Security Critics Prompt Farm Price System Debate
Pierre's Gov Jensen could not attend a conference of western governors in Indianapolis. He sent recommendations to Indiana Governor Townsend urging a two price system, domestic price stability, and expansion of nonfood crops. He advocated farmer control of acreage limits, import reviews, and protection against regimentation, warning against serfdom in American agriculture.
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Pierre
Americas
Congress
Shen
Manchester Birthday Club Meeting in November
The Manchester Birthday Club met at Mrs. Peter Palm Jung’s home with eleven members present and Mrs. Charles Remster of Huron as an out-of-town guest. Plans for December and the Christmas party at Mrs. J. S. McClenahan’s home were set, club gifts were presented to Mrs. Brinkley Bowes and Whiten, and a crime topic was debated. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs. Belnk Jey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
E. Whiten
Naner
Mra. McClenahan
Hoxtoss
Belnk» Jey
Reports Of Standing Committees At South Dakota Convention
Sioux Falls reports of this committee list for the fifty fifth South Dakota Education Association convention set for November 21 to 24. Chairs from Beadle Barrett Lowe to Spearfish Resolutions are named, with topics including districting, larger school units, social security, long term education programs, teacher improvement, and necrology. Also noted is a separate land condemnation action filed by the U S government against farmland in Fall River County for Bad Lands project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Thisteen Financing
Speecal Com
South Dakota Education Association
Beadle Centennial
Barrett Lowe
Weresisgien Springs
SDGA
C. C. Jacabson
Canton
M. Risk
Wormlliion
Legislative
MLE
Sleote
Lions Falls
U. SS
Janet
Fall River County
Fall Department of Agriculture
Howare Kennedy
Fall River
Leaves for carapormia Manchester trip noted
Levi Wade departs for San Diego California to spend the winter with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Wilind, returning in spring with the Avilands who plan to stay near Manchester, long the home of Mes Reikind.
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Carapormia
Manchester
Levi Wade
San Die Calif
Gia Crasdparents
Myx
Wilind
Fle
Avilands
Tuente
Mes
Reikind
VESTS IN 10WA Special Week Visit Plans
Special report notes Hans and daughter Carellef traveling Friday by train to Lawton for weekend with Christian family. Mrs. Darrell Miler. Mr. Johnson visiting there, accompanied home by Mrs. Christianson. Community Ladies Aid met at Mrs H Taylor’s home. Christmas bazaar set for December 11. Africa lesson by Mrs Johnson Ford. Lunch served by Mrs Clegg, Mrs Shoop, and Mrs Ross.
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Carellef
Lawton
Christian
Ughter
Darrell Miler
Nson
Ladies! Aid
ST. Lawrence
Ladies’ Aid
H. Taylor
Africa
Tdnson Ford
Mary Clegg
Roy Sthoop
Glen Ross
Royal Neighbors Meeting Held At Mrs Bon Bingers
Royal Neighbors met at the home of Mrs Bon Binger on Thursday afternoon. Social time followed the meeting with singing. Mrs Swix Schutte won high and Mrs Hattie Bryant low. Refreshments were served after activities.
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Royal Neighbors
Bon Binger
Swix
Schutte
Hattie Sryant
Armistice Day Law Clarified by South Dakota Attorney General
Roddewig explains the 1937 Armistice Day law in Pierre noting it requires one school hour for observance but does not compel a specific setting or attendance. He urges teachers and boards to agree in advance on where exercises will be held and who decides the observance location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddewig
Pierre
de Heartioarf
Board For Educations
Order Restrain South Dakota Truckers in Interstate Haul
General Judge George C. Sept granted a permanent injunction restraining five named truckers and an Iowa company from contracting to haul merchandise in Interstate commerce without proper operating authority. The Pratt Mallory Company arrangement, where operators leased vehicles and then acted as company employees for pay per 100 pounds, prompted the action. The order requires the defendants to file the appropriate schedules and contracts with the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YO. Curry, Jr
Yankton
Robert Gauthan
Sioux Fails
Ray Jenser
Beresford
Force and Russell
Sioux City
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pratt-Mallory Company
Dennison
Virgil Juniors to Present Annual Play
Virgil high school junior class presents The Man In the Green Shiny on Friday Nov 12 at eight pm. The drama follows a bankrupt family's struggles and hopeful recovery with a cast including Schuyler Hebron Oscar Sprecker Ralph Gooding Delphine Larule Clara Waijkum and Marie Saunders among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil
Virgil High School
Man In
Mr. Fuller
Schuyler Hebron
Ivan Ross
Oscar Sprecker
Egbert Cain
Ralph Gooding
Willig Reach
