Weekend bargains at O. P. S. Store attract shoppers
The O. P. S. Store invites regular patrons and newcomers to the weekend sale featuring Rutabagas at 2 per pound fresh California green top Carrots at 5e per bunch Texas Marsh Seedless Grapes at 5 for 1.00 and sweet California oranges at 2 for 28c. Butter at 30c per pound, Oxydol large box 27c, giant size 9c, P. B. flour forty nine pound bag 1.35, Morton salt 1e per 26 once, Sanisorb tissue three rolls 10c, seedless raisins 13c per two pound package, and Del Monte peaches two and a half cans at 9c per can.
History Of Permanent School Fund Reveals Source Of Present Problem
The article opens a six day Associated Press study on the permanent school fund in South Dakota. It recalls how pioneers valued education and land to support schools. It notes the origin of current problems tied to state constitutional choices and land resources for education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South. Dakota
Permanent School Fund
Associated Press
Pierre
Jan
Westward Ho
Dakota Territory
Congress
South Dakota
Background Series Examines Capitol School Funds
The Evening Huronite begins a Capitol issues series in Pierre to explain the permanent school fund and related topics in plain language. It details current fund size about 17.5 million, origin from a 3.4 million acre grant, investment rules, and county roles as fund managers under South Dakota law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uiions
Pierre
Associated Press
Huronite
Permanent School Fund
John Citizen
Counties as Invisible Bankers Hold School Funds
The text explains that counties act as unpaid intermediaries for permanent school funds, required to guarantee principal and interest. It notes fixed minimum loan rates, county management costs, and mandates to advertise loan availability. As of June 30, 1940, permanent school funds totaled about 17.5 million, with counties holding over 12.3 million and the state department investing 4.2 million in U.S. bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of School and Public Lands
United States
Plan To Combat Swine Diseases
In the push for higher swine production this spring livestock health authorities outline an intensified campaign against hog cholera and erysipelas. The American Foundation for Animal Health warns cholera may destroy over twenty million dollars of swine this year and urges widespread vaccination, while noting erysipelas has spread to forty states and requires prompt veterinary diagnosis to curb the outbreak and protect the 1941 hog crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Northwest Shoe Men End Four Day Parley
The Northwest Shoe Retailers Association closed its four day convention in Minneapolis with a vote to return in 1942. J B Haroldson of La Crosse Wisconsin was elected president and W C Koch Osceola Wisconsin A T Anderson Detroit Lakes Minnesota A R Krohn Williston North Dakota L A Zieske Huron South Dakota EL McIntyre Minneapolis re elected secretary treasurer for his twenty third term. Directors named include H E Sanctum Devils Lake North Dakota chair man of the board E C Esperance Grand Forks North Dakota and H D Webb Aberdeen South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Shoe
Minneapolis
Northwest Shoe Retailers Association
J. B. Haroldson
la Crosse
Wis
W. C. Koch
Osceola
A. T. Anderson
Detroit Lakes
Minn
A. R. Krohn
Williston
N. D
L. A. Zieske
Huron
S. D
McIntyre
H. E. Sanctum
Devils Lake
E. C. Esperance
Grand Forks
H. D. Webb
Aberdeen
Two Students Head Tulare Honor Roll
Tulare High School honors list for the first semester shows Joseph Dormer and Hetty Gene McNeeley leading with top grades. Bruce MacNeill, Paul Roeber, and Juanita Brown earned three A grades. Pauline Otto two. Eugene Avery, William Radcliffe, Emilie Willett, and Mildred Hang one each. Volunteers honored at Gann Valley with community gifts and a smoker party featuring H D Brows and a card game finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulare
Joseph Dormer
Hetty Gene McNeeley
Tulare High School
Bruce MacNeill
Paul Roeber
Juanita Brown
Pauline Otto
Eugene Avery
William Radclifte
Emilie Willett
Mildred Hang
Solemn Air In Raid Shelters Amid War Precautions
A vivid account from a shelter dweller describes guards, etiquette, and routines during air raid alerts. Residents, including a prewar suffragette ward, endure strict silence and orderly lines while awaiting the all clear. Jews stand apart in segregated space. after the ritual handshakes, readers pass time with reading, gossip, and snoring contests as the danger passes.
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Heichsbank
Supreme Military Court
Reichsbankrat
Reichsmilitaergerichterat
Reichsbank
Bette
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Lownd
del Monte
Nash
Armow
By Phil Potter
Department
State Department of School and Public Lands
Open Air Fruit & Vegetable’ Market
Dakota 3
BLISS
Ted
Rinso Pee Eee
Marshm
Poand
Cudahy
Newberry Balding
Third St
Volunters
Gann Valley
Cing
Eng EB Bemiehern
Leseme Crist
Sioux Falls
Ge Army
H. D. Brows
Baskethel
Montgomery Ward
Wedgwood Coffee
Redwing
Morin Colton
KRAFT
Mealtios
Florida
Nancy Anh Bread
Calif
Texas
Fmecy Greewrop
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