Notice of Hearing in Estate Matters at Beadle County
State of South Dakota Beadle County notices in County Court regarding the estates of Mary E Brown and Henry Percy Brown. Mildred L Brown petitions for administration and issuance of letters, with hearings set for November 18 1940 and November 16 1940 at the County Judge's Office in Huron. Includes attorneys Temmey and Luby. Dick Tracy.
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Market Road
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City Auéstor No
State of
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Reade
Gowrt
Mary E. Brown
Mildred L. Brown
Inge
Northwest Security National Bank
Huron
Bea Iie
R. . Russell
Temmey
Luby
Raming of mame maid petit ile in reterred details
An October 28 1840 docket entry lists KM Rubbell Delate of the County Court VP Glanzner Temmey and Luby attorneys for Feiltiones No 360 adv. The fragment references legal action and attorney names in a dated court record.
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Santa Claus Candidate Trails In Prohibition Vote
In Santa Claus Marshall voters, nine ballots backed a plumber preacher running for state representative on the prohibition ticket, trailing Democratic and Republican opponents who each exceeded five thousand votes in most precincts. Daus Gottlieb relays a mis-sent telegram tale of a fiancee and a trip. In Belleville a school note reports a pupil with new dental plates and notable mouth muscle progress.
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Buck-Men scrubs and romance mix at the drug store
Bill battles a Coach Mentor clash over using Buck-Men players while Dot flirts and pressures him for attention. Bullethead Peskin and Drowsy Peters join the scene as Bill weighs work against social tension and a budding romance with Dot.
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Bullethead Peskin
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Landis unsure path as Skeltons face Buck and Buck
Fragmentary lines show uncertainty about Landis direction and a warning that Skeltons may suffer when the axe falls. A cryptic note mentions Buck and a sense of potential trouble or loss looming over the situation.
Hyde County YCL Winners Selected
Hyde County YCL winners were chosen as judges from Lawrence school evaluated contenders who earned superior ratings across five districts. Winners include Leroy Islay, Caroline Fuller, Wallace Murphy, Jane Bighmore, and Holanird Grammar seven eighth. The regional contest is set for Ft Pierre on Noy 16.
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Leroy ‘Islay
South Eagle School
Caroline Fuller
Hughitt School
Wallace Murphy
Biore
Holanird Grammer
Jane Fi Bighmore
Pierre Noy
Johnson Pupils Mask For Party
A Halloween masquerade at Johnson School on October 31 featured three visitors. Prizes were awarded for best pumpkin, best tail drawing, and most words formed from Halloween letters. Joan Stahl won best costume. judges included Miss Smith, Mrs Walter, Mrs Stahl, and Mrs Wipt.
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Johnson School
Miss Smith
Walter
Stahl
Wipt
Genevieve Hofer
Liberty
Mary Rai
Halloween Party Fellows 4-H Meet
Prairie Schooners 4-H Club held a regular meeting at Fred Peterson's home. Members answered roll call sharing what they liked about the 4-H recognition banquet. The ghost and old witch made an appearance delighting everyone. Games followed with punch served by Mrs. Peterson.
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Whittier Students Study Pictures Of Candidates
Whittier Scholars studied six weeks of pictures across grades one to eight. They mounted images of national state county and non political candidates on paper and learned to identify them. Marilyn Rogers described the lesson taught by Agnes Greenan.
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Whittier Scholars
Noon Hour Entertainment At School With Radio
Sixth grader Orvall Koschel writes about varied noon activities at school. Students stay in tents for at least 15 minutes to eat, then enjoy photos or radios during opening exercises with their portable radio brought by the teacher.
Pleasant View Pupils Celebrate Halloween Fun at School
Pleasant View School hosted a Halloween afternoon with Lydia Engel guiding 3th grade activities including games and stunts planned by the boys. Pupils hunted apples, served lunch by jack o lantern light, and colorful balloons marked by pupils.
