Rural credits refinance seals 2 million bond issue in SD
South Dakota officials announce a two million dollar refunding of rural credits bonds. Twin cities banks Judd bid, option accepted to cover one million by March 14 with 62 percent interest, highest on rural credits. Remaining one million option extends to August 15.
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South Dakota
Rural Credits Department
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Park
Rural Credits Board
Judd
Ernest Jud
Northwest Bankcorporation
First Bank Stock Corporation
Twin Cities Banking Company
Walter M. Willy
Alpena Bride Weds Fedora Girl in Weslington Springs
Miss Elizabeth Chappell of Fedora and Buford Review of Alpena were married at Wesington Springs this week in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J. H. Blackburn. Witnesses were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Youngs of Alpena. The couple will live on the Bevier farm near Alpena after a short wedding trip.
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Fedora Alpena
Elizabeth Chappell
Fedora
Buford
Bevier
Alpena Fire Loss Will Be Replaced
Alpena stockmen clear debris from the former post office site after a recent blaze. They plan to rebuild when weather permits, with Cook and Lewis hardware also rebuilding. Dreamland theatre gets a new roof this week as reconstruction continues from January fire.
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Merci 4
Specialy
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Water recedes as Alpena flood damage noted
High thaw water slowly falls in Alpena area reducing road flooding. Creeks run high with backwater from Sand Creek south of Alpena. A bridge three miles south of town is out and Island Creek near the Neumese farm west of town is damaged. Flood waters cut many grades.
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Leena
Sand Creek
Dinner party honors W Gerhardt on seventy third birthday
Raymond notes a seven oclock dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs B J Gerhardt for guests including Clark residents C F Griffee Mira Kelly Maynie Charles and John Kelly, Mr and Mrs Thomas Norton and Artie Gerhardt. The occasion marks W Gerhardt's seventy third birthday.
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B. J. Gerhardt
Mira
C.F Griffee
Clark
Mary Kelly
Maynie
Charles
John Kelly
Thomas Norton
Gerhardt
Artie Gerhardt
W. Gerhardts
Finances Are Good In City Of Bryant
At a March meeting the Bryant city council voted to pay off 5500 of bonded debt not due for two years. The surplus in the water and light fund comes from the municipal plants profits. Bryant owns its light water and sewer systems with a modern septic field and reservoirs. The city, debt free on the school, has total indebtedness of 26000 and plans for earnings from light and water to cover the remainder.
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Hye
Light and
German Students Plan Spring Play at S D U
The German department at the University of South Dakota will stage the farce Einer Muss Heiraten in the Union building during the last week of April. Arnold F. Koester directs with Leroy Kleinsasser and Alice Gross starring. Neighboring colleges may book the show with transport covered.
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Mmaren
Wermany
University of South Dakota
Arnold F. Koester
Koester
Leroy Kleinsagser
Tyndall
Alice Gross
Wagner
Elizabeth Kreusz
Java
Lois
Morningside College
Sioux City
Sioux Falls College
Siouxx Falls
South Dakota
Koesier
Eastern Star Head Visits At Mellette
Mrs. Kate Fagg-Williams associate grand patroness of the Eastern Star officiated at Mellette with a school of instruction in the afternoon. A banquet courtesy of Mellette and Northville chapters followed. In the evening Northville conducted a demonstration on balloting and examining a visitor while Mellette demonstrated opening and closing a chapter and initiation.
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Eastern Star
Mellette
Northville
Irs
Williams
School Board Wins In Deposit Hearing Mellette
The Mellette board of education prevailed in a Redfield trial before Judge Fisher over recovering $5280 of school money deposited in the closed State Bank of Mellette. The verdict was retried in favor of the school board with Roy T. Buell of Redfield as attorney. The defense included Sterling Clark and Grigsby of Redfield and Don Cheatham of Mellette.
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Don Cheatham
Student Loan Group Among Incorporators in Madison
Articles of incorporation filed for the Eastern Student Loan corporation of Madison to aid Eastern Normal students. Founders include L. N. Prase E. A. Bixler V. A. Lowry Jean Barnes and Ethel Crooks all of Madison. Noah's Ark at Colore incorporated with 23000 capital stock. Directors include Verena Noah B B Noah and Noah of Tripp county.
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Leading roles in Peer Gynt at Yankton college
Yankton college presents Peer Gynt on campus today and tomorrow with Wayne Nicholas as Davie King Hester Kremer as Solveig and Helga's father. Nicholas, senior class president and campus poet, has a long dramatic record and fraternity memberships. Kramer Kremer has prior leads and directs a local dance orchestra to support his schooling.
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Yankton College
Henrik Ibsen
Yankton College Dramatics
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Ree Heights
Davie King
Hester Kremer
Solveig
Helga
Nicholau
Mwe
Jeada
Nicholas
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National Dramatic Fraternity
Pi Kappa’ S Delta
National Forensic Fraternity
Goose Quill Club
Greyhound
Kramer
Sodale Vadvil
Kremer
Life term for South Dakota burglar with radio theft
Lewis Whitmarsh, after breaking into a cottage at Brandt Lake and stealing a radio, must spend the rest of his life in prison under habitual criminal law. Judge Ray Dougherty sentenced him in Madison. Whitmarsh has served three terms since 1911, with only a year and a half of liberty in 22 years. His two companions pleaded guilty and testified against him.
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Hay and grain feed sources listed by extension service
Brookings March d The extension service at State College maintains a free updated list of hay grain and cottonseed cake sources for farmers buying feeds. The list shows shipper names addresses and feed descriptions and is available from county agents or by writing to the Extension Service State College Brookings. A M Eberle extension marketing specialist leads the effort and seeks surplus feed providers to join the exchange. the college acts only as information conduit.
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March
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Wilson Appointed To Canova School Board
A. C. Wilson was named to the Canova board of education to fill a vacancy caused by H. Sweet’s removal. He will serve the remainder of the term which expires in June, with a chairman to be chosen at the March 25 meeting.
Re Elect Officers In Ames Township Special
At the Ames township election held this week Ben Heezen was reelected road supervisor Don McCutchan was reelected treasurer Walter Johnson was elected as clerk and George Shaw as assessor One thousand dollars was levied for the year's township expenses and other business matters were settled ATTEND ELKS LODGE RAYMOND Special attendees included Gerhardt at Walcott town
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Ames
Ben Heezen
Don McCutchan
Walter Johnson
George Shaw
Codington Claims Heavy Commission Defies Weight Challenge
WATERTOWN March 4 Codington county's board of commissioners issued a bold challenge to other county boards in South Dakota to outweigh them The five members claim a combined weight over 1201 pounds with Chairman Vern Wohleter at 185 pounds Thomas Sprat weighs 276 pounds Robert Stein and Patrick Walsh at 245 pounds and D Monahan at 250 pounds The lightest member weighs five pounds more than the rest.
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Watertown
Codington County
Board of Commissioners
Anes
South Dakota
Coddington Commission
Vern G. Wohleter
Thomas Sparta Mikes
Robert Stein
Patrick Walsh
D. Monahan
Manchester Ladies Aid to Meet Wednesday
The Manchester Ladies Aid society will meet at the Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon March 9. There will be election of officers at this time, after which lunch will be served.
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Manchester Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Lakes Fill Near Ames Amid Spring Drought Relief
Citizens along the Ames area report lakes and ponds filled to capacity as Wall Lake nears full. Roads dry and travel improving, with water levels stabilizing after recent wet conditions.
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Aleys
Wall
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