Minority Stops Measure In South Dakota Senate War
The South Dakota Senate rejected a $135,000 biennial appropriation for a state contact officer after Democratic minority and Sen Paul Kretschmar amended the bill to let the governor appoint the officer instead of the attorney general. Former senator L. J. Bailey now serves as contact officer aiding veterans to secure federal aid. A 4 to 19 final vote blocked the two thirds needed. Kretschmar then changed his vote to allow reconsideration.
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South Dakota Senate
Paul Kretschmar
Eureka
L. J. Bailey
Bridgewater
Sessons
Kretschmar
Bayer Aspirin 15¢ Dozen Pack Ad Promotes Quick Relief
An bold ad touts Genuine Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches and neural pains. It highlights a twelve and a half dozen tablet pack priced at 15 cents, urging buyers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by its full name and to look for the Bayer cross.
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Tany Drug
Bayer
Soil Committee Named In Clark
Clark March 4 Special report by county agent C H Wagner names Roy Huburt of Raymond Everett Fletcher of Garden City and T G Bible of Clark as county soil conservation committee members. Township committeemen are to be chosen as J E Paulson Geldman and Toy Gave from Brookings spoke on rotation pastures and the plan at a Saturday meeting in Clark.
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Clark
Mar
Roy Hudburt
Raymond
Everett Fletcher
Garden City
T. G. Bible
C. H. Wagner
J. E. Paulson
Geldman
Brookings Extension Department
Toy Gave
Brookings
Shelterbelt Tree Payment Set for Great Plains Plantings
Farmers in South Dakota under the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program will receive soil-building payments of 10 dollars per acre for Great Plains Shelterbelt plantings. Since the government supplies trees and plants, cooperators will get only a portion of the payment. The Forest Service and state committee will set uniform rates and announce them soon.
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South Dakota
William J. van Zee
South Dakota Agricultural Conservation Committee
Great Plains
Forest Service
State Committee
Farewell Party For Klose Boethel Family Leaves Tyler
A farewell gathering at Gus Boethel home marked the departure of Klose Boethel and his family from Tyler Minnesota to oversett a farm. Present were five sons Carl Klose Otto Alfred and Gerhart with their spouses and two daughters Zeigeldorf and Siseke plus relatives including Mr Eckmaan Mrs Henry Riecke and Irma Uliel.
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Klose Boethels
YALE
Mar
Gus Boethel
Kiose
Tyler
Minn
Carl
Klose
Otto
Alfred
Gerhart
Zeigeldorf
Siseke
S D To Pay More For Auto Insurance
South Dakota insurance firms announced March 1 rate increases for auto policies. Lower priced cars rise from 14 to 18 with bodily injury limits. medium cars from 13 to 18. higher brackets stay at 21. Property rates hold at 6, 7, and 3 for lighter, medium, and rugged types.
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S. D
South Dakota
Renojoy
Seed Seed Seed Urges Quick Seed Ordering in South Dakota
Brookings South Dakota March 4 Special. The State Seeds Committee met to urge speed in moving seed into the state as small grain seed stocks are scarce. Seed loan applications are being rushed and FSCC shipments to county points are requested to begin immediately to meet the March 15 spring wheat seeding date. County agents urged seed treatment demonstrations to boost yields and reduce disease as seed comes from varied sources.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
Ralph E. Johnston
Extension Agronomist
Federal Surplus Commodity Corporation
Fargo
FSCC
Farm Credit Administration
The
Extension Service
A. M. Eberle
Legion Post 35 to Sponsor Four Dances in Spring
The American Legion Post No. 35 met March 1 and voted to sponsor four dances on March 2, April 23, May 3, and May 19.
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Getsysburg
Mar
American Legion Post No. 35
Houdeks Welcome Aberdeen Visitors For Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Houdek and their children traveled from Aberdeen to spend the weekend at the J. J. Houdek home in Owent Orient.
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Owent Orient
Mar
Ernest Houdek
Aberdeen
J. J. Houdek
Redfield Mayor Frank Naeve resigns amid lumber post
Redfield's mayor Frank Naeve tendered his resignation to the city council Monday night. He will join the Tuthil Lumber Company as general manager, stationed at Aberdeen yards for several weeks due to G T Kingsbury's death. Clarence Hopkins becomes acting mayor. The council and city employees hosted a farewell dinner at Foster house with a fountain pen gift.