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Pleasant View School
Lydia Engel
Mariam’ Bohrer
Railway Gives 20 Trips To Chicago For 4 H Winners
Chicago & North Western Railway offers 20 trips to the National Club Congress in Chicago from November 30 to December 6 for South Dakota 4 H club winners. Names and home towns include Beadie Joyce Hamilton Bonilla Beadle Carroll Salisbury Wolsey Frank Heitland Wolsey Beadle Keith Smith Huron Route 4 Brookings George Sander Brookings Route 3 Brookings Donald Thompson Volga Eldon Beckler Aberdeen Route 1 Clark Vernon Aventer Clark Jack Falkenberg Carpenter Faulk Harold Olson Norbeck Hand Elaine Nicholas Ree Hand Joanne Allen Wesington Hand Robert Dynes St Lawrence Jerauld Marvin Powell Wessington Springs Kingsbury Merle Giles Lake Preston Kingsbury Lyle R. Johnson De Smet Lawrence Mary Alice McGuigan Spearfish Miner Huth Gerling Howard Brookings Jerome O Leary Brookings
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Keith Smith
Huron
Brookings
George Sander
Donald Thompson
Volga
Eldon Beckler
Aberdeen
Clark
Vernon Aventer
Jack Falkenberg
Carpenter
Faulk
Harold Olson
Norbeck
Hand
Elaine Nicholas
Ree “Zights
Joanne Allen
Wesgington
Robert Dynes
St. Lawrence
Jerauld
Marvin Powell
Wessington Springs
Kings
Fifth graders study southern states at Halsey MI
The fifth grade at Halsey MI studies southern states in geography. They compare climates with theirs to explain cotton and other crops possible there versus their shorter growing season. Arlene Schnabel, a student, notes interest in soils and land varieties.
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Halsey
Arlene Schnabel
Auction Sale To Raise Money Reported By Fairfield Group
A group voted to hold an auction Friday to raise funds for the treasury. Each participant donated items such as toys dolls games plants slips or books. Raymond Brock acted as auctioneer and generated laughs as the total reached 1.01 dollars, noted by Richard Eldeen of Fairfield No 1 Nog.
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Color charts made by Hegg School pupils in second grade
At Hegg School pupils in the second grade and above created color charts. Some charted warm and cool shades, some primary and secondary colors, and others Prang color harmonies. Symbols included ducks lamps violins suitcases letters hearts air lines clubs tops doll dresses rabbits carrots tents pumpkins stars clocks and shoes.
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Hegg
Sunshine School Citizens Chart Showcased by Seventh Graders
Wen dell Buckley of Iowa Township describes a good citizen chart at Sunshine School run by Miss Zeigler. The class forms three columns for remembrance, striving before defeat, and habit building. On Wednesday they cut colored paper designs like butterflies ducks and pumpkins to paste into a portfolio for future use.
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Wendell Buckley
Iowa Township
Miss Zeigler
Study Eskimos At Pleasant Corner Jat
Third grade students at Pleasant Corner are studying Eskimos in social studies. They learn they live in the north, in cold climates, build skin and snow houses, travel by sleds pulled by dogs, and make clothes from animal skins.
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EU van Krutzfelau
Pleasant Corner
Eskino Childre
Reading Contest in Fairfield No 2 Sees Elephants Lead
The Fairfield No 2 reading contest shows Elephants with 44 books read while Mouse side has 21. Third grader Benny Wolf has read 5 books, Betty Tyrrell 11, and Delmar Eldeen 13. Teacher Miss Matson collects books from the Huron library.
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Fairfield No. 2
Elephants
Benny Wolf
Betty Tyrrell
Delmar Eideen
Miss Matson
Huron
Delmar Eldeen
Pretty vitamin poster shown at Scheele School
Third grade pupil Albin Stahl reports that teacher Miss Della Davis brought a pretty vitamin poster to Scheele School. The display centers on foods containing each vitamin and features a large basket of good foods in the middle.
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Albin Stahl
Scheele School
Della Davis
Certer
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