Bids Opened On Thirty Four Road Projects In South Dakota
Bids on 34 road construction projects estimated at about 740000 dollars will be opened May 18 by the South Dakota highway commission at Pierre. Projects span concrete pavement and base courses on routes including U.S. 5 U.S. 16 U.S. 17 and county roads with lengths varying from fractions of a mile to over 14 miles in Beadle Dewey Lincoln Spink Corson Fall River and other counties.
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Pierre
South Dakota High Way Commission
Lincoln County
U. 5
Canton
Brown
Aberdeen
McCook
Emery
Bridgewater
Hanson
Cavour
Troquois
Pear
Tulare
Corson
Keldron
Lyman
Reliance
R J
Walworth
Selby
Belky
Stanley
Bad River
St. Pierre
Ardmore
Springs
Aurora
Plankinton
Stickney
White Lake
Clark
Bradley
Fall River
Rombaide
Watertown
Salem
Pennington
Rapid City
Edgemont
Veal Market Ad Sells Shoulder Roasts and Chops
Milk fed veal shoulder roasts priced at 17 cents per pound. Veal chops all rib cuts offered at 2 cents per pound. Veal breast stew available while it lasts, 10 cents per pound, Friday and Saturday only.
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Veal Choice
Hines Graduation Speaker At Gann Valley Hall
Gann Valley May 13 Bray 13 Special commencement exercises were held May 10 at the Gann Valley hall. J J Hines state Superintendent of public instruction delivered the commencement address on Crossy roads. The class includes 14 students with awards given by Ed Wards, superintendent. Typing pins to three, public speaking awards to several, shorthand awards to four. Bonnie Hubbard won the Junior trophy for the highest three year average of 97.
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Gann Valley
Bray
Gann Valley Hall
J. J. Hines
Crossy Roads
Jeanne Baker
Norman Fuegen
Ruth Krog
Franklin Knight
Helen, Mentzer
Donald Urban
Marie Abernathy
Edwin Urban
Roseanna Beelman
William Wilson
Maxine Sedgwick
Jimmy Shroyer
Anna Franck
Madeline Meyers
Eds Wards
Mark Abernathy
Helen Snyder
Bonnie Hubbard
Norman Puegen
Franklin
Harold Knight
Horace Snyder
Jack Hathaway
Keith Sedgwick
Norman Nelson
Alyce Vierock
Darron Farnsworth
Lena Wilson
Jenn Reeves
Robert Kxog
Adiline Meyers
Grace Dye
Jeanne Reeves
Alyce Viereck
Wessington Rebekahs Elect Two Candidates
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held a regular session in Wessington May 13. They set the annual memorial and graveside decoration for June 28 and elected two new members. The degree staff practiced for initiation on June 14, with Hazel Hallback receiving the door prize.
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Wessington Rebekahs
Wessington
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Hallback
Clark Examiner Of Closed Banks Appoints In Charge Of Liquidation
FIRABE May 12. Superintendent of Banks James Stewart announced Sterling Clark will serve as examiner in charge as Whitewood and Onge banks close. Liquidation begins immediately, with deposits up to 5000 to be paid soon by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Clark, a former Republican attorney general candidate, has worked as counsel for the state division of taxation the past four months. An election contest against Roddewig remains pending.
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Clark
Taurtion
Peel Clair Roddewig
Roddewig
Jess
Clarke
Irrigation Plan Promoted for Timber Lake Basin
Senator Francis Case of Custer outlines a proposed irrigation project in the Timber Lake area based on coal powered pumping from saturated sandstones. About 165000 acres would be served with test wells by the Works Progress Administration and coal from nearby fields would supply pumping power. Public utility expansion and REA funding could enable community towns to buy power through a growing system, lowering costs.
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Washington
Francis Case
Custer
Yamber Lake
S. C
Timber Lake
Works Progress Administration
Case
Firesteck
Isabel
REA
From
South Dakota
Valedictorian and salutatorian chosen from Gann Valley class
Jeanne Baker Gann and Ruth Krog win top class honors for 1937 representing the class as valedictorian and salutatorian. Baker, editor of the school paper and 1934-35 clan president, also served on the student council and was high school queen. Krog, president 1935-36, chaired the student council and was active in dramatics, oratory, and clubs through four years. Animals and humans are subject to snow blindness.
