Highway funds and farm to market roads debate
The Argus Leader warns against diverting highway funds to secondary roads and urges central control of funds. It stresses federal aid limits to designated primary highways and questions maintenance costs amid heavier traffic and resurfacing material shortages. The piece defends keeping funds centralized and criticizes county-level fund handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus-Leacer
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Argiun Lander
Argus
Aeat Us
Argus-Leader
Pease
Argee-Leader
Ambiguity Clouds Crowds Voice on Great American Writer
Nelson Astin Crawford, editor of Household, questions whether Bladsir Lewis is the finest American writer and if he deserved a recent prize. The piece notes Crawford’s doubt that any other author could be more distinctly American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Nelson Astin Crawford
the Household Magazine
Bladsir Lewis
United States
Tewe Abe
Lonwis
Johnson
Malthus
Wits
Gense Ax Holland
United
Pepe
Gomg Saegbedings
Yeehirdey
Exaggeration and Prideful Feelings in Six Voices
A fragment reflects on exaggeration as literature and on fostering healthy pride among six individuals. The line suggests collective reflection, emphasizing self worth and literary value without specifics or context.
Norrix-Rumpus Pause Signals Shift in Party Ties
The article notes a sudden quiet as Senator Norris and some Republicans show willingness to align briefly, aiming for committee assignments while avoiding new conflicts until the next Senate organization. It also reports Huron bidding farewell to Thomas T. Parker, who will lead Insull properties across three states, praised for his public service and client relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noraig
Norrix
Senate
Norris
Morris
Elrockhart
Huron
Thomas T. Parker
Parker
North-western Public Service Company
Insull Properties
Wr. Parker
Press Commentary on Rebuilding the Holy Land
The Kansas City Star reviews the Palestine white paper and its impact on Zionist aims, noting Britain’s stance on the Balfour pledge and immigration fears. It cites Johnson’s warnings about population pressure and long term global effects on settlement patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Kansas City
Lord Painfield
Palestine
Zioning
England
MacDonald
MacDonald Tesnow
Great Britain
Club Work Gets Boost From Men
A Beadle County program gains support from local leaders including the president of the Feem Bu reas, the secretary of the Moree Chamber of Commerce, the county treasurer, and the county agent. They back 4-H dairy calf projects with bank financing and trips to state college, aiming to build stable agriculture through youth involvement and community backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folse
Feem Bureas
Moree Chamber of Commerce
Fey Hanker
Beaker Drew
Cate
Wismmain
Aed
Somp Foley Dumb
Aed Records
Tenemess Men of
Huron
South Dakota State College
Buren Chamber of Commerce
Beadle County
Stickers and Accwer Details on Classified Page Two
A fragment from page two hints at sticker listings and an accused item titled Tedmy's Accwer with possible spelling errors. Details are unclear but indicate a continuing classifieds or puzzle section. No person or organization clearly identifiable due to garbled OCR.
Spink School Gets Bright Makeover by Local Youth
Young citizens of La Prairie in Spink County repaint ruffed curtains with bright colored oil cloth tiebacks and revarnish woodwork. They also refresh waste baskets dust pans and wash stands to improve the school as part of a community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spink School
la Prairie School
Spink County
Marshall County youth earns trip to national 4H Congress
Club Campion expert judge from Marshall County is named to the state livestock judging team and attends the national 4H Congress in Chicago for achievement. Melvin recalls five years in 4H starting with baby beef, successive county and state fair placings, and praise for fellow member Nichols who helped push the team toward victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campion
Marchal County Club
Sroclee Tivertock
Chicago
Melvin
Marshall County
Huron
Testler
Bir. Nichols
Chttage
Dakota Dairy Show Sponsors Contest
The Dakota Dairy Show sponsors a contest to boost dairying interest with the subject Dairying His Value to the Farmer. The annual Dairy Show at Yale on January 22 21 offers cash prizes totaling 22.59 for winners. Contest committee members are A B Bilson TC Marzi and Charles F Harshfeld of Belle Weurchs.
