County Commissioners Pick Huron for 1938 Meeting Site
Aberdeen November 11. County officials backed Huron as the site for the 1938 meeting of the South Dakota Association of County Commissioners. The group elected L E Larson Colton president and named a committee to urge President Roosevelt for more federal relief funds. The session also heard talks on social security and WPA programs, and addressed the need for better personnel and federal support in old age assistance.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Gtate Association of County Commissioners
L. E. Larson
Colton
Huron
J. W. Kaye
I. B. Forsting
Robert H. Stein
Watertown
Larson
Association
M. A. Kennedy
WPA
H. W. Hembd
Ipswich
Edmunds County
Washington
NYA
Curve
Wimg
Kaye
Mitchell
State Association of County Commissioners
Kennedy
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Meet in Parlor Today
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid in Blunt hosts its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors at 2 36 this afternoon with Bre Mys Kurd Slay and Mrs. Charles Barber among the hostesses. In Blunt the old blacksmith shop of 1883 is being razed, with lumber bought by Harry Ostercamp for building a barn on his farm north of town.
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Bancroft
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Kurd Slay
Charles Barber
L- B. Eggleston
George Kaiser
Blunt
Harry Ostercamp
Torn
Tow
Wesleyan Students Head to Yankton for Armistice Day Clash
Mitchell Nov 11 special train carries Dakota Wesleyan University students to Yankton to back the Tigers in the Armistice Day football game against the Greyhounds. Pep band competes for musical honors at the station as fans with blue and white streamers converge for the yearly gridiron battle.
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Wesleyan
Yankton
Mitchell
Sunkton
Bve
Dakota Wesleyan Unix Verity
Rootete
Wesleyan Debaters Open Discussions Debut Season
Wesleyan University opened debate season with a 14 member squad tackling current labor problems. Coach Buren Robbins announced many intercollegiate tournaments to give students practical experience. H D Hotchkiss will discuss arbitration practicality at the next meeting. Names include Cannon Yankton Langland Doland Lesser Ness Breer Crise Mitchell Schmidt Tulare Bloomhall Sladek Pukwanay Hoogenakker Hume Wellington Ramey Wandle Johnson De Smet Hein Paynesville Note boom Selby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakot
Wesleyan University
Buren C. Robbins
H. D. Hotchkiss
George Cannon
Yankton
Arthur Langland
Doland
Lawrance Lesser
Alice Ness
Phyllis Breer
Dan Crise
Walter Schmidt
Tulare
Wilma Bloomhall
Ash~tan
Vernon Sladek
Adeline Malone Celebrates Sixth Birthday in Party
Adeline Malone daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Malone celebrated her sixth birthday Monday November 8 with a party attended by her classmates and teacher Miss Vondracek. Her mother served lunch to the guests and she received many gifts.
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YALE
Adeline Malone
J. W.malone
Vondracek
Bancroft
Minnie Faerstenau
Watertown
A. R. Draves
Emil Misehke
Emily
Grover
Air Survey Nears Completion in South Dakota Counties
Weather permitting aerial photography for the Southeastern South Dakota land survey is about to wrap up. M L Anderson, engineer in charge, notes about 10,000 of 12,437 square miles photographed. 16 counties covered, with work begun in Aurora, Charles Mix and Douglas. Ground control in Moody County finished. unions of Brookings and Clay photographed with enlargements ordered. The project aims for precise farm measurements under the Agricultural Conservation Program.
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Brookings
South Dakota
M.L. Anderson
State Agriquitral Conservation Office
Southwestern Aerial Survey, Inc
Aurora
Charles Mix
Douglas
Sanborn County
Clay
Union County
Moody County
Hanson
Davison
Moody
Lake
Minner
Minnehaha
McCook
Lincoln
Turner
Hutchinson
Union
Yankton
Hon Horame
Kingsbury
Agricultural Conservation Program
Mrs Toohey's Car Crashes In Sioux Falls Street
Sioux Falls reports a street collision involving Mrs Toohey driving a car. Police Desk Sergeant Gratton Toshey on duty heard a kerplunk, then found the automobile damaged after the crash with another vehicle. No further details provided.