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Jeanne Baker Gann
Miss Baker
Treshan
Jeanne
Ruth Krog
Miss Krag
Reserve Officers Banquet At Vermillion May 11
Reserve Officers hold banquet at the University of South Dakota in Vermillion on Monday evening May 11. Col McMaster and Major Hanitn C J Estes attend with Omebs. special invites sent to reserve national guard and regular army officers. Col McMaster and Major Sweeney will inspect the local ROTC unit.
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McMaster
Omebs
Hanitn C.jestes
Peter University of South Dakota
National Guard
Americar on sod Vera: of Foreign Ware a = ‘ao invited . Col
Sweeney
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Local Vital Records Report Shows Births Deaths and Marriages
The county vital records list eight births eight deaths and six weddings. Notable entries include Thomas Mullaney Florence Peregrinus and Elizabeth Marie with multiple family ties in Spring Lake and Glendale. Deaths feature John G. Kramer Olaf Hasvold Lillie Loretta Henniger and Elizabeth Weise among others. Marriages include Alfred Larson Mabel Larson Floyd Longland Lillian Rock and several other couples across Ree Heights Topeka Baker and Ree Heights area.
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Harlan H. Myers
Wheaton
Wire
Herman Schaefers
Fairview
John G. Kramer
St. Lawrence
Baby Mullaney
Florence
Olaf Hasvold
St Lawrence
Lillie Loretta
Henniger
Grind
Amelia Ecfman
York
Wm. Elh Johnson
Miller
Peter. Eagleman
Ohio
Elizabeth Weise
Spring Lake
Alfred Larson
Holabird
Mabel FE. Larson
Highmore
Floyd Longland
Sturns
Lillian Rock
Topeka
Kae
Melvin RK
Oines
Arlington
Hunters Capture Foxes At Turton
Turton May 13 special report notes fox trapping in the vicinity not yet official. Last fall rabbit drives yielded foxes and this spring dens were found near town. EE Clautier dug out six cubs and Christenson brothers caught 12. Pelts command good prices and breeding stock is in demand with a dealer ordering 100 red foxes. A farmer reported seeing a fox racing past with a jackrabbit in pursuit. the dog followed about 100 yards away.
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Turton Turton
EE Clautier
Christenson
Torin
Peter
Transfer of Miss Aalseth to Miller post
Miss Kether Aalseth of Dupree, a home supervisor for the resettlement administration, arrives in Miller to assume the Hand county position. She replaces Mrs. Mildred Daniel, who is transferred to Huron to serve in the same role. The community holds baccalaureate services for the senior class Sunday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium with Rev. A. L. Eschliman of Alpena delivering the address.
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Esther Aalseth
Miller
Kether Aalseth
Dupree
The
Resettlement Administration
Hand County
Mildred Daniel
Huron
Alr. Eschliman
Alpena
Discuss Syphilis Treatment Costs in Six Article Series
This fifth installment of a NEA-Evening Huronite series outlines venereal disease treatment costs and methods. It notes repeated Wassermann and Kahn tests, mercury and iodide therapies, arsphenamine drugs, and newer bismuth preparations. Treatments may be injections or dermal applications, with two to three years of care typical. Early symptom relief can allow return to work, but full recovery requires continued therapy and patient understanding.
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Spubiliz
Wassermann
Kahn
Misread OCR Fragment Discusses Health Habits and Disorders
Fragmentary OCR text hints at digestive issues and gas problems and mentions stress, bloating, sleep disruption, back aches, and sensitivity. Contains numerous garbled phrases and misjoined terms, making definite claims or advice unreliable.
Syphilis treatment costs and regimens described
The text outlines varying fractions and dosing with bismuth and mercury, with treatment periods and rest intervals to assess effects. It notes an average cost around 100 dollars for two to three years of treatment and emphasizes individualized care and blood tests, mentioning Was sermann and Kehn tests.
Unclear fragment on medical topic and eradication claim
The readable text mentions spinal fluid and a coat with an undefined description, followed by a dubious assertion about proving that syphilis can be wiped out of existence. The fragment lacks verifiable details, dates, or named entities to anchor a proper summary.
Yale Independent School Board Sets Next Year Coal Bid
The Yale Independent School board met in regular session and disposed of routing business. With coal prices expected to tie, a special meeting is planned Monday to contract for next year's coal supply. Miss Irma Von Drack was elected primary teacher for the next term.
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YALE
Yale Independent School Board
Irma Vondrack
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