South Dakota Weather Review Highlights Dry August and Warm Year
Federal forecaster B R Laskowski released an annual South Dakota weather summary noting a hot dry August and an overall favorable year for agriculture. The report covers temperature and precipitation ranges, notable storms, grasshopper impacts, and crop progression from January through December.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
Star Weather Bureau
Huron
la Delle
Pollock
Britton
Sioux Falls
Newell
Redig
Beadle
Kinsbury
Sanborn
Kingsbury
Pennington
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Cyril Ingle
Mr and Mrs Cyril Ingle announce the birth of their daughter on Friday evening at St Mary's Hospital in Pisrze.
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Blunt
Cyril Ingle
Stt. Mary's Hospital
Pisrze
McKichan Uncle Taken to Sanitarium for Diabetes Treatment
Eugene McKichan drove his uncle Hugh McKichan to Hot Springs on Sunday. Hugh will enter Battle Mountain Sanitarium for diabetes treatment awaiting ongoing medical care and recovery.
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Bonilla
Specia
Eugene McKichan
Hugh McKichan
Hot Springs
Battle Mountain
Test Expect Changes In Ten Thousand Dollar Benefit Cap
Frederick S. D. Test, president of the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation, predicted the American Farm Bureau Federation would seek to modify the Agricultural Adjustment Act limit of ten thousand dollars in benefits to one person. He said current limits bar farmers who rent land from large owners, and noted many state presidents favor excluding tenants from the cap when rent is 50 percent or less of crops. He forecast Congress would keep the AGA largely intact and that Test would attend a meeting of state Farm Bureau presidents.
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Congress
Test
State Farm Bureau Federation
Highmore Women Discuss Legislation Meeting
Highmore South Dakota club members meet to study legislation with Mrs. C E Noel outlining club study and wartime legislative groundwork. Mrs. R J Drew leads a round table on supporting and opposing legislation, discussing measures before the current session.
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Highmore Club
Highmore
Highmore Women's Club
C. E. Noel
R. J. Drew
Hyde County appoints Highmore osteopath as county doctor
Dr. C. M. Parkinson of Highmore, osteopathic physician, was named Hyde County doctor by the board of commissioners at Monday's session. He has practiced in Highmore for about eight years.
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DH. Parkinson
Hyde County
Highmore
C. M. Parkinson
Board of Commissioners
Mondey
Visits at Bonilla and nearby calls over weekend
Miss Doris McKichan spent the weekend with grandmother Mrs. Sarah McKichan. Mrs. Ethel Carson and Donald Carson of Wolsey called Sunday. Carson had been visiting her father Henry Martin in Edinburgh Texas. Pun boards and prices led to $10 fines for fourteen operators in Sioux Falls after police visits. all pleaded guilty.
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Bonilla Bonilla
Doris McKichan
Sarah ‘McKichan
Ethel Carson
Donald
Wolsey
Carson
Henry Martin
Edinbugh
Texas
Sioux Falls
Ransom L
Gibbs
Visit of Fred Martin to Mrs. Merle Baptist Home
Fred Martin of Chamberlain visits his daughter Mrs. Merle Baptist and other relatives at their home, spending time with family members.
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Bonilla Bonilla
Fred Martin
Chamberlain
Merle Baptist
Unseasonal Rains Regarded As Boon To Hyde Farmers
Hyde County reports 2.8 inches of rain followed by 3 to 4 inches of wet snow, a rare January event. Veteran farmer E Quirk notes soil remained unfrozen, aiding moisture for gardens and early pastures, with experts calling the midwinter soaking timely and beneficial for trees and grasses.
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Hyde
Hicad Munn
Van
Hyde County
State Experiment Staion
E. Quirk
Quirk
Gurney Named to Five Senate Committees
Senator Chan Gurney of South Dakota received five committee assignments on Tuesday as the Senate finalized its organization. He was named to Interstate Commerce, Irrigation and Reclamation, Military Affairs, Printing, and Public Lands.
