South Dakota Six Projects In River Program
The Reclamation Bureau proposed a nationwide postwar plan costing about 3.09 billion dollars including six South Dakota projects. Oahe on the Missouri would irrigate 200000 acres at 25 million, 48 months. Other sites include Rapid Valley, Angustura, Grand River, Moreau, and miscellaneous works totaling 1.0 million for 12 months each.
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Washington
Reclamation Bureau
South Dakota
Bureau
Missouri River
Congress
Oahe
Missouri
Rapid Valley
Rapid Creek
Cheyenne River
Grand River
Moreau
Moreau River
Redfield Man Spends $19 In Primary
FUER June Four state legislative candidates spent $20.80 during the primary election campaign. A. L. Coleman of Redfield the 17th joint senatorial district Republican nominee reports $19 spent. E. H. Noteboom of Selby lists $1.80 in expenses for the 24th district. Matt Stephenson of Dupree the 36th district nominee and E. A. Wood of Wessington Springs the 10th district nominee reported no expenditures.
Highmore WRC Hears State Report at Corps Hall
John A. Dix Woman's Relief Corps No. 63 met Saturday afternoon in the Corps Hall presided by Zillah Bancroft. Dollie Matre, delegate to the state convention in Huron, reported on the meeting and was honored as patriotic instructor while Adele Thompson read a Civil War veteran obituary clipping and the secretary shared the monthly newsletter.
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Airnamure
Vsune
Zillah Bancroft
John A. Dix
Woman's Relief Corps No
Dollie Matre
WRC
Huron
Mrs Drew Reports To Highmore Woman's Club
Mrs J B Perkins hosted the June gathering of the Woman's Club with guests from Highmore. Mrs R J Drew presented a report on the sixth district Federated Warne ry Clubs convention at Aberdeen where she was installed president. A program outline for next year was discussed and tea followed. the club will resume in fall.
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Drew
Highmore
Woman's Club
J. B. Perkins
R. J. Drew
Federated Warnery Clubs
Aberdeen
Esmond WSCS Holds June Hall Meeting
Esmond WSCS met at the Esmond Hall Friday with president Mrs. Roy Miller presiding. Mrs. Glen Nelson led a study lesson on nursery schools in the United States. The June 30 meeting will be in Iroquois hosted by Mrs. W J Stephenson. Members are asked to bring an old hat for a sale and a lunch was served by several members.
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Esmond
WSCS
Hall Esmond
Esmond Hall
Roy Miller
United States
Glen Nelson
Iroquois
W. J. Stephenson
Fred' Oles
M. D. Caffrey
Leslie Clendening
Merie Strickler
Earl Carley
Merle, Hocye
Uniforms from Central South Dakota and Area Military Notes
Local brief notes on service members: Blair Kenison at Suffolk Air Base Westhampton Beach NY. Charles R Elyeau visiting Savannah GA. Marvin White stationed Alliance NE. Robert Marsh stationed Aleutians. Kenneth Marsh visiting grandmother Anna Marsh. Leonard Willett parents welcome birth in Redfield Baldwin Hospital. B J Landrigan of Minneapolis visiting Willow Lake. Myrtle Lentz visiting parents Theodore and wife returns east coast. Howard Aarsted returns to Lincoln NE after Willow Lake furlough. Nolan Meister of Fort Sill OK visiting W F Meister.
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Bonilla
R. Kenison
Pvt
Blair’ Kenison
Suffolk
Air Base
Westhampton Beach
Long Island
New York
Wellington
Charles R. Elyeauof
Army Air Force
Savannah
Clarence Elyen
Marvin White
Alliance
Neb
Baldwin Hospital
Redfield
Willow Lake
B. J. Landrigan
Minneapolis
Landrigan
Ft Snelling
Michigan
Myrtle Lentz
Theodore Lentz
East Coast
Howard Aarsted
Lincoln
Pfe Nolan Meister
Ft. Sil
Okla
W. F. Meister
Associated Credit Co Incorporates Pierre Firm
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state by the Associated Credit Co of Aberdeen, establishing a new credit firm in Pierre. The filing marks formal creation and local business expansion in the area.
