Budget Near World War High by Willis Thornton NEA Service
Treasury plans for large popular defense loans and savings stamps mirror World War I drives that mobilized 68,281,900 subscribers for over 24 billion dollars in bonds. The 1917 to 1918 campaigns, plus thrift stamps and treasury certificates, showed unprecedented public finance support and lessons for a new drive without tax exemptions.
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Treasury
Roosevelt
U.S
Defense
Congress
Beadle County Suit Quieting Title In Huron Addition
The State of South Dakota to the above named defendants greeting summons to answer the complaint filed in Beadle County court at Huron on December 26 1840 praying judgment to quiet title and deter any adverse claims on Lot 11 12 13 and 14 Block 4 First Railway Addition to Huron South Dakota. Serve answer within thirty days after service or plaintiff will seek relief. Also lists Lyda Hinckley henry Hinckley Lyman Hinckley Hazel Hinckley and others as defendants with unknown executors administrators heirs or creditors in the referenced premises case.
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S. P
L. P
Sidders
Board of County Commissioners
Beadle County
South Dakota
Huron
G. Youngs
Coun
Lote
Fist
Basdle County
State of
Beala
Ninth Judicial Clieater
Beadle
Lyda Hinckley
Henry ©. Hinckley
Lyman T. Hinckley
Hazel Hinckley
Hazel Sullivan
Lois Ganaway
Raymond Hinckley
Winnifred Hinckley
Winnifred MeMonies
Well Heck How Was He To Know That
A stranded infantryman from the Eighth Infantry found shelter at Mrs. Kenneth S. Whittemore’s home in Oklahoma City. He claimed to be en route from El Paso to Cleveland and met a lieutenant colonel husband. A second item reports a daughter named Wilma Anita born to Mr. and Mrs. Reinhart Schone in Frankfort last Saturday.
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Ubrahoma City
Kenneth S. Whittemore
Cleveland
Asa
Savannah
Charleston
S.C. C
Frankfort
Wohelo Girl Scout Troop 4 Attends Show and Lunch
Wohelo Girl Scout Troop No 4 went to the Huron to see the play Hired Wife then to the Green Lantern for refreshments. At their Monday meeting color guards Lucy Johnson and Kathryn Skezas carried the flags while Virginia Lundgren and Maxine Teuber acted as guards and Mavonne Cotton played piano. The Junior group worked on weaving badges finishing pillow tops and planned hand rooms. Senior group finished clothing badge and planned needlecraft badge with a room prepared for meetings. Dues and attendance were reviewed, taps and Run Along Home were sung, and a Court of Honor discussed the annual Court of Awards. Virginia Lundgren, troop reporter.
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Wohelo
Huron
Green Lantern
Lucy Johnson
Kathryn Skezas
Virginia Lundgren
Maxine Teuber
Mavonne Cotton
Ramona Lundgren
Roop
Charles Arbogast Joins Colt Club
The West Hand Beef and Colt Club of near Ree Heights met last Saturday at the R. R. Bannon home with many members and parents present. Gottheld Reiman reported on the Miller feeding school and leaders Koran Fawcett and Wilbur Lingscheit outlined the year’s work. Charles Arbogast joined the Colt Club. A social time followed with lunch. The club will meet February 7 at Joe Crackel’s home.
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Charles Arbogast
Colt Club
West Hand Beef and
Near Ree Heights
R. R. Bannon
Gottheld Reiman
Miller
Koran Fawcett
Wilbur Lingscheit
Colt ‘Club
Joe Crackel
Uses Of 7 Cheese In Cookery 4-H Club Meeting
The 4-H Club met Wednesday evening at Harry Flint’s home with all members present. Myra Flint and Vivian Holter were hostesses. Betty Nicholas and Leona Voelker demonstrated cheese uses in cookery and prepared a cheese dish. Charlotte and Flaine Nicholas reported on Miss Wilder’s Miller cooking school. The next meeting will be with Velda Kost and a sleigh ride is planned weather permitting.
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Harry Flint
Ree Heietts
Myra Flint
Vivian Hole
Betty Nicholas
Leona Voelker
Charlotte
Flaine Nicholas
Miss Wilder
Miller
Velda Kost
St. Lawrence 4-H Club Meets at Kelly's Home
The Happy Hi-bred 4H Club of St. Lawrence gathered at Kenneth Kelly’s home Friday with seven members. They sang songs from the 4-Husic and Louie Lanz gave a demonstration on feeding the sow to produce better pigs.
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St. Lawrence
Kelly
Kenneth Kelly
Louie Lanz
Pearl Waldner’s Seventh Birthday Party at Wheeler School
Pearl Waldner, a first grader at Wheeler School, celebrated her seventh birthday on January 10 with a party that included a Major Bowes program, games, and a lunch of jello and a decorated cake. Teacher Jennie Glanzer led activities, while Berniece Waldner reported on the Busy Bee League’s $3.90 Christmas seals sale and nine pupils earned pins for supporting tuberculosis fundraising.
