Higher Salaries and Bigger Districts Urged in South Dakota
Si oux Falls November 2 The state superintendent J Hines urged SD Education Association for a larger share of the sales tax and bigger administrative units to reduce waste. He called for an equalization fund, broader salaries beyond the three Rs, and expanded programs in music physical training recreation and vocational guidance.
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Sioux Falls
Hines
South Dakota Education Association
Crisia
South Dakota
Mors Urges Focus On Health Education Conservation
A fragment from Mors advocates more effective action in health and education and calls for stronger work in conservation. The statement emphasizes practical measures within public services and resource protection. It reflects a desire for improved policy and implementation across sectors.
Falls Down Stairs Fractured Skull Suffered Near Here
Mrs. Chris Kruse was injured after falling on basement stairs at her home near Sioux Falls. She was transported to a local hospital for treatment. A report from Starlings in State notes a European starling population in South Dakota with birds found in Vermillion earlier. Yankton College students remained neutral on the Sino-Japanese conflict while supporting general Red Cross relief. G J Moen's trial in Canton for embezzlement of an estate was postponed to April. Watertown Christmas lights planned with mayor activating displays next Friday. Paul K Myers re elected secretary of the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce. A DeMolay class of 24 candidates was initiated in Aberdeen and Watertown.
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Prem
Lanton
Chris Kruse
Xbi Milea
Here
Sioux Falls
Moux Falls
South Dakota
Vermillion
Yankton
Yankton College
Red Cross
Aberdeen
Edward Ashley
Masonic Temple
Watertown
South Dakota Counties Eligible for 1931 38 Corn Loans
Brookings November 24 Specighi The Federal corn loan program for 1931 38 provides loans to eligible producers who raised corn in 1937 within the corn limit areas set under the 1937 Agricultural Conservation Program Twelve South Dakota counties are eligible. Eligible producers include individuals partnerships associations or corporations producing corn as landlord or tenant who participated in the 1927 ACP and produced corn in 1937 within the corn limit areas. The 1937 38 corn loan program, backed by 75 million from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, will be administered by the North Central Division of the AAA through state and county committees with a state committeeman directing the program and working with county committees.
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Brookings
A. M. Eberle
Eberle
South
Dakoto
Commodity Credit Corporation
Reconstruction Finances Corporation
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
North Central Division
The
AAA
South Dakota
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
County Commissioner Madsen to Inspect New Removal Equipment
Arthur Madsen Clark County Commissioner travels to Peoria for inspection of a new removal equipment. A special train will be arranged from Sioux Falls with state commissioners attending. they will return Wednesday evening.
Barrick Leaves for Winfred for Visit and DEA
Glemn Barrick departed Friday evening for his home in Winfred South Dakota where he will visit before attending the Sioux Falls DEA meeting.
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Winfred Blunt
Glemn Barrick
Winfred
5. D
Sioux ‘Alls
Pioneer Woman Recounts Early Homesteading Hardships
Desmet recalls 1880s Kingsbury County life through Mrs. R. H. Richardson tale of snowbound dugouts, scarce food, and neighborly resilience. She recalls meat shortages, frozen potatoes, and the coffee mill that ground wheat to save her family before De Smet relocation.
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Desmet
R. H. Richardson
Kingsbury County
Erwin
Richardson
Amos Whiting
Kingsbury ‘County
Egd Unt
Aheriff
de Smet
Mrs. Richardson
Kingsbury
ArUngtom
Court House
Faulkton Masons Honor Irvin A Cornwell
Faulkton Masons awarded Irvin A Cornwell a medal for sixty three years of Masonry. A Master Mason since twenty one, he helped charter Faulkton lodge in 1888 and served as master for three years. He has attended 488 meetings in fifty years and remains an active member.
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Faulkton
I. A. Cornwell
Huron
Faulkton Lodge
Play Well Received In Carthage A Jam At High School
The high school presented George In A Jam to a large Carthage audience Friday night under the direction of Miss Dorothy Hert. The production drew praise for its lively humor and energetic cast delivering a spirited performance.
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Carthage
George
Dorothy Hert
Carthage Board Grants Teachers Week Off
Carthage district officials announce a one week vacation for teachers to attend the S. DBAE meeting in Sioux Falls this week. The event highlights professional development and state education priorities for the district.
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Carthage
Carthage Board of Education
Sioux Falls
Albert DeHaven Dies After Auto Crash Near Wessington
WESSINGTON Nov 2 Special Albert DeHaven 62 died at Wessington hospital Monday afternoon from injuries after an ice slick crash three miles east of Wessington last Wednesday. A stock man and auctioneer, he lived in Wessington since 1915. Survived by widow and eight grandchildren, four children Beryl and Jean DeHaven teachers. Ton DeHaven auctioneer. Glenn DeHaven. one daughter Chase Stewart died five years ago. Funeral at home Wednesday at 3 11 with Masonic Lodge in charge and Rev William Fritz of Wolsey delivering sermon.
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Wessington
Albert DeHaven
Wessington Hospital
Vermillion High
Ton DeHaven
Glenn DeHaven
Chase Stewart
Masonic Lodge
William Fritz
Wolsey
Church of Christ At
Will Givi
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Canton
G. J. Moen
Forta~er
Claude A. Bennett
John Low
Jack Hofmann
Paul Myers
Paul K. Myers
Huronire
United States
S. D
Tandall
Minneapolis
Ebon Company
Fargo ‘N. Dek
Rapid City Sc
Sioux City
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