44 Emergency Laws Approved In South Dakota
South Dakota Gov. Tom Beery signed 44 emergency laws today after the 1933 legislature. Of 205 bills, 45 carried emergency clauses becoming operative on signing. the attorney general deemed one emergency clause ineffective delaying its effect to July 1. Laws cover mortgage foreclosures, delinquent taxes, rural credit, motor vehicle license changes, and banking suspensions.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Coyote
Iowa Grote
Agriculturs
Rural Credit Board
Department of School and Public Lands
New Cook
Yankton State
South Dakota
Pictorial Reels of South Dakota to Be Shown by Scouts
Youths will view pictorial reels of South Dakota sites from March to May 1, shown by Boy Scout and Y.M.C.A. organizations across the Midwest. The program features Bad Lands Mount Rushmore Crystal Cave Ft Meade Sylvan Lake Mt Coolridge Needles Highway and Black Hills with additional Wyoming and Montana scenes. Cities booked include Omaha Des Moines Joliet Chicago Kansas City St. Louis and more as future releases target Southern states to draw travelers to Dakota.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Mar
Boy Scout
M. C.A
Middle West
W. D. Fisher
Outer-Battlefield
Sylvan Lake
Mt. Coolridge
Needles Highway
School of Mines
Spearfish Canyon
Mt. Roosevelt
Tripp County Bill Proposals Include State Hospital Aid
Iff of Tripp county outlines SB 219 requesting 2000 dollars for securities commission and SH 214 seeking 4500 dollars for purchase of electrical equipment at the rehouse powerplant.
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Tripp County
Yankton State Hospital
Securities Commission
Rehouse
Groton Seniors Set Play Thursday at High School
Groton high school senior class announces a three act comedy Intruding on Horace to be staged Thursday in the school gymnasium. Directed by Miss Cora Riesgord the cast includes Mary Ellen Falmor William Hart Ora Scheulke Doris Kreuger Carl Haug Dorothy Crawford Dwight Zeller Cleon Meythaler Arthur Rocie Alvina Snell Angela Haire and Wallace Sieh.
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Groton
Groton High School
Horace
Cora Riersgord
Mary Ellen Falmor
William Hart
Ora’ Scheulke
Doris Kreuger
Carl
Seeding Operations Start in Groton Amid Moisture Shortfall
Farmers in Groton begin seeding work as soil moisture remains low after a small early month snowfall melted. Weather experts warn that sun and wind will evaporate surface moisture unless substantial rainfall or a heavy wet snow occurs to ensure timely seed germination.
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Groton
Churches plan Easter program joint Methodist and Congregational
In Lake Preston on Easter eve the Methodist and Congregational churches plan a joint presentation of the religious play His Cross in the high school auditorium. An introductory sacred music program led by choir directors Mrs H Whigsley and Mrs J A Johnson will precede the play.
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Lake Preston
Mar
H. Whigsley
Ji. A. Johnson
Advice On Pastures In A Drought Year Near Brookings
Brookings reports note pastures heavily cropped and overgrazed due to several dry seasons. Farmers consider emergency pasture crops like a wheat rye mix or oats with barley and wheat. plant early, heavy seeding, and use oats only when lush. Sudan grass can replace early grain pastures by mid July.
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Brookings
G. Heebink
State College
Sudan
Yankton Delegation to National Relations Meeting
Yankton college will be represented by six delegates at a national meeting of international relations club representatives from U S colleges in Liberty Missouri this week. Hosts are Willie Jewel College of Liberty. Delegates include Wilfred Goding Skagway Alaska president of the local club Fred Nichol and Waldemar Weverstad Yankton Calvin Osmek Bassett Neb Robert Lyman Spearfish S D and John Richards Hartington Neb.
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Yankton
Yankton College
International Relations Club
United States
Liberty
Willie Jewel College of
Wilfred Goding
Skagway
Alaska
Fred Nichol
Waldemar Weverstad
Calvin Osmek
Basset, Neb
Robert Lyman
Spearfish, S. D
John’ [Richards
Hartington
Neb
Broadland Thieves Take $15 In Cash
Broadland March 14 Special officers seek the thief or thieves who entered J H Rogers home between 1 and 11 Saturday night and morning and escaped with 15 dollars in cash one 11 dollar bill a one dollar bill and four silver dollars The four silver dollars were in a drawer near Albert Rogers who slept as the money was taken from Mrs Rogers purse in the kitchen
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Broadland
Mar
J. H. Rogers
Wayland Bank To Open Tomorrow
Wayland bank will open for business tomorrow as announced by Wayland officials. In Woonsocket a benefit concert by the high school band orchestra and city chorus is scheduled for the same day with proceeds supporting local needs.
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Woonsocket
Mar
Woonsocket High School
Bend End
City “Chorus
Diode
Change in Vehicle Law Urges Sheriff Rigid Enforcement
A report notes new statutes prompting sheriffs to enforce vehicle laws strictly. The program included several readings and usual procedures. After the boss and new ranch methods were served, officials reviewed the changes.
