Arrest Two In Bounty Racket in Timber Lake Case
Two men were arrested on perjury charges as state justice and game and fish departments probe a bounty racket over coyote claims. Frank Bowder and Jim Mound allegedly filed fraudulent bounties totalling thousands, with Dewey county residents accounting for most bogus claims. Officials seized $302.72 in vouchers from Bowder’s Bargain Store before payments were halted.
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Timber Lake
Game and Fish Department
H. Johnson
Game and Ash
Dewey County
Bander
Mound
Justice Department
Bowder
WPA Projects Gain Approval in Kingsbury County
In Kingsbury County the first week of November shows three WPA projects approved replacing earlier ones. Bancroft and Helland dormitories are among the approved facilities, operated as relief projects. A woman’s work relief project is also approved to replace a similar relief setup, with other proposed projects awaiting approval to employ county workers.
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O. K
Kingsbury DE Smet
Kingsbury County
Bancroft
Helland
Wich
Ballot on Peace At Lake Preston
Lake Preston residents vote on Armistice Day Sunday November 10 in a local church plebiscite organized by the Congregational and Christian Churches. Ballots capture pacifist militant and intermediate views, with results sent to state and New York offices to gauge public opinion on U.S. entry into war.
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Lake Preston
Councillion
Congregational and
Christian Churches
Congregational
United States
Toca
New York
Legion Auxiliary Banquet Seen With Armistice Day Plans
At the regular auxiliary meeting fans were formed for the annual Armistice Day banquet. This year the event will be at the Green Lantern cafe followed by dancing at the Legion Home. It stands as one of the year's largest social events.
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Legion Auxiliary
Lake Preston
Legion Home
Green Lantern
S D Corn Husking Champions Depart For National Meet
Sioux Falls dispatch reports South Dakota corn husking champion JP Richard Anderson of Brandon and runner up Helge Peterson leaving by car for Attica Indiana to compete in the national husking contest Thursday evening. They will attend a banquet and special program for champions from many regions, with a large crowd anticipated.
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Sioux Falls
Richard Anderson
Brandon
South Dakota
Helge Peterson
Attica
Ind
Winter at Fulton Turton Brings Severe Weather
Winter storms grip the Fulton Turton area with lightning hail sleet and snow despite eighteen degree temperatures. Snow and moisture hinder plowing as the season cuts deep. Annual waffle supper by the American Legion auxiliary at the Legion home drew large crowds and raised about $25 for the treasury.
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Fulton Turton
Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Raymond Reds Open Basketball Practice Under Coach Toellworth
Raymond high school Reds begin practice focusing on fundamentals under Coach Toellworth. Six teen boys on the squad, five lettermen, with a small gym and lack of size but promising new material. First home game set for December 3 against Henry, amid cautious local optimism.
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Raymond
Raymond High School Reds
Toellworth
Henry
Reds
Death of Mrs Stevens at Bradley follows injury
Specific-Word reports the death of Mrs Stevens of Bradley aged seventy three after a broken arm and hospital care in Webster. A blood clot from damaged tissues traveled to her lungs causing congestion. she died this morning. Interment was held at her Bradley home on Wednesday afternoon.
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Bradley Turton
Stevens
Bradley
RE Coutier
Webster
Enrollment totals at State college for year ending October
Brookings reports 1792 students took on campus instruction in the year ending October 1, excluding extension and correspondence. After duplications and non campus pieces are removed, 1658 individuals actually studied on campus. Details include 1130 collegiate and 211 agriculture students plus various short courses and summer offerings.
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Brookings
State College
North Central Association of Colleg and Secondary Schools
Fig
Agricult
School of Agriculture
Jending
Clothing drive for the needy through American Legion
Old clothes are requested for Hud ron area residents to be mailed via a coupon to C. Taylor, chairman of the American Legion clothing committee. Legion collectors will gather garments for distribution by the Salvation Army. A telephone contact number, 8319, is provided for pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Taylor
American Legion Clothing Committee
Salvation Army
Legion
Cc. C. Taylor
Legion Collectr
Forestry Camp Set for Black Hills Training
DENVER COLO NOV 6 The first forestry training camp in this region since 1932 will be held at Pactoln South Dakota in the Black Hills National Forest during November and December Regional Forester Allen S Peck announced foresters from the Rocky Mountain states will attend. Numerous new appointments to fill Tanger vacancies made this twining essential at this time. The foresters will study the application of forestry principles to local conditions in forest range and game management of the national forest in the region. In addition claining of work.
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Denver
Colo
Pactoln
S. D
Black Hills National Forest
Allen S. Peck
Rocky Mountain States
Col Peck
Recreation planning and fire control work coverage
Correlation of plans for roads trails and other improvements along with maintenance and cone capers recreation planning and development and fire control work will be covered.
Wessington Springs Woman Dies in Auto Crash
Ares Edit h Fly Morse 33 of Wessington Springs died Monday night from injuries from a Thursday auto collision. Cars driven by Grace Moody of Cedar Rapids Mich and A P Sullivan of Baker collided on a curve. Morse rode with Moody. Body to be sent to Volin SD for burial.
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Wessington Springs
Baker
Ares
Edith Fly Morse
M. D
Grace Moody
Cedar Rapids
Mich
A. P. Sulliv
Morse
Mra. Moody
Volin
Exibit and sale by Degree of Honor juveniles noted
The exhibit and sale by the Degree of Honor juveniles on Saturday was a decided success reports Mrs. Paul Jurgenson, director. The children presented a program and candy sale, with the meeting focused on plans for earning winter.
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Paul Jurgenson
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Huron High School
A. J. Lang
PWA
Soom
S.D
Hudson and
Terraplane
Sap
Hudson
F.o. B. Detrait
Access Extra
F.e.b. Detroit
Standard Garage
Leonard Cox
Ray
Kudsom
Ted
AID
Turton
Ladies Aid
Roy Lambert
Redens
HG. Bovec
Humphrey
Industrial Research Corp
PAT Cpp
Oxford
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