Buying Power Unchanged in South Dakota June Review
Brookings reports the estimated buying power of South Dakota agricultural products stayed the same from May 15 to June 15, preserving gains from prior months. June farm price level at 109 vs 100 prewar. living costs at 109. farm purchasing power at 60. July crop conditions note U.S. wheat and corn shortfalls. South Dakota corn up 9 percent vs last year but 24 percent below average. potatoes down. hog price outlook tied to consumer buying power. possible cattle liquidation as grain prices rise and feed shortfalls deepen.
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Brookings
South “Dakota
Starmpers
State College ‘Economic Review
South-Dakota
Darmers
U. S
South Dakota
U.S
Madison School Budget Approved For Next Year
The Madison board of education finalizes the school budget at 40000 dollars for the coming year, a 13000 dollar decrease from last year. The four year savings total 27 percent, credited to shifting subjects to regular staff and expanding class sizes to cover extracurricular activities.
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Madison Madison
Board of Education
Madison
Havng
Indians Balk Proposed Merger Of Reservations
Indians on the Cheyenne reservation and about 360 on Standing Rock oppose a proposed merger of reservations. The matter will be brought to action at the Tribal council in Eagle Butte at an appropriate time.
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Eagle * Butte
Chey‘enne
Standing Rock
Lake Preston Band Concerts Draw Large Local Crowd
Lake Preston city band under H A Ashbaugh gave a weekly concert at the tourist park with Elaine Larson of Brookings as guest. Despite a chilly evening, a large audience from nearby towns including Brookings Huron Arlington Bryant and Oldham attended. Parks visitors enjoyed swimming tennis and lunch before the concert, showcasing Lake Preston as a hospitable host.
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Lake Preston
Preston
H. A. Ashbaugh
Elain Larsom
Brookings
Brook Ings
Huron
Arlington
Bryant
Oldham
Lake Prescott
Doctors Picnic At Lake Preston
Kingsbury county medical association held its annual picnic at the tourist park. Meeting at six, doctors and families picnicked then discussed professional topics. Attendees included Dr and Mrs Rastatha Troquois Dr and Mrs Dyar J and Dr and Mrs Bostrom De Smet Dr and Mrs Scanlan and Dr and Mrs Peek Volga Dr and Mrs Butler and Dr Rozendal Lake Preston Dr and Mrs Hopkins Arlington Dr and Mrs Fiege Canova Edwin Peek of Palo Alto Cal and Mr and Mrs Kane were guests.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury County Medical Association
Corcert
Rastatha
Troquois
Dyar J
Bostrom
de Smet
Scanlan
Peek
Volga
Butler
Rozendal
Hopkins
Arlington
Fiege
Canova
Edwin Peek
Palo Alto
Cal
Kane
Association
Families Hold Picnic Alpine July 27
Alpine residents gathered for a local picnic in the gulch on July 27. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Busse and family Mrs HR L y and family Mr and Mrs K am Aisenbrey and family Mr and Mrs O G McMillan Mr and Mrs John Potter Mrs W H McMillan Miss Nina McMillan and Alva Carl Busse.
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Fred Busse
HR. L. Y
K Am
Aisenbrey and
0. G. McMillan
John’ Potter
W. H. McMillan
Nina McMillan
Alva
Carl Busve
National reemployment service appoints state director
Pierre July 27 4 9 3 orderly and efficient selection of applicants for roads and public works funded with federal money. H Collins of Aberdeen named state director Cooperating with WL Bales state relief director Collins will promote employment aligned with federal public works board policies. Local labor use emphasized and local recruitment urged to reduce migration. County committees will be formed in counties with large projects to coordinate employment offices and staff from unemployed locals. Federal funds cover necessary expenses for directors and assistants with five month outlook. W Frank Persons national director said plans may be recast within five months and the service may be altered or ended when no longer needed. Registration from relief agencies will be used with full local placement and personal interviews for applicants. The new service should begin as projects open for bidding.
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Washington
Specisl Federal Board For Public Works
W. Frank Persons
Lake Preston Youths Win In Water Contests
Lake Preston youths Mildred Mack and Lloyd Mack earned top honors in aquatic events at Lake Kampeska. Mildred won the underwater swim and placed second in diving, while Lloyd took second in the underwater swim. Mack previously faced a life sever accident at the Lake Preston pool last season.
