Inland Waterways Talk Set At South Dakota Dinner
The South Dakota Chamber of Commerce invites leaders on inland waterways to Sioux City for a January 15 dinner discuss Missouri River navigation to Mobridge. Secretary of War Hurley may attend. if unavailable, a deputy will speak. Discussions cover channel improvements and Big Muddy project progress toward Sioux City and Mobridge.
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Missouri River
Mobridge
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Newton
St. Louis
Misalecippi Valley Association
Patrick Hurley
Chamber
Congress
Ley
War Department
Chamlon
Missouri
Sioux City
Haron
Roy Evory
R.A. Teckaberry
Sioux City Chamber of Commerce
Green
Tallow
C. R. Miler
Minneapolis
Northwest Division
United States Chamber of Commerce
Warren E. Geen
W. H. Bulow
Bulow
South
Dakota Chamber of Commerie
Emry
Kansas City
Gary
Sioux Falls Labor Assembly Backs Storm Sewer Plan
Sioux Falls Trades and Labor assembly approves the city commission's storm sewer project plan. J. A. Stember, president, announced the action and the assembly passed a resolution favoring immediate contract letting by the city commission.
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S. F. Labor Assembly
Sioux Falls
Injunction Halts City Project Amid Unemployment Ties
A court injunction freezes the city work on the project. The plan relies on hand labor to employ Broux Falls men currently unemployed, affecting progress and local labor prospects.
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Broux Falls
De Smet Plans School Savings Project
Pupils will receive a savings book and deposit with the teacher in charge while withdrawals are allowed monthly. The program, adopted by the local teachers association, aligns with a public bank model and is supported by a De Smet bank.
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de Smet
Cme
de Smet Zhoste
Thrift
Parest Teachers Organization
de Smet Bank
Farm Account School Held At Watertown
Watertown January 10 Ted Thorfinzon farm management demonstrator from State College Brookings led a farm account school. He helped farmers with inventories and records and explained year end accounting and equipment to maintain accounts.
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Watertown Watertown
Ted Thorfiin
Zon
State College
Brookings
Shees
Thorfinnson
Officers School Planned at Pierre
Notice states a post officers school will be held in Pierre on January 12 with several state officers attending. The program mirrors other such schools statewide and assists ex servicemen with burial claims hospitalization compensation insurance headstones and related benefits. Instructions will cover claims forms. Interested parties are invited.
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Pierre Pierre
Ian
Vital Statistics In Hand County
Hand County records show deaths in 1930 match 1929 totals. Marriage licenses rose to 62 from 60. eight divorces granted. Births numbered 223 in 1930, up two from 1929. final naturalization papers granted to four whites with one applying for naturalization. Jon Creek special from Joe Creek reports Zemlicka at St Marys hospital in Pierre after a major bladder kidney operation. new Pierre hospital facilities now in use.
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Hand
Miller
Lour White
Jon Creek
Frank C. Zemlicka
Joe Creek
St. Marys Hospital
Pierre
Federal Land Bank of Omaha Reports 1938 Loans Exceeding 3.9 Million
D P Hogan reports the Federal Land Bank of Omaha lent over 3.9 million in 1938 to Nebraska Wyoming and South Dakota. Total loans outstanding reach about 168 million. Borrowers paid 2.535 million in principal reductions plus 2.1 million in other payments. Real estate owned below 0.25 percent of assets. Dividend of 7 percent paid plus 108 thousand dollar reserve added. Conditions described as satisfactory despite lower farm prices.
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Omaha
Neb
Federal Lend Bank of
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
D. P. Hogan
Federal Land Bank
Collec- Hong
Services Held Today For Mrs. James Cox
Funeral services were held at the Coz home in Howard for Mrs. James Cox who died Tuesday morning. She lived in Miner County over 50 years, was a charter member of the Howard Eastern Star lodge, and served as Worthy Matron and Worthy Grand Matron of South Dakota. The service was led by Elizabeth C. Barnett and Lowell L. Eno with Howard chapter officers, then at Graceland cemetery. Surviving are her widower and two daughters, Mrs Hessle Leryd of Calif Lind and Mrs Madeline Shepard.
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Howard
James Cox
Coz
Cox
Miner County
Howard Eastern Star Lodge
Howard O. ES
Worthy Grand Matron
South Dakota
Elizabeth C. Barnett
Armour
Lowell L. Eno
Montrose
Howard Chapter
Hayes
Graceland Cemetery
Hessle Leryd
Calif Lind
Madeline Shepard
Mitchell Warned Against Slick Advertising Faker
A letter to C. L Halston of the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce warns of a fake advertising agent. The scheme advertises in a town for about 2.50 then sells space in another town for two to three times the price. The ruse involves hyping a merchant’s goods and misrepresenting advertising value.
