Erosion control on Wolsey area farm praised by Mrs Likeness
Mrs. Annal Likeness northeast of Wolsey describes soil conservation methods on her farm including windbreaks contour farming and wide strips to curb erosion. She recalls windblown soil in 1935 1936 and how vegetative cover and contour furrowing now protect pasture and corn which has won state fair prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolsey
Annal Likeness
Likeness
Jona
Christ Christopherson
Ray L. Graves
Legion Auxiliary Of Doland Meets For Armistice Plans
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered at Mrs. Willard Doty’s home for their regular monthly meeting. They organized a delegation for the district convention at Redfield on November 18 and planned participation in the Armistice Day event next week. The next meeting will feature Dr. H W Sherwood and program by Miss Ruth Sherwood about her Malayan Peninsula experiences.
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Legion Auxiliary of
Doland
American Legion Auxiliary
Willard Doty
Redfield
H.W. Sherwood
Ruth Sherwood
Malayan
Orient
Marriage Announcement of Miss Parks and Charlies Ingle
Special notice reports the marriage on Friday October 2 between Miss Tia Parks elder daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Parks and Charlies Ingle of Harrold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Tia Parks
Bert Parks
Charlies Ingle
Harrold
Homesick Watertown Boys Detained After Runaway Night
Three Watertown youths Duane Trenholm David Chambers and Mervin Christensen were jailed in Sioux Falls after they fled home due to trouble cited as the cause. Police found the trio outside City Hall Tuesday night as a frigid 2½ degrees above zero was recorded. The boys, taken to the city jail, said the wanderlust dream failed and blamed family issues for the attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siouk Falls
Watertown
Ax Duane Trenholm
David Chambers
Mervin Christenson
Judge Deliberates on Nelson Election Fraud Case
Circuit Judge L. L. Fleeger heard Holand E. Dicken charge Sioux Falls city commissioner Joseph Nelson with violating the state corrupt practices act in his bid for re election. Attorneys argued, judge said a decision would come shortly after the Sioux Falls trial begun, with potential five year ineligibility if Nelson were ruled against.
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Farker
L. L. Fleeger
Holand E. Dickenson
Joseph
Nelson
Sioux
Dickenson
M. Bailey
Ralph S. Rice
G. J. Danforth
Sioux Falls
Netson
Law
Congressman Elect from New York District Is South Dakota Native
LARCHMONT N Y Nov 4 Ralph A Gumble Larchmont attorney elected to Congress from the 25th New York District in Tuesday's election is a native of South Dakota He was born in Yankton but has lived in the east since 1910 He is a son of South Dakota's late U S Senator Robert J Gamble and a cousin of Hugh Gamble city attorney at Sioux Falls
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South Dakota
Larchmont
N.Y
Ralph A. Gumble
New York
Yankton
East
U. S
Robert J. Gamble
Hugh Gamble
Sioux Falls
Local hunter bags banded mallard in Doland
Otto Kitzman, a Doland garageman, shot a hen mallard from a flock of about one hundred ducks. The bird bore Biological Survey band number 00889 on its leg. He plans to report the tag to Washington for check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland
Otto Kitzman
Jay & Marksman
Otto
Washington
Doland High Halloween Masquerade Acknowledged
Doland High School held a junior senior masquerade party with Halloween decor and over fifty attendees. Bob Holmes won first prize for best disguise dressing as a co-ed, attracting many dancers. The event concluded with a Halloween lunch and faculty guests attended. A Wolsey High School music club organized with Kathryn Fry as president and Beth Gordon as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doland High School
Doland
Bob Holmes
Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Kathryn Fry
Martin Busch
Marjorie Christopherson
Orpha Hack Cheney
Beth Gordon
Evening Huronite State News Headlines
Brief wrap of state news from The Evening Huronite reporting on political developments, local policy updates, and community notices with emphasis on notable figures and organizational actions within the state.
