South Dakota Remains Dry Despite Repeal Advice
Pierre November 22 Despite repeal of constitutional prohibitions South Dakota remains under dry laws restricting liquor sales to medical sacramental and scientific uses Attorney General Walter Conway warned that the dry statute stays in effect until the legislature acts He noted the repeal vote only becomes legal after canvassing and certification by December 6 and clarified that 9.2 percent beer remains the sole legal beer in the state Department of Agriculture inspectors monitor shipments to prevent high point beer and the office will prosecute any violations.
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Dez
Conway
South Dakota
Department of Agriculture
Hitchcock Pupils Prepare Cinderella Operetta
Hitchcock grade school pupils under Miss Core Miss Zuber and Mr Heinemann practice the operetta Cinderella for December 12 performance. Most pupils participate in cast or dance acts with costumes under design and intensive rehearsals underway.
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Hitchcock
Miss Core
Miss Zuber
Heinemann
Springs Kiwanians To Entertain Women
Springs Kiwanians to entertain women as special Kiwanis officers for 1935 were elected. Chris J. Webb is president with Harry Whitney as vice president and Fred Lundman as treasurer. Directors include L. M. Larsen, Chas. R. Hatch, Fred N. Dunham, Henry Anderson, Clyde Eidleman, Alden Cutler, James Carson and L. B. Ausman. Next meeting Friday evening to discuss entertaining the women.
Highmore Girl Leads In U Play The Late Christopher Bean
Vermillion reports Marian Quirk of Highmore will play Abby in The Late Christopher Bean at the University of South Dakota on December 14. Vernon Dyon stars as Dr Hoggett with Ruth Radschlag Glen Walz and others in supporting roles. The drama opens a university season for a dramatics conference and one act contest. Burdette hall bazaar set for tomorrow evening with auction and supper at six.
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Vermillion
Christopher Bean
Sidney Howard
University of South Dakota
E. M. Schreck
Marian Quirk
Highmtore
Abby
Dr. Hoggett
Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society
Burdette Hall
Relief items distributed by women's division in 1934 1935
Miss Ethel Dowdell reports through state relief administration that from February 1934 to October 15, 1935 the women's division distributed 93 772 reconstructed and donated garments and 118 374 new garments. Bedding totaled 397 ald or donated pieces and 21 347 new articles. Canned vegetables reached 3 026 quarts with 59 327 quarts on hand. Fresh vegetables totaled about 13 775 bushels. Meat distributed included 61 768 cans equaling 235 334 pounds with 205 857 cans or 1 405 853 pounds on hand. Additional fresh beef and pork were distributed. Output from large FERA canning centers is not included.
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Dowdell
FERA
Carnival At Wolsey Draws Crowd
The seventh annual Wolsey school carnival drew over 300 people to the high school auditorium for the queen crowning Cordula Kohlmayer and a parade of 26 entries with 49 pupils. Prizes went to German kitchen hand winners and More Progress team. Jo sep Tepley won $2 cash, Marvin Scheibe the attendance prize. The two junior plays and busy midway boosted receipts to $203.80, the biggest Wolsey carnival yet.
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Wolsey
Wolsey School
Cordula Kohlmayer
Kitchen Hand
Bruce Meyer
Jeanne Friese
Joan Jungemann
Phyllis Gogolin
Margaret Thompson
Phyllis Anderson
South Dakota
Gordon Babeoth
Gerhardt Erion
Cooley Taylor
Wesley Baker
Delmer Kinschen
Wilbur Rodman
Alven Haker
Josep Tepley
Marvin Scheibe
Wolsey Beauty Factory
Slinker to Speak at IDEA Convention in Des Moines
Clay D. Slinker, director of business education in Des Moines public schools since 1912, will address the commercial teachers Round Table Monday afternoon November 26 at the IDEA convention. He will discuss reconstructing the high school commercial curriculum and is known as author of several manuals and as joint author of others. He has held offices in local, state, and national vocational education groups and served as the U.S. official delegate to the International Congress on Commercial Education in Amsterdam in 1922.
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Clay D. Slinker
Des Moines
Iowa
Shaker
United States
Amsterdam
Young Heinzen Helps Wire New Union Pacific Train
Burdette special describes Harry Heinzen son of Mr and Mrs Rude Heinzen wiring motors on the new streamlined Union Pacific train. He lives near Burdette and studied at State College Brookings. This progress marks notable achievement for the local electrician.
