FHA Designs New Low Cost Home For Pioneer Life
The Federal Housing Administration outlines a $1,200 low cost house plan aimed at pioneer living in a modern style. It features two bedrooms, two baths, a central living area with a mini kitchen, no basement, and options for heat and wiring. Prices vary by region with lot costs on top. a $900 annual income could support about half the house price under FHA plans.
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FHA
Sigrid Arne Washington
Fedral Housing Administration
Fita
THA
Mares
PUA
Federa
Woonsocket Grads Hear Baccalaureate Service
Woonsocket High School seniors attended baccalaureate services at National Church on Sunday. Speaker Cannan addressed the class with a Christian message as music was provided by the school chorus led by LaNelle Ress and Robert Zieman, both juniors, with several alumni listed among the performers.
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Weongocke High School
Ictholis
Epistoral Church
Cannan
Galle
Labuda
Webb
Piper
Eiwert
Noble
Neilson
Thich
Hippie of Pierre to Speak at Memorial Day Program
Robert Hippie of Pierre will headline a Memorial Day observance with remarks at the Legion Hall at 2 pm and the cemetery ceremony featuring grave decorations and a salute to the dead. The program includes invocations, songs by Shirley and Lorraine Kozel, a reading by Delno Matthew, and addresses by Robert Hipple.
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Hippie
Pierre
Robert Hippie
Daily Capitol Journal
American Lidon
the Legion Hall
Legion Hall
Star Spangled Chaladjers
Shirley Reading
Lorraine Kozél
Mars Quartet
Tars
Delno Matthew
Robert Hipple
Deael
Potter County Holds First Old Settlers Picnic
Potter County Historical Association will sponsor an old settlers picnic in late June, marking the first such event in the county. A 20 piece band led by H Herbert Seizels performed on Main Street Blunt during a recent concert.
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Potter Getsysburg
the Historical Association of
Potter County
Blunt
Main Street
Saturn
H. Herbert Siezels
Dream of Jewish Homeland Sparks Arab Opposition
London May 27 Arabs and Jews clash as riots erupt amid Palestine’s push for a Jewish home. The Wauchope plan proposes a 28 member council with uneven Arab Jewish Christian representation, yet Jews oppose it fearing minority rule and insisting on adherence to the Balfour Declaration and British mandate.
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London
Aly Land
Palestine
Holy Land
Haifa
Jerusalem
Tel-Aviv
Hebrew University
Europe
Legislative Council
Arthur Wauchope
Wauchope
Scherme
de. Chaim. Wiezmann
Zionist Organization
House of Commons
Service of Nelson Legal in Sioux Falls Election
Circuit Judge Pleager ruled Nelson was legally served in the election contest brought by Roland E. Dickerson. Nelson may file his answer by Friday, while Dickerson, an April 24 commissioner candidate, says the trial violated the South Dakota practices act. Visit in Huron notes Swaney-Gibbs family visit with local relatives.
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Nelson
Legal Sioux
Falls
LG. Pleager
Joseph S. Nelson
Roland E. Dickertson
Dickengori
Dickenson
South Dakota
Berry Terminates Literary Efforts Ends Syndicate Contract
Aberdeen May 21 Berry South Dakota's humorist writer announced he has terminated his contract with United Features Syndicate of New York for a daily squib. The letter from Monte Bourjally, United's manager, verified by the governor from Pierre, states the column will end May 30 after eight months of publication in a chain of newspapers.
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Aberdeen
Tor Berry
South Dakota
Corral
United Features Syndicate of
New York
Monte Bourjally
United
Pierre
Richland Township School Picnic Held in Carpenter
May 27. The schools of Richland Township held their annual picnic in Carpenter Saturday with several hundred in attendance. Sports were the feature of the day.
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Carpenter
Richland Township
State College Plans Final Week Of Commencement Events
Brookings May 21 Receptions for alumni and graduating class headline the commencement week calendar at State College. Dean LeBrown’s resume outlines events from June 5 including a faculty reception at the president’s lawn, an 8 pm band concert at Coolidge Sylvan Theatre, informal alumni reception at Wonona Hall, plus baccalaureate service and graduation exercises featuring Capt Orvil A. Anderson. A balloonist talk and movies, reserve seats, and teas and lunches mark the week with formal welcomes from Pres. C. W. Pugsley and Dr. Ernest G. Sasse. An alumni business meeting follows. Funeral notices recap attendees at Woonsocket for L. Swanson.
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Coolidge Sylvan Theatre
Wonona Hall
H.y. Gilson
Orvil A. Anderson
Anderson
Rapid City
College
College Business
C. W. Pugsley
Ernest G. Sasse
Alumui
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NEA
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Darrell Gibbs
Huron
Swainey
Mrs. Gibbs
Huron Clinic
Shirley
D. Sewell
Saxton, MD
Gue Hospital
Erican College OF ‘Surgeons
Saylor
Riffiths
M.D
Florence Gleege
M.N
D Training School
Nurses
Kin Connection
Berry
Bonilla
W. T. French
Carl French
Ray Cooper
Art Miljer
James Bales
R. Kenyon
Ethel Peterson
Lloyd Bonin
Earl Busse
Irving Miller
Howard Miller
Nic Madge Miller
F. Ro O'Brien
Tom Gardner
Ie L. ©. Swanson
Woonsocket
Laurence S. Betts
Dehnron
Poleeh & Deanson
Ohingon
Gorden Hess
Manila
Kant
Gambie
Bedrock
Sone
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Shesshine
Traleio
Tune
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Stovke Santa
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Wulff
Dakota South
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Weslington
Steve. Webster
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