Senator Norbeck Outlines Currency Views and Yardstick Idea
Senator Norbeck of South Dakota argues money is a yardstick for values and labor a unit of value. He warns against inflation, cites gold as symbol of value, and predicts a price index based currency within two years. He criticizes the federal reserve system and calls for a government managed currency tied to commodity values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peter Norbeck
South Dakota
Senate
Norbeck
Federal Reserve Bank
New Basin
Clark Garden Club Forms Plans and Officers
Clark county Garden club held its first meeting in Clark with talks by Charles Benike E A Silfies and John Schneck outlining goals and projects. Members will take on flower raising gardening or tree planting with committees for publicity membership and tree planting. Officers elected President Joan Schneck Vice President C H Miller Secretary Mia P L Banks Treasurer Henry Lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Garden Club
Clark
Mar
Clark County Garden Club
Charles Benike
E. A. Silfies
John Schneck
Joan Schneck
C. H. Miller
Mia
P. L. Banks
Henry Lion
BE. A. Silftes
L. M. Hurlbut
Frank Thom
J. A. Frederickson
St Lawrence School Pupils Tour Huron for Concert
About 60 pupils and director LeRoy Darling rode 12 cars to Huron for a concert in the college auditorium. The afternoon broadcast honored Mrs. J M Magness, hospitalized in Huron. Pupils toured local businesses on their first year as a high school band.
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Huron ST. Lawrence
Mar
St Lawrence School
LeRoy Darling
Huron
J. M. Magness
Huron Hospital
St. Lawrence
Sand bed yields soft water across nine South Dakota counties
Vermillion reports a shallow water sand promising soft water for about five thousand square miles. Geologist Brunt Petsch compiled well logs since 1885, part of a state survey for the State Planning board. The Niobrara sand lies 150 to 250 feet deep under Beadle, Jerauld, Miner, Aurora, Davison, Douglas, Hutchinson, Bon Homme and Charles Mix, already used by farms and once by Mitchell for city water.
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Vermillion
Mar
South Dakota
State Geological Survey
E. P. Rethrock
Brunt Petsch
Geological Survey
State Planning Board
Niobrara Challe
James River
Beadle, Jorauld, Miner
Aurora
Davison, Douglas, Hutchinson, Bon Homme
Charles Mix
Mitchell
Clark County Teachers Hear C J Dalthrop Speak
Clark March meeting of teachers heard C J Dalthrop discuss superintendent judging standards and teacher qualities, grading theory, and shifts toward citizenship grading. Aberdeen’s Mrs Lester Amdsten spoke on sponge crafts, Madison’s Gerald Renaas Giving shared Holy Land teaching experiences, with Sukerinson’s band and Mrs Keenan leading singing. meeting well attended.
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Clark
Walhorp
Aberdeen
Clark County
Dalthorp
Lester Amdsten
Gerald Renaas Giving
Madison
Holy Land
Syria
Oscar Sukerinson
Robert Keenan
De Smet To Stage Annual Style Show
De Smet plans its annual spring style show on Monday next, a long running social event organized by Miss Madge Rodney. Local women and girls model, with local artists providing musical numbers after a church dinner served by Catholic ladies. Reservations are needed for tables.
Fall Results In Death Of Farmer
John Messner 85 pioneer farmer and old Ituma wagon freighter died at his Sioux Falls home Tuesday from complications after a nine week fall that broke his hip. He farmed and freighting with oxen from Sibley and Sioux City. Surviving are his widow four sons three daughters and ten grandchildren.
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Sioux -Falls
Mar
John Messner
Dakota Territory
Messner
Sibley
Sioux City
Ladies Aid Society Entertained by Mrs Peterson
The Ladies' Aid society was entertained by Mrs Ethel Peterson on March 13. Officers were reelected: Mrs E W James president, Mrs Tollefson vice president, Mrs Ethel Peterson secretary, and Mrs E S Kenyon treasurer.
