TVA Power Lines Spread Rapidly Across The Valley
Large cities vie for TVA electricity as wider distribution is planned. Memphis, Chattanooga and Knoxville lead bond drives for municipal distribution. TVA contracts in force, while towns like Florence and Sheffield plan new lines and municipal power, aiming to extend service to rural areas and 15,000 potential customers. TVA claims 32 percent savings under its rates.
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TVA
Rox E Wotchens
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Big
Tennessee Valley
Virginia
North Carolina
Memphis
Tennessee
Temphis
Chattanooga
Knoxville
United States Supreme Court
Tennevac Valley Authority
Wilson Dam
Viking Power
Fat Meat
Vuil
Field
Tennessen
Jackon
Balii
Sommervills
Frivuie
Katey
Prince “Fae
Norris Dam
Clinch Ver
Wheeler and
Wisom
Pickwick Landing
Nore
Modern Bossy Better Milker records Prove Cow Improvement
URBANA ILL Bossy the patient milk cow is described as a better worl than 10 years ago by J G Cash dairy expert at the University. He notes 58 dairy herd improvement associations and cites production gains such as pounds of butter and a per cow return above feed costs. He discusses drought effects and notes that improved cows and herd management have helped maintain butterfat per pound of feed despite feed shortages.
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Urbana
Ill
J. G. Cash
University of [Iets
Tizse
R8- Cultural College
Bnirersiey
Alk
Wis
Ives Ale
Marriage Course Proving Popular at Miami University
Oxford Ohio March 19 Twelve students at Miami University enroll in an eight lecture marriage course open to all seniors. Last year about 150 men and women attended the preliminary class. The program ends with an open forum for questions and discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Calf Found Trapped in Straw Stack at Ranch
In Sanger Texas March 194, farmer J C Wagoner reported a missing calf believed to be lost or stolen. After 38 days, son Rex saw movement in a large straw stack and found the calf inside, apparently having entered the stack and become blind in one eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanger
Tex
J.C. Wagoner
Wagoner
Rex
Neighborhood News Briefs From Local Parks and Visits
Aes Paul Hassinger of Mitchell visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Detterman. Westby from Wessington visited his parents Mr and Mrs James Bales. Carl West by from Howard Morrissey spent time with the Ray Cooper family. The Morrissey home hosted a weekend gathering with the June Gordon family of Bitchcock. Richard Bales returned home recovering from an operation. William Rodike came back after a three month visit with his daughter Mrs Henry Jacobson and Mrs Homer Walton in Waltham. Hickory Stick Club meeting in Wessington included Ralph Galer Theodore Holland Louis Barthelman and George McKichin. Mrs I W Cooper was a dinner guest at the W L French home. Louise Hansen and Delbert Miller spent the weekend at the HP Hansen home in White Lake. Howard Miller and daughters and Mrs Frank OBrien visited Hitchcock one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aes
Paul Hassinger
Mitchell
John Detterman
Mas Westby
Wessington
James Bales
Carl Westby
Howard Morrissay
Philip
Huron
Ray Cooper
June Gordon
Bitchcock
Morrissey
Weekend Visits and Local Society Notes
A condensed Condé report details weekend visits by Wolsey residents Mr and Mrs Laird Swaney and family near St Lawrence, CCC members Wesley Baker and Lyle Derscheid from Pierre visiting relatives, and a large turnout at last week’s public beat card party hosted by Mesdames Louiss Weteskin. Social events include Divison 10 of the Methods Church hosting guests at Mrs H E Johnson’s home and Mrs Paul Brows hosting her Altar Society band north of town. Community notices mention Earl Vanderburg overseeing Gamble Store during Dicig Bardwell’s illness and Miss Dorothy Boekelheide’s temporary teaching role. A Watertown visit by Mrs J Garter is noted along with Hosa Ramo’s business college days and Mrs T F Dunn’s Conde residence hosting guests. A three crowd ascended the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Louiss Weteskin
Altar Society
Mesdames
Hilda Clemenson
Lucy Hoanskell
H. E. Johnson
Paul Brows
Earl Vanderburg
Gamble
Dicig Bardwell
F. Paulson
Dorothy Boekelheide
T. PF. Dunn
Gonna Mae Hun
Rom. Jackson
Brentford
J. Garter
Watertown
Irs
Bert Lenz
Conde
Hosa Ramo
T. ¥. Dunn
Joe White
J. Mitchell
Howard Hildebrandt
And It Ho i ned operetta staged at Municipal Theatre
The operetta And It Hoined was presented at the Municipal Theatre under the direction of Miss Stephanie Cowling. Mr and Mrs Harold Taylor announced the birth of a daughter born March 12 at the home of Mrs Tampson in Conde.
