSBURG
A Jan 8 report from Potter county details a 20-member committee of farmers and businesspeople chosen by the county extension board to shape the county agricultural program. The group, named Agricultural Program Planning Project, draws representation from Gettysburg and neighboring communities to assist the AAAE and Extension Service in formulating farm production plans. Members include L W Herren, Floyd Westphal, M i a Von Wald, C Pearson, Hans Christiansen, C B Sloat, Fred Harer, Mrs Harry Manfall, Carl Cronin, Edwin Wail, Melvin Todd, A C Natchke, Ben Baugust, Ben Kaiser, John Wickert, Henry J Brisse, C B Jackson, Mrs J M McMaster, Wm F P Hinckley, and Primis Anderson.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
County Extension Board
Lyle 3. Kennedy
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Extension Service
Mia
L. W. Herren
Floyd Westphal
Gorman
Milly von Wald
Charles Pearson
Hans Christiansen
C. B. Sloat
Haven
Fred Harer
Harry Manfall
Carl’ Cronin
Edwin Wail
Tolstoy
Melvin Todd
Seneca
A. C. Natchke
Ben Baugust
Ben M. Kaiser
John Wickert
Lebanon
Henry J. Brisse
C. B. Jackson
3. M. McMaster
Wisland Election Invalidated Over Notice to Nisland
Circuit Judge James McNenny invalidated Nisland’s municipal liquor store election. The ruling cited improper notice posted locally instead of published publicly. He also addressed whether third class towns may operate liquor stores, upholding the challenge to Nisland’s election.
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Wisland
Pierre
State Liquor Control Commission
James McNenny
Nisland
McNenny
Nis
Land
Woodbury County seeks final payment on 1935 corn hog contracts
A Woodbury county corn hog allotment committee resolution urges the government to complete final payment on 1935 contracts. It is signed by President Hudolph Olson and will be sent to Secretary of Agriculture Henry Wallace. The notice mentions the death of Mrs Eben Palmer at 108 in London, noted as oldest woman there and mother to Revity with a simple living and needlework hobby.
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Sioux City
Woodbury County
Woodbury, County
Hudolph Olson
Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Eben Palmer
London
Rail commission cuts freight rates on cast iron pipe
South Dakota state railroad charge reductions will take effect before March 20 on cast iron pipe freight from Birmingham Anniston Alabama and Chattanooga Tennessee to nearly all state stations. Typical net ton rate drops vary by city with Huron Watertown Mitchell Yankton Pierre Rapid City among those shown. Similar cuts apply to remaining stations except Sioux Falls as required by interstate commerce commission ruling.
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Pierre
Jan
State’ Rail Toad Commission
South Dakota
Birmingham
Anniston
Alabama
Chattanooga
Tenn
Huron
Watertown
Mitchell
Yankton
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Commission
Alpena Bridge Club Hosts Descriptive Evening
Mrs P E Burns hosted the ILL AT ALPENA Easy Ace bridge club at 7 30 pm in Alpena on Monday with guests Mrs Cary son of Mr and Mrs Robert Buell J H Whittle of Mclntosh and Mrs J O Lewis ill at home with a heart ailment in serious condition.
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Alpena
P. E. Burns
Lloyd
Cary
Robert Buell
J. H. Whittle
MclIntosh
J. O
Lewis
L O O F Installations At Alpena Lodge Meeting
Alpena January 8 special report states the L O O F met for its regular session and installed officers into their stations. Names listed include Lyle Freeman noble grand Glenn Miller vice grand Will Frier R S to W G AL Jo Brigham L S to N G George Brigham secretary W B Shef field chaplain J D Evans treasurer Henry Silkey conductor Willam Leigh ton wander George Kunze R S to W G Charles Brammer LS to V John Miller inside guard A Moyers outside guard Luncheon followed by social hour.
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Alpena
F. Alpena
Lyle Freeman
Noble Grand
Glenn Miller
Will Frier
W.G
AL Jo Brigham
L. S
N.G
George Brigham
W.B. Sheffield
J.D. Evans
Henry Silkey
Willam Leighton
Wander
George Kunze
R. S
Charles Brammer
V. John Miller
A. Moyers
Holidays End For Ree Heights Folk Return From Holiday
Many young people who spent the holiday with their parents returned to work this week. Readable names include Helen Suhnrom Minneapolis Gale Cowan Ames Betty Paine Nadine Nicholas Spearfish Dutila Speirs Ellen McKelvey Hazel Lingscheit Ella Lillian Leyson Aberdeen Philly Burge Wessington Springs George Voelker Hill City CCC camp Eleanore Wareing Huron Charles Gardner Yankton Norma Lingschelt Huron Dorothy Lingschelt Sioux Falls.
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Ree Helmas
Helen Suhnrom
Minneapolis
Gale Cowan
Herbert Specker
Ames
Betty Paine
Nadine Nicholas
Spearfish
Dutila Speirs
Ellen McKelvey
Haz~ E] Lingscheit
Ella
Lillian Leyson
Watertown Nips Coal Thieves
Four men in Watertown were found guilty of stealing coal from the Chicago and North Western railway. William Stecker received 15 days in jail and a $20 fine. Charles Erickson LeRoy Davis had 15 day sentences suspended. R L White’s sentence postponed. Special agent P L Mulvaney urged suspensions. 16 to 20 tons were taken. Judge Lloyd Peterson noted Stecker sold stolen coal, a graver offense.
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Watertown
Earb
Chicago and
North Western ‘Railway
William Stecker
Charles Erickson
LeRoy Davis
R. L. White
Stecker
Lloyd Peterson
Erickson al
Davis
White
P.L. Mulvaney
Jude Peterson
Peterson
Pastors Meet Alpena Tri County Ministers Group
Rev and Mrs A R Eschliman hosted the Tri County Ministerial Association in Alpena on Monday. Fifteen guests attended a noon dinner followed by an afternoon meeting.
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Alpena
Jan
Mra
A. R. Eschliman
Tri-County Ministerial Association
Aurora Teachers Gather Saturday in Plankinton
Aurora county teachers meet in Plankinton on January 11 for a business session, program, and dates for county contests. Miss Margaret Grant, county superintendent, notes the event and a featured talk by Gerald Giving about world travel and his Russia and Arab travel experiences.
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Aurora
Plankinton
Jun
Aurora County
Margaret Grant
Gerald Giving
Madison
Gobe Trotter
Orient
Europe
Giving
Russia
Transient Burned In Fire At S F
Sioux Falls reports a transient named Bill Jones severely burned when trapped in an Omaha railroad sandhouse that caught fire. He received treatment at a local hospital this week. Fire likely started from defective wiring. the sandhouse near the Omaha roundhouse serves as a shelter for transients in cold weather.
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Sioux Falls
Jan. S
Bill Jones
Jones
Omaha Roundhouse
Pool ban hits Sioux Falls Sundays
Sioux Falls police shut Sunday pool games after enforcing a local ordinance requiring doors to be locked and go games of skill banned on the Sabbath. The city commission this week approved licenses for other establishments.
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Sioux Falls
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