First Entries for 1937 International Livestock Exposition
BROOKINGS November 11 South Dakota announces first entries for the 1937 International Livestock Exposition to be held at Chicago Stock Yards from November 27 to December 4. Bones Stock Farm of Parker sends 13 purebred Hereford cattle, owned by Walter Bones of Minneapolis, marking the largest advance entry in the show's history as it nears its 28th anniversary.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Chicago Stock Yards
Bones
Parker
Walter Bones
Minneapolis
Chicago
B. H. Heide
Anderson Named To Education Board
Pierre November reports Governor Verneысen named Albert M Anderson of Sturgis to fill the remaining term on the state board of education. Anderson, a businessman with farming and ranching operations, replaces EG Wilkinson who resigned to join the state branch board. The death of A A McDonald of Sioux Falls creates another vacancy and a successor is expected soon.
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Pierre
Versen
Albert M. Anderson
Sturgis
EG. Wilkinson
Milesville
State Board of Education
Anderson
Wilkinson
A. A. McDonald
Sioux Falls
Anther
Mame
Warns Grasshopper Poison Will Freeze in Winter
A. M. Eberle warns liquid grasshopper poison sodium arsenite will freeze and burst containers at 10 degrees above zero. Storage in a warm place is urged to prevent losses to livestock and possible human deaths from poisoned water. State chemists confirm congealing at 20 degrees above zero and expansion starting at 10 degrees above zero.
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Brookings
A. M. Eberle
South Dakota Extension Service
George Gilbertson
State College
Mr. Eberle
Parsons
Return from Nebraska Bonilla trip to horse sale
Bonilla Earl Bussell and L M Busse returned Tuesday from a trip to Norfolk Nebraska where they attended a horse sale. They visited relatives in Omaha and Wisner for a few days.
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Nebraska
Bonilla
L.M. Busse
Acon
Earl Bussell
Norfolk
Neb
Omaha and
Wiser
Gillette Opens University Artists Course with Chamber Orchestra
James Robert Gillette organist composer and conductor presents the first University of South Dakota Artists Course program with his chamber orchestra Friday November 19. The program includes Bach Grieg Debussy Lalo Marston and Lawrence with Karg-Elert Claire de lune as organ solo. Lorraine Martineau lead violinist also performs Andante and Randy from the Symphonic Espagnole. The ensemble features ten players including flute oboe clarinet bassoon French horn violins cello and string bass.
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Gillette
Vermillion
James Robert Gillette
University of South Dakota
Bach
Grieg
Debussy
Lalo
Marston
Lawrence
Karg-Elert
Claire de Lune
Lorraine Martineau
Andante
Randy
Mr. Gillette
Spearfish Soldier Dies Aboard U S Pensacola
Corporal Ringley Ritter of Spearfish South Dakota died Tuesday aboard the U S S Pensacola from heart disease. The body was sent to Mare Island Navy Yard for autopsy as the ship traveled from San Pedro to Bremerton California.
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San Francisco
Ringley Ritter
Spearfish
U. S. S. Pensacola
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Pedro
Bremerton
Wash
Ritter
Royal Neighbors Meet Cavour Lodge in Richland Township
The Cavour Royal Neighbors of America Lodge met with Mrs Aug Michieel in Richland Township on Wednesday afternoon with good attendance.
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Royal Neighbors
Cavour
R. N. A. Lodge
Aug Michieel
Richland Township
Nesbit Appeals Murder Conviction In Power House Blast
William Nesbit of Sioux City appeals a murder conviction tied to a power house blast that killed Floyd Parker near Sioux Falls last New Year's Eve. Nesbit, convicted with Lee Bradley and Harry Reeves, faces the South Dakota Supreme Court next Tuesday with Tom Kirby as his counsel and the attorney general's office for the state.
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Nesbit
Pierre
William Nesbit
Sioux City
Floyd Parker
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Supreme Court
Minnehaha
Lee Bradley
Harry Reeves
Parker
Helen Sieler
Sidler
Tom Kirby
Lions Falls
Attorney General's
Pioneer Resident Is Critically Ill at Home
O. O. Linde sak, a pioneer South Dakota settler, lies critically ill at his home in Lane. He has suffered declining health for years and worsened Monday night. Doctors hold little hope for recovery due to his advanced age as his family stays by his side.
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Til Lane
O. O. Lindesak
South Dakota
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St. John’s Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Ralph Dirksen
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H.C. Risch
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Carl Weerts
Laurence
Betts
Waibel’s Ores, & D
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Twin
Union Bus Depot
Marvin Hughitt
RVICE
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Carter
Harn
Mobilgas
PTT
Winter
Hanes
Hanes Union-Sults, Shug
Deawara
Union-Suiea
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Alvo Winster
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