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Burdette
Harry Heinzen
Rude Heinzen
Here
Union Pacific
Harry
Pittsburg
State College
Brookings
Wolsey School To Close For SDEA Convention
Wolsey schools will be dismissed all next week so teachers may attend the SDEA convention at Huron. All teachers belong to the SDEA and Sunt. F. W. Ward has been elected as delegate to represent this district.
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Wolsey
SDEA
Huron
Sunt
F. W. Wardman
School Carnival At Burke Big Success
Burke reports a high school carnival yielding 300 in gross receipts, a figure far surpassing past Burke events. Net proceeds are expected to exceed 210, with a friendly rivalry for carnival queen and value-for-money noted as key factors in the success. Royal GC. Crawley leads Burke’s school system as superintendent, former Huron instructor.
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Burke
Jover
Activity Association
Royal GC
Crawley
Huron High School
Large Number Are Given Employment By Federal Group
South Dakota’s Reemployment Service reports 162000 registered and 987 percent placed since August 1933. Aberdeen official 5 H Collins notes 987 percent of 987 placements in public and private positions through Oct 1934. About 10000 placed were veterans with public works and highway projects dominating the work. The CWA program ran Nov 1933 to Mar 1934 across 67 counties with 16 district offices in key cities.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
National Reemployment Service
5. H. Collins
Collings Qait
CWA
Huron
Watertown
Stone Falls
Yankton
Mitchell Winner
Hot Springs
Rapid City
Philip, Pierre
Timber Lake
Madison, Webster
Brookings
Custer
Eastern Star Elects Wessington Springs Officers
Wessington Springs Eastern Star Sperial-Vesper Chapter No. 81 elected officers for the year including Mrs. Varn Calverly as worthy matron Floyd Bunday as worthy patron Mrs C W Tiede as associate matron W C Bidleman as associate patron Mrs Floyd Bunday as treasurer Mrs Ralph J Cook as secretary Mrs Harry Jensen as conductress and Mrs Henry Anderson as associate conductress A joint installation is planned for November 26 and a special meeting was noted. Hog and horse buyers from Minnesota were in Manchester this week with W A Cedtle handling trucking and noted as successful.
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Wessington Springs
Eastern Star
Mov
OES
Varn Calverly
Floyd Bunday
C. W. Tiede
W. C. Bidleman
Ralph. J. Cook
Scarcity of Feed Forces Farmers to Sell Stock
With feed scarce, farmers are compelled to part with their livestock to stay afloat. The article notes rising pressures on farms as rising costs and drought tighten feed supplies.
Lutheran church undergoes repair and redecorating
Special repair works began at the Lutheran church in Forestburg on November 22. Walls and ceiling are being recovered with swall board and the entire room will be redecorated afterward.
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Forestburg
Lutheran
Don’t Let Constipation Dull the Joy of Living
An old promotional item advises preventing constipation with Kellogg’s All-Bran Att-Draw, highlighting bulk and vitamin B, iron content, and how it aids digestive flow. It cautions against overclaim and suggests two tablespoons daily, plus medical advice in chronic cases.
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HURO
S. D
A. L. Ford
Extension Service
South Dakota State College
Great Plains
Highmore
Germam
Helen Kerkow
Robert Thorp
Harold Loore
Mary Tomlinson
Nash Coffee Club
Selner Peterson
Lucile Peterson
Rize
Maxine Beck
Donald Hanson
Buster Crabb
Delane
Quale
Wallace Jaehn
Geyle Bowers
Erla Jean Yettney
Lois McFadden
Nash
Huron Grocery Company _—_DISTRIBUTORS OF
Wolsey High School
Slinker
Newberry's
Dane
Newberry
New Fall
Men's Union
Wellington Springs
Ralph Hillmer
H. B. Hillmer
Stroller
Hillmer
Lambda Chi Alpha
Yohn Polchow
Burdette Extension Club
Lola Peterson
Marjorie Dennis
Grace Bushong
Laura Marshall
Sara Dewing
Sheldon Bottom
Baltimore
Manchester
Minnesota
W. A Cedtle
Repar
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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