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C. L Halston
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Haven
Turkeys Prove Profitable Sideline for Brave Ranchers
At the AZ Ranch on the Big White River in Brave, the Innes brothers raised 880 turkeys last year. Four hundred birds were sent to the Chicago market and netted 1600 dollars. The operation also includes full blood Hereford cattle with a herd size around 608 to 680 head and additional stock.
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BRAVE
Innes
Big White River
Chicago
Innes Brothers
Faise
Buck Named Legion Post Contact Officer at Wessington Springs
At a special meeting of the Wessington Springs Legion post E. R. Buck was chosen as post contact officer. His duties include handling competition claims of war veterans.
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E.R. Buck
Legion
Wessington Springs
Bloomenraders Plan Move From Blunt To Highmore
R X A members held a farewell gathering for Mr and Mrs Phil Bloomenrader at the Mitchell home with lodge husbands and friends playing cards. The Blunt residents will move to Highmore where Mr Bloomenrader will join his sons Walter and Herbert in business.
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Bloomenraders
Highmore
Blunt
Phil Bloomenrader
Mitchell
Lodge
Bloomenrader
Bloomenrrader
Walter
Herbert
Water town DeMolays plan Sweetheart dance with votes
Water town January 18. The Order of DeMolays plans a public Sweetheart dance on January 19 featuring a vote for the 1901 sweetheart. Several candidates are in the field and a hot contest is expected as each dance ticket carries 100 votes.
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Watertown
Thea Watertown Order of DeMolays
Eld
Farmer Killed by Train Near Primghar Iowa
Clarence Smith a 45 year old farmer between Primghar and Paullina was killed when an Illinois Central passenger train struck his car at a crossing near here. Smith was alone in the car and died instantly.
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Primghar
Clarence Smith
Paullina
Illinois Central
Here
Smith
Civil Service Exams Fill Government Posts at Huron
The Civil Service Board will fill eight positions at the Huron post office through examinations. Openings include an associate medical officer in the U S Public Health Service with a 2200 dollar salary for women applicants, along with three matrons and three girls' adviser roles in Indian schools. Salaries range from 1080 to 2600 dollars. a senior medical technician will be selected from examinees. Colored eligibles are sought. Details from Mr Pugsley in the post office building.
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United States
Civil Service Board of Examinery
Huron Post Office
United State Public Health Service
Pugsley
Man's 1.76 check costs 17.50 in Sioux Falls court
William Kennedy of Sioux Falls faced court terms after a $1.76 check bounced, with overheads swelling to $17.50. The case set a deadline for payment by January 14.
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Sioux Falls
William Kennedy
America
Kennedy
Ramona Man Bound Over on Grand Larceny Charge
Madison January 10 Clair Bowman of Ramons waives preliminary exam and is bound over to circuit court on grand larceny charges. Bonds set at 1500 dollars after allegedly stealing a purse from a Ramona newspaper office containing cash and articles valued at 30 dollars. Hoover nominates Kubler for Deadwood postmaster and Stone for Lead.
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Ramona
Madison
Clair Bowman
Ramons
Circuit Court
Bowman
Fostmasters
Washington
Hoover
Carl H. Kubler
Deadwood
Benjamin R. Stone
Lead
Counties To Get Forest Funds In South Dakota
Six western South Dakota counties covering 1 062 383 acres of national forest land will receive 44 197 64 for fiscal year 1930. Custer leads with 18 020 917, Pennington 16 2B61, Lawrence 6 720% Fall River 1 390 95 Harding 1 071 66 and Meade 814 36. Average just over four cents per acre.
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Denver
Colo
South Dakota
J. L Buckner
Rocky Mountain Region
United States Forest Service
Custer
Pennington
Lawrence
Fall River
Harding
Mecsde
South Dakota National Forest
Meade
Buckner
Forest Service Road Building Funds and Congressional Appropriations
The text notes the Forest Service using funds for road construction within and near forests and mentions direct congressional appropriations for road building during the year totaling 95 712 dollars. It reflects government investment in forest infrastructure and funding channels.
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Forest Service
Congress
Weygint backs welfare legislation for South Dakota children
Mrs. W. E. Weygint of the County Child Welfare board endorsed American Legion sponsored bills to raise child care standards in South Dakota. She urged a strong, well funded Child Welfare commission to supervise boards and improve identification of underprivileged and handicapped children.
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Howard
W. E. Weygint
County
American Legion of
South Dakota
White House
Hoover
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My Farm
Cavour
Huron
Cemetery Road
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Concord
White Rock
HL P. Hein
F. H. Soll
Tines Sao Tpoms Ok
Huron Clinic
SPRA
Saylor
Griffith
Faust
G. Hanson
Ampbell
Bas
Mer
Wwe
Thrust Cases
Auto Glass
Air City
Tolle Shoity
Weygint
Dean
Firestone
Krummann Service Stores, Inc
Winter Motor, Service
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