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New Ranch Way
Yankton College Garden Terrace theatre featured in park executiv
Yankton college Gar den Terrace theatre, the oldest Italian Garden type in America, is featured in Parks Recreation magazine. Dr George H Durand, college vice president and theatre creator, writes the lead article with photos. Milwaukee landscape architect Phelps Wyman adds technical details and drawings. The pioneer theatre offers room for about 3000, with a terrace stage sloping toward the front and a balcony and road entrance echoing Elizabethan era design.
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Yankton
Parks & Recreation
American Institute of Park Executives
Yankton College Garden Terrace
America
Garden Terrace Theatre
George H. Durand
Durand
American Institute of Park
Phelps Wyman
Milwaukee
Wis
Wymoan
Wyman
Work Begins On South Dakota Mobridge Lake Project
Mobridge, Mar 14 Work has started on what will be the largest artificial lake in South Dakota. The site is eight miles southeast of Mobridge. The lake will cover about 200 acres with depths up to 36 feet in the main channel and deeper in many areas. The dam will run about 1400 feet long and 173 feet wide at the base, 40 feet high, requiring roughly 96 000 cubic yards of dirt and 36 000 cubic yards of rock for rip rap.
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Mobridge Lake
Mobridge
Mar
South Dakota
Fall River County Reduces County Expenses in March Meeting
Fall River county commissioners cut safeties and mothers pensions to 284 dollars per month or 3408 per year. Department salaries were trimmed across offices including treasurer clerk, auditor deputies, and clerks, with notable reductions for county superintendent, state's attorney secretary, clerk of court, register of deeds, highway supervisor, and courthouse janitor. Joe Riordan approved as new county auditor with Reed Haley and Mrs Ishmael Marte named deputies.
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Fall River County
Hot Springs
Mar
Fall_ River county
Register of Deeds
Court House
Joe Riordan
Reed Haley
Andl
Ishmael Alarte
Mr. Riordan
Highmore Student Has Lead In Play at USD
Vermillion Maren Vermillion Quirk Highmore played Mary Tudor in Victor Hugo’s Mary Tudor at the University of South Dakota. The production featured costumes by the home economics class under Edith Abel with lighting and carpentry by students from speech dramatic and art departments. Cast includes Marin Quirk Vermillion Margaret Pholman Vermillion Donald Dickson Huron Robert Moore Sioux Falls John Adams Sioux Falls Julius Bernard Eye Point Marmen Paulson Centerville Darrell Hawethorne Vermillion Charles Smith Lemmon Eligh Gates Aberdeen Fred Fipal Platte George March Vermillion William Peterson Vermillion Al Kester Vermillion Wilbur Townsend Rapid City.
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Vermillam
Maren
University of South Dakota
Marion Quirk
Highmore
Mary Tudor
England
Miss Quirk
Victor Hugo
Mebers
Edith Abel
Stege
E. M. Schreck
Marin Quirk
Margaret Pholman
Vermillion
Donald Dickson
Huron
Robert Moore
Sioux Falls
John Adams
Sioux
Falls
Jiius Bernard
Eye Point
Joseph Tehmian
Scotland
Marmén Paulson
Farewell Party at Esmond as Thielans Move to Nebraska
A farewell gathering was held at the Arch Thielan home in Esmond. Mr and Mrs Thielan plan to move to Friend Nebraska soon. Mrs Thielans daughters Vera and Vilas Werner will rent rooms with Mrs M E Brown and perform light housekeeping until the end of the school year. ADVERTISEMENTS continue.
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Esmond
Arch Thielan
Buckeys Bladder Physic Promises Restful Sleep Aid
Control sleep with a bladder physic made from buchu leaves and juniper oil. It cleanses impurities and acids, calming irritations that disturb sleep and cause leg pains, backache, burning, and frequent urge. A 2 cent box is offered with a four day trial. if relief fails, the druggist refunds payment. Parrton's Pharmacy and Sherman Moe Drug Co endorse Buckeys as a best seller.
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Parrton’s
Pharmacy & Sherman & Moe Drug Co
Bueets J
Reading Ties Book Reading to Child Development
Vermillion March 14 University of South Dakota professor O C Josey says reading shapes character, noting books can aid or harm development in a lecture on the psychology of the child. He warns reading is not left to chance but guided by literature’s influence. Returns from West Wayland March 14 Mrs Margaret Ravenscroft returns from two month southern and western trip with Mr and Mrs Levi Hulbert and Mrs G M King. Entertains at Bridge Yaxland March 14 Delia Jean Statsman hosts young friends for auction bridge with Clair and Jean Ravenscroft winning prizes and refreshments provided by Mrs Statsman.
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Vaxland
Arvy Ravenscroft
Ernest Gadow
O. C. Josey
University of South Dakota
Kusd
University Station
Josty
West Wayland
Margaret Ravenscroft
West Coast
Northwest States
Levi Hulbert
G. M. King
Bridge Yaxland
Delia Jean Statsman
Clair Ravenscroft
Jean Ravenscroft
Im Mas. Statsman
Cochran Bound Over To District Court In South Dakota Shooting
Elk Point in March 1947 judge bound over Nite Cochran a Moville farmer on two counts of murder linked to a Feb 3 shooting of R D Markell a milk trucker near the Iowa South Dakota line. Bond fixed at 13 dollars Cochran waived preliminary hearing on assault with a weapon charge and trial set for March 21 at Elk Point.
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Elk Point
Mar
Cochran
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