Beadle County Sells 1560 Acres of School Land
More than 1560 acres of cultivated school land were sold at the Beadle County general sale held Wednesday. About 5880 acres were offered. the top bid of 1600 dollars for the old Gable farm near Sluton went to Henry De Vries of Cavour. Other bids ranged from 10 to 35 dollars per acre. The department plans another general sale next November replacing isolated sales. Over 75 people attended the courthouse sale.
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Beadle County
Fred H- Roct
Rapid City
South Dakota Department of School and Publi Lands
Old Gable
Sluton
Henry de Vries
Cavour
Root
Weather snapshot and forecast for South Dakota
Highest last year on this date was 67 and the low 21. This date records 7 as the high and -9 as the low. Monthly precipitation to date is 18.22 with normal 19.87. Sunrise 8:32 am, sunset 6:05 pm. South Dakota forecast: partly cloudy this afternoon, colder west, continuing mild today, tonight colder, and cooler Friday in Huron.
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Lowey
Sur
South Dakota
Huron
Beadle County News Briefs Recap of Local Movements andVisits
Beadle County brief mentions Margaret Wolsey and Della Mohlmeyer at NS Teachers College Aberdeen, Maxine Cogswell visiting Sioux Falls parents and attending a funeral, travels of Nelsons and Delays, Dale Thompson from Louisville visiting, Eileen Minuum at Lowell home, West Virginia trip of Gordon family, a burn incident at boiling water, Mrs. DuBois and Bell Phillips trip to Seattle, various visits to Brookings and Mitchell, Mrs. Marsh recovering from a stroke, Ralph Clarke and Margie Joaro visiting Rockford North Carolina, business and family visits in Wessington Cavour Hitchcock and surrounding towns, Tom DeHaven in Spearfish, Hermen Moeller in Omaha, Mrs. Small visiting Omaha, Mrs. Reno and Dora Lambert in Hitchcock, Bill Johnson back from Hawthorne, Arm strong and Anne Meyer Gibson visiting, McDonald and Rowe families hosting visitors, and State Deputy Bennett attending National Grange Convention in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Margaret Ch
Della Mohlmeyer
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Maxine Cogswell
Sioux Falls
M. E. Cogswell
Martha Thompson
Harry Nelson
Robert DeLay
Nelson
Dale Thompson
Louisville
Eileen Minuim Spint
Lowellee
Gordon i and Son
West Virginia
Robert Shea
Wessington
A. B. Custer
LaVonne Lehr
Huron Clinic
Roy DuBois
Bell Phillips
Seatth
Fash
YALE
B. Maass
Mitchell
Hitchcock
War era soldier and family notices from uniform height
Ensign Leo Nolz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nolz, visited his parents after graduating Pensacola training. Cpl Alfred Roesler moved from Texas to Hot Springs sanatorium for medical care. Cpl Hank Adams returned to Texas camp after visiting wife. Pvt Voelker visiting mother Pearl Voelker. Mrs Paul Stahl learns son Pvt Paul Stahl seriously wounded in Italian theater, on the road to recovery but weeks of hospitalization ahead. Lane: Dorothy Swenson in Ft Bragg hospital with fractured left arm. Lowell Swenson overseas and hospitalized for elbow injury. Pvt Leslie W. Kutil at Ft Leavenworth reports becoming an air cadet after tests. Blunt: Sgt Harry Kier transferred from North Africa to Italy. Buster Morslane arrived in England. Eugene Howard of San Antonio classified for pilot training.
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Ree Heights
Leo Nolz
Frank Nolz
Nole
Pensacola
Alfred Roesler
Texas
Hot Springs
Hank Adams
Pvt
Voelker
Pearl Voelker
Doland
Paul Stahl
Lane
Theodore Swenson
Dorothy Swenson
WACS
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Lowell
Leslie W. Kutil
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Blunt
Harry Kier
Army Engineers
North Africa
Italy
Buster ‘Morslane
England
Eugene Howard
San Antonio
Tex
Radio and TV Schedule Fragments for NBC CBS and More
A mixed listing of radio and early TV programs across NBC CBS and MBS including Ed Gardner Bob Burns Fanny Brice Frank Morgan Bob Crosby Joan Davis Abbott and Costello Time Death Valley Days Bowes Dinah Shore First Line Dick Haymes songs and Wings to Victory plus discussions with Walt Horan and Dale Carnegie and a Black Castle drama fragment.