Will ‘Tig Kludtiers
Fuller
Clara Waijkum
Delphine Larule
Alice van de Waile
Millie Fuller
Marie Bacth
T. 2
Jaynes
Marie Saunders
Lena May Crow
Claire Hebron
Emmy Rockhart
Hazel Shepard
Carthage Holds Local Declamatory Contest
Carthage High School held an elimination declamation contest with ten entrants. Marvin Pierson won the oratory division for The Lost Generation, Helen Hanson claimed dramatic honors with Romeo and Juliet, Fredericka Sundell won humorous with Mr Tuggy Drives His Buggy, and Marian Scope won poetry unopposed. First place winners advance to the district contest at Madison on November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Nay
Marvin Pierson
Helen Hanson
Fredericka Sundell
June Adams
Aileen Hart
LeRoy Nelson
Carthage High School
Madison
St Lawrence Band Organized For Year
St Lawrence Nov Special The St Lawrence band reformed for a fourth year under Leroy Darling. Warren Steckmann is president Shirley Thompson secretary and other appointees include Berta Meehan Marjorie Brons and Steckmann as visiting directors. The group adopts Prescott technique weekly lessons and self governed rehearsals. Prospects claim the largest and best band yet. moving from Class B to Class C enrollment.
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St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Leroy Darling
Warren Steckmann
Shirley Thompson
Berta Meehan
Marjorie Brons
S. Lawrence School
Lost billfold recovered near Gettysburg
A pocket book lost three years ago was found recently and returned to its owner Theo Reinsehmidt, a U S Navy sailor, who came to the Rein Schmidt home area in 1934 after his father died. The weathered billfold contained greenbacks and his leave papers. Eldore Holzwarth located the item near Crow, and it was restored in usable form.
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Gettysburg
Theo, Reinsehmidt
U. S. Navy
Eldore Holzwarth
Crow
Reinschmidt
Speg on Winners Forestburg Declamatory Contest
Forestburg students chosen to represent at the district declamatory contest include Lau ta Deni in dramatic prose Barbara Slouber in dramatic poetry Mary Jane Wilder in humorous division and Leonard Burstad in oratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spegon
Forestburg
Foresbburg High School
Lauta Deni
Barbara Slouber
Mary Jane Wilder
Leonard Burstad
Bridge party honors Swan and Beayer in Ruhask home
Mrs F R Maurer hosted sixteen women for an afternoon of bridge at the Ruhask home in Faulkton on Monday. The party honored Mrs G Swan of Wausa Nebraska and Miss Emma Beayer of Vermillion. Bridge prizes and guest prizes were awarded and refreshments served.
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Bridge Faulkton
F. R. Maurer
P. 3
Ruhask
G. 3
Swansor
Wausa
Neb
Emma Beayer
Vermillion
New Members Join Homemaking Club at De Smet
Sixteen new members joined the De Smet High School Homemaking Club in a candle ceremony at the high school gym Wednesday evening. President Phyllis Johnson, secretary Irana Jacob, and treasurer Lucille Wilde led the event with other members. Guests from De Smet, Arlington, Bryant, and Lake Preston attended as visiting instructors from Arlington, Bryant, and Lake Preston assisted. Refreshments followed the program.
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DE Smet
da Smet High School
Phyllis Johnson
Lth
Irana Jacob
Lucille Wilde
Llub
Smet
Arlington
Bryant
Lake Preston
Kathryn Wisman
Vera Troyer
Gladys Leese
Martha Schrader
Faulk County Home Extension Meeting Attendees Named
Fifty three women from twenty of Faulk County's twenty five home extension clubs attended a county planning meeting in the Faulkton courtroom. Officers elected include Mrs Selling as chairman, Mrs Fred Neimeyer as vice-chairman, Mrs Theo Finney as secretary, and Mrs Oscar Stammer as treasurer. Four club leaders and a historian will be appointed by the chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulk
Faulkton, Nev
Faulk County
Neiméyer
Selling
Fred Neimeyer
Theo Finney
Oscar Stammer
Apples Are Canned At State Prison
Pierre November 8 Ten thousand bushels of apples are being canned at the state prison for December distribution to South Dakota clients. J W Kaye state social security factor announced Saturday. Apples provided through cooperation of J M Hoggard director of the surplus commodity corporation in South Dakota. The social security commission will pay the costs of the cans and labelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Colknta
J. W. Kaye
State Social Security Ieactor
J. M. Hoggard
Surplus Commodity Corporation
South Dakota
Kaye
Social Security Commission
Muthart Sentenced to Eight Years for Manslaughter
Muthart, a 28 year old cowboy, was given an eight year term by Judge J G Barting of Mellette County for manslaughter in the fatal hit and run of rancher Joe Storey father of 10. Storey died after the April 2 collision. Muthart fled and was later captured in Yreka California. Attorney General Clair Roddywig was notified the prior Saturday.