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Pierre
Associated Credit Co
Aberdeen
Otto New Head of State Elks
Otto of Yankton was elected president of the South Dakota State Elks Association for the coming year at the Mitchell convention. New officers include George Crane as vice president, James Campbell and C L Morgan as vice presidents, M G Murphy as secretary, Clayton B Smith as trustee, Pierce McDowell as trustee, and M M Korte as treasurer. Aberdeen hosted the ritualistic title, Mitchell bowling teams swept top honors, and a Sioux Falls Elks band concert capped the program with N E Steele delivering the main address.
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Pierce McDowell
Sioux Falls
M. M. Korte
Aberdeen
Mitchell Keglers
Mitchell No. 3
Norton
Plante
Hayse
Sioux Falls Elks Band
Corn Palace
Farm Labor Offices Set Up In Kingsbury County
June 6 Eleven volunteer farm labor offices have been established throughout Kingsbury County to offer immediate facilities to farmers in that area, Charles A. Sayre, county agent has announced. The volunteers who will handle these offices are: Clarence Johnson Osceola Schoenfelder Salter Iroquois Herman Blote Manchester Henry Poppen Lake Preston James Barber Hetland A D Maxwell Arlington Ed Stonefield Oldham Glen Nelson Esmond.
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Kingsbury DE Smet
Kingsbury County
Charles A. Sayre
Clarence Johnson
Osceola
Schoenfelder
Salter
Iroquois
Herman Blote
Manchester
Henry Poppen
Lake Preston
James Barber
Hetland
A. D. Maxwell
Arlington
Ed Stonefield
Oldham
Glen Nelson
Esmond
State College President To Address Huron High Grads Tonight
Dr Lyman E Jackson president of South Dakota State College will address the 1944 Huron High School graduating class at commencement in Huron College auditorium at 8 p m tonight He is noted as an educator author and former junior dean of the agricultural college at Ohio State University Jackson has written several textbooks and contributed to agricultural education He has led administrative reforms at State College including a junior senior college plan and expanded guidance services Tenor of remarks centers on balance in education and providing broader opportunities for graduates
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Lyman _E. Jackson
South Dakota State College
Huron High School
Huron College
Jackson
State College
Ohio State University
Agricultural College
Oregon
Wis
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Ohio State
Department of Agricultural Education
Dodgeville
Janesville
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
Division of Information
Agricultural Ad Justment Administration
Washington
Dd.’ C
Armed Services Institute
Eichi Adachi
Mary Jane Adams
William P. Ames
May Dell Bailey
Elaine Marie Baker
Norma Ruth, Barnes
George Robert Bell
Jessie — Elda Bennett
Syd A. Bennett
Shirley Joyce Best
Ralph Lyle Bethke
Dorothy — Marie Biddick
William Charles Blaber
Betty Jean Bloodgood
Floyd Allen Brandenburg
Claire Mae Brandmire
Jessie Burnett
Lester Dwight Bush
Charles William Callahan
Verla Cantonwine
Anthelma Jane Carlson
Elizabeth Mary Carroll
Milford Ray Cheeseman
Leona Jean Cronk
Charles Everett Crown
Eileen Mary Dailey
Lois Shirley
DeGeest
Dorothy Wene Decker
Arthur Charles Dickerson
John George Dorsey
Jean Helene Evans
Vesta Mae Evans
Evelyn Eilieen Ferguson
Thelma Helene Floe
Irma Adeline Freeburg
Lois Marguerite Fuller
Hugh Robert Fullerton
Shirley Ellen Geiser
LaVon Geyer
Jean Gill
Warren Alwyn Goethel
Dolores Gordon
Marie Gross
Phyllis Katherine Gross
Rose Gross
Laura Jean Grothe
Donald Rupert Harris
Virginia Marie Hetlinger
Val Franklin Hiatt
Lulu May Hilton
Darrell M. Hinkley
Melvin Hofer
Marie Madelyne Horton
Doris
Marie Hopper
Dangers Seen in Proposed Social Security Expansion
Herbert A. Hedges of Kansas City warns at a Chamber of Commerce meeting that federal social security expansion could threaten individual enterprise and lead to general regimentation and public debt. He cites possible bureaucratic raids on the treasury and political vote bidding, while acknowledging benefits such as enforced thrift and removal of aged and disabled workers from industry. New officers of the South Dakota Life Underwriters group were announced: Guy French as president, Earl Flanagan, Giles Anderson, and Clarence Grew as vice presidents.
