Ducks Unlimited Urges Uniting For Wild Duck Recovery
New York reports an appeal by Dr John A. Hartwell national president of Ducks Unlimited urging duck hunters nationwide to unite to expand the refuge movement into Canada. He cites 80 percent of wildfowl in Canada and calls for cross border cooperation, noting limited funds can be used in Canada and that Premier cooperation and a New York headquarters will launch work next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
John A. Martwell
Hadwell
Hartwell
United States
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canad
Ducks Unlimited
Fryt National “Organization of
Uncle Sam
Dr. Hartwell
More Game Birds Foundation
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Canidi
Thanksgiving Guests Yale and Bonilla Families
Thanksgiving visitors include Mrs Bridg Snyder of Parkston and sons Thomas and Vincent at John Ford home Yale. Also George McMains of Belle Fourche with Mrs J D Malone family. A D Randall E Randall and families of Huron join. Dinner guests at Bonilla Wolsey home include Harrington Peterson Quiram and Winegar families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YALE
Bridgget Snyder
Parkston
Thamas
Vincent
Bernice
Miller
John Ford
Patrick Newcome
Martin
Kate
Nelie
Annie, Newcairn
Bernard Fo
Bonilla
WI Harrington
Wesley.com
Broadland
Ahilph Peterson
Wolsey
Frank Quiram
Louise Harrington
Eunice
Aclie Winegar
Holiday visitors at the Frank James home
Miss Loba James a Bristol teacher and Mr and Mrs Halley James visited the Frank James home during a holiday gathering. The party included visitors from Gann Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Loba James
Bristol
Halley James
Gann Valley
Frank James
Miss Lucile Curry Completes Beauty Course
Miss Lucile Curry completed her course at the Babotte Academy of Beauty Culture in Aberdeen and has returned home to Orment, his week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Curry
Babotte , Academy of Beauty
Aberdeen
Student Janson Curran Visits Home for Thanksgiving
Janson Curran, a student at South Duke versity, spent the Thanksgiving holidays at the home of his parents there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blunt
Janson Curran
South Duke Versity
Auditors Reminded Of Supreme Court Homestead Ruling
Pierre readers learn that Attorney General Clair Roddewig urged auditors and state attorneys to ensure tax books reflect a Supreme Court ruling on homestead exemptions. The decision set $5,000 values for homesteads and clarified exemptions for up to 160 rural acres or one urban acre, prompting corrections to rural credit levy assessments on higher valued homesteads.
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Pierre
Supreme
Clair Roddewig
Roddewig
Supreme Court
Rodhdewig
Club Proposes New Name For Building
FAULKTON November 29 Special Members of the Business and Professional Women's club met at the Library. Mrs George Zadka reported the library building is turned over to the