Fix Prices for Farm Products Proposed at Mitchell Meeting
Harry Brownell of Sioux Falls urged fixing farm prices for domestic use at a South Dakota chamber of commerce session in Mitchell. He argued high farm prices could revive industry and employ millions, linking farm prices to wholesale manufactured goods in a controlled domestic market. He warned against tariffs and market forces unless tariffs and competition were removed, saying the farmer needs protected buying power to compete with manufactured goods.
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Mitchell
State Chamber of Commerce
Harry ©. Brownell
Sioux Falls
Browner
Sioux Falla
Brownell
Community CLE Elects Broadland Officers
The Community club met in the IOCF hall on Saturday evening electing Tom Verney as chairman Mrs Kenneth Abramson as secretary and Miss Tena Meidema as treasurer A short program followed with a solo by Robert Boulding recitations by Mary Jane Biles and Billy Clegs a reading by Miss Meidema and a song The Fussy Old Maids from Lynn by high school girls after which games were played and lunch of sandwiches and coffee was served
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Community Cle
Broadland
C.F
Tom Verney
Kenneth Abramson
Tressurer
Tena Meidema
Robert Boulding
Mary Jane Biles
Billy Clegs
Lynn
Ci She
Carivle Extension Club Holds Regular Meeting at Gambie Home
The Carivle Extension Club met Saturday afternoon at the Gambie home with 11 members present. Mrs. Edgar Knox and Mrs. Leslie Grace gave the final half of the Christmas demonstration. A new library was opened for members and families. Mrs. Moyers treated members to a meal in honor of the recent bride Mrs. Claude Wentz.
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Open Library
Alpen
Av. 19
Carivle
Harvey Roscoe Myer Rites Held at Alpena
Funeral services were held at the M E church Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock for Harvey Roscoe Myer with Rev A R Eschliman and Rev Mr Reimen officiating. Congregational and M E churches provided music. The body was taken to Iowa for burial.
Remarkable fossil cycad discoveries at Fossil Cycad monument
Prof. G R Wieland of Yale University reports new findings from excavations at Fossil Cycad National Monument in Hot Springs. The discoveries, building on earlier material, aim to clarify the exact occurrence of petrified flowering cycad on the monument front. CCC workers and National Park Service staff assist the project.
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G. R. Wieland
Yate University
CCC
National Park Service
Water Pollution Panel Warns Surface Water Unfit Without Treatment
PIEREE Nov 19 The committee on water pollution reports no surface water in South Dakota is suitable for drinking without treatment. It classifies most waters as Class A and Whitewood Creek as Class B, calling for surveys to locate contamination sources and assess industrial impacts. The panel includes Dr Fy 8 Jenkins C A Trimmer O H Johnson and W W Towne.
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Pieree
Committee On
South Dakota
State Board of Health
Fy 8. Jenkins
Site J Board of Health
C. A. Trimmer
O. H. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
W. W. Towne
Whitewood Creek
Bick Hills
Lend
Canvaittee
Hatch to Address Teachers At SDEA Mitchell
Prof. R. W. Hatch head of social studies at Montclair New Jersey Teachers College will speak at a SDEA general session in Mitchell November 24 27 He will also address a joint meeting of the SDEA junior high school department and history teachers roundtable Hatch is author of several school textbooks.
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Hatch
SDEA
Mitchell
R. W. Hatch
New Jersey Teachers’ College
Montclair
N. J
Carlyle Extension club honors new bride at Meyers home
Members of the Carlyle Extension club gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs A H Meyers to honor their daughter Mrs Claude Wentz who has become a bride this month in a special presentation setting the scene in Alpena on November 19.
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Vayland Vayland
Vayland Visters
Thir
Efelen
Ruth Byers
Muren
Ed Moller
Wesington
Clus
Alpena
Carlyle Extension Club
A. H. Mey
Ers
Claude Wentz
Ladies Aid Supper and Charade Postponed to Friday
In Broadland the Ladies' Aid supper and charade will be held at the M. E. church on Friday November 22 instead of November 21 as previously announced.
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Broadland
Speciail
Ladies’ Aid
M. E
Club At Highmore Fetes Twenty Fifth Anniversary
HIGHMORE November 19 Special The Thursday club the oldest social club in Highmore celebrated its twenty fifth anniversary at the home of Mrs A B Douglas. Fourteen former members attended with eighteen guests at a long dinner table lit by baby mums and an electrically lit doll centerpiece. Mrs Swanson read a history of the club founded twenty five years ago by Mrs Swanson Mrs Gilligan and Mrs Harlan. Five original members attended each received a red rose. Afterward bridge was played with Mrs Frank McKellip taking high score among guests.
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Highmore
A. B. Douglas
Belle Carter
Huron
Douglas
Towstmiske
C. FP. Swanson
Swanson
P. BE. Gilligan
Minnespolis
Frank Harlan
Minnesota
Quirk Guest Sets High Score in Local Event
Mrs. J. Quirk achieves high score for the member as WV Ben Whitney of Wessington Springs visits Mrs. Ben Hinchardt as an out-of-town guest for the evening.
