Chorus Draws Active Interest At Huron Banquet
A 30 member Huron Parent-Teacher chorus prepares for its first public appearance at the annual P. T. A. banquet at the Methodist church next Tuesday. Directed by Mrs H N Carlsen with Mrs TD V McDonnell on piano, the group will join other city choirs for a massed chorus at the state convention in October. Principal speaker will be Mrs Earl Roadman of Mitchell.
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Huron
Annal P. T. A
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
H. N. Carlsen
TD. V. Mc Donnell
Carlson
Washington
Irs
al Robinson
Jr. Wilson
O. J. Darey
Qsavens
Franz Joseph Haydn
W. H. Needllinger
Earl Roadman
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Method of Kindling Stoves Offered by Iroquois Farmer
A. E. Theconas of Iroquois proposes a stove starting method to prevent fires. Soaked corn cobs and a small kerosene-soaked container are used to ignite paper rolled around cobs, avoiding kerosene pouring onto live coals. If cobs are unavailable, tightly rolled paper suffices.
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Iroquois
A. E. Theconas
Thomas
Congress Heads Government Says University Professor
Vermillion report quotes Professor H. Traschsel arguing Congress must act first to empower other branches and set work and funding. He notes Congress decides what work to do and makes necessary appropriations. His government lectures air on KUSD Wednesdays 8 to 8:20 p.m.
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Congress
Man H. Traschsel
Sater Weethasren Bury
SOU
Traschsel
KUSD
Highmore Woman Is Honored On Birthday
Highmore March 4 Special It bes ing the 81st birthday of Mrs Sadie Pilkington members of the W R C and other friends gathered at her home Tuesday to help her spend the afternoon Mrs Pilkington is one of the oldest residents in this vicinity having lived in Hyde county for almost 50 years She has endured many hardships while pioneer on the farm here and has host 2 ends in this vicinity Refreshments were served at the birthday party including a large birthday bake by Nettie Hawkins GIVE TO RED CROSS ERWIN March 4 Special At a recent special meeting of the Erwin fire department it was voted to turnt over 20 of the firemen fund to the local Red Cross chapter
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Highmore
Sadie Pilkington
RED Cross Erwin
Erwin Fire Department
Red Cross Chapter
Seed Loan Data To Be Gathered In Buffalo County
GANN VALLEY March 4 Special H B Nash Redfield member of the state seed loan committee has arranged a federal seed loan survey in Buffalo county. County commissioners will mail farmers questionnaires to determine seed needs and help set loan quantities for firms retailing seed. Seed loan blanks are expected soon. The same committees will serve again. No nonfarming last year can obtain loans this year. The maximum loan per farmer is $4.
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Gann Valley
H. B. Nash
Redfield
State
Buffalo County
Nash
Bon Homme Farmers Seek Federal Feed Loan Aid Totals
In February Bon Homme county received 45 feed loan applications totaling 6871.50 and approved 114 applications totaling 48431.93. Earlier openings in October and November yielded 293 applications totaling 4800.14. Since the two periods Bon Homme farmers have received 112,232.07.
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Bon Homme
Tyndall
Bon Homme County
County Feed Loan Committee
Wessington D of H Sets Saturday Meeting Agenda
Wessington South Dakota special report states juvenile Degree of Honor members will meet at the community hall Saturday afternoon March date. Junior group begins at 1 15 pm and seniors at 3 pm with a welfare program and a five cent donation per member to aid a needy child. Games stunts and lunch planned.
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Wessington D. of
Wessington
Community Hall
Mellette People Home From Mother's Funeral
Mrs. James Bryan and J. D. McGaughey returned from Mt. Horeb Wisconsin where they attended funeral services for their mother Mrs. George McGaughey. They report southern Wisconsin had an open winter with little snow and a rain shower with thunder and lightning during their visit.
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Mellette
James Bryan
J. D. McGaughey
Mt. Horeb
Wis
George McGaughey
Wisconsin
Truck Retrieved From River After Ice Breakaway
A loaded dike truck broke through the river ice and sank. It was hauled out using a stump pulling device and found to be in fairly good condition aside from a demolished cab. The truck carried several tons of ice at the time.
Crime Is Biggest Business In America Warns Officials
Pierre March 4 A Iowa special agent told South Dakota sheriffs and police officers that crime is the nation’s largest business in dollars. He cited 1930 losses at about ten billion dollars, warned rural growth of crime could make conditions intolerable, and outlined advanced detection methods including fingerprinting, ballistics, and moulage.
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America
5. D
Pierre
United States
R. W. Nebergall
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
South Dakota
State Sheriffs’ and Police Officers’ Association
Nethergall
Iowa
New Yor
Chicago
Ment
Nebergall
Iowa Bankers Association
Bicentennial program in Frankfort raises relief funds
A Washington bicentennial program in Frankfort at the Firemen's hall, sponsored by the Masonic lodge, featured the local school in the program and an address by Rev. Mr. Brown of the M E church. A small admission fee was charged and the net proceeds were donated to the community relief fund.
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Frankfort
Washington
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Brown
M. E. Church
Community Relief Fund
Mitchell Legion Aims To Provide 200 Jobs
Mitchell March 4 local American Legion committee on unemployment aims to provide at least 200 jobs for unemployed men and women. Aene Berg, committee member, said the Legion will cover expenses. the national move will be centered locally in Mitchell as clergymen agreed to announce the program through their pulpits.
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Mitchell Legion
Mitchell
American Legion Committee
Ane Berg
Berg
Legion
Injury reveals serious break after ski mishap
Leonard Welton initially thought his neck sprain was minor after a skiing accident but ten days later doctors found a broken clavicle that had begun to knit poorly. The missed diagnosis explains his faded form in the Woonsocket basketball tournament, though the bone may heal with little lasting trouble.
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Forestsurg
Leonard Welton
Woonsocket
Flan Patriotic Program At Manchester Meeting
The Manchester BLT A regular meeting is set for Friday evening March 11. A patriotic program is planned to continue the bicentennial observance. An outside speaker is being sought and the public is invited to attend.
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FLAN
Manchester
Bastian Earns High Marks in Illinois Studies
Harold Bastian, former Highmore student and South Dakota honors graduate, is completing a post graduate course in architectural engineering at the University of Illinois. Rex Newcomb, chairman of the executive committee, informed his father B. G. Bastiary of Tenth Street Southeast of the notable achievement.
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Harold Bastian
University of Illinois
Rex Newcomb
B. G. Bastiary
Tenth Street
Bastian
Highmore
University of South Dakota
Pierre
Little Rock
Ark
American Legion
Detroit
Herold
College of Fine and Applied Arts
Newcomb
Conde P T A Has Musical Program
Conde, March 4 Special The March meeting of the Conde P T A was held at the school yesterday The program theme was Music and Music Appreciation The outline includes community singing by boys glee club duets songs by primary grades and a music memory contest Descriptive music and musical forms were also presented by grade children
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CONDE
Conde P.T. A
Lorna Doon
Glee Club
Yvette Abbs
Anna Hynes
Miss Haskin
J. W. Walton
Son Born At Highmore Reported By Goldsmith
Wilbert Goldsmith reports the birth of a son on Tuesday March 1 in Highmore. The announcement notes the new arrival and gives the family as the primary source of the notice.
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Highmore
Mr. Angels
Wilbert Goldsmith
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