South Dakota Plans 1942 Victory Garden Drive
South Dakota farmers show plans to boost gardens by 13 percent in 1942 under the National Victory Garden program. Conference leaders urge proper land use avoid waste and stress right foods, with standards for varieties and demonstrations to aid planning and cultivation. Lane school opens after vacation with staff arrivals noted.
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South Askatars
National Defense Garden Council
Washington, D. C
Secretary of
Claude R Wickard
Federal Security
Paul V. McNutt
Food For Freedom
Department of Agriculture
Com
Mittee
South Dakota
Albert Goss
The
National Grange
George D. Bailey
Vermont
Usda: Défense Board
Mr. Bailey
Neighborhood News Highlights Local Travels and Home Visits
Mrs. Matt Kelley trains at home nursing for Mrs. Emma Zellmer while others travel to Aberdeen Redfield and Sioux Falls. Family movements include enlistments, college returns, and holiday visits among Kogel Gogolin Schroe der and Quirk families with multiple trips to Watertown Chicago and Omaha.
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Orient
Matt Kelley
Faulkton
Emma Zellmer
Roland Egger
Ed Hand
Miller
Carl Keck
Joyer
Aberdeen
Bert Kent
Muller
Lewie
August
Meissner
Roy Egger
Lizzie Crampas
Sioux Falls
Reg Conway
Milton Gibson
Redfield
Esther McDermid
Bilsie McDermid
Gertrude Pigeon
Francis
Marine Corps of San Diego
Navy seeks 14000 candidates for midshipman selection
Brookings January 9 report says the Navy plans to enlist fourteen thousand graduates and undergraduates as naval reserve midshipmen. Seven thousand seniors and seven thousand juniors or graduates will be called to active duty after training or upon graduation in 1943. Applicants must be native born unmarried U.S. citizens 19 to 28, meet physical standards, and have college coursework. pilot candidates require two years of college.
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Brookings
Navy
United States Naval Reserve
Lyman E. Jackson
State College
Naval Reserve Andshipmen
United States
Churches in the War Destroyed and Repaired Nationwide
During the World War 2626 churches were destroyed with 2626 total incidents. All but 50 of these churches were repaired or rebuilt before the start of World War II.
Hyde County moisture for 1941 exceeds normal by two inches
Hyde County records show 19.14 inches of moisture in 1941, surpassing the normal 17.25. The year featured a maximum 108 degrees on July 23, a low of 20 on January 1 and February 19, and 9.95 inches of snow. The heaviest 24-hour rainfall was 1.59 inches on October 2, with November bringing only traces. The last killing frost occurred May 23 and first frost September 28.
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Highmore
Hyde County
Netrie H. Susex
South Dakota Experimental Station
Death ruling blames uncle in Janis Tufty case
Sioux Falls jury found five year old Janis Tufty died New Year’s Day due to negligence by her uncle Ted Tufty, driver in a collision with a city bus. Patrolman Harold G. Hanson testified Tufty was under the influence of liquor.
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Sioux Falls
Jan
Ipi
Sorones
Janis Tufty
Ted Tufty
Harold G. Hanson
Tufty
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Syring
Stratford and
Wessington
J. Hy Ewert
Avon
Springfield
Miss Thompson
H. D. Mollet
Theal
Miss Carr
Sheffield
Misa Dearborn
Miss de Jong
Gann Valley
Aero Parts Manufacturing Company
Wichita
Kansas
Aero Apprentice Training Division
Mr. Drannon
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
S.D
South Washington
Wichita, Kansas
Usda ‘Defense Board
Ays
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Victory Foods
USDA
Defense Board
Neighborhood. News
Theo. Swensen
Minneapolis
Lowell
Ft. Snelling
Texas
Clement Kogel
Phil Kogel
Camp Leonard Wood
Bernard Burg
Mr. Burg
Florence Kogel
Martin Schroeder
Agnes Schroeder
Everett Kogel
Helen Kogel
Mankato Business College
Johanna Schroeder
Eastern Normal
Madison
Klemm
Northern Normal
Georgia Schwanbauer
Springs College
Robert and Mason Burchfield
Yankton College
Cavour
R. V. Smail
Robert
Watertown
Air Corps
Clifford Edwards
Chicago
Margaret
Torrington
Wyo
James
Maguire
Everett Comstock
Scotts Bluff
Ned
Wolsey
Carl Gogolin
Lucian Shoemaker
Martinus Gogolin
North Dakota
van Hook
Anamoose
Qell
Joe Schade
Big Stone City
Max Schade
Rosella Lutz
Converse
Theo Zens
Agnes Higgins
Omaha
Si. A. Schaefer
Polo
Wiliam Brueggeman
Arlene Muelenberg
Joe
Vernon. Stevenson
Laramie
Sam’ Stevenson
Edwin Namanny
Wetonks
Hare Y
Ethel. Tschappat
Leola
Katherine Stimson
Maxine Swanson
Margaret Burnham
Jorda
Ing
Jam. Jordan
George
Louise
Tompkins
Coe’s
Sheldon F. Reese
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Vigoras
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