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Gurney
Washington
Chan Gurney
South Dakota
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Rainfall at Blunt Breaks Long Drought
Heavy rain from Sunday evening to Monday morning added 1.27 inches, bringing total moisture to 1.52 inches after a wet snow. The storm disrupted Northern Light and Power Company service for several hours, with wind accompanying the snowfall and moisture well distributed.
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Blun L
Northern ‘Light and Power Company
De Smet PTA Meeting Tonight Postponed From Tuesday
The De Smet PTA holds its regular monthly meeting in the school tonight at 7 30. Mrs Ida B Alseth Kingsbury County superintendent will speak on Reading in the Home. Travel slides will be shown and a women's trio provides music.
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Pepina
de Smet Pta
Erwin
Ida B. Alseth
Kingsbury County
Funeral Held for Ellendale Youth in Orient Community
Charlie McShane and Paul Diekslake attended the funeral of Mr McShane’s son at Ellendale North Dakota on Monday. The deceased was the eldest child of Mr and Mrs Martin McShane prominent in Orient.
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Orient
Charlie McShane
Paul’ Dieks-lake
Local Guests Visited Huron Family Hosts
Mr and Mrs J Hatfield in Huron welcomed guests Mr and Mrs R A Bianga and other newly listed visitors at their home during the Sunday gathering. The event marked cordial community social.
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Huron
Bancroft
Specia
End Austin
R.A. Bianga
J. Hatfield
Ruling sought on suspended sentence length in Rowe case
SIOUX FALLS January 11 Warden Nortan Jameson asked South Dakota Attorney General for guidance on how long a suspended sentence lasts for George Rowe of Watertown. Rowe was sentenced to a year and a half for forgery with six months suspended for good behavior. he was released after a year. The suspension was revoked January 6 1939 after alleged violations, raising questions whether suspended time hangs indefinitely or ends when the original term expires. Judge Vern G Wohlheter argued suspended time remains at the court's discretion and could be imposed if conditions are violated.
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Sioux Falls
G. Nortan_ Jameson
South Dakota
George Rowe
Watertown
Rowe
Circuit’ Court
Cedington County
Jameson
Vern G. Wohlheter
Bonilla Social Club Pie Social at Town Hall
The Bonilla Social Club sponsors a pie social and program at Town Hall Saturday evening January 14 at eight o'clock. A number on an embroidered quilt top will be given with each lunch ticket.
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Bonilla
Supreme Court Hears Three Pennington County Appeals
S D Supreme Court in Pierre heard three appeals. Brice Lewis of Santa Monica challenged Pennington County circuit court deeds involving 15000 dollars in real property with Bert Lewis Luce Tinsley and the Presbyterian Church of Rapid City as respondents. Annie and James Drysdale of Rapid City appeal a Pennington County circuit court injunction barring horses on a Rapid City barn with Irene Johnson as respondent. Fred M Sellers of Custer appeals a jury verdict awarding Abbie Bock of Custer 2500 dollars for injuries from a January 20 collision. Sellers and his late father are named in the record.
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Fred W. Sellers Appeals Contributory Negligence Claim
Fred W. Sellers, the defendant in the suit, appeals on grounds that Mrs. Bock bears contributory negligence. The appellate brief argues the jury should have apportioned fault differently and questions the trial court's instructions on comparative negligence.
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Fred W. Sellers
Doland Fire Department Rabbit Hunt Draws Hundreds
Doland Fire Department sponsored a rabbit drive near a Spring Township school section drawing 500 to 600 hunters. The tally listed 522 rabbits and one fox with about 55 dollars raised to buy new equipment. Participants came from Doland Turton Conde Raymond and Clark.
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Doland, Jan. l
Doland Fire Department
Spring Township
Doland
Turton, Conde, Raymond and
Clark
Return to Duties After Brief Vacations at Local Schools
Claire Price resumes teaching at Hosmer after a two week vacation taken in his brother Glen Price's name. Miss Dorothy Nesfield returns to McNeil school after a two week home visit.
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Bonilla
Specia
Claire Price
Hosmer
Glen Price
Dorothy Nesfield
McNeil
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