Sharpe names ex-opponent as aide and rural credits move
Governor M. Q. Sharpe announces Millard G. Scott an opponent in the Republican primary will serve as his secretary and continue rural credits director duties. He plans to nominate Colonel B. A. Beeckwith and Ming Inspector 4. H. Stewart for Senate confirmation. Scott, from Artasian, previously led the rural credits department and liquidated a 40 million dollar farm lending agency.
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Scott
Sharpe
Rural Credits Board
House
Senate
Artasian
3. D
Harriet Skain Cosgrove
Bushfield
Dorothy Barnes
Pierre
Iva Moe
Kennebec
Cosgrove
F. H
Denny) Cosgrove
Te South Dakota Young Republican League
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Blunt Soldiers Earn Corporal Ranks in War Report
Blunt soldiers Pigney stationed in Baltimore and Gunsalus with forces in Australia received corporal ratings. The two ranks reflect promotions within the armed forces amid ongoing wartime service.
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Blunt
Why Be Troubled By Wartime Constipation
Wartime readers are advised to avoid constipation by drinking water and eating a high bulk cereal. The article promotes Keloge's All-Ur-anm cereal from Battle Creek as a daily help to prevent digestive issues during stress.
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Stark
Keloge
Battle Creek
Weather yields praised in 1942 as best agricultural year
United States Weather Bureau meteorologist B R Laskowski notes 1942 as one of the best agricultural years since statewide records began in South Dakota. Mild seasons, adequate moisture, and ample crops including corn small grains fodder vegetables melons and potatoes supported strong yields across the eastern middle western thirds and Black Hills region.
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B. R. Laskowski
United States Weather Bureau
South Dakota
Laskowski
Ralph
Wagner
Black Hills
Howard
Redig
Weather record tracks yearly crop progress and damage
A yearlong weather narrative notes modest crop losses from inclement conditions with May to June hail and high winds, generally favorable yields in winter and spring grains, uneven corn growth, and late summer moisture. Harvest advanced as autumn brought mild temperatures, with fall plowing, silos filling, and ample surface moisture supporting crops. stock remained in good condition through year end.
Five Hundred Club Meets In Tulare Home
Mrs. Ray Shultz hosted the Five Hundred Club in Tulare on Thursday evening. Two tables of cards awarded prizes to Mrs. Ving Hughes and guest Mrs. Kathryn McCoy. Lunch followed the games.
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Five Hundred Club
Tulare
Ray Shultz
Ving Hughes
Kathryn McCoy
Shultz
Hitchcock PTA Card Party Planned at School House
Hitchcock January 12 Special The PTA will hold its annual card party at the school house Wednesday evening at 3 o'clock. The program committee includes Mrs. F Gordon Jr Miss Leora Meyer Henry Marten Alex Phillips and Mrs. William Alger.
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Hitchcock Pta
Hitchcock
PTA
F.’ Gordon Jr
Leora Meyer
Henry Marten
Alex ‘Phillips
William Alger
Card Party at Cavour Hall Hosts Tompers and Mrs O'Brien
In Cavour Hall Cavour January 12 special event featured H C Tompers and Mrs Tom O'Brien hosting a card party Friday evening. The evening included card play and refreshments. A separate note reports a young people's meeting at the Rev Mee Non home on Thursday with chair practice afterward.
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Cavour Hall
Cavour
H. C. Tompers
Tom O’brien
Tomper
Bancroft
Mee
Pioneer Of Tulare Area Dies Saturday
Samuel Warfield longtime Tulare resident died at his home after several months illness. About 80 years old he lived on a farm southwest of Tulare and had been confined to a wheel chair. Survived by sons Ben Ray Percy and daughters Mae Mrs Netlie Miller of Tulare and a son in Frankfort. Funeral services were held at Coleman Funeral Home Redfield Monday and body sent to Town for burial.
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Tulare
Samuel Warfield
Warfield
Ben
Mae
Ray
Netlie Miller
Percy
Frankfort
Coleman Funeral Home
Redfield
Bridal Shower At Hitchcock Home
Mrs. Walter Ahlstrom, Mrs. William Skarin, Mrs. D. E. Danielson, and Mrs. Linus Skarin hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at the Walter Ahlstrom home for Mrs. Edgar Harms nee Sylvia Ahlstrom. Twenty five guests attended and lunch followed. Harms received many gifts. The couple, recently married, will move from Alpha to a farm near Tulare.
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Alpha
Ohio
Tulare
Hitchcock Contract Club Meets for Bridge Afternoon
The Hitchcock Contract Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Perry Dickson’s home. Two tables of contract bridge were played with Mrs. Edgar Du Bois winning high score and Mrs. Laura Fountain second. Refreshments were served. guests included Mrs. Laura Fountain and Mrs. Otto Phillips.