Man's Execution Creates Problem in Michigan Case
The case of Anthony Chebatoris, 29, a Michigan bank robber sentenced to death for killing Henry J. Porter during a holdup, creates a dilemma as Michigan opposes capital punishment and lacks execution facilities. A federal law allows the judge to designate another state for execution, but methods differ and the court must choose between electric chair, noose, or lethal chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ant Justice Department
Anthony Chebatoris
Michigan
Chebatoris
Henry J. Porter
Bay City
Mich
Chemical State Savings Bank
Michard
State Schools Receive Endowment Funds Allocation
Pierre November 4 An apportioned $37 604 55 in interest and income from endowment lands to state institutions for the quarter ending August 20 was announced by Ben Strock commissioner of school and public lands The fund was allocated to State College University of South Dakota State Training School State School for Deaf State School for Blind State School for Feeble Minded School of Mines Eastern Normal Spearfish Normal Southern State Normal Norther Normal and Industrial Recently the department issued the annual apportionment of $112 366 50 for public elementary and high schools at $5 25 per pupil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School For
School of Mines
Eastern Normal School
Spearfish Normal
Southern State Normal
Norther Normal and Industrial
Sherman Man Released After Halloween Shooting
Ole Tields, 70, of Sherman, held after wounding two Halloween pranksters who tried to overturn a outhouse at his home. He agreed to pay part of the medical expenses for Maxine Bergin and Lyle Fields.
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Sherman
Sioux Falls
Ole Tields
Seth A. Adamson
Carpenter
Maxine Bergin
Lyle Fields
Tilda
Sioux City Army Recruiting Opens Enlistments
Sioux City station begins accepting applicants for the Third Infantry at Fort Snelling Minnesota the Seventeenth Infantry at Fort Crook Nebraska and the Fourth Cavalry at Fort Meade South Dakota. Apply to Sergeant William J T Owen in Sioux City for enlistment and service.
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Sioux City
United States Army
Third Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort Crook
Neb
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
South Dakota
William JT. Owen
New Trial Denied by State Supreme Court in Gregory Market Case
Pierre November report states the South Dakota Supreme Court denied Palmer Market of Gregory a new trial in a chattel mortgage dispute over a refrigerator. The jury verdict awarded $160 against Northwest Security National Bank and Trust Company, which had sued to establish title. Education Meeting Planned at Blunt Faculty Invited to discuss retirement tenure and zoning of the S D E A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
State Supreme Court
Palmer
Gregory
Bennet County
Northwest Security National Bank and Trust Company
Blunt
Dismissed from hospital and local notices
A compact round of short news items from Fordham and surrounding areas. Anna Krechmeyer left Watertown hospital after eight weeks of care. Vernon Arne is recovering after a recent accident. still under a doctor’s care. Mrs Payne and Mrs Gilbert visited Redfield to see Mrs Lips recovering in hospital. Miller hospital saw a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Rice named Ann. Mrs Isolde Bancroft visits visiting parents. Highmores appoints Rank Wald from Houghton as new manager at Allan Lumber Wor. County Farmers’ Union held its monthly meeting at Buckeye schoolhouse.
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Miller
Robert Rice
Miller Hospital
Highmors
Spacia
Wald
Houghton
The
Allan Lumber
Mrs O Meara Celebrates 98th Birthday in New York
Mrs Margeret O Meara marked her ninety eighth birthday at her daughter Mrs Bernard J O Donnell's home. Born in County Kerry Ireland she moved to New York as an infant and became a pioneer across New York State and South Dakota. Her husband died thirty years ago and she has lived with her daughter for five years. Her sight faded years ago yet she remains in good health.
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Micheal O'Meara
New York State
Laws
South Dakota
O'Donnell
Schools Urged To Have Fire Drills
Pierre, November 4. State superintendent J F Himes and Fire Marshal P J Dunn urge South Dakota school boards to hold regular fire drills. Letters to six superintendents instruct on drill procedures and deputy marshals will visit larger schools to advise. A special bell is recommended to signal drills and prevent panic by stopping all work and directing orderly evacuation.
