Winter farm labor program aims to stabilize supply
Brookings reports farm labor officials plan to stabilize and maintain winter labor in the county and state to prevent next summer shortages. Grants releases by county extension agents under War Food Administration rules allow six week or longer nonagricultural work with required U S employment service approval for longer releases.
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Brookings
W.E. Dittmer
State College
South Dakota
Grant
War Food Administration
United States Employment Service
Dittmer
Serview
Weather snapshot and forecast from South Dakota fragment
The note shows past temperature extremes and month to date figures, then a South Dakota forecast with warmer conditions and strong winds in the northwest, partly cloudy west, cloudy east, tonight cooler, and slight cooling Friday. Huron expected partly cloudy to cloudy with warmer periods and diminishing winds.
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South Dakota
Huron
Radio lineup and club notes fill busy evening details
Radio Central and MEBS programs list NBC CBS and related acts with times and performers. Altrusa class notes report a Methodist Church meeting at Mrs. Frank Wagner's home on November 8 with devotions and evening entertainment led by named members.
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Altrusa
Wagner Redfield
Methodist Church
Frank Wagner
Vine Devotionals
George Yagler
W. D. Dawson
Frank Schalkle
Mrs Parvish Named New Telephone Operator
In Tulare on November 11 Meta Parvish becomes the new telephone operator at the local office succeeding Mrs Beryl Schultze who moves to a checker position at Red Owl in Redfield.
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Parvish
Tulare
Meta Parvish
Beryl Schultze
Red Owl
Redfield
Funeral Friday for Mrs. Martha Thompson of Wolsey
Funeral services for Ms. Martha Thompson of Wolsey who died Wednesday at a Huron hospital will be held Friday at 2 PM in Kinyan’s Chapel. Burial will be in Alpena Cemetery beside her husband Arthur Thompson. Surviving are seven brothers and four sisters. Martha Royer was born July 28 1870 in Waynesboro Pa and moved to South Dakota in 1883.
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Wolsey
Huron Hospital
Kinyan’s
Alpena
Arthur Thompson
Martha Royer
Waynesboro
Royer
South Dakota
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C. T. Royer
Adel
Lay
FPF
S. Royer
Wellsville
Kaw
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Turon
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E. C. Royer
Sumner
Wash
C. L. Royer
Fontana
Cal
Nora Lawrence
Malie Beadell
Head River
Ore
Mac Nolt
Clarkston
Eva Doyle
Huron
Hand County Vital Statistics for October
Hand County reports eight births and three marriage licenses issued in October. Newborns include sons to Elmer Jacobs Gann Valley Ralph Walton Willer Roy VanCleave Ree Heights Andrew Van Asperen Wessington James Malin Miller and Draper Sievers Wessington. Daughters born to Ronald Hanson Ree Heights and Joseph Schlichte. Marriages granted to James Hardie Viola Marlow Zell Aloysius Seebing Faulkton Ada Barnum Miller and Raymond Manning Bertice Kelly Miller.
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Miller
Hand County
Elmer
Jacobs
Gann Valley
Ralph Walton
Willer
Roy VanCleave
Ree Heights
Andrew van Asperen
Wessington
James N. Malin
Draper Sievers
Ronald Hanson
Joseph Schlichte
James Hardie
Viola Marlow
Zell
Aloysius Seébing
Faulkton
Ada Barnum
Raymond J. Manning
Bertice M. Kelly
Yale Aid Makes Quilts for Wounded Soldiers
Yale reports Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid, meeting November 4, is sewing quilts for wounded soldiers as part of a charitable project. A business session followed with discussions on ongoing church activities and volunteer plans.
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Yale Aid
YALE
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Hard Coal Priority Granted for Poultry Brooders
Secretary Ickes has ruled coal wholesalers must give priority to hard coal for poultry brooders and hatcheries. Poultryman Boyd Ivory urges growers to secure fuel soon as delays loom amid strike troubles. Buyers must sign statements of use and keep transaction records. penalties apply for diversions. Appeals to the War Solid Fuels Administrator are allowed if orders are rejected or delayed.
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Ickes
Boyd A. Ivory
State College Extension
Washington
Cottonwood Package Plant Destroyed by Fire in Yankton
The main factory building of the Cottonwood Package Company in Yankton was burned Wednesday along with most manufacturing machinery and much of the egg case stock. Manager J W Donohue estimates losses run in the thousands with only partial insurance coverage. The fire allegedly began from a heated bearing or short circuit and thirteen motors inside the building were destroyed.
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Yankton
Cottonwood Package Company
J. W. Donohue
Miss Cornwell Reviews A Time For Greatness for Study Club
Miss Frances Cornwell continued reviewing A Time For Greatness at the Study Club meeting held at Mrs. Florence Greener’s home in Faulkton. The next gathering is planned for Mrs. Joe Conion’s residence.
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Cornwell
Study Club Faulkton
Frances Cornwell
Florence Greener
Joe Conion
Mrs Dake Hosts Happy Hour 500 Club Meeting
Mrs C W Dake entertained the Happy Hour 500 Club on Friday afternoon at Wellington. Guests included Mrs Stella Anderson of Woonsocket and Mrs Cora Anderson. Prizes were awarded to Mrs John Moyer Mrs E M Hue tis and Mrs W E Tranter.
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CLUB
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Happy Hour
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Woonsocket
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John Moyer
E. M. Huestis
W. E. Tranter
Allied pincers to swing on Japan and Europe by Armistice Day
Report predicts a multi pronged Allied offensive against Japan with a right claw from the Southwest Pacific and a left claw from India Burma. Plans include a southern France drive and a Balkans push as contingencies while Bougainville actions pave the way for MacArthur and Nimitz.
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India
Southeast Asia
Iate
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Burma
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Rabaul
MacArthur
Nimitz
Europe
America
Britain
War rhetoric hints at defeat of Nippon by November
The passage asserts confidence that by the next November election the sign of death will be set on Japanese militarism, even if the current war continues. It frames a political pledge tied to defeat of Japan and domestic victory.
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Willard
Willaed
Tully
H. H. Humphrey
Sherman & Moe
Nippon
Miller family strong Notre Dame football legacy noted
Creighton Miller stands seventh in the Miller line at Notre Dame. His father M Barry Miller captained the 1909 team and four uncles Don Gerald Ray and Walter played for the Irish. Tom Miller, the sixth, was in the backfield last season, linking seven Millers across generations.
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South Bend
Indi Creighton Miller
Notre Dame
M. Barry Miller
Don
Gerald
Ray
Walter
Dor
Miller
Tom
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