New Rail Rates Aim to Balance South Dakota Freight
Pierre Nov 21 The Interstate Commerce Commission and South Dakota railroad board set new class and commodity freight rates to take effect December 3. The five year study seeks to remove inequalities, shift some burden from farm commodities to other traffic, and broaden competitive positioning against Minnesota and Iowa. Western South Dakota sees rate cuts, while eastern regions face increases. The changes impact inter and intrastate shipments including autos, iron and steel, dairy, poultry, soap, cereals, and beverages, with some carload commodities adjusted.
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Minnesota
Iowa
State Railroad Commission
Wisconsin
Missouri
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Kansas
Nebraska
D. L. Kelley
State Commission
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Sion
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Sioux City
Twin Claffs
Duluth
Chicago
Interstate Oil drill nears 2300 foot in South Dakota field
Hot Springs dispatch reports Interstate Oil and Refining Co drilling to 458 foot level west of Mule Creek field, with flow similar to seven producing wells. Plans call for deeper 2300 foot target to locate Minceusa or Ten Sleep sands, as past year yields rise from multiple wells and distillate sales fund operations.
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Geven
Tais
Uddy
Newweoma
Fickd
Deep Test Well Down 450 Feet
PIEERE November public notice states weekly publication of tax sale notices for three consecutive weeks before the sale date. The sale is set for December’s third Monday, which this year falls on December 21, per state attorney opinion cited by Ear S Farley Milbank.
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S. Farley
Milbank
Relief council moves to aid bed problems in Belle Fourche
The Foam Relief Council in Belle Fourche announces a new relief effort to address bed problems, with support from local organizations, including the American Legion employment bureau. The plan aims to coordinate help from city organizations and prevent further hardship.
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Belle Fourche
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American Legion Employment Bureau
Responsibility Of South Dakotans Is Shown By Green
Pierre November 21 Governor Warren Green stressed the responsibility of South Dakota citizens to aid the needy this winter in his Thanksgiving proclamation. He urged all people clubs organizations and churches to unite in community efforts to prevent duplication of relief and wasteful distribution while noting the generous optimistic citizenry.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Warren Green
Peter Norbeck
S. W. Clark
Redfield
Norbeck
Washington
Henry K. Warren
Yankton Mast
C. A. Cherson
Christopherson
Gladys Pyle
Miss Pyle
Unemployizic.ody Formed At Redfield
Redfield Navy appoints Charles Mariner Leland Hopkins and Kenneth Boub to lead local unemployment relief committee. Campaign funds will finance work and immediate relief for applicants and those reported by relief agencies. Churches clubs and fraternities join the effort across Redfield.
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Ody
Redfield
Navy
Charles Mariner
Leland Hopkins
Kenneth Boub
End Reservoir Work Near Belle Fourche
Newell South Dakota November 21 4 Repair work at the Belle Fourche reservoir begun after August cave ins is nearly finished. Major operations ended Friday with final details to complete. Repairs cost about 50 000 dollars funded by the reclamation bureau and spread over years to aid project farmers unable to pay this year. Run off water has filled the reservoir since October 25 raising storage six feet above the September 15 minimum. Heavy fall rains or normal spring run off could increase storage by more than 2 500 acre feet daily. Officials hope winter snowfall will meet 1932 litigation needs.
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Belle Fourche Newell
Belle Fourche
Reclamation Bureau
Redfield Red Cross Project Is Success
The Spink county Red Cross canvass, the largest postwar total, is nearly complete. Mrs. Catherine Coleman of Redfield directed the roll call with wide participation from nearly every town and township in Spink county, showing unusual generosity.
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Redfield
Redfield Students Like Debate Work At School
In Redfield high school public speaking has drawn the largest number of aspirants this year with Mim Conmance Buswell at the helm coaching B students in a debate tournament. Semifinals pit Barbera Bates and Avenelle Speight against Paul Schicher and Wava Speight. Winners face freshmen Neloins Hoss and Lucile Gross next week.