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Bonilla
Mar
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ethel Peterson
E.W. James
Tollefson
E. S. Kenyon
Lumbermen Open Annual Session in Aberdeen
Lumbermen from North and South Dakota plus visitors from Minnesota and Iowa converge in Aberdeen for the eighteenth annual South Dakota Lumbermen's association convention. Mayor J W Douglas welcomed attendees as W F Miller outlines the agenda with talks on housing and fuel, rural credit, and back to fundamentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota Lumbermen’s Association
J. W. Douglas
W. F. Miller
Watertown
C. C. Wagner
Sioux Falls
Federal
G. B. Bauder
Minneapolis
Walter H. Coniway
Ormie C. Lance
Northwestern
Lumbermen’s Association
Raymond Speakers Win District Declam Contest
Raymond high school held a final elimination to select contestants for the district declamatory meet at Raymond Tuesday March 19. Leonard Danekas won the oration The Progress of Peace, Maude Danforth won the dramatic Laughing at Death, and Laurence Beauvais won the humorous The Blue Eyed Sheik with D C Reutter of Huron high school judging.
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Raymond
Mar Ls
Raymond High School
Leonard Danekas
Maude ‘Danforth
Laurence Beauvais
D. C. Reutter
Huron High School
Food Distribution Totals for Erwin Needy Relief
A March 13 report lists commodities distributed in the Erwin area under the relief project. Items include 2221 pounds butter 84 sacks flour 314 pounds cheese 1 dozen eggs 728 pounds rice 1244 pounds lard 5169 pounds smoked pork 400 quarts veal 227 cutlets roast beef 4017 cans hamburger 509 pounds salt pork 1764 pounds apples and 452 pounds evaporated milk. Distribution directed by W. Helton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
Mar
Not &. W. Helton
Wolsey Ladies Aid to Elect Officers
Wolsey March 13 special report Ladies Aid society meets Thursday at Mrs W L Darling residence with Mrs B B Carson Mrs Frank Allen and Mrs J G Hagen assisting. Officers to be elected and attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey Ladies’ Aid
Wolsey
Ladies Aid Society
W. L. Darling
Mmes
B. B. Carson
Frank Allen
J. G. Hagen
Legion Posts Gather For Clark County Meeting
An annual joint American Legion meeting is planned in Clark on March 14 with George Cagley of Clark hosting a program and banquet. The same page lists illness among local residents including John Frank Eileen Keelin Fred Chesley and Gladys Shoemaker, and notes Mrs J A Hagen convalescing from a badly ulcerated tooth.
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Wolsey Wolsey
John Frank
Eileen Keelin
Fred Chesley
Gladys Shoemaker
J. A. Hagen
Wolsey initiates Sunflow camp in regular session
Mar 13 special notice shows Wolsey group to initiate at the hall with Mrs J G Hagen presiding. RNA group schedules regular meeting as visitors from Dallas Texas call at the home of RF Chenoweth and his wife.
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Sara .L. Dewing
Huron
Bessie Polchow
Buffalo
Wheaton
Burdette
Wolsex Wolsey
Mar
Otto Scheuneman
Dallas, Tex
Mra
RF Chenoweth
Checker Champ Defends Crown in SD State Tourney
Sioux Falls player J W Holstapple defended his state checker title at the annual South Dakota tournament in Sioux Falls. He defeated Palmer Eoleem of Flandreau in the final. Sam B Morrison placed third and John Overich fourth. In Class B, George A Cole of Alvest er won, with Pulner Frederickson of Hudson as runner up.
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Sioux Falls
J. W Holstapple
South Dakota
Palmer Eoleem
Flandreau
Sam B. Morrison
Money
John Overich
George A. Cole
Alvester
Pulner Frederickson
Hudson
Redfield Home Declamation Winners Advance to District
At Redfield High School auditorium a large crowd enjoyed the annual home declamation contest Audrey Schicher won the oratorical division, Margaret Jones the dramatic, and Marjorie Pribble the humorous. They advance to the Creskard district tournament alongside other top speakers.
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Redfield
Audrey Schicher
Margaret Jones
Marjorie Pribble
Creskard
Raymond Olding
Paul Schleher
Audrey Schleher
Lillian Stoner
Honey
Heloise Ross
Norma Hansen
Margaret Boyer
Ronny
Robert Waddingtry
T.white
Norma Stevens
Ashton
Rose Pamthun
Athol
Mil Jler
Tulara
Measles and Flu Strain St. Lawrence Community
The sick list in St. Lawrence grows weekly with measles among schoolchildren. New victims include Lorraine Blanchard and Patsy Magness. the flu rages with Mrs. John Wilson and Howard Thomas family members recovering. Patsy Lee Dennis has returned to school after a severe burn and illness. Ray Magness Phyllis Ford and Mrs. Glen Ross are also listed among the ill.