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Lake Preston
Lake Kampeska
Mildred Mack
Lloyd Mack
Mack
School Board Reduces Budget Amid Staff Cuts and Fuel Plan
The board aims to trim expenses for the coming year by eliminating three teaching positions two in grades and one in high school and cutting salaries from 16615.50 to 6800. The janitor's salary is reduced 23.50 with no extra help, and officials seek fuel savings through coal screenings.
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Shoeld Education
Alpena Plans Anniversary Celebration for Fifty Years
Alpena’s commercial club and business men organize an August 24 celebration marking the town’s fiftieth anniversary. The report notes Alpena’s resilience through fires drought and grasshoppers, with many businesses rebuilt in brick and the town continuing to thrive.
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Alpena
Frankfort Choir Entertained Guests at Home
Frankfort special report notes Mrs Hlekemeier hosting the vestes choir members and guests in honor of Mrs Earl Anderson of Napoleon North Dakota. Anderson a former choir member. They left for Napoleon after visiting local friends. A son was born to Elmo Wheeler and wife at Deland hospital in Raymond. Another son was born to Lester Hurlnut and wife at their home on July 2.
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Frankfort
Hleb. Hilkemeier
Earl Anderson
Napoleon, N. D
Anderson
Hilkemeier
Tyne
Raymond
Specia
Elmo Wheeler
Ash
Deland Hospital
Lester Hurl Nut
Redfield City Seeks Paving Funds for Main Highways
Redfield opponents meet to secure state highway aid under the national industrial recovery act. The city requests expenditure for paving highway 12 in Redfield, 18 blocks, highway 281 from its junction with 212 south to the city limits nine blocks, and highway 231 from its junction with federal highway 212 north to the bridge seven blocks. Twenty five percent of the allotment would fund federal aid highway extensions through municipalities. A committee, Mayor Frank Naeve Tim Evans and Dr. C B Steut enroth, traveled to Pierre to consult the state highway commission.
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Redfield
South Dakota
National Industrial Recovery Act
State” Highway Commission of
Frank Naeve
Tim Evans
Kings Heralds Hold Meeting at Westwood Home
The Kings Herald society gathered at Mrs. H. J. Westwood’s Frankfort residence with Mothers of the Women's Foreign Missionary society as guests. Bouquets were given to Mrs. W. T. Drayer and Mrs. Matilda Hughes for perfect attendance. A thank offering added funds. guest Mrs. Karl Anderson of Napoleon, ND received a gift from former pupils. Tea and cookies followed.
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Kings Heralds
Frankfort
Kings Herald Society
H. J. Westwood
Women’s Foreign’ Missionary Society
W. T. Drayer
Matilda Hughes
Karl Anderson
Napoleon, N. D
Leona Norling
Westwood
Five Kid Goats Born in Alpena Report
A local report notes five kid goats were born to Frank Ebernard's herd in Alpena. The births reflect a growing goat herd and are cited as a notable agricultural update for the area.
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Alpena
Frank Ebernard
Bible School Plans Program At Erwin
Erwin Congregational church announces vacation Bible school at Sharehi Auditorium Sunday at 11 with Miss Maurine Holcomb directing. Following the program there will be a potluck lunch in the church grove and a social afternoon with games and fellowship. All invited. each group to bring a covered dish and sandwiches.
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Erwin
Erwin Congregational
Sharehi
Maurine Holcomb
The
Bible School
Grove
Cear
McKichan Family Attends Century of Progress Exposition
Mrs Hugh McKichan and daughter Lorra ine along with Eugene and Stanley McKichan left this week for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition. The group includes special mention of Mr and Mrs George McKichan as parents.
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Bonilla
Hugh McKichan
Lorraine
Eugene
Stanley McKichan
George McKichan
Chicago
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
Thousands of women seek slim figures by using Kruschen Salts daily for 30 days. A glass of hot water each morning before breakfast is paired with dietary reductions in pastry and fatty foods. The ad promises rapid weight loss and renewed energy with a 4 week supply offered at a low price through Corner Drug Store.
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Collins
State Highway Department
Heights
Lucy
Myx
Gettysburg
Fred Boyens
J. H. Bottum
Mound City
Serge
Boyens
George M. Bailey
James Valley National Farm Loan Association
Spink
Faulk
Hand County
Ree Heights
J. Bertsrom
Tye
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