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J. Quirk
Ben Whitney
Wessington Springs
Ben Hinchardt
St Lawrence Hickory Stick Club Holds November Meet
A good crowd attended the St Lawrence area Hickory Stick club meeting. Members enjoyed games, talking shop, dinner, and musical numbers by St Lawrence High School before a lively discussion on zoning, extracurricular organization, six man football, and basketball tournament changes. New officers were elected. Next meeting planned for January.
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St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
5. DE
Mickish
Miler
M. P. Haswold
Big Stick
O. D. Dunbar
Huron
Little Stick
P. C. Washabauth
Wolsey
Knot
J. Howard Kramer
Miller, Bark
Mr. Holland
Bonilla
Sap
State Faculty On SDEA Program At Mitchell Convention
Ten Brookings area faculty from South Dakota State College will join the South Dakota Education Association convention in Mitchell November 25 27. They participate as advisory members round table speakers and presenters for delegates including C W Pugsley president emeritus and SDEA executive council member. State college faculty include A A Applegate Vivian Volstoril C R Wiseman Ward L Miller Edith Pierson George McCarty H Hepner and Carl Christensen with the college military band to perform at the Monday evening session.
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Brookings
State College
South Dakota Education Association
Mitchell
Pres. C. W. Pugsley
Coumil Bce
South Dakota
A. A. Applegate
Vivian Volstoril
C. R. Wiseman
R. Wiseman
Higher Education
A. A. Applenate
Haien A. Youn
Home Economics
Association For Childhood Education
E. Hansen
Rural Education
Russia
Ward L. Miller
Edith Pierson
George McCarty
Pony Hills Conference Opener Underscores Local Action
LETCHER November 19 Special opening game of the Pony Hills basketball conference was played at Alpena November 15. Score Alpena 18 Fedora 12. Lane will open Fedora November 23. Letcher meets Lane at Letcher December. Other teams Woonsocket Westington Springs Forestburg Artesian set December 13 openings.
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Pony Ells Loop
Letcher
Pony Hills
Alpena
Fedora
Lane
Woonsocket
Westington Springs
Forestburg
Artesian
Red Cross Drive Under Way In Preston Area
The annual Red Cross drive begins this week with Mrs H Hendrickson as local chairman. Preston has met her quota in past drives and current signs point to a favorable response. Mrs Elsie Carr serves as county chairman.
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RED Cross
Preston
Plan School To Teach Crime Fighting Methods
Aberdeen November 1871 report on district schools teaching city and county law enforcement officers to test methods of combating crime and apprehending criminals. South Dakota Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association leaders announced plans for 1986 sessions with state justice department support. Topics include fingerprinting proper searches and gas, with FBI involvement and a statewide membership drive planned.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota Sheriffs’ and Peace
Peage
State Department of Justice
D. BL Mintener
Bers McCoy
Werner Hanni
Fedural Bureau of Investigation
Sevey
South Dakota
Huron College Students Receive National Aid
Muron college students receive a total of 420 dollars a month from the National Youth Administration, aiding 28 undergraduates and 5 pursuing masters in South Dakota. The statewide program funds 575 undergraduates and 5 graduates across 13 colleges, with Huron’s share averaging 15.4 dollars per month per student.
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Muron College
National Youth Administration
Setun
South Dakota
Feders Emergency ‘Relief Administration
Huron College
Austastana
Dakota Wesleyan
Eastern Marmal
Freeman Junior College
Northern Normal
Notre Dame Junior Collegr
Sioux Falls College
Southern Normal
Spearfish Normal
State College
School of Mines
State University
Wassington Springs
Soli
Yankton College
University
Attendance at annual teachers convention limited by duties
Nov 19 report from Bal Lake Preston says local teachers, all IDEA members, will not be dismissed for the convention in Mitchell this year. A few high school teachers and Superintendent A Coulson plan to attend. The record notes Gauro’s claim first at Gain Palestine.
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Bal Lake Preston
Pal
Mitchell
A. Coulson
Gauro
Gain
Palestine
Proscription No 69 treatment guidance from Home Drug Co
A fragment from an old classified like notice touts a home remedy from Home Drug Co of Minneapolis offering a Doctor's Guide and literature on a treatment claimed to be 80 years proven. It references a “Free Doctor’s Guide” and a money back guarantee through Longstall Drug Store.
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Gali Stone
Write Home Drug Co
North St. Minneapolis
Minn
Ck Guarintea
Longstall Drug Sto
Hard Surface Roads Urged at South Dakota Chamber
MITCHELL Nov 19 Five nuns dred shousand dellsrx are wasted each year in costly maintenance of South Dakota highways. Atwater of Sturgis urged the state chamber to push a highway program, saying South Dakota ranks behind in road development and loses tourist trade and local business through poor roads. Clarke of Heres explained funding gaps and the commission's work. The chamber session continues with officer elections postponed.
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Mitchell
South Doaketi
Waery
Atwater
Sturgis
State Chamber of Commerce
South Dakota
Nebraska Sud
American films keep dominant hold in European markets
Despite Euroge Glo producers efforts to improve their position in the European industry, American motion pictures continue to maintain a dominant status in that country.
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Euroge Glo
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