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Hitchuuck
Van
Contract Bridge Club
Perry Dickson
Edgar du Bois
Laura Fountain
Dickson
Otto Phillips
Kil Kare Bridge Club Meets Tuesday
Hitchcock Jan 12 A special Kil Kare bridge club met Tuesday evening at Mrs Fritz Grass home. Auction bridge was played at two tables with Mrs M D Dawson winning high prize and Mrs Way Rodman taking the traveling prize. Lunch was served. guests included Mrs F G Gordon Jr and Mrs George Armstrong.
Buffalo County Pioneer Dies at 84 in Valley
GANW Valley Jan 12 Special O T Dye Buffalo County oldest pioneer died after a long illness one day after his 85th birthday Born in Iowa he moved to Buffalo County 39 years ago homesteading on Elm Creek where he lived at death Dye was an early pioneer teacher and county superintendent His wife aged 79 and five children survive him
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Buffalo County
Ganw Valley
O. T. Dye
Iowa
Mir. Dye
Elm Creek
Former Residents Visit At Gana Valley
Kenneth Nelson of Hills County and Mrs Paul Nelson, former residents now serving in the U.S. Navy, visited Gana Valley Friday. Nelson recently returned from the Guadalcanal battle and is on a meat furlough before returning to his ship. Food favors were served during the afternoon.
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Gana Valley
Gann Valley
Kenneth . Nelson
Paul
Nelson’ Hills
U.S. Navy
Guadalcanal
Highmore WSCS Officers Installed In Service Friday
Highmore January 12 special At a candle lighting service at the Methodist parsonage the Woman's Society of Christian Service officers were installed by Rev W P Slocum The roster includes Vern Tompkins president N G Stimson vice president Arthur Tagg treasurer Adele Thompson recording secretary W P Slocum missions Wilbert Goldsmith choresy activities O E Parkinson spiritual June Ellis literature and publications Benjamin Bozner supplies Millard iol children s work Joe Sleger student work Ruth Ashdown young people s work Lunch followed hosting by the Gleaner s Circle.
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Arthur Tagg
Frank Johnson
Adele Thompson
W. Pslocum
Wilbert Goldsmith
O. E. Parkinson
June Ellis
Benjamin Bozner
Millard Iol
Joe Sleger
Ruth Ashdown
Gleaner's
Tulare Corporal 729 Visits At Home
Corp Ira Rush stationed in Texas and his sister Mrs Ray Maxwell visited friends in Tulare this week. They are former residents who attended high school here.
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Tulare
Corp
Ira Rush
Texas
Ray Maxwell
Lobbyists Named for 1943 South Dakota Legislature
Pierre January 12 The names of 14 lobbyists for the 1943 legislative session were posted in the state House. Included are George Masters of the South Dakota Press Association A J Maag of the South Dakota Federation of Labor J P Holland of the South Dakota Telephone Association J G Barger of the League of South Dakota Municipalities Floyd Phillips of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers Harold V Wagar of the Federated Council of Churches G F Nelson of the Anti Saloon League Roy Brazell of Volga John Skage of Toronto Earl Erlandson Castlewood Earl W Wiedenmar Madison H G Mosby of the South Dakota Education Association and others listed with entities including the Farmers Education Cooperative Union of America and South Dakota Petroleum Industries Committee. The law requires lobbyists register.
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Pierre
House of Representatives
George Masters
South Dakota Press Association
A. J. Maag
South Dakota Federation of Labor
J. P. Holland
South Dakota Telephone Association
J. G. Barger
League of South Dakota
Floyd Phillips
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
Harold_V. Wagar
Federated Council of Churches
G. F.nelson
Congregational Aid Meets in Highmore
The Mersie Marthas division of the Congregational Aid will meet with Mrs. J. B. Perkins Wednesday afternoon January 13. All members are asked to attend and bring their own work. Edwin Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. Carl Herwick Thursday January 14.
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Congregational Aid
Highmore Highmore
Mersie Marthas
J. B. Perkins
Edwin Lutheran Ladies Aid
Carl Herwick
Hitchcock Red Cross Holds January Meeting
Hitchcock Jan 12 the Hitchcock Red Cross held its January meeting at the school house. New officers were elected: President Mrs H C Frey Vice President Mrs William jalacn Secretary treasurer Otto Phillips. Two garment cutting committees formed and members culled quilt blocks and womens slips. Plans were made for a first aid class to start soon.
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Hitchcock
Ippena
Hitchcock Red Cross
H.C .Frey
William Jalacn
Otto Phillips
Cavour Altar Society Hears Short Speech
St Patrick’s Altar Society held its January meeting in Temper’s hall with president Mrs C Lowery and secretary Mrs E F Martin guiding business. Father D G Donovan gave a brief talk and a lunch followed the gathering.
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Cavour Altar Society
Cavour
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Temper's Hall
C . Lowery
E. F. Martin
D. G. Donovan
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