South Dakota looks to double Birth Day Ball funds
Dr G J Van Heuvelen urged that local proceeds from the Presidents Birthday Balls be sent to the state crippled children division to match federal funds. He said 70 percent stays local and 30 percent supports Warm Springs foundation. the plan would double per dollar raised for crippled children. In six months $98,278.08 in federal funds were matched locally, aiding 225 crippled children with 3,297 hospital days, all in-state care.
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Piurre
G. J. van Heuvelen
Crippled Children Division
South Dakota Board of Health
Crippled Children’s Fund
Warm Springs
Georgia
South Dakota
van Heuve
Yon
Var Heuvelen
Rippled Children
Public Welfare Commission
The
Board of Health
Youth Hurt When Horse Fell In Hyde County
Cleve land Ziexenbalg, 16, sustained foot injuries after a horse fell at a northern Hyde County farm while rounding up horses. The accident occurred several days earlier and delayed by raids before he could seek medical help.
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Highmore
Cleveland Ziexenbalg
Hyde County
Miners Pheasants In Good Condition Despite Cold Snow
State game warden A. T. Hagen reports Miner County pheasants in good condition despite winter, with no winter kills or starvation so far. Some crippled or old birds found, but overall numbers higher than last year and weather protection considered fair. Fewer crows this year possibly due to lack of corn seed.
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Miner
Howard
Miner County
A. T. Hagen
Miner, Lake
Moody Counties
Hagen
Okay Applications For Age Pensions DE SMBET
Fifty-one old age pension applications were approved at a county welfare board meeting at the court house. Board members included D. A. Crawford A.D. Smith John Bonde Charles Greer and John Theisen from De Smet Mathews Township Arlington Iroquois Ervdt and others.
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DE Smbet
County Welfare Board
D. A. Crawford
de Smet
A.D. Smith
Mathews Township
John Bonde
Arlington
Charles i Greer
Iroqusia
John Theisen
Ervdt
Edmunds County Seeks Tax Relief Legislation
Edmunds County board of commissioners unanimously urged action in the South Dakota legislature. They seek a law allowing county treasurers to assess taxes on all pre 1925 assessments up to November 1 1937. The measure would permit accepting face value for taxes on an 8 10 year plan and allow governors discretion to extend one more year. Similar steps have been taken by neighboring states.
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Edmunds
Ipswich
Board of County Commissioners
Edmunds County
Wntering
South Dakota
Montana
North Dakota
Women’s Study Club Meets in De Smet
The Women's Study Club gathered in De Smet with Mrs. A. J. Erdershy presiding. Mrs. L. L. Watson led singing and the business session. Papers by Mrs. EB L. Rive and Mrs. L. Watson highlighted American institutions. Librarian reports by Mrs. Sohn Angerson and civics committee notes by Mrs. E. P. Wilmarth were presented. Tea was served by the hostess.
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de Smet
Desmet
A. J. Erdershy
L. L. Watson
Wptes
EB. L. Rive
L. Watson
Sohn Angerson
Civion
Chaiman
E. P. Wilmarth
A. M. Lower To Head Howard Fire Force
Howard residents learn A M Lower was re elected fire chief for the coming year at the annual officers election. Arthur Weishan was chosen assistant chief and several others filled key posts. The fireman ball sponsored by the department is set for February 5.
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A. M. Lower
Howard
Lower
Arthur Weishan
James O'Meaca
D. L. Brown
Trebble
Glat Hauge
James Omearn
Vv. J
Erosion Control Holds Snow On South Dakota Farmland
Dr. A D Stoesz of the Soil Conservation Service reports on a plane survey from Bismarck to Huron showing vegetative cover and rough tillage help spread snow evenly and melt into soil for next season. Windbreaks, tree plantings, and dragoon strip cropping influence snow retention on fields across Redfield to Huron.
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Brookings
A. D. Stoesz
Soil Conservation Service
Bismarck
Huron
Stoesz
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Redfeld
Stosse
Redfield
Snow Delays Agricultural Meet Sessions in Sanborn
Snow delays the agricultural conservation meetings in Sanborn County as roads are blocked. J K Trumbower, agricultural agent, said most rounds are blocked and farmers cannot reach the meeting place. When weather and roads improve, attendees will be notified.
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Sanborn Woonsocket
Santor
J. K. Trumbower
Agricultural Ageat
Elmer Osterberg Sentenced After Crib Cracking
Bruce report says Elmer Osterberg, 22, was captured in a cornfield after attempting to crack a hardware store safe. He was taken to Brookings and sentenced to 10 years in the state prison. He had prior penalties including a car theft term and parole.
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Bruce
Elmer
Herbert Schmidt
Elmer Osterberg
Schmidt
Ren
Brookings
Truning Sthool
Plankinton
Extension Club Meet Hosted by Mrs Roy Lewis
Mrs Roy Lewis hosted the Miler Extension Club meeting with help from Mrs Jasazh Shuster. Demonstrations on Smart Sewing Stunts were given by Mrs Frank Carey and Mrs Erwin Trosin. Members voted to drop any who miss three consecutive meetings. Mrs Trosin presided in the absence of president Mrs 2 B Glennon. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at Mr Fred Lorenz's home.
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Roy Lewis
Moller
Exten_sion Club
Jasazh Shuster
Frank , Carey
Erwin Trosin
2. B. Glennon
Trosin
Fred Lorenz
Leepers Entertain Blunt Faculty At Turkey Dinner
Mr and Mrs W S Leeper entertained the Blunt City School faculty with a turkey dinner Sunday evening reflecting a warm informal gathering at the Leepers home.
Bank Depositors Given Dividends in Six Closed South Dakota Banks
Pierre January 21. Dividend payments totaling 87 354 to creditors of six closed state banks were announced by Frank Strain South Dakota banking superintendent. The list includes Stockgrowers State Bank Lakeview 1 145 22 second final dividend 8 78 percent total 58 etc. (text truncated)
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Dakota State Bank
Salem
First State Bank
Fulton
Elkton
Report Sharp Drop in South Dakota Livestock Numbers
Pierrs Jan 274 The number of sheep and lambs for market on Jan 1 in South Dakota was estimated at 115000 head, only 51 percent of last year's figure. Feeding operations fell due to poor crops, with cattle on feed in the state dropping as well. For leading states, nationwide sheep and lambs on feed were down about four percent.
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Jones
Highmore Funerals Delayed By Snow
Snow and blizzards blocked roads delaying four funerals in Hyde County during the week of Jan 11 to 23. Chas E Cowin pioneer resident had services Sunday but burial postponed. Mrs Everett Fuller of Highmore died at Pierre hospital. funeral deferred. Niel McCurdy aged farmer listed. Vera Mae Shuck infant died. parents could not reach town for arrangements.
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Highmoxs
Don
Chas
Cowin
Hyde County
Everett Fuller
Highmore
Pierre Hospital
Niel McCurdy
Hving Ingvar Highmore
Vera Mae Shuck
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