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Municipal Theatre
Stephanie Cowling
Harold Taylor
Tampson
Conde
Wessington Community Notes Include Bank Stock Rise
The Bank of Wessington increased capital from 600 to 10000 dollars. Frank Edey remains in Huron hospital for medical care. Marvin Brown recently had tonsils removed at a local hospital. Mrs. Fisher has been ill for about a week. Mr. and Mrs. Worley Andrews entertained relatives from Miller and Heron at a dinner last week. Mrs. Fred Sparks Jr. of Heron helped care for Mrs. Marvin Sparks ill from food poisoning. Charles Peterson bought the farm southeast of Wessington. Mildred Pearson spent the weekend in town. Miss Peterson teaches in Wessington Springs. Albert DeHaven made trips to Sioux City and Omaha. Albert Kenyon and family of Bonilla plan to move to Wessington this week. Keenyon will work for Tom De Haven in the implement business. George Dougherty is back after a siege of illness. Rev. J. H. Black is slowly improving and not yet back to church duties. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baddeley and Mrs. Al De Haven drove to Miller Sunday.
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Wessington
Bank of Wessington
Frank Edey
Huron Hospital
Marvin Brown
Fisher
Worley Andrews
Miller and
Heron
Fred Sparks, Jr
Marvin Sparks
Charles Peterson
Woessington
Mildred Pearson
Miss Peterson
Wessingerton Springs
Albert DeHaven
Sioux City
Omaha
Albert Kenyon
Bonilla
Me. Keenyon
Tom de Haven
George Dougherty
Aberdeen and area visitors noted in social roundup
Yale Miss Ann Steecs spent the weekend at the Grass home in Aberdeen. Families from Huron, Toronto, Tulare, Conde and Troquais visited relatives in the area. Lloyd Musolf returned to school after six weeks with pneumonia as several residents visited W. J. Bach and Musolf homes. Mrs Bogh and families from Huron called on the W. J. Bach residence. Fragments mention birthday observances for Mrs Olson and Ormeline, with other brief visits and reunions across multiple towns.
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Ann Steecs
Aberdeen
Jake Grass
Chidren
Hutson
W. Musolf
Huron
Musolf
Peter Bogh
W. J. Bach
Eriz Maass
Conde
J. H. Moon
de Smet
Olson
Tulare
W. ©. Tolman
Mrs. Olson
Ormeline
Harry Derschied
Childern
Luellan
Troquais
France Tyrell
Derschied
Pierre Tyrell
Sheffield visitors and local health notes from week
Sheffield reports Mr. and Mrs. Dave Glanzer and family motor to Bridgewater to visit relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J W Bieger and Ray tend visited Eli Martin's home. Vivian Peterson is confined at home with measles. Mary Alice Lawles has returned from hospital after herboma treatment.
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Sheffield
Dave Glanzer
Bridgewater
J. W
Bieger
Raytend
Eli Martin
Vivian Peterson
Mary Alice Lawles
Aaron ‘Hospital
Local notes from Wessington Springs and area
Wessington Springs and nearby towns report visitors and departures. C Eggleston family from Virgil stopped to visit Sol Luckett after a death in Virginia. C S Peterson of Highmore died. he spent the weekend at his Highmore home. A Melichar, wintering in Hot Springs, arrives to visit and handle business. Miles Ziebach returns from a CCC camp in the Black Hills and plans to stay at home. Bue Bill travels to Woonsocket for hotel employment. Louise Eichman of Mitchell, FERA office worker, visits Mitchell home. Merle Ottesons of Watertown spend days with Wirs Otteson’s family. Neil Zink and Frank Norton leave for St Paul to work in the federal relief office. Al Krouger, courthouse employee, visits Howard home. Myrtle Cadwell of Clear Lake visits five weeks with sister Anda Youn. Mrs. Clyde Price learns Arthur Greenwood of Minneapolis, former high school coach here, was seriously injured in an auto crash near Osage, Iowa.
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Wessington Springs
C. Eggleston
Virgil
Sol Luckett
Virginia
C. S. Peterson
Highmere
A. Melichar
Hot Springs
Ors
Miles
Charles Ziebach
CCC
Black Hills
Bue Bill
Woonsocket
Kotel
Louise Eichman
Mitchell
FERA
Merle Otteson
Watertown
Wirs
Otteson
E. F. Theurer
Neil Zink
FERC
Frank Norton
Pierre
Fort. Paul
Federal Emergency Relief Office
al Krouger
Howard
Myrtle Cadwell
Clear Lake
Anda Youn
Clyde Price
Arthur Greenwood
Minnieapolis
Osage
Iowa
Term and accident leave rider with injuries
A rider suffered a series of cuts when his horse fell during a race. The horse’s bridle broke and the animal crashed onto the track, injuring the jockey while spectators watched. Emergency crews treated the rider at the scene before he was taken to the museum hospital.