Redfield Masons Confer Degrees
Redfield Masons conferred the third degree to a number of candidates Friday evening in Redfield. Invitations went to every Masonic body in Spink county. The November event is an annual affair with visiting members as special guests.
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Redfield
Masonry
Spink County
Redfield Musicians In State Orchestra
Redfield musicians will join the all state high school orchestra to perform at the South Dakota Educational Association convention in Mitchell next week. Adolph Nervig director of music will lead the clarinet and violin sections. Supt Venus Voorhis and Frank Gilby board president will attend the Mitchell convention.
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Redfield
South Dakot
Mitehell
Adolph Nervig
Supt
Ven Voorhis
Frank Gilby
Board of Education
Thanksgiving Service Planned At Redfield
A Redfield church announces a Thanksgiving service to be held in the city. The program details are sparse but reflect local observance of the holiday season.
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Redfield
Our Revice
Church
Arene
South Dakota Roads In Fair To Good Condition Report
Pierre November 21 South Dakota highway conditions range from gravel to pavement across US routes and state highways in a weekly survey. Main lines from Milbank to Aberdeen show varied surfaces including gravel and earth with several stretches in good condition, while others remain poor or under construction. National political chatter centers on possible GOP committeeman race with figures like Way Simons Buell Simmons Wagener Chamberlain Wright and McDonald linked to the contest and party chairmanship debates.
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Alvin Waggener
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A. A. Chamberlain
Huron
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Vermillion
George Wright
Chamberlain
Wright
Republican State Central Committee
Charles 5. McDonald
McDonald
First Chorus Meeting In Manchester For Christmas Programs
A first chorus meeting from voices across the township will be held December 9 at the Bjornson store. The aim is to prepare Christmas carols and help the P T A program on December 18. Mrs McKaskell Jr and Miss Palmer lead and seek assistance to ensure a successful effort.
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Manchester
Bjornson
Mra McCaskell, Jr
Mire Palmer
Wayland Ladies Aid Plans Family Supper Meeting
Wayland Nov 21 Special The Wayland Ladies Aid society met at Mrs Gerrit Borkhuis home with fair attendance. Members answered roll call with a short cut in household tasks. Work on a quilt continued and plans were made for a family supper at the next meeting with evening time. A lunch was served by Mrs Borkhuis and joint hostess Mrs Barney Paulsen.
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Vayland Ladies Aid
Wayland
Wayland Ladies’ Aid Society
Gerrit Borkhuis
Borkhius
Barney Paulsen
Carpenter Study Club Meeting At Mrs Sundvold's Home
The Carpenter Study Club gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Martin Sundvold home. President Mrs. Hannigan led the meeting with a current events reply. Thelma Juve presented a paper on Achievements of Chinese Culture and Civilization, Hazel Grann showcased Chinese embroidery, Hazel Grann played a piano solo, and Blanche Luke spoke on New York as an Art Center. Helen Balien read Negro dialect. Lunch followed hosted by the hostess with help from Agnes Sundvold and Hazel Grann.
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Carpenter
Carpenter Study Club
Martin Sundvold
Hannigan
Thelma Juve
Mim Jireecie
China
Hazel Grann
Hye
Blanche Luke
Wave & Pape
New York
Helen Balien
Agnes Sundvold
Shower Held For Bride Mrs Forest Beavers At Manchester
A miscellaneous shower was given at Matt Alers home in Manchester in honor of Mrs Forest Beavers. About 50 guests attended an entertaining program featuring a mock wedding. The bride received many gifts and luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Walter Beavers and Miss Jennie Alters, sister of the bride.
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Manchester
Carpenter
Matt Alers
Forest Beavers
Mra
Walter Beavers
Jennie Alters
Plan Relief Work For Clark County
Raymond Nov 21 Special Members of the local American Legion post motored to Clark for the county meeting to organize charity efforts in Clark county. The drive will collect old clothing and food with Gar den Bradley and Carpenter posts represented. Girls surprised Dripps at her sixteenth birthday with dinner and color themed yellow and white. The evening included progressive whist with Thelma receiving high prize and Lorraine noted for go calation.
