Committee Named To Study Plankinton Training School
Governor Jensen announced a five member bipartisan committee to study problems at the Plinkinton training school and suggest recommendations to the Board of Charities and Corrections. The group includes Rev F H McCormick and several civic leaders, formed unofficially to assist without state expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Bob Ames
Mitchell
American Legion Auxiliary
Matt Thune
Emil
Meisenholder
Prilston
Albert K. Meile
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Brigady
Board of Charities and Corrections
Frankinton
Rainfall in Blunt High Above Normal
May rainfall in Blunt totals 2.96 inches with a yearly total near record levels. Crops look good despite early May frosts and garden damage from caterpillars and grasshoppers. Reports of blackleg and anthrax spread in cattle. vaccination underway to curb losses as widespread precipitation reduces dust storm risk.
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Blunt
Ard
Milly Rehich School Orchestra to Play at State Convention
The Milly Rehich School Orchestra, directed by Ghry Shaw, will perform at the State Sunday School convention program in Huron Wednesday evening Bay. Superintendent L. He Rowse announced the plans today.
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Miller
Milly Rehich
Ghry Shaw
Huron
Russell Danburg To Tour Europe With Concert Musicians
Russell Danburg son of Deverne Danburg Miller will tour Europe this summer with concert musicians from Washington State College Pullman. The group sails New York June 39 and returns Havre August 2, performing ensemble and solo works composed by Danburg with four music students joining.
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Miller
Russell Danburg
Deverne Danburg
Europe
Germany
France
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Hungary
England
Danbugr
Washington State College
Pullman
New York
New York City
Havre
Danburg
South Dakota Runs Fast Road Building Pace in 1936
South Dakota released figures showing faster highway construction in 1936 than nearby states. From January through May the state completed or let contracts totaling 2.77 million dollars, with Minnesota at 590 thousand, Montana 955 thousand, and North Dakota 2.49 million. Andrew Norstad, secretary of the Highway Commission, said about 6,000 miles of trunk highways exist in the state with 3,200 hard surfaced and 1,200 gravel surfaced. About half the funding came from the federal government and the rest from state revenue. federal curtailment would not affect the program until after July 1, 1936.
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South Dakota
Norstad
Slyls
Ravenue
Congress
Prngram
Norgtad
State News Briefs From The Evening Huronrite
A fragmented item from The Evening Huronrite notes state news dated Thursday June 2. The readable portion hints at local updates but lacks clear events, names, or places. The item remains partial and can't be fully reconstructed into a distinct event.
St Lawrence Band Camp Names Directors and Schedule
St Lawrence prepares for a June 5 to 11 band camp with director Leroy Darling announcing guest director L E Smith and four associates including Eric Jungeman and Maya Weis Hock. The program runs daily from 8 00 AM with sectional rehearsals and after dinner recreation. housing for the first 90 registrants and an $85 total cost are noted.
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St, Lawrence
St. Lawrence
Leroy Darling
L. E. Smith
Sterling Colorado Public Schools
Eric Jungeman
Wolsey Dua. Smith
Huron High School
Maya Weis
Benson
WLPLA
St. Lawrence A Miley
Anna Krepp
Messiah Presented By County Chorus
The Faulk County Oratorio Chorus presented Handel’s Messiah at the Methodist Church with Perry Clifford conducting. Soloists included Fern Miller and Grayce Levivow among others from Norbeck, Weeota, Cresbard, Faulkton, Aberdeen, and Rockham. A religious drama directed by Mrs. Arla Brows followed, with regional attendance noted.
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Ockham
Faulk County Orstoria
Lovening
Faulk
Batan
Perry Clifford
Sidsers
Norbeck
Weeota
Crostard
DeVoe
Faulkon
Miranda
Rockham
Richland
Aberdeen
Fern Miller
Grayce Levivow
Rolland Bass
WN. E. Hay
Gladys DeLay
Faulkton
Leah Cowhick
Cresbard
Fred Elliot
Mar
e Hilde=brandt
Arla Brows
Cresbared
Rural Credits Bonds Sold With Cash Premium and Low Rate
The sale of 4.493 million dollars of South Dakota rural credit bonds at an effective 3.21 percent after a cash premium was announced by Governor Jensen. Refinancing and retirements reduce bonded debt to 38.01 million and lower average interest. Bonds bought by Minnesota bond houses and banks.
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Credit Department
Furan Credit Fonds
Jesse
Rural Credit Department
Jensen
South Dakota
Minnesottis
Church Observes 50th Anniversary
Faulkton hosts a two week course in religious instruction at St. Thomas Church supervised by Sisters Marcella Petronilla Kiernan and Felicitas of the Presentation Order Aberdeen. First Communion is planned for June 12 with classes in the Faulkton public school building. Yale report notes Mrs. John Greenan and daughter Kathleen along with sons Joseph and Leland left for Coon Rapids Iowa to visit Mrs. Greenan's mother.