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Pierre
S. D
J. F. Himes
P. J. Dunn
South Dakota
Armistice Day program planned in De Smet works
Kingsbury Extension Council met in De Smet court room with 22 members from clubs. A constitution was adopted and officers for 1938 elected: Dan Costello chair, Roy Howell vice chair, Howard Munger secretary, F Wulff treasurer. Miss Nora M. Hott invited homemakers to Farm-Home Week November 6 to 12.
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Hitchcock
Desmet
Thetha Hitchcock
Kingsbury County
Dan Costello
Bancroft
Roy Howell
Lake Preston
Howard Munger
de~ Smet
F. Wulff
Ge- Smet
Nora M. Hott
Brookings
Welch son takes job in California
Marvin Welch eldest son of Mr and Mrs Earl Welch, who has worked in Rapid City, has accepted a position with Union Circulation Co and has gone to California.
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California
Blunt
Marvin Welch
Earl Welch
Rapid City
Union Circulation Co
Burglary at Wengert Drug Store Sparks Theft Catch
A race-and-bite burglar was added to the wanted list after forcing a rear door with a three inch hole at Wengert Drug Store. He removed a quart of whiskey and $8 in postage stamps before fleeing, prompting police to issue a lookout Wednesday.
Windsor visit called publicity stunt by British pundit
New York reports Harmen Swaffer calls the Duke and Duchess of Windsor visit to the United States a publicity stunt aboard the Queen Mary. He says Edward Windsor knows housing methods, and the trip serves vanity rather than knowledge. He labeled the voyage as mere boredom and travel.
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Windsor
New York
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
United States
Harmen 3Waffer
Wales
Swaffer
Funeral Rites Held For Hills Pioneer
Services were held here Tuesday for Fred Schultac a Lead Sioux Indian war veteran and Black Hills pioneer who died after a brief illness Surviving are his widow four daughters and three grandchildren He served at western forts during his army enlistment and later operated a bakery here until retirement in 1924
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Fred Schultac
Black Hills
Schutze
Western
Fortis
District Meeting Attended by Rebekah Lodge Members
Mrs C Lindblad Mrs E Privett Mrs F Cheney and Miss Iva Montgomery attended the Rebekah Lodge district meeting held in Wolsey on Tuesday afternoon traveling by car from 190 Huron.
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Wolsey
C. ©. Lindblad
J. Privett
F. O
Cheney
Iva Montgomery
Huron
Rebekah Lodge
Fairbanks Case Back In Court
In Sioux Falls W C Fairbanks is brought into court in a second action by his son Ralph W Fairbanks who claims a partnership in the slot machine business. The son seeks an accounting of profits and asset distribution after alleging a 25 percent stake and a net profit of 40000 in 1934. A prior divorce action was dismissed upon reconciliation.
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SIOM
Sop
Fairbanks
Marriage of Homer Arbuckle and Jilian Miller Announced
The marriage of Homer Arbuckle and Jilian Miller has been announced. The couple will make their home on the Gil aon Farm.
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Homer Arbuckle
Jilian Miller
Gilaon Farm
Blunt Visitor Free Holst Calls on Wessington
Blunt visitor Free Holst of Wessington paid an early call in Blunt, exchanging greetings and chatting with local residents. The brief social call highlighted community ties and regional acquaintance.
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Blunt
Free Holst of
Wessington
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South Lincoln School
Myrtle Quatie
Cleda Moore
Nannie Hilis
Carl Ostercamp
North Lincoln School
E. W. Patel
Lane
F. B. Pools
George Winters
Lugille
ryRiGe Hou
Fordham
Anna Krechmeyer
Vernon
Arne
S.A. Payne
Ira Gilbert
Vialt
Jake Lips
Iqdale
Specia County Farmers’ Union
Its
Buckeye Achool-Holive
Kingsbury
Hills Pioneer
Harte
Ken
Carter
Adived
Whart
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