Alpena Special Meeting Highlights Pine Tax Vote
Alpena today reports a special session noting the pine tax vote split with two slightly larger factions opposing and the rest in favor. The gathering focused on local finance and public budgeting impacts in the January event.
Ten Soil Conservation Districts Formed in South Dakota in 1941
Brookings January 18 Ten soil conservation districts were organized in South Dakota during 1941, the most since the 1937 districts law. Total districts now number 24, covering 5,979,778 acres with 1,522,717 acres added to the first seven districts. Districts span 28 counties including Bon Homme and Jackson, with Beadle, Brown, Brule, Buffalo, and others also represented.
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South Dakota
Brookings
Soil Conservation
Bon Homme
Jackson
Beadle
Brown
Brule
Buffalo
Butte
Charles
Mix
Clark, Clay
Custer
Fall “River
Gregory
Lawrence
Lincoln
Lyman
Marshall
Meade
Minnehaha
Pennington
Perkins
Roberts
Sanborn
Spink
Todd
Tripp
Union
Zie Ibach
Kate Smith Invited to Headline Patriotic Program at Mount Rushmore
Gov Harlan J. Bushfield announced plans to invite Kate Smith to headline a patriotic Mount Rushmore Memorial program on Lincoln's Birthday February 12. He hoped governors from coast to coast would appear and a radio network broadcast would be arranged if responses were satisfactory. No reply had been received from Smith.
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Kate Smith
Pierre
Harlan’.J. Bushfield
Kate’ “Smith
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Lincoln
Bushfield
Shrine of Democracy
State soil districts organize in 1937 1942 actions
The State Soil Conservation Committee oversaw creation of districts in 1937 to 1940, including Tri County and Brown Marshall districts with HQs at Faith and Hecla. Districts require petitions, hearings, and a land owner referendum with two thirds support and two thirds land area. In January 1942 referendums were authorized in Codington Day and a hearing set for Hand County.
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Tri-County
Meade, Perkins
Ziebach
Faith
Brown? Marshall
Hecla
State Soil Conservation Committee
John V. Hepler
Earl Hammerquist
Millard Scott
Rural Credit
Loy Johnson
Ross Davies
Codington
Day
Hand
Potter County Tops Relief Drive Total Reached
GETTYSBURG January 15 Potter County surpassed the Red Cross war relief goal with a reported total of 1050 dollars raised. Several townships have yet to report.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Red Cross
Former Willow Lake Pastor Takes Lakefield Lutheran Lead
Word from Hardington Nebraska reports Rev. Arthur Thoreson has accepted the pastorate of the Lutheran Church at Lakefield Minnesota. He formerly led Grace Lutheran Church at Willow Lake. Also Rev. C. L. Leverson of De Smet takes charge at Hardington. Mr and Mrs Merle Forbes returned from a visit in Dodgeville Wisconsin.
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Willow Lake
Hardington
Neb
Arthur Thoreson
Lutheran Church
Lakefield
Minn
Thoreson
Grace Lutheran Church
Here
C. L. Leverson
de Smet
Merle Forbes
Dodgeville
Wis
Missing Gann Valley youth reported missing
GANN VALLEY January 15 reports indicate Jimmie Henricksen, son of Mr and Mrs John Henricksen, was believed missing by the Navy. This week the couple received a package from him but the mailing date is indistinct and may not contradict earlier Navy notices.
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Gann Valley
Gann ‘Valley
Speeia
John ‘Henricksén
Navy Department
Jimmie
Strouds Move Away From Gann Valley
GANN VALLEY Jan 15 Stroud and wife leave Gann Valley for new life Stroud a Buffalo County native and former county auditor of two terms will work in defense plants likely on ships Mrs Stroud has served as county health nurse for seven years They plan to relocate for defense work.
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Strouds
Gann Valley
GANN
Valbey
Stroud
Pacific
Buffalo County
Army and Navy Recruits Farewell Party at Pleasant Valley Hall
Recruits Marion Campbell Ray Huisman and Dean Huisman from Ames were given a farewell party at Pleasant Valley hall. A large crowd attended with games and dancing. Kil Kare Klub hosted Hitchcock Club activities at Mrs. Alex Gross's home with four bridge tables. Prizes included defense stamps awarded to Mrs. M. C. Dawson and Mrs. Frank Schroeder.
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Army
Navy
Ames Ames
Pleasant’ Valley Hall
Jare Marion Campbell
Ray
Dean Huisman
Msi
Hitchcock Club
Hautchcock
Kil ‘Kare Klub
Alex Gross
M. C. Dawson
Frank Schroeder
National Sales Tax Support Split in Roosevelt Budget Debate
Public opinion on a national sales tax to fund war costs shows a near even divide. George Gallup summarizes that lower income groups oppose more, while upper brackets lean toward approval, with regional and urban differences shaping the stance as defense taxes rise.
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Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
American Institute of Pub
M &Sal
Acca
Congress
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the Home Grocery
Folger
General Mills
Wheaties
Jack Armstrong
Corneix
Lushus
U.S
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
East Central
del Monte
Armour's Star
Mastwell
O. F
Phys
Catsup
G. V
Jolin
Kellogg’s
Council Oak Food Stores
Propla
Council Qak
Robb
Angel Food
Council Oak & Bee
Pantry Pride
Nancy Ann
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Ile
SWIFT
Mio, Sixa ‘Doxen
APPLE
Bize
Tite
Klek Dom Pry
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