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YALE
John Greenan
Kathleen
Ari
Joseph
Leland
Coon Rapids
Stamping Machine Is Given Tryout
Pierre June 2 CPR A new type of cigarette stamp metering machine is being tested in Sioux Pats to determine if tobacco sellers will again be allowed to stamp pack tips. Secretary of Agriculture Gordon Stout said the department ordered removal of stamping machines weeks ago for unsatisfactory performance. After a 60 day test, a decision will be made on their future use. The machine is being tested at the Tyco CO7.
South Dakota Association of Workers for the Blind Meet
The biennial convention at the state school for the blind was described by Melvin Bible. Papers were presented by V J Lian Harry Encast Sam J W Kay Vernon Williams and Esther Russe. A musical program and a Saturday business meeting elected Fred Scheepel as president Kelion Benton as vice president and Gladys Woodbury as secretary. The gathering closed with a banquet. membership includes former students and others interested in the blind of South Dakota.
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South Dakota Association of Workers For the Blind
State School For the Blind
Gary
Stas
Melvin Bible
Huron Callege
V. J. Lian
Oe School
Hem
Harry Encast
Phillip
Sam J. W. Kay
Pierre
Stats Pitas
Sovia ‘Security
South Dalkota
Fred Scheepel
Madison
Kelion
Benton
Mystic
Gladys
Woodbury
Gar
South Dakota
Railroads Denied Rate Hike In South Dakota
Pierre June 2 The South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners denied a roads for permission to increase rates competing with Class A motor carriers. The board granted railroads a 19 percent increase in Maximum class rates for commodities of less than carload lots, a small intrastate traffic segment.
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Pierre
South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Rilroads
Miller To Lose Four Teachers In Maller School
Miller district confirms four teachers resigning and not returning next year. Seventh grade instructor Marion Keck will teach sixth grade in Spenfish. Beatrice Hurley, sixth grade, begins hospital course in East Chicago. Theodore Nickish moves to Belle Fourche as grade supervisor. Other staff plan summer study or relocation.
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Minneapolis
Marion Keck
Spenfish
Famuly
George Marsh
University of Southern California
Curlina Yeland
Veda Miller
Cleveland
Garman Nelson
Sioux Palls
Marvell Schweppe
Mildred Bohmis
Miller
Juanita Carstens
J . C. Selwig
Fhondare Nigkish
Ha World Book Company
Rowse
Boulder
Colo
Glen Shaw
Hitchcock Farmer Sees Poison as Grasshopper Cure
Hitchcock June 2 Special report cites Tollale Tollefson who farms near here claiming he shifted from doubt to support for poisoning grasshoppers. He spread bait along fields, burned ground first, and observed rapid grasshopper deaths with few survivors, saving oat and barley crops.
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Hitchcock
Tollale Tollefson
Tollefson
Esa
Rencue
Madison Newspapers Consolidate After 38 Years
Madison Daily and Rural Sentinel merge, ending the Sentinel as a separate publication. J H Mease, son of longtime publisher Frank L Mease, leads final consolidation. ownership changes place Madison Daily Leader assets under Mease. Historical notes trace Sentinel from 1879 and Leader from 1880 to present merger.
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Madison
Madison Daily
Lake County
Madison Daily Leader
J. H. Mease
Sentinel
Frank L. Mease
Mease
Lake Madison
Zane and Figeld
Leader
Herman
Lake Herman
Hermanstad
J. Stahl
Semines
Memorial Day Observed With Services At G. A. R. Cemetery
Memorial Day was observed here with services at the G. A. R. cemetery. The exercises were well attended despite intermittent showers. Roger Campbell of Aberdeen, a former service member and current major in the reserve corps, gave the address.
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Miller
Roger Campbell
Aberdeen
Urges GOPs To Apply To Board Seekers After Charities Jobs
Pierre June 2 07 Governor Jensen urged Republicans to apply for positions in state institutions under the supervision of the Board of Directors. He noted changes may come to improve efficiency and address deficiencies cited in Osborne reports and other investigations. He urged careful study of qualifications and civil service alignment, warning job pressures may be forwarded to the board. Morvis Howard of Pierre visited Blunt.
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Osborne
Jensen
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Welcone
TVR
Humphrey’s Drug Store
Huron, & Dak
Clir’ the
S. D
Huronrite State
Duane Smith
Mayo Weisflock
Messiah
County Chorus
Sioux Falls
Highmore
Th, Tomier
Royal Comter
Spen
Ory Ofer
Iowa
Penney
Tom Weston
Hitchcock Farmer
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Diamond Oil Company
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