Clark County Bar Elects Brower as President
W N Brower was chosen president of the Clark County Bar Association at a Saturday meeting. Ralph A Dunham was elected secretary treasurer. The group condemned ex Governor Estrys appointment of a successor to late Judge W N Skinner as unseemly and nonpolitical, and urged legality checks and a circuit conference to guide the governor. Copies of the resolutions were sent to Governor Leslie Jensen and state and county bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
W. N. Brower
Clark County Bar Association
Ralph A. Dunham
Estry
W. N. Skinner
Clark County Association
Democratic Party
Codington County
South Dakota
Leslie Jensen
State Bar Association
New Miner Officials In Office At Howard
Howard January special lists new county officials at the courthouse at year start. W A Breen becomes treasurer succeeding Ned Taylor. Charles S Hanson named state's attorney succeeding Gordon Feichaus who moved to county judge after D D Baldwin. Baldwin served 24 years as county judge. Zimmermann succeeds Lawler as sheriff. Herman Schuctler becomes registrar of deeds. Marvin Juham succeeds himself as clerk of courts. Herber Willoughby continues as coroner. J F Humphrey to be county auditor March 1. Fiellestad will end four years in office. Miss Emma Kjerseth to take county superintendent role July 1. J S Gustafson served four years in that office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Howard
Miner
Court House
W. A. Breen
Ned Taylor
Charles S. Hanson
Gordon Feichaus
D. D. Baldwin
Baldwin
W. ©. Zimmermann
John M. Lawler
Herman Schuctler
Register of Deeds
Ray Shaw
Marvin Juham
Herber
Willoughby
J& F Humphrey
Coun ‘Ty
J. S. Gustafson
Northern Will Host To Debaters
The Northern State Teachers College debate tournament will be hosted in Aberdeen on January 3. Eleven high schools have accepted invitations including Sisseton Watertown Milbank Huron Redfield Groton Deland Tulare Webber Aberdeen and Moorhead State Teachers College, guided by Prof P J Harkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Aberdeen
Medh
Teachers College
Ourrounding
Sisseton
Watertown
Milbank
Huron
Redfield
Groton
Deland
Tulare
Webner
Moorhead State Teachers College High School
P. J. Harkness
N.S. T.C
South Dakota Egg Production Rises in December
Brookings January 14 87 reports higher per centage of eggs produced per hen in South Dakota for the month ended December 15 compared with a year earlier. Favorable weather cited. Fewer laying hens noted, but a larger share of layers among other poultry.
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Brookings
South Dakota
E. V. Jones
Federal Farm Statistician
Jones
Comics Contest Draws Entries From Huron Area Youth
A holiday contest in the Friday Evening Huronite invites children from Huron and nearby areas to color comic strips. Winners receive free tickets to a show and can claim their prize at the box office the day of attendance. Entries must be received by 5 o clock next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sap Erwin Baler
Huron
Lawrence Dugdale
Ruth Christensen
Carol Sikerra
Buron
Charlotte Aldnek
Ardith Tracy
Phylis Albright
Raymond Leighton
Vaughn Wilcox
Furon
Care Needed In Heating of Churches Warns Official
Pierre January 14 tows Dawson state pre marshal warned church custodians and other public places to be extremely careful with heating in cold weather. Buildings heated only weekly become very cold and authorities note the tendency to overload and crowd heating equipment. The result is fires as several churches have burned this winter and last from this cause.
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Pierre
W. J. Dawson
Dawson
Miller Epidemic Strikes Miller Area With Colds
Miller and vicinity report a mild influenza outbreak on January 14 with many students missing school. Local hospital authorities restrict visitors until the situation improves. St Lawrence notes flu has spread slowly but rapidly in recent days and a postponed P T A meeting is rescheduled due to the epidemic.