Community Notes From Broadland Area Gatherings
Broadland and nearby residents including Mr and Mrs Carl Betters Mr and Mrs Kenneth Abramson and Mrs Tire Smith visited a day with Mr and Mrs An Abramson and Dorothy in Nedfield. Howell from Aberdeer and Mrs Howell visit the local school. Jeffers family spent time in Esmond. A card and dance party is planned Friday at the IOOF hall. Misses Marist and Lela Pownell visited their parents. Ladies Aid plans a pot luck dinner March 26 at the Methodist Church. Community Club meets Saturday at the IOOF hall.
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Broadland
Carl Betters
Kenneth Abramson
Tire Smith
Abramson
Dorothy
Tnedfield
Huron
Ntw
Argis' von
Tra Howell
Aberdeer
Howell
M. EB. Jeffers
Famiy
William Lewis remembered at Carpenter funeral service
Funeral services for William Lewis a pioneer of the Carpenter territory were held at the Methodist Church in Carpenter last week. Miss Bianch Carter returned home to Wisthrop Minnesota after wintering with her grandmother Mrs Nels Madsen. Nels Madsen came back from Rochester Minnesota while he went near the Mayo.
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Carpenter
Methodist Church
William Lewis
Carpenter Territory
Bianch Carter
Wisthrop
Minn
Nels Madsen
Rochester Minny
Mayo
Couple from Car penter wed at Clark in brief ceremony
Ved McGraw and Guida Emery of Carpenter were married last week at Clark. Miss Lucile McGraw of Sioux Falls is visiting her father in Logan Township. Frants Madsen and Dorothy Hanne:
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Ved McGraw
Guida Emery
Carpenter
Clark
Lucile McGraw
Sioux Falls
Logan Township
Frants Madsen
Dorothy Hanne
Clark High School Weekend Attendance Report
Jim Clance county engineer visited for Fordham duty. Walter Beavers traveled to Doland with Mr and Mrs Henry Falkenberg. Mrs Henry Falkenberg and Mrs Walter Beavers attended Clark area events. Mrs Falkenberg hosted dinner with Mrs Beavers and Mrs Kerker. Walter Beavers gave a book report on Wy Gayheart by Willa Cather.
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Clark ‘High School
Spe
Jim Clance
Fordham
Walter Beavers
Doland
Henry = Falkenber
Clark
South Economy Club
Roe
Henry Falkenberg
Wy Gayheart
Willa Cather
Fllenberg
Dis Beavers
Kerker
Virgil Residents Plan Weekend Activities
Virgil residents visit friends as Mr and Mrs August Deasch of May share time with locals. Akon at Hanford Produce Station plans cream at LeClaire store building. Virgil Junior Class promises a three act play Al Chiu for Paradise Friday night with features and a dance after. Edwin Thomas departs Tuesday for Cosmax Min to spend summer.
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Virgil
August Deasch
May
Albert Wieluinch
Akon
Hanford
Wil Muy
LeClaire
Virgil Right Boul
Marcel
al Chiu
Paradise
Edwin Thomas
Cosmax
Mini
Bancroft social and hospital notices parade week end
Bancroft residents hosted a cure party with about thirty friends at a south Bancroft home. Five hundred was played. prizes awarded to Mr. Lindelston and Mr. Smith. Visitors, hospital stays, and weekend visits by Dorothy Sprye of Huron and others are noted amid school club activities and a junior class community event at Greer Hall.
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Bancroft
H. Muilenburg Este
Devri
Do Las Tyrrell
le Mie
Wwerg
Dorothy Sprye
Huron
Bantroft
Glevn Weigman
Banzrof High School
Hall Fas
Greer
Riwanian News Brief On Morality Seer and Events
A cryptic RIwanian report notes the absence of a moral leader as seers and officials discuss internal matters. The feature mentions Pali Redfield and To wn more details about the situation and perceived changes within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riwanians
Pali Redfield
Grosivtant Sand
Qkhe Kiwante Morality
Okwoonedas
Saint Patrick’s Day celebration in Redfield hosted by Rev MacConnachig
A March evening event in Redfield led by Rev. Father MacConnachig featured a parish hall Armory gathering. Seniors danced in the communal hall and a card party circulated during the Praternid Ball with tar and glass served to attendees.
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Redfield
St. Parick’s
Chargh
Father MacConnachig
Armory
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Rhine
Army of Occupation
Reich
Rhineland
America
Freiburg
Germany
War Memorial
Cologne
Coblenz
Bonifla
Wolsey
Laird Swaney
Gon
P Loe
Yale
Bureaus of Animal Industry
South Dakota
State Department of Agriculture
Skelton - Spencer- Voigt, Inc
Huron, S. D
Billings
Mott
Hilton
D. Modetia
Mina
Neto Rteesaye
Loombay Datintone
Crown Facility
Tring Bureau
Manolis
Corres
Aquors
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