Funds Allotted For Coming Year In South Dakota Works Progress
MITCHELL July 28 Regional Director C B Lund of St Paul awarded a 201341 allotment for the South Dakota Works Progress program under the national youth administration. The plan focuses on resident training and using unemployed youths out of school with tasks in homemaking office work and conservation. The program covers youths 16 to 25 with monthly stipends and 46 hour work months, plus potential expansion for schools and a junior employment agency.
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South Dakota
Lund
SISO
Apen
Privaks Employment
Lund Consluclel
Man Recovers From Motorcycle Crash Injuries
Speeind a Mrs Eliensehmidt and Mrs Albert We alioned to Unidas Tuesday to bring her son Clarence home from the hospital where he had received treatment for injuries from a motorcycle crash. He escaped with no bone injuries and was not feared to have significant harm.
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Speeind
Eliensehmidt
Albert We
Unidas
Clarence
Birthday Surprise for Charles Sanger in Rockharn
Mr and Mrs Walter Sanger hosted a surprise party for Charles Sanger on his birthday at their Rockharn home. A South Dakota resident of over 33 years, he moved to the area in 1883.
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Rockharn
Walter Sanger
Charles Sanger
Sarger
South Dakota
Haider Leads Group Toward Hawarden Stock Sale
Mike Haider of Zelh with Fleury Levecaw and Jona McKea depart Sunday for Hawarden Iowa for a few days stay to attend stock sales, according to a special report from Attent Iowa Sales Rockham.
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Iowa
Rockham
Mike Haider
Zelh
Fleury Levecaw
Jona McKea
Hawarden
Illegal Shipment Of Beaver Skins Traced To China
Rapid City dispatch reports Orvie L. Thorson of Scenic pleaded guilty on two counts of vice law violation for illegally shipping and possessing beaver hides. He was fined 100 and jailed three days on each count, with sentences suspended on payment of $11.25 costs. The beaver skins were traced from the Cheyenne River region to a New York dealer and eventually to a Tientsin farrier's shop in China.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
China
Orvie L. Thorson
Scenic
Guce Law Violetion
Newell McEachron
Thorson
South Dakota
Ilegally
Tientsin
Farrier
W. W. Soule
Rapid Ci
Soule
Cheyenne River
New York City
United States
Los Angeles
New York
McEachron
Home Burglarized by Soldiers AWOL in Fort Warre?
Police report a sergeant and a private, Jerry McDonald and W L Lane, suspected soldiers, admitted a Tuesday night burglary at the A. Van Meveren residence. McDonald, dressed oddly, carried wrist watches rings and other stolen items. He claimed they came to town with two dollars and begged for food.
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Fort
Warren
Che
Jerry McDonald
Lane
Tsa
Fort Wareren
McDonald
van Meveren
Wart
Woone
Vaneyveren
J. Quat
District May Start Bus Service In Grant County
The attorney general's office advised that an independent school district may inaugurate a bus service for children living over four miles from the nearest school. The board can supply a bus service within the statutory limit of 50 cents per day per family, as distance dictates, according to Kin's opinion. Attending League Institute Miller July 2 delegates from Miller Epworth League Ottawa.
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Rules
Pierre
Attorney General's Office
Lon F. Flynn
Grant County
Kin
Returns From Mildes Blunt Visit In Pierre
Special report notes Morday return from Miller where guest of Miss Shirley Cristy. Mrs Leona Furlow and daughter Jayce accompanied by Mrs Harlow Howard and daughters Gail and Ann were Pierre visitors Monday.
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Mildes Blunt
Porn Furlow
Morday
Miller
Shirley Cristy
Picrre
Blunt
Leona Furlow
Jayce
Harlow Howard
Gail
Ann
Pierre
South Dakota REA Projects Edge Toward Rural Electrification
Washington report notes only three REA projects active in South Dakota all in Union County. Clay Union Electric in Ver million works 77 miles for 320 customers, Union County Rural Power at Elk Point builds 197 miles for 599 customers, and Lincoln Union Electric at Alcester runs 230 miles for 456 customers with a $20,000 wiring contract. REA aims to lend $141 million nationwide next year, with total REA activity at $90 million to date.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
United States
South Dakota
Union County
Art Clay-Union Electric Corporation
Ver+ milion
Linn
Chay
Union Counties
Union County Rural Power Company
Elk Point
Lincoln-Union Electric Company
Alcester
Hine
REA
Two Men Committed To State Prison In South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS July 28 Prisoners committed to South Dakota penitentiary Wednesday were Arnold Carmen Conition County one year for a statutory charge and John Tannehill Grant County three years for burglary in the third degree. Ed T Elkins sheriff of Codington County brought Carmen to the prison and Maurice A Carlson sheriff of Grant County delivered Tannehill.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Arnold Carmen
Cocintion County
John Tannehill
Grant County
Ed. T. Elkins
Codington County
Carmen
Maurice A. Carlson
Tannehill
Award Contract For Western S D Highway Surfacing
The South Dakota highway commission awarded a 69787.80 dollar contract to Summit Construction Co of Rapid City to oil surface 15.7 miles of the Belle Fourche to the Wyoming line route. Other bids on air surfacing and bituminous base projects were still under consideration as well.
