South Dakota Weather Records Fall Across Year
Federal meteorologist B R Laskowski reported a year of extreme temperatures and below normal precipitation across South Dakota. The state averaged 45.1 degrees, the coldest since 1929, with record highs and lows, while annual rainfall averaged 0.994 inches below normal, marking the driest year on record and four-year drought.
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South Dakota
B. R Laskowaki
Hay Hhis
Laskowski
McIntosh
Gann Valley
Spink
Davison
Miner
Hodder End
Nout
Harold J Schuyler accepts real estate post in Minneapolis
Harold J Schuyler former Huron High School graduate and 1924 alum of Huron College has been named manager of the real estate sales department at Thorpe Brow in Minneapolis. A 29 year old South Dakotan born May 24 1907 he previously worked at Clark and Tralmor Chicago First National Bank Chicago Met Life in New York and the Metropolitan Life extension before joining Thorpe Brow. He is married to Lucy G Ren and has two children Harold S and Sally.
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Harold J. Schuyler
Huron
Minneapolis
Harold
Schuyler
My. Afra
Sanford H. Schuyler
Wisconsin Avenue
Southwest
Thorpe Brow
Huron High School
Fon
Lhe Will
Confer
Huron College
South
University of Chicago
Clark and Tralmor
Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Chatham
New Jersey
Lucy G. Ren
Saily
Cartier
Huronite
Lycie Theatré
Leak-Goethal Amuse
Ement Company
Weather notes show regional temperature shift and normal trends
The report notes above normal conditions in the eastern area and below normal trends across the state. Temperatures in the past two months were generally near seasonal averages.
Urges Obtaining Account Numbers Palmer and Elder
Palmer Elder urge employers and employees to secure Social Security account numbers early for future information returns. Employers must file numbers for each employee. the first return covers January 7 to June 30, 1937, due July 30. Applications are available at post offices, Sioux Falls field office, Aberdeen Internal Revenue, and via labor groups.
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Sioux Falls
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Palmer Eider
Social Security Board
Elder
Bureau of International Revenue Regulations
Eldér
South Dakota
Paulton Block
Hsioux Falls
Collector of Internal Revenue
Aberdeen
Ware Records
Baltimmore
Resolution Seeks More Help From FDR in South Dakota
In Pierre on January first a state senate resolution asks President Roosevelt to provide additional grants for needy South Dakotans and for livestock feed and seed for spring planting. Senator Elmer A. Beck of Ree Heights sponsored the measure, which passed both houses and will be sent to the president. A second resolution by C. O. Trynstad of Brookings proposes state assent to the 1935 congressional act to expand cooperative agricultural extension work.
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FDR
Pierre
Senate
Roosevelt
South
Brookings
Seek Old Age Pay For State Workers Jun
The South Dakota Game and Fish Commission announced it would ask the attorney general to draft legislation allowing state employees and others in state departments and institutions to receive retirement incomes. Department director Hf Johnson said the plan would create registration to make it possible though not mandatory for governmental employees to be eligible for federal old age benefits under the Social Security Act. The commission discussed the retirement proposal yesterday.
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South Dakota
Fish Commission
Attorney General's Office
Hf Johnson
St Lawrence Band Opens Season With Evening Concert
St Lawrence school band presents an 8 p m concert in the high school gym marking the start of the year long program. Leroy Darling, director, notes rapid improvement and a new bell lyra complements the instrumentation including clarinets drums trombones French horns and more. The program features contest pieces from the H group and one from A group with glee club selections.
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Lawren UD
Ve. Des van
St. Lawrence
Leroy Darling
Doland Mourns Charley Bosley Former Fire Chief
Charley Bosley, a longtime Doland resident born in England in 1870, died after a long illness following an operation in Minneapolis. He organized and led Doland’s fire department, served in city government, and held offices in the Masons and Odd Fellows lodges. Funeral services were conducted under Masonic Lodge direction.
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Bosley
Doland Doland
Charley Bosley
H Basley
Minneapolis
England
South Dakota
Doland
Chin
Masons Lodge
Iso
Odd Fellows
Bagsey
Masonic Lodge
Weeringh Rebekahs Install New Officers Monday Evening
The Weeringh Rebekahs installed officers including Noble Grand Hazel Coop and Secretary Anna Metschke with district deputy president Sadie Bothwell assisting. Committees were named for the year and plans include a birthday celebration for Thomas Wilde at the next meeting.