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Pearl Waldner
Wheeler School
Jennie Glanzer
Pearl Reports Wilson
Busy Bee League
Berniece Waldner
Berniece
Whittier Pupils Start Poster Work
Whittier School pupils begin art exhibits with posters such as Safety First Good Will Cleanliness and Winter. Seventh and eighth graders create science booklets on body facts and food while fifth and sixth graders make language illustrations. Marilyn Rogers of seventh grade, taught by Agnes Greenan, expresses enjoyment in the activity.
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Whittier School
Marilyn Rogers
Agnes Greenan
New Writing Lesson At Whiteside School Described
Whiteside pupils in the eighth grade pursue a new writing lesson featuring descriptive paragraphs health miles and a winter poem. They note earning Palmer Method Writing Company awards this year and are working toward another. The class reads Island Pressure and studies state government with current events coverage.
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Whiteside
Gramlar
Palmer Method Writing Company
Louise Feters
Titania Troop 6 Completes Badges At After School Meeting
The Titania Troop 6 meeting divided into patrols then gathered to report progress. Busy Bee Patrol reviewed badge bucks and planned housekeepers work. Daisy Patrol finished needlewoman discussion and will start play directors. Snappy Patrol worked on My Troop badge and schedules library session for readers badge. Thuyaso planned a coushng party. Josephine Finsbury is the new member.
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Titania Troop 6
Busy Bee Patrol
Daisy Patrol
Thuyaso
Josephine Finsbury
Maxim Doner
YCL To Buy Volley And Kittenball
The report notes the YCL plans to purchase a volley and a football with league funds after a January 10 meeting. It mentions Miss Galbreath leading a lunch, and students Alice Fritzsche Donald Fritzsche and Faith Martens on the honors roll. The sixth graders explore slavery in history and plains in geography.
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XU. L. Weeting
Alice Fritzsche
Donald Fritzsche
Faith Martens
Miss Galbreath
New Wealth Chart Placed In School
A school chart system assigns rewards by weekly perfect scores. Eldeen explains a health chart with arrows for each child and a tiered valentine prize. A spelling chart uses plants and flowers tied to scores, creating a visual incentive.
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Eldeen
Sunflower School Honors Split With New Top Averages
Sunflower School ends its third six weeks with a different group on the honor roll. DeLor Stahl led with 91.7, followed by Mary Ann Klein Sasser with 61 percent. A higher average than last period. Sunflower League auto race ends with Doris Tschetter and DeLor Stahl tying at 100 percent daily. League decides to not hold another race this six weeks. Reporter: Delor Stahl, daughter Irene Kicinsasser.
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Aunflower School
DeLor Stahl
Mary Ann Kiein
Sasser
Sunflower League
Doris Tschetter
Irene Kicinsasser
Whitkier Seventh Eighth Graders Read Classics
Whitkier School seventh and eighth graders finished two classics Jackanapes and Rip Van Winkle with Rip Van Winkle favored. Marilyn Rogers notes their plan to start reading Yale Of Two Cities next.
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Whitkier School
Rip van Winkle
Yale
Marilyn Rogers
Giant Olympic cedar eyed as world’s largest tree
Residents of the Olympic peninsula claim a giant western cedar in Washington state with a circumference of 62 feet eight inches. The trunk reaches about 100 feet before branching, a feature noted in a Jan 15 report. Also mentioned are unrelated trivia on lion cubs birth weight and garlic scent duration.
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Lake Quinalt
Wash
Olympic Peninsula
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Huronite
Huronite Want Ad Department
Hales
Leo
Misc. Services
Coney Island
Leighton Chevrolet Company
Gamble Store
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store
Prince Albert
Big Ben
Huron Hiquor
Falstaff
Cottage Grocery
Bargain
Eng Calon Briesers
Chars Mattrésse
Oda Tables
Redes Fullerton Furniture Store
Jahart
Ura
Huron Hide & Metal CO
Kansas
Bolles and
Rogers
Brooks Agency
City Property
APTS
Costain Apts
Firth
Olympia
Idaho Ave
Jack Knabe
Dakota Ave
Stoker Owners
Huron Mills, Inc
Huron Milks, Inc
Glen Rogers
Pocahontas
Huron Lumber Co
Demi Reese Elevator, Inc
Park
Samuel Birks
Henry Pageler
Hitchcock
Campbell
John Deere
Eee Tote Zeumit Ang
South Dakotas
James River Implement Co
Haron, & D
McCormick-Deering
O'Keefe Hardware & Imp
Cavour
S. C
New Hampshire
Ray Franklin
BABY
Iowa
Master Breeders
S. D
Lloyd’s
Skaggs
J. G
Winter Seed House
2Nd and
Wyoming
Dodge
Bud’s Motor CO
2Nd
Wis
D. Urqubert & Sons
L. W. B. International
Oig
Farmall
Miller Imp. CO
Service & Supplies
Plymouth
Feick
Willis Thornton
NEA
Service
Orld
Pest
U.S. Budget
Ise
Ieee
Army Navy
Mee
AAA, W.P.A
Bio
Enemas
Drageny
Oring R Crawford
P. O. Addreas
Dakota
Pte
Indy
Lta
Central
Evelyn Hartnagel
Wohelos
Whittier
YCL
Boon
Mitchell
Sion Falls
Lys
Pierre
Rapa City
Bionx
Redfield
Watertown
Chicago
Cale
Wai
Irvin Hughitt
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