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S. D
Fierre
South Dafroin Highway
Diseased Ducks Rescued to Kampeska in Watertown Work
Watertown sportsmen moved diseased ducks from Lake Pelican to Lake Kampeska. Over 259 ducks have been saved and placed in Kampeska’s fresh water, with many showing signs of revival.
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Kampeska
Lake Pelican
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Woman Held For Theft Released On Bond
Dorothy J M Colbert of Sioux Falls was arraigned on grand larceny and released on a 2.00 appearance bond. The complaint charged theft of clothing a watch and an Elk’s pin. Preliminary hearing set for August 11.
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Sioux Falls
Dorothy JM. Colbert
W. G. Tysdale
Milwaukee visitors join Oberheus for brief Rockham stay
Mr and Mrs M Var Dyke and their son Harvey with a friend Elmer Schmidt arrived in Rockham to visit the Rev and Mrs O L Oberheu. The Milwaukee party left with Mr Oberheu for a short Black Hills tour and plan to return home Friday.
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Rockham Rockham
M. Var Dyke
Harvey
Clarence
Elmer Schmidt
Milwaukee
O. L. Oberheu
Oberheu
Black Hills
Marmola Tablets Promoted For Weight Loss
An old fashion drug advertisement touts Marmola prescription tablets as a fat loss aid without starvation. It claims over thirty years on the market and twenty distribution boxes, noting it is not a universal cure and requires physician consultation for diagnosis.
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Asay
Farm Child Is Future Human Fly
Madison report notes 2% month old Fredrick John Augustad attempts to climb farm windmill tower twice in a week. Parents John and Mrs Augustad cut off lower windmill ladder section to keep him safe.
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Madison
Fredrick John Augustad
John Augustad
Fredrick
Gets Prison Term For Cattle Theft
Aberdeen July 38. Shorty Kracke Mobridge farmer pleaded guilty to cattle rustling before Circuit Judge Franke R. Fisher Acre Tuesday and was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary. Kracke admitted theft of 12 head of cattle and a goat from the Ed Mickelson farm near Mobridge July 32. Sale of the nanny goat to a farmer for Aberdeen aided his capture.
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Shorty" Kracke
Mobridge
Franke R. Fisher
Kracke
August Schumacher
Attorney Generals Investigation Division
Dudley Martin
State's Attorney PLC
Morstendahl
Walworth County
Ed Mickelson
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Real Property Beadle County
Public notice from Beadle County South Dakota informs that by virtue of a Special Execution issued in Ninth Judicial Circuit Court the real property Lot 12 Block 127 Subdivision Seventh Railway Addition Huron Beadle County is to be sold at public auction at the Beadle County front door on August 30 1908 at 2:00 PM to satisfy a $1285.45 judgment plus interest and costs. Sheriff Jol Relly signs the notice dated July 26 1933 with attorney Temmey Baron of Baron South Dakota listed.
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South Dakota
Beadle
Circuit Court
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Plaintill
Sylvester Barrett
Barrett
Beadle County
Federal Farm Mortgage Corration, 2 Corporation
Andylvester Barrett
Kathryn Barrett
Beadley County
Ia Public Corporation
Beadle County Court House
Huron
Dakota
Home Owne Loan Corporation
George
C. Hunts
Lucy L. Hunt
Joe Bottum
State of
South Dakotas
Jol Relly
Temmey
Dr T H Baer Dies After Paralytic Stroke In Mobridge
Dr T H Baer 64 a prominent Timber Lake physician died in Mobridge hospital Monday after a paralytic stroke suffered while on a professional call to Eagle Butte Friday He was driven to Mobridge by ambulance and had remained unconscious since Survived by widow daughter Mrs Marjorie Andersen and three sisters and brothers among them Dr De Witt Baer of Sioux Falls and Judge B W Baer of Woonsocket Funeral arrangements pending in South Dakota and Iowa history references included
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T. H. Bave
Mobridge Hospital
Eagle Butte
Burr
Noth
South Dakota
Dewey County
Wason
Bloomfield
EL. Baer
Minneapolis
B. W. Baer
Woondeket
Wessington Women Hostesses To Aid Society Event
Wessington women hosted the Aid Society division at the Coop home on Tuesday. Fifteen members attended and contributed to the rug fund, with the rug donated to Mrs. Ensign Bagley. Members also paid 25 cents for a Sunshine party in August, a tea was served, and the next meeting is set for August 1. The division plans to entertain the general Aid Society in September.
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Wessington
Clarence Coop
Ray Bad Jeley
Aid Society
Coop
Fifieen
Louisa Stinge
Albert Bule Jock
Ensign Bagley
Sunshine Party
General Aid Society
Meetings Slated To Study Tax Problems
Pierre, Luis 28- Pi-At least one meeting in every county planned in a series to study tax problems of South Dakota. First session Thursday at Sioux Falls. Open forums at Rapid City and Star Wars on July 20. Discussion includes reducing burdens and county cost variances. Essay contest on taxes opens August 1, closes October 3. Prize awards for top entries.
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Luis
South Dakon
J. HB
Botan i
Young Republicary
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Oper
League
Sautt
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