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Weeringh
Edna. Allens
Jennie 1Croes
Thomas Wilde
Pupils Establish Good Record in Center Alps Event
Student competitors from Alpha towns and Miller Jani 14 show strong performance in a regional center event. Mina earns excellent rating, Thosw Baward Hill wins a prize for spelling and overall decor, with several pupils receiving awards for achievement.
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Jani
Sthostin Alps
Baward Hill
Erwin School Opens After Snow Closure
Erwin, Jan 14 Special The Erwin school reopened Monday after a weeklong Christmas vacation due to deep snow that blocked roads and made rural student travel impossible Mrs Henry Hauck began duties as 29th teacher in the third and fourth grade rooms filling the vacancy left by Florence Dahlberg who resigned
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Erwin
Vitein
Henry
Hauck
Misa Florence
Dahlberg
Parents Push Curfew Education at Lincoln PTA Meeting
The Lincoln PTA joined city groups Tuesday to press parent education on curbing late night youth activity. Mrs. J. M. Peters presided at the business session as talks on cooperation and home influence highlighted the program.
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Lincoln Pta
Otter
J. M. Peters
C. C. Stokkelad
Eizabeth Haynes
Y. L. West
Misa Eleanor Feeney
McKinley Pma
Floyd Urban
C. Kapphaha
McKinley
Gene Denning
Chamber of Commerce
Kan~phahn
Mies
Esther Seten
Pianio
Kapphahn
Mya
A.V. Burger
Miller Debaters To Enter Tourney Here
Miller, with coach Karl Snyder, plans warm up debates between Huron, St. Lawrence, Highmore, and Miller in Huron on Saturday. This prepares for the debate tournament in Bighorn on January 2 and 30.
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Miller
Karl Snyder
Huron
St. Lawrence
Highmore
Anld
Bighorn
Easy Aces Bridge Club Hosts Dessert Luncheon
Easy Aces Bridge Club met Monday evening at 7 10 for a dessert luncheon hosted by Mrs J and Shull. Three tables of bridge were played with Mrs AL J Turner as a guest of the club.
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Alpena
J. &. Shull
Easy Aces
AL J. Turner
Whackin Is Main Birthday Present For Schense Quads
Aberdeen January 1 The Schense quadruplets marked their sixth birthday at Hecla Farm home. Father Fred AL Schense, foster mother, and five siblings witnessed the four sturdy boys and girls posing for pictures. They live frugally on a resettlement grant and soil payments, planning for harvests and schooling next fall. The children born June 13, 1931, in Aberdeen, have not been commercialized, resisting offers for vaudeville tours. Their mother died four years ago and rests in an unmarked Aberdeen cemetery.
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Aberdeen
Gsrow
Schense
Hecla
Fred AL Schense
Jimmie
Jay
Jean
Schenses
Ucs
Influenza Epidemic Hits Wessington Teachers Absent
An influenza epidemic confines many residents to homes in Wessington. Several teachers and a large percentage of pupils have been absent from their desks. Named among the affected are Mrs. Baddeley, C. L. Coop, Harry Eshler, Sam Bungum, and Al Dellaven. No serious cases reported.
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Wessington Wellington
Specian
Mrs. Baddeley
C. L.coop
Harry Eshler
Sam Bungum
al Dellaven
Wagner Selected By School Chorus Group
Mitchell January 14 1936 Robert Wagner a 1936 graduate of Dakota Wesleyan University now at Boston Theological Seminary has been chosen for Seminary Singers the Boston school choral group An extended February tour will visit New York Pennsylvania Washington DC Virginia North and South Carolina Georgia and Florida by the chorus.
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Mitchell
Robert Wagner
Huror
Dakota Wesleyan University
Boston Theological Seminary
Seminary Singers
Boston School
New Yor Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Golegi
Florida
Pheasants Seen In Unusually High Numbers At Manchester
Farmers report good pheasant condition and unusually large counts this winter in Manchester. Rabbits remain widespread despite extensive rabbit drives that have killed thousands in the area.
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Manchester
California seedless navel oranges at sale price
California navel oranges are seedless with rich juice and fine flavor. They peel_slice_seg easily for salads and desserts, offered in large size at 29 per dozen.
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California
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Liskowski
Maren Atul
Mikheapolin Journal
Palmer, Elder
Hecla Farm
Ues
Feng
Teaver
Kentucky
Cortes
Schenle Pistmeltoss
Wagner
Lust
P&g
Armour
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