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Miller
Bgller Hospital
PLU
ST. Lawrence
St, Lawrence
Forestburg School Reopens After Weather Closure
Forestburg on January 4 reports the Specialist School reopened after a week of closure due to bad weather and closed roads. Miss Helen Peterson returned after a severe cold. Mrs. M Briggs filled in for the half day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestburg
Dyens Forestburg
Helen Peterson
M. Briggs
Lola Olson to Leave Frankfort To Resume Beauty Studies
Miss Lola Olson plans to return to St. Paul Minnesota this week to resume studies in beauty culture after spending four weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs N F King in Frankfort.
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Lola Olson
Frankfort
Jan, K
St. Paul
Minn
N.F. King
Loan Groups To Meet In Huron On Farm Loan Anniv
Farmers holding federal land bank loans through the Huron National Farm Loan Association were invited to its annual meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall starting 10 a.m. on January 39 with 444 stockholders eligible to vote on directors for 1937. Officers include HL Eckmann as president and A.M Haskell as secretary treasurer with Timm and Brandmire among directors. A representative from the Federal Land Bank of Omaha will address both sessions, lunch at noon, noting the fifteenth anniversary since charter in 1922.
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Federal Land
Huron National Farm Loan Asociation
First
National Farm Loan, Association “of Huron
Knights of Pythias
K. P
A.M. Haskell
Huron
HL. Eckmann
Huron 'N
L.A
Ann
L 1. Brandmire
Henry Riingdon
C.F. Newlipd
Hur
Joe B. Kleinsasser
Yale
Robert Timm
First National Farm Loan Association
Timm
W. S. McNeill
Noah Swarm
A.M Haskell
Haskell
Aec
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Niifteenth
Nasonal Farm Loan Association
Federal Farm Loan System
Huron National Farm Loan Association
Forestburg Weather Sees Mild December End Warm Spells
Forestburg reports a mild December with a late warm spell raising December highs to 57 and lows near 12 below. Snow and icy roads hampered readings. total precipitation 1.04 inches and notable snowfalls on the 5th and 18th. For 1936 totals, 14.65 inches. normal 1.39 inches. notable yearly deficiency. Mrs. J L Towberman of Manchester critically ill in hospital. family travels from several states.
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Forestburg
State Licenses.43 Liquor Stores in 43 South Dakota towns
Pierre January 14 Municipal liquor stores are licensed in 43 South Dakota towns this year. The list shows only one town, Dell Rapids, selling liquor by the drink. Municipal package stores operate in Arlington, Armour, Belle Fourche, Bonesteel, Britton, Burke, Canistota, Carthage, Centerville, Clark, Colman, Conde, Custer, De Smet, Elk Point, Elkton, Eureka, Faith, Garrentson, Geddes, Gregory, Hecla, Lake Andes, Lake Preston, Lemmon, LeVal, McLaughlin, Milbank, Onida, Pierre, Platte, Presho, Salem, Sisseton, Spring Held, Sturges, Veblen, Viborg, Wagner, Wauboy, Wessington.
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Pierre
South’ Dakota
Supreme Court
Joe Ryan
Dell Rapids
Arlington
Armour
Belle Fourche
Bonesteel
Britton
Burke
Canistota
Carthage
Centerville
Clark
Colman
Conde
Custer
de Smet
Flk
Point
Elkton
Eureka
Faith
Garretaon
Geddes
Gregory
Hecla
Lake Andes
Lake Preston
Lemmon
Levk
McLaughlin
Milbank
Onida
Platte
Presho
Salem
Sisseton
Spring- Held
Sturges
Veblen
Viborg
Wagner, ‘Wauboy, Wessington
Egg Movement Into Storage Is Heavy
New York reports a heavy movement of eggs into storage amid warm weather and retailer reluctance to cut wholesale prices. Retail egg prices show a wide spread from 46.1 cents a dozen at retail to higher Pacific coast wholesale values, while demand drops contra seasonally.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Deaters
New South Dakota Senate Bills Introduced in Digest
Legislative Digest from Pierre reports several Senate bills. Olson of Deuel proposes legalizing probate for combined estates before July 1, 1925. Olson also defends against intoxication in public spaces with fines and jail terms. Cison of Deuel seeks a $525 allocation for Victor Johnson of Altamont for cattle condemned under 1925 tuberculosis law. Simons of Butte would permit all municipal classes to engage in retail liquor business. Opsdahl of Spink proposes a general mortgage moratorium act extending redemption to March 1, 1926. Motley of Spink seeks repeal of Justice Department Law. Sims of Sanders provides for payment of public bills over circulating bonds. Kleinsasser of Hutchinson proposes redrawing districts into north and south congressional regions.