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St. Lawrence
Mar
Lorraine Blanchard
Patsy Magness
Beya
John Wilson
Howard Thomas
Patsy Lee Dennis
Ray Magness
Phyllis Ford
Glen Ross
Peanut Sister Mystery Delights P. N. G. Members
Mrs. Sid Frits hosted the P. N. G. group in Lawrence on March 13 revealing each member’s “peanut sister.” Guests enjoyed lively guessing and prizes awarded to those who correctly identified their sisters.
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P. WN. G
Lawrence
Sid Frits
P.N. G
Oldest Known Fishes Said to Live in Plains States
Vermillion reports quote Walter Searight of the University stating the oldest fishes on earth occurred in Colorado, Wyoming, and the Black Hills of South Dakota. He describes Ordovician fragments, 15 foot Cretaceous sharks, lungfish survivors, and 25 million year old freshwater bony fish, noting fossils found by USD students on field trips.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Black Hills
South Dakota
Walter V. Searight
The
University
E Prof. Searight
Searight
Senright
Towo
South America
Australia
Africa
Rocky Mountains
Professor Seavight
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Scivight
Woonsocket Solves Robbery Mystery
Woonsocket authorities arrested a local minor who confessed to looting 11 homes and taking money and other articles. He faced Judge E E Wagner in Mitchell and received a two year suspended sentence, plus repaying stolen funds and 15 days in jail. The revolver clue aided the case. Joint hostesses for Wheaton Ladies Missionary society served lunch after a meeting at the Fallon home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Mar. Do
Fred Galle
Elmer Heaton
Leonard Swanson
Burdette
James Fallon
Tangie -Peterson
Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society
Fallon
New Arrivals Reported in Hitchcock Community
Five new babies arrived in local families with Nellie Ruth born Feb 19 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Wright. The newborns include a daughter at the home of Mr and Mrs Alvin Hamilton Marchagon and Leonard Lewis among the listed families.
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Hitchcock
Nellie Ruth
Floyd Wright
Alvin ‘Hamilton Marchagon
Leonard Lewis
Infant births announced for LeGrand and Laverty families
A newborn daughter Mary Agnes Laverty born March to Mr and Mrs 5 E Laverty south of Twitchesck in a family notice. Another baby named Mary Agnes LeGrand born March to Mr and Mrs Carl LeGrand and a third infant born to Mr and Mrs Gene Me2zald March 9 as a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl LeGrand
Dangster
Gene Me2zald
Mary Agnes
E. Laverty
Twitchesck
Wayland Whist Team Loses to Gilbert in Seven-Game Series
Wayland and Gilbert played a seven game match at Fred Brown home in Gilbert with Wayland losing by 11 points. Twenty players and several visitors attended, and a lunch was served by the refreshment committee after midnight. A third game had been played in a week at the Wayland club.
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Wayland
Mar
Gilbert
Fred Brown
Township
Wayland Atl
Funeral Services Held for George Crown in Forestburg
Merit-taped funeral services were conducted Friday for George Crown who died March 4 after an extended illness in Forestburg. The Lutheran church officiated by Rev. C. Johnson. interment followed in Artesian cemetery beside his wife, who died suddenly last December.
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Forestburg
Merit
George Crown
Rev. C. Johnson
Artesian Cemetery
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B. Carson
William Kurt
Lumbermen
Chicago
Hotel Atlantic
Exnest C. Acessizn
Freverckc Tech Managing Directory
AY Jackson
Blvd
Beadle
Huron College
Seabright
Chevrolet
Fisher
Astor
Pliny
Blin
Flint
Ni da Lures Co
Mich
Chevrolet Motor, Company
Detroit
Michigan
Leighton Chevrolet
Compan Huron
South Dakota — Comer
Dakota
D& Second
St. South
America
ATMO
WTEC
Victor McLaglen
Edmund Lowe
Creat Hotel
Fox
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