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Clark County
Raymond
American Legion
Clark
Garden
Bradley and
Carpenter Legion
Thelma A Carrd
Helen
Lorraine
Ladies Quilt at Lutheran Aid Meeting
A group of Lutheran Aid members gathered at Mrs Heney Overdice’s home Wednesday afternoon to quilt a quilt for the Aid. Several ladies participated in the sewing and shared conversation during the session.
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Raymond, Noy
Lutheran Aid
Birs
Heney
Aid
Sharpe Governs City Bond Issue Ruling
Pierre reports the attorney general’s office found no authority to alter a tax levy already set for a bond issue. Rapid City State’s Attorney Julius Sicler notes the city cannot raise its levy this year to fund higher interest and sinking funds if bonds with a higher rate are issued. The AG states that the current levy must stand and any higher levy would apply to future years.
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Sharpe
Pierre
Julius ¥. Sicler
Rapid City
George McComatk relocates garage near Wayland farm
George McComatk moved from the Reese residence to the Lloyd farm area north of Wayland and transported his garage building from the former site to his lot on the block acreas street area south of its original location.
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Wayland
George McComatk
Reese
Lloyd
Bank collapse in South Dakota shows average account $168.02
Pierre reports an analysis of deposit liabilities from 23 state banks that closed between July 2 and September 21. The average account was 168.02 with total deposits of 2,237,722.61. Most depositors had under 100 and only five accounts exceeded 10,000.
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Pierre
South Dakota
E. A. Ruden
State Banking Department
Tota
Ryder
Trail City
Deposits and liabilities noted by Mr. Rucen
The record cites deposits of 29967.91 dollars and states the largest mouth had deposit liabilities of 52 Mr. Rucen mentioned.
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Rucen
Rushing Days Close At Dakota Wesleyan
MraCHELL November 21 fall pledge season ends at Dakota Wesleyan University with elections and initiations in eight student social and literary societies. Daedalian Delia Rho Kappa Pi Phi Phi Beta Sigma for men. Alethian Alpha Phi Sigma Philomathean Thalian for women. Members elected include L. Blaine Agar Charles Determ Mitchell Leo Johnson Mt. Vernon Ih ry Wait Chamberlain La Mont Hubbard Belle Fourche. George Lemke Marvin Scott Lawrence Michael. Alpha Phi Sigma pledges Lela Olson Helen Finley Gertrude Behlke Melen Adams. New Philomathean Janet Bowles Azile Darling Lemmon Hope Harper Moe bel Hitze Marie Lee Adeline O'Brien. Thalian entrants Hildah Egzebraaten Helen Hoplye Helen Price Lucille Zeitschell.
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Sovert L. Blaine
Agar
Charles Determ Mitchell
Leo Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Ihry Wait
Chamberlain
la Mont Hubbard
Belle Fourche
Wig
Delix Rho Society
George Lemke
Chi: Wis
Marvin Scott
Mitchell
Kappa Pi Phi Society
Lawrence Michael
Parker
Phi Beta Sigma Society
Aleshean Society
Lela Olson
Fulton
Helen Finley
Gertrude Behlke
Mitchel
Melen Adams
Belvidere
Alpha Phi Sigma Society
Ina Ewert
Anna Gross
Freeman
Dorothy Lower
New Philomathean
Janet
Bowles
Graien
Azile Darling
Lemmon
Hope Harper
Moebel Hitze
Pukwana
Marie Lee
Adeline O'Brien
Plan Food Sale by Manchester Ladies Aid
Manchester plans a food sale on Wednesday December 9 at the town hall. The sale will be held during their regular meeting with serving starting at 3 p.m. The event aims to support the Ladies Aid activities and community needs.
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Manchester
Ladies Aid
Town Hall
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