Sioux Falls Chosen To Lead South Dakota World Fair Committee
John Morrell Foster of Sioux Falls was named chairman of a 100 member South Dakota advisory panel for the 1939 New York World's Fair. The committee includes leaders from Aberdeen Deadwood Huron Mitchell Pierre Rapid City Watertown Yankton and 28 towns, with members listed by city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soux Falls
John Morrell Foster
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
New York Chamber ‘of Commerce
Teswig
Paulick, Myers
MS Tiffany
Ina Kruger
I “Ballé
Fourche
W. B. Penfold
W. J. O'Bryant
C. F. Hucthfield
G. Mortimer
L. M. Simons
J. 5
George A
Char‘ Barkl
Robert D. “Lusk
Harry C."lampe
Glenn
Martin
Chambers Kellar
Mitchell
H.R. Kibbee, Jr
M. F. Patton
Frank Winner
Bradley Young
Cathy Rolston
George Fredericka
W. A. Harmon
Pierre
Charles L. Hyde
Herbert Thomas
John Hipple
Tom Roberts
Fred .L. Vilas, Sr
Guy Harding
Rapid City
John Boland
A. Quarnberg
Otto Barnett
Bo Dougherty
Walter Joanson
Ed Lighter
Edward Swander
Watertown
Dr. ©. S. Spencer
W. A. Rekers
L. T. Morris
A. R. Fergison
Julies Bacon
Yankton
W. J. Fantle
Fred H. Montfore
Education Needed Says Weeks At PTA Banquet
South Dakota University president Weeks told Haron area PTA members education benefits society and individuals. He urged general education beyond vocational training and highlighted civic awareness hobbies and expanded interests for youth, while local dignitaries and PTA figures attended the Américain Lutheran Church banquet for 187 guests.
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Haron
Parent Teacher Associations CD
Weeks
South Dakota University
FT. A
Steel Workers sign 40 hour week contract with Carnegie-Illinois
Benjamin J. Fairless leads five union organizers as they reach a labor accord for Carnegie-Illinois Steel. The agreement sets a 40 hour workweek, a five dollar daily minimum wage, and designates the organizing committee as bargaining agent for about 1200 employees. The conference and signing occurred Tuesday night.
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Benjamin J. Fairless
Carnegie-Illinois ‘Steel Corporation
Ramrods
Steel Workers
C.so
Carnagin-Illinois
D. J. McDonald
Philip Murray
van A. Bittner
Clinton Goldon
Lee Preasman
Moseson to Lead in Huron College Campus Play
Moseson Rollyn Moseson Wentworth will play the lead in the campus players production The Queen's Husband at Huron College. The sophomore English major has prior leads in Growing Pains and Taming of the Shrew and holds one of two J Calvin Ely scholarships.
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Rollyn
Moseson
Wentworth
Huron College
Pact
Gruming
Patruchio
Huron
J. Calvin Ely
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand on Moldy Canned Fruit
A reader outlines mold causes in canned fruit and apple butter and gives steps to prevent leaks. Test jars, use new rubber rings, and inspect edges for paraffin leaks. Remove mold early, reboil fruit, seal in sterilized jars. for apple butter, boil in open kettle with a cider addition and then reseal. The piece also notes Jupiter has nine moons and varying orbital times.
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Bureau of Home Economics
Bladder Irritation Remedy Ad in Old Drug Store Notice
An OCR fragment promotes a bladder irritation cure claiming to reduce nighttime urination frequent urges and backache. It touts juniper oil tablets by The Tongetat Drug Co and Sherman & Mag Drug Co, urging readers to obtain from druggists.
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Nature
Tongetat Drug. Co
Sherman & Mag Drug Co
Adv
Chamber of Commerce Plans Annual Meeting
The Cham ber of Commerce announced its annual meeting for Monday night March 8 at 6 45 in the Elks ballroom Woonsocket. Milo V Avery will preside with music by the Woonsocket High School orchestra directed by Hans Christensen. Col EB N Wentworth will deliver the main address and officers will be elected. An honorary life member award will be presented by Avery to a city “distinguished citizen” for 1937. Secretaries and committee reports will be read and an incoming president will speak. The club sent out annual reports from Secretary Gene Denning outlining last year’s activities and committee work.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elks
Mar
Milo V. Avery
Woonsocket High School
Hans Christensen
C. E. Wilgox
Biyst Methodist Episcopal Chur
C. K. Walker
Martin
Cmembers
Chamber
Mde
Avery
Allmale Quartet
EB. N
Wentworth
Chamber’ of Commerce
Gene Denning
Denning
Pioneer Highmore Woman Is Honored Birthday Tribute
Mrs. Sadie Pilkington, turning 101, was feted March 1 by about 50 guests at her Pilkington home. John A. Dix Relict Corps hosted a house party from 2 to 5, with light refreshments and a birthday cake baked by Mrs. A. P. Heigs. Mrs. Ida Fields of Rapid City attended the celebration.
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Highmore
Sadie Pilkington
John A. Dix
A. P. Heigs
Ida Fields
Rapid City
Pilkington
Beliat Corps
Women’s group formation in Highmere recorded in 1885
The text notes the organization of a women’s group in Highmere in 1885. Captain K P Pilkington, from Alexis, Illinois, and his wife lived in the town since 1883. He served in the 76th Pennsylvania Volunteers during the Civil War, was wounded, and became blind for years before his 1914 death. Mrs Pilkington remained active, contributing to G A R and Retief Corp activities.
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Highmere
Pillington
Alexis
Warreiy County
K.P. Pilkington
76Th
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Iy Spet
G, A R and Retief Corp
Legion Meeting Set for Tonight at Legion Hall
Willan Reaves American Legion post schedules its regular meeting at the Legion Hall tonight at 8. The program outlined by Commander Leo McDermont includes a short business session, special entertainment, and lunch with Jote Marsh as head of the food committee. The date for the joint Legion and Auxiliary party will be decided, with officers noting time for whist, dominoes, or other diversions for attendees.
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O. P. Skaggs System
del’ Monte
Texas
Choice
Foster
T.A
Rural Service
Faustiol Nushhers
FP. T.A
H. N. Carlson
Huron High -School
Max Treuber
Dorothy Westling
John Wright
Ruby Flaming
Bruce Giley
James Trenerry
C. J. Kapphan
Flyte
Gertrude E. Flyte
Grant van Thee
Huron P. T. A. Council
Panged
B.B. Bryan
Loftus H. Ward
T. H. Luby
Judge Luby
J. P. Walsh
Dow
A. J. Lang
T. A. Luby
Sheldon Reese
A.” Burger
Nick Koppert
Bert Barks
D. Reutter
Margaret
Long
Bernice Ewing
Ashton
C. J. Hopper
BR. MW. Campbell
ER. J. Barr
S.W. Keck
T. A
George Gile
Charley Miller
Alfred Trenerry
Washington
FM. Peters
Lincoln
Ray Johnson
Jefferson
Ted Edwards
Wilson
Floyd Urban
McKinley
George G. Bell
G. D. Dunbar
G. D. Dunbar, Senior High; Miss Hortense Babbitt
Marion Burchfield
Lorrin Paulson
R M. Hess
Mise Cleata -Thorpa
Romite
Rollyn Moseson
Olive Neff ‘Canned Foods
Jupiter
Iowa
C. Ofc
Armour and Company Livestock Bureau
Chicago
Kellogg’s
California
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