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Ed Gardner
Bob Burns
Fanny Brice
Frank Morgan
Bob Crosby
Bing
Joan Davis Shaw
Abbott and Costello
CBS
Mary Astor
Bowes
Dinah
Dick Haymes
Like Married Like: Study Finds Homogamy in Marriage
Nov. 12 Chicago reports two professors from University of Chicago and Stanford University released a survey of 1,000 engaged couples. They call homogamy the tendency for similar people to marry, with religious affiliation as the strongest unifier, followed by similar family and cultural background. Other factors include family relationships, social participation, courtship behavior, and conception of marriage.
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Chicago
University of Chisazo
Paul Wallin
Stanford University
Ike
Mackenzie warns on Crete and Aegean island threat
The piece argues Nazi control of Crete and the Dodecanese and Cyclades strengthens Hitler by guarding Balkan routes and blocking Allied aid to Russia. It questions why Allies lost footholds in the Dodecanese and notes the strategic danger of island control for the German right flank in the Dnieper area.
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Germany
Crete
Aegean
Black Sea
Hitler
Samas
Italian Dodecanese
Italy
Russia
Pinhead Islands
Dnieper
Balkans
Colsin
Aégean
Dardanelles
Russia -The-Vast
FASTEETH PROMISES FIRM FIT FOR DENTURES
An old classified style ad promotes FASTEETH as a non-acid baking powder for denture use. It claims teeth feel sturdier and more comfortable, reducing embarrassment from slipping or wobbling. It mentions odor control and breath benefits and instructs readers to buy at drugstores.
Hitler fears Turks may aid Allies by air bases at Dardanelles
The report notes Hitler fears Turkey granting air bases and opening the Dardanelles to Allied ships. It says Allied forces could attack through the Black Sea if Turkey allows passage, influencing Ankara to hesitate about aiding Germany.
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Aegean
Turkey
Dardanelles
Hitler
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Ankara
Divorces Granted for Hart and Best Cases
Geores Hart was granted a divorce from Esther Hart of Huron on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment before Judge Boyd M. Benson on November 1. They married in 1937 and had one child. In a related matter Judge Bersor granted a divorce to Bima Best from Earl Best of Huron on October 27, with three children in the family.
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Geores Hart
Esther
Hart
Huron
Boyd M. Benson
Bersor
Best
Earl Best
Chilldren
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as gentle relief for constipation
An unsolicited testimonial praises Kellogg's All-Bran for easing constipation by addressing lack of cellulose in the diet. It claims the product is not a laxative but a regulating food, recommending regular use with milk or cereals, and urging genuine Kellogg's All-Bran from Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Nature
KELLOGG@’S
Battle Creek
Old Blood and Guts Wins Name for Habit of Victory
HAL BOYLE profiles General George S Patton Jr known as Old Blood and Guts, detailing his early wartime drive on the French front, armistice stance at Casablanca, and insistence on victory. The piece notes his third star, wealth, religious faith, and reputation as a relentless, effective combat leader.
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George S. Patton, Jr
George S. Patton
U. S
Miramar
Fedala
French Morocco
Patton
Casablanca
French
Morocco
Roosevelt
German language declared official in Italy by Milan consulate
The German consulate general in Milan announced that German shall henceforth be the official language in Italy. This notable proclamation marks a major linguistic shift affecting administration and public affairs within Italian territories. The announcement Names and dates are not provided.
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Milan
Germany
Italy
Senate debates subsidies amid wage fears and farm leaders
Washington argues over anti subsidy proposals as inflation looms for white collar and fixed wage workers. Senator Ellender says farmers are financially better off, credits farm leaders for pushing price rises while warning against higher wages fueling prices. Cancer death rate for women runs about nine percent higher than men.
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Lucas
Thomas
D-Okla
Bushfield
R-S.d
Senate
Ellender
Jeaderers
State Agricultural Department
Senate Agricultural Committee
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