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Muthart
Pierre
J. G. Barting
Mellette
James Muthart
Clair Roddywig
Joe Storey
Childens
Storey
Muthkart
Yreka
Calif
Radios Illegal In On Sale Stores In South Dakota
Pierre November 8 Attorney General Clarg Roddewig ruled radios cannot be operated legally in on sale liquor establishments. The opinion notes the liquor by the drink statute forbids forms of amusement in the place of business and says a radio provides entertainment that would violate the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Clarg Roddewig
Hagen To Speak At V F W Rally In Elk Point
Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a rally at Elk Point on November 9 with state adjutant J C Nelson confirming. State Commander Albert Meile of Beresford to preside. Past State Commander Isaiah Hagen of Huron to be principal speaker outlining the VFW five point program and Peace Program. Installation of new post officers follows the address. Hagen assists with the work. Attending past state commanders include Herman Fisher Aber Jean Hagen Johnson Yankton District Commander Harry Baggs Yankton Sioux Area Commander Palmer Roe Canton and others.
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Beresford
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
Hagen
V. FP. W
Buffalo
Maile
Herman 5
Fisher
Aber
Jean
I. O. Hagen
Huron
John Johnson
Sioux City
Harry Baggs
Yankton
Sioux
Palmer Roe
Canton
Family heads to California for winter plans
Mr and Mrs James Lawrence and sons Carrie and Ronnie, Alle Mauss and Herbert Schultz left Thursday for Los Angeles to spend the winter. Allie Mantss plans to enter a school for air conditioning and Herbert Schultz will pursue aviation studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Yale
James Lawrence
Carrie
Ronnie
Alle Mauss
Herbert
Schultz
Los Angeles
Allie Mantss
Herbert Schultz
Forestburg P T A Meets for November Program
The Forestburg P T A held its November meeting in the school auditorium with Mr. presiding. The program featured student songs from intermediate grades, a doll drill by Mary Jane Wilder, a playlet by seventh and eighth graders, recitations by Beverly Stand and Miss Gere's pupils, solos by Harry Lauder and an encore, all followed by a talk by Superintendent Lowe on General Beadle's life and aims. Lunch ended the gathering with plans to reconvene December 1.
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Forestburg
Superintendent Lowe
Wessington Springs
Lowe
Beadle
Iroquois Declamation Winners Reported at Friday Meet
Iroquois hosted the district elimination contest for declamation with judges from the district. Marvin Beasley placed in Oratory Vision duals, Doris Ulrich won poetry with Billy's Rose, Gladys Rounds won humorous with Jane, Lois Caspergon led dramatic with The Burgomaster. District meet set for November 25 at Lake Preston with judge Mrs Karl Murdt. District comprises eight high schools in Kingsbury County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roquois Iroquois
Marvin Beasley
What Price Posees
Doris’ Ulrich
Billy
Rose
Gladys
Jane
Lois Caspergon
Lale Preston
Karl Murdt
Madison
Kingsbury County
Iroquois
de Smet
Lake Preston
Hervand
Arlington
Oldhian
Erwin
Bancroft
C. Irvin Krumm
H. A. R. Indall
A. A. Coulson
Patrons Urged To Visit School Redfield Event
Education members and city school system unite to invite parents and patrons to a visit during American Education Week. A 5 pm session for parents and patrons includes tours of lower grades, with a night program where teachers discuss subjects. Ampstine Day observance features a morning program and afternoon football game against Jones Day Cheyenne. Legion and Auxiliary banquet and public dance follow at the armory. Ministers hold services Sunday November 14. Real estate transfers include Lee Tillman to Marie Heliiger in Huron for $1, Lot 14 Replin Lot 1 Ennis Add to Buron.
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Redfield
Nov
Sweetul
Boar Education
Clty
Ings
Cimens
Pass Loch
Legion
Armory
Lee
Tillman
Marie Heliiger
Huron
Ennis Add
Buron
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