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SBS
Simons
Butte
Supreme Court
T Henge
Hes
Opsdahl
Spink
Motley
Justice Department
Sims
Sanders
Kleinsasser
Hutchinson
President's Ball Plans Noted for Huron Event
Tickets go on sale next Monday for the annual president's birthday ball to be held at the Deumino ball room in Huron on February 1. The Huron Shrine Auxiliary sponsors the event with W. Olson as general committee chair. Proceeds support the national president's ball fund for infantile paralysis research.
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Huron
Huron Shrine Auxiliary
W. Olson
Olson
RE. Halzer
Charles Dukes
Cnn
Vassers
Scott Dexter
United States
Oakes Improving After Minor Surgery in Redfield Hospital
A. Oaker, who underwent a minor operation at Redfield hospital on Jan 5, is improving satisfactorily despite advanced age. He is 80. His wife Ena is staying with him.
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Oakes
Frankfort
A. Oaker
Redfield Hospital
Ena
D of J Sets High as Conviction Record
The South Dakota justice department reported 452 arrests yielding 431 convictions in the last six months of 1938. The agency prosecuted careless driving and driving while intoxicated cases, collected 32,3349 in lines and costs, and paid out 28,252.59 in motor vehicle compensation. Aid was given to 1,081 motorists, and 7,148 drivers were warned for minor violations. The summary notes patrols and safety talks, with school patrols organized in Belle Fourche, Dell Rapids, Groton, Hot Springs, Huron, Lead, Madison, Mitchell, Redfield, Sturgis, and Watertown. Patrol students numbered 1,311.
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Pierre
South Dakota Justice Department
B.D. Minterier
Belle Fourche
Dell Rapids
Groton
Hot Springs
Huron
Lead
Madison
Mitchell
Redfield
Sturgis
Watertown
Clemency Extended To Three By Jensen
Governor Lestie Jensen announced first acts of executive clemency granting paroles to John Johnson of Carson County for grand larceny and to Ivan Keller of Minnehaha County for robbery both sentenced in the early 1930s. The clemency actions extend to a third convict as part of Wisconsin style clemency drive in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen
Pierre
Lestie
John Johnson
Carson County
Ivan Keller
Minnehishe
Parole Granted for Grand Larceny Convict J E Pugsiey
J E Pugsiey of Roberts County was sentenced to ten years for grand larceny and was granted parole upon the state board of chartering and corrections recommendation, as reported by the governor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Pugsiey
Roberts County
Sentesold
State Board of Chariting and Corrections
Governors’ Office
Kellogg's All-Bran Promoted For Constipation Relief
An advertisement urges relief from constipation using Kellogg's All-Bran, praising Mr. C. T. Davidson of Sacramento for its first real relief. It touts ready to eat cereal to conquer constipation, suggests daily tablespoonfuls with meals, and offers serving ideas with milk, fruits, muffins, and breads.
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Mr. Davidson
Kellogg
Scilo
Battle Creek
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Lee
Bunty
Doan
Hanoi
Midwest
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Legislative Digest
Rey Aecy
Gour Housekeeping Institute
Kanese City
Kana
Creea Spinel
Cobol
Kasco City
Kaneee
Fanalysia
Kurgman
Henry L. Doherty
Carl Harris
Canton
Crotan
John Spitzer
Kasper Sabi
Descoe
Hom
F. O. Guindon
Plankintoun
Abe Blumenthal
Bella Fourche
W. C. O'Brien
P. Vornmann
Castlewood
Charles Blumenthal
Deadwood
J. S. Nilan
Peever
Clement Porter
Wilmot
Peck
Manchester
North
Skeen
Sever Ib
Home Makers
Paty
Fahrendorfs
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