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Naeve
Redfield
Frank Naeve
Tuthil Lumber Company
Minnesota
Aberdeen
G. T. Kingsbury
Manaager
Neeve
Clarence Hopsking
Hopkins
Foster House
Narre
C. D. Sterling
Royal Neighbors Host Bridge Party at Wessington Camp
The Wessington Royal Neighbors held a contract bridge party to end a brief camp session Tuesday afternoon. Seven tables competed with Halt Ryesta from Wayland earning high honors, Mrs. Guy Major taking top prize and Mrs. Sam Bungum the second prize. Lunch at five was served by a committee led by Mrs. Al DeHaven, with guest Arla Huddleston of Huron attending.
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Wessington R. N. A
Wessington
Mar
Royal Neighbors
Halt St
Double Six Dinner and Bridge Club Meeting Report
The Double Six Dinner and Bridge Club gathered at the A. J. Siedschian home for a 6:30 dinner on Monday evening. Bridge furnished the evening's entertainment.
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Alpena
Mar
Double Six
A. J. Siedschian
Bridge
Redfield Music Students Enter District Contest
Redfield high school music students begin preparations for the district music contest in Groton on April 12. Soloists include Ronald Campbell and Paul Carroll who won superior ratings at the state contest, Arthur Beckman, Mary Slaughter, and others. Local eliminations occur by March 22 to select contestants for home concerts and the contest.
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Redfield
Groton
Ronald Campbell
Paul Carroll
Arthur, Beckman
Johnson Leaves Hospital Orient Bus Driver Back from Huron
Johnson, driver of the Orient school bus, has returned from a hospital stay in Huron and is much improved but not yet able to resume work. Louis Meisner will drive the bus temporarily.
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Johnson
Orient
Spicia
Huron
Louis Meisner
John O'Meara Guest Orient Mar 4
Joan O'Meara of Ames Iowa visits Ames for a few days staying with his brother Clint O'Meara and sister in law Mrs B B Conway at their home on March 4 Ames local notices reflect a family gathering and travel details with names and relations mentioned
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John O'Meara
Orient
Mar
Joan O'Meara
Ames
Clint O'Meara
B. B. Conway
Little Snowfall In Forestbore
Forestburg weather for February records 21 inches of precipitation with a high of 44 degrees on the 18th and a low of 21 below zero on the 1st. Nine sub-zero days and 13 days at or above 30 degrees. Snow was light on six days with only traces. two snowfall events recorded. Outdoor work favorable but stock movement hampered by feed shortages and heavily blocked side rods. Dust storms continue, with one noted on the ard.
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Forestburg
Mar
Alpena Recital by Stoffels Charms Local Audience
Mr and Mrs A A Stoffel hosted a recital at the Methodist Church with vocal, piano, violin and flute pieces performed by their pupils and the Stoffels themselves. Luncheon followed and a free will offering benefited the Missionary Society.
Jensen Advocates Mine Income Tax Proposal
Pierre March 4 Governor Jensen urged both legislative houses to pass the house bill applying a net income tax to the mining industry. He praised House modification of Rep H I Mosley s bill to fit his special message and warned that combined ore tax and 100000 ton exemption risks court invalidation. He cited inequalities between a merchantile company with 200000 net income and a mine producing 100001 tons at four dollars per ton recovery, stressing an insurance policy suggestion. The Motley bill appeared on today s house calendar.
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Pierre
Mar
Jensen
House
H. I. Mosley
Archer Named Rural Supervisor in Gettysburg Area
Arch er Gerald Archer, previously assistant in the resettlement office at Dy Smet, has been appointed rural supervisor for Porter County and Teft for Gettysburg Mons tay, taking over his new duties March 4 in a special transfer notice from Lake Preston.
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Archer
Lake Preston
Gerald Archer
Dy Smet
Porter County
Gettysburg
Paul Hurd Leaves Rockham for Washington Job
Paul Hurd departed Rockham after visiting relatives and friends on Tuesday and headed to fakima Washington where he has taken up employment.
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Paul Hurd
Rockham
Mar
Fakinia
Wash
Goitre Not a Disease: Milwaukee Medical Claim
Milwauken Wisconsin article reports that goitre is not a disease and need not be treated as such. Dr A A Rock, a long time goitre specialist, advocates a nonoperative method. His company offers a free copyrighted book detailing the treatment and goitre facts via Dept. 1165 Box 737 Milwaukee.
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Milwauken
Wis
A. A
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