South Dakota Legion Auxiliary reports high advance dues
The South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary reports over 60 percent of 1932 memberships paid in advance by January 12. Aberdeen chair Mrs Mary Eakins notes 5,937 paid dues, behind last year’s pace but confident of reaching 9,491 quota before Portland convention. New units at Leola Hosmer Bruce and Elgin, with contests among South Dakota, Texas, Sioux Falls, Huron, and Aberdeen units.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Eakins
Eaking
Portland
Ore
Leola
Hosmer
Bruce and
Elgin
Reville
South Dakota
Texas
Sioux Falls
Huron
Stae
Day County Reports Unspent Budget Funds
CLEAR LAKE, Jan O. Figures from county offices show a $24,544.30 saving from the 1931 budget of $173,450. Of the appropriation, $149,035.20 was spent leaving a year end unexpended balance of $24,544.90. County officers are credited for careful spending and only ordering necessities to keep offices operating efficiently.
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Day County
Clear Lake
Jan. O
Dead County
Cattle and sheep in fair to good condition in South Dakota
Brookings report from federal statistician C. J. Boerum notes cattle and sheep in South Dakota are in fair to good shape as of January 1. Unusually mid December temperatures caused thawing, easing water shortages and opening higher grazing ground. Feed supplies remained tight at the start of the year, though mild weather reduced some feed use.
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Brookings
South Dakota
C. J. Borum
Federal
Boerum
Redfield Library Seeks Expansion And Fresh Support
Redfield library under Miss Peryl Donchey grows patronage with nearly a thousand school children’s visits and broad community cooperation. Plans include larger space, added staff, extended service, moving the basement museum to city hall, removing admission fees, and expanding books and periodicals for a wide trade area.
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Redfield
Jan
Peryl Donchey
Carnegie Library
City Hal
City of
December Feed Shipments Reflect Higher Northwest Cattle
Shipments of feeds during December were heavier than usual. The condition of cattle and sheep was reported highest in the northwestern counties. From that area little snow was noted at the end of December. Across the entire range, precipitation averaged about twice that of the previous December.
Augustana to Sponsor Sunday School Teachers Institute
Augustana college in Sioux Falls announces an institute for Sunday school teachers on February 28. Dr J N Andersen of the Norwegian Lutheran church will be the main speaker. In Doland Albert Seykora of Hayes Yucas Lumber leaves for Minneapolis for a convention and visits Winona and Owntown on the way back. Iroquois plans a Good Will Day with business men funding prizes for farmers. Roy Davis surprised on his birthday with whist and lunch at his home.
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Augustana
Teachers’ Institute
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
J. N. Andersen
Board of Elementary Christian Education
The
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Doland
Albert Seykora
Hayes- Yucas Lumber Company
Minneapolis
Seykora
Winona
Minn
Owntowm
Iroquois
Conde
Roy Davis
Fey
Col omel and Budd join WABC CBS for year long run
The Colonel and Budd sign a one year contract with an option for a second year to host on WABC CBS while rival Sisters of the Skillet continue on WIZ NBC. They will air Monday and Wednesday evenings, aligning with the sisters on Tuesday Thursday and Friday, all at the same time. The plan begins February 1.
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New York
Colomel
Budd
Wabc-Cbs
Wiz-Nbc
Colonel
Mes Sis Last and Olympic Winter Games Interviews
Ambiguous program notes from WIZ NBC list interviews tied to Mes Sis Last and the Olympic winter games. Mentions Ward Wilson in impersonation of Graham McNamee and Paul Whiteman's band in a brief broadcast outline.
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Keepe Mathentry
Wiz-Nbc
Ward Wilson
Graham McNamee
Paul Whiteman
Mrs Roy Brown Dies At Athol
Mrs Roy Brown a young mother died at the Athol farm home Tuesday night after a two week illness from flux pneumonia. Surviving are her husband two children Laura and Frank one brother Fred Flint of Redfield and four sisters Mrs Douglas Steward of Chelsea Mrs Farl Prindle of Redfield Mrs Frank Mead and Mrs Nettie Flint of Athol Also a sister Mrs Laura Gilbert who died eight years ago Her mother and father preceded her in death Funeral services will be held in the Athol Congregational church Friday afternoon.
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Roy Brown
Athol Athol
Brown Haseen
Laura
Frank
Fred Flint
Redfield
Douglas Steward
Chelsea
Far] Prin‘dle
Fedfield
Frank Mead
Nettie Flint
Reverend Redfield Improves After Cold In Esmond
Esmond January 21 special report states Reverend W M Redfield, confined by illness, shows marked improvement. Mrs Redfield led Sunday morning services but an evening gathering was postponed due to blocked roads. Raymond birthday among attendees noted at Meek dinner hosted at Sue Steele’s home.
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Esmond
W. M. Redfield
Raymond
Frank Meek
Sue Steele
Homer
Miss Steele
and Airs
Willard Meek
Baby
Orville Klampe
Margarit Nommensen
Earl Hoyt
Legion Posts Receive Citations in Aberdeen District
In Aberdeen on January 21, citations were awarded to Madison Mitchell and Aberdeen American Legion auxiliary units for meritorious service during 1950 1931. Past state president Mrs Amy Andersson announced the awards noting units must meet at least 12 of the national organization requirements. Shortage of Feed at Job Creek prompts worry as cattle face hunger with feed running out and sheep at risk if weather does not improve and range clears.
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S. D. Legion
Aberdeen
American Legion Auxiliary
Madison
Mitchell
Amy Andersson
Wilbur Orr
Big Bend
Raymond Clark Debate Teams Clash In Non-Decision
Raymond debating teams led by Helen Danforth and Wilmont Uecker argued negative against Clark in a non-decision clash. Lorraine Cripps and Dorothy Hink supported the negative with coach Miss Marjorie Cobb. Clark affirmative speakers were Helen Keenan and Dale Fuller.
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Raymond
Clark
Helen Danforth
Wilmont Uecker
Lorraine Cripps
Dorothy Hink
Prrmative
Marjorie Cobb
Helen Keenan
Dale Fuller
Fire School Dates Set For June 6 In Rapid City
Rapid City January 21. Tentative dates for the third annual South Dakota fire school were set for the week of June 6 in Rapid City. Officers of the State Firemen's association presided. Speakers will include Leslie Chewan Winnipeg. W. Rathbun Chicago. George Lockhart Minneapolis. Gov Warren E Green and C R Horswill Pierre. Other names likely include May or M C Babington Rapid City LD Lee Madison SD. M B Orford Duluth. J R Townsend St Paul. Sanford Herberg Minneapolis. Officers: Asa B Wheeler Mitchell president Sam Goehring Avon vice president C R Slispy Parker treasurer M C Sul Evan Parker secretary Matt Behrend Parkston directors Horswill John Mailer Hot Springs.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Fire School
State Firemen's Association
Leslie Chewan
Winnipeg, Can
W. §. Rathbun
Chicago
National Board of Fire Underwriters
George Lockhart
Minneapolis
Warren E. Green
C. R. Horswill
Pierre
M. C. Babington
LD. Lee
Madison
S. D
Timelike Scopes Test Electric Clocks in Factory
Stefhoscopes used by doctors are applied to test electric clocks at a large factory setting.
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