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Yale
A. B. Bilson
TC. Marziani
Charles F. Harshfeld
Belle Weurchs
Schultz Heads Happy Hustlers Dairy Club
The Pappy Hustlers 4-H club boys met at Floyd Hofman Monday evening. Members enrolled in the club. Claire Lovelace is vice president and Howard Bellersley secretary. Maurice HI treasurer. Mrs Hofmein served a dish at the close of the business meeting.
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Schultz
Happy Hustlers
Pappy Hustlers
Floyd Hofman
Beer Cew
Wincest Labrie
Racherd Duerteon
Flor
Claire Lovelace
Howard Bellersley
Maurice HI
Hofmein
Huronite Winner Speaks at Highmore Sewing Club Meeting
The Banner Sewing club of Highmore met at the home of Lake Forsts on January 4. Antoinatie Ondrirek won a free trip and reviewed experiences, exhibited crayon drawings, and discussed patterns for laundry bags as preparations began. The next meeting moves to Anton Grdricek’s home on January 18 per reporter Marica Thurston.
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Banner Sewing Club
Highmore
Lake Forsts
Sacrumbs
Peasaeg
Ondrirek
Raede
Anton Grdricek
Marica Thurston
Two New Davison County Commissioners Appointed
At the reorganiz ation meeting G W Shumway of Mitchell and G T Metager of Mt Wamon joined the Davison county commission replacing J H Dunbar and Jake Lehman. Ethan Carlson was elected chairman as the county moves to select official newspapers for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison
Mitchell
Davison Comity Opoximumissioners
G. W. Shumway
Michell
G. T. Metager
Mt. Wamon
Shumway
J. H. Dunbar
Metspc
Jake Lehman
Satan
Carlson
Ethan
Serong
the. Com
Twenty Years Ago by Is Haro Twenty Years Ago by
Robert Van Arsdale employed in Harvey grocery store is confined at Weatcome for a short time due to illness. Mrs. Anos J. White visits granddaughter Mrs. BC. Win emea and returns to Beaver Minnesota. Miner returns Wednesday after trip to Heres Sar bedees.
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Robert van Arsdale
Harvey
Weatcome
Cness
Bra
J. J. Purcell
Watertown
Wis- Be Bay
Anos J. White
Winemea
Tome
Beaver
Minn
Thoreday
Aeming
Miner
Geac
American Lutheran Church Services and Area Notices
Sunday worship at 10:30 am led by Pastor Disrud with a choir under Harold Steck. Bible classes at 11:15 am. confirmation study and youth services follow. A 2:30 pm service is planned at Earlville 12 miles south of Virgil. Congregational meeting next Monday at 7 pm with reports and officer elections. February 10 11 12 events noted.
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Ameriese Lutheran Chrorh
Bey
Jesus
J. Stainer
American Lutheran Church Choir
Harold T. Steckwen
Earlville
Virgil
Sion
American Lutheran Church
Mng 1
Church of the
Kansas Ave
Second St
Igbacco
B.C. Taxies
Bixa Jagake
First Methodist Aptocopal Church
Jaimee the
Halidays
Suedey
Older Young Peoples
Daniel Gege
Huron
Congregational Young People's Society
W.seck
Congregational Church of Huron
Lqmw
Cheiat
We. Preckhom
Pfluger
Grace Episcopal
Hey. E. Croft, Gear
St. John's Church
Minn
Peapolis
Wallace Bristol
Presbyterian Church
Bischoff
Moskowie
Th. H. Ketelle
Salvation Army
O. J. Jones
St Martin's Catholic Church
Fick Church of Christ
Scientist Corner
Strong
P.O
Cavour
Pearl
Richland
Caevour
Mra. Diden
Janeuary
Arma
Thursney
Thursney—Cottage
Calvary
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Mmet
Tor Tolag
Ts Newsyapmm
Fox
Central South Dekeia
Basel Christofersen
Baier
Bankers
Tedmy
Dakota Dairy Show
Miller Juniors
Haro
S. D. Disrud
LM Goerel
Hardaker
J. W. Pattee
Alpeme-Virgil Methodist Church
Mae Tenons
Alpe
Fe Meahioarn
Montgomery
W. Stewart
Pester
Monsignor Desmond
Father Braman
Church of Christ Corner
Fifth
Wisconsin
W. H. Bayles
Wisconsin S. W
Alfred Trenerry
Guy H. Rake
Sefeal A.M
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