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Vax Falls
Herbert A. Hedges
Kansas City
National Association of Life Underwriters
Social Fajourite
Edges
Chamber ‘of Commerce
South Dakota Association of Life Underwriters
Guy French
Sioux Falls
Earl Flanagan
Huron
Giles Anderson
Aberdeen
Clarence Grew
Watertown
Alpena Star Workers Extension Meets at Church
The Star Workers Extension Club met at the Methodist Church in Alpena Friday. Members answered roll call by wedding date and displayed a picture of the occasion. The group voted to donate 5 to build a tennis court at the school grounds. A picnic supper followed, and the next meeting was scheduled for the first Friday in July with Mrs. Otto Winter and Mrs. William Brosz as hostesses.
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Alpena
Huronians Pictured In National Magazine
Two local businessmen aiding farmers during last year harvest labor shortage are featured in The Country Gentleman article What About Farm Help. Harry Lampe of the Service Shoe Shop and Harryn Hedblom of Hedblom Clothing appear tossing bundles in a grain field for the photo.
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Country Gentleman
Harry Lampe
Harryn Hedblom
Stubborn constipation relief urged by reader note
An unsolicited letter from Mr Lowe reports relief from chronic constipation after using Kellogg's All Bran. He cites weak condition prior to trying the cereal and notes the product helps regulate bowel function by supporting colonic flora and regular waste preparation.
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Mr. Lowe
Tada Daly
Sim Battio
Pierre Man Wins Pistol Match In S F
Pierre Man from Ferry, Pierre, captured the pistol event and rated fourth in aggregate at the four state rifle tournament held in Sioux Falls on Sunday. Les Hamer of Woodstock, Minnesota, led aggregate placements.
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Pierre
S. F. Sioux Falls
L Ferry
Les Hamer
Woodstock
Minn
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Donald H. Kukuk
Donna Jean Lande
June Elenora Lang
Doris Lorraine Leighton
Maxine Helen Lemon
Gene
Sheldon Lewallen
Neema
Lucille Liebnow
Alvina L. Lippert
Thomas Harry Luby
Vinton Paul Luther
M. Elaine Lyman
Eunice McCoy
Eunice Muriel McCoy
Leo Gene McDermott
Lois Marie McFadden
George
Loyal McNamara, Jr
Donna Lorraine McManus
Eugene Lawrence Morie
Dorothy Alice May
Carline Carmel Meyers
Beverly Jean Miller
Harriet Ellen Miner
Walter Robert Mueller
William Mueller
Norman Jean Nelson
Vera Lorraine Nelson
Naomi
Audrey Nelson
John Carlton Odegard
William Jay Oerkine
Donnelly
Michael Oliva
Evelyn Raee Palmer
Dorothy June Patrick
Tolores
Jean Patterson
Martha M.phillips
Fritz Arthur Pierce
Patricia Ann Threadgold
Jo Anne Tobey
Norris M. Tollefson
Violet E. Tschetter
Dorothy Marie Turner
Donna Louise Upchurch
Alene Helen Wagner
Victor Robert Watson
Edward Weatherill
Robert Lee Wecker
Patricia Anne Walsh
Robert Emerson Wessel
James Warren Wyland
Jeannedale Zeller
Marjorie Jean Zieske
Louise Florence Zilko
Lyman E. Jackson
National Magazine
Hele
Lampert
Lael Mai
Gila
Lampert Lumber CO
R. C. Keenan, Mer
Im Hue
Thorsin
Bekmaart
Thornton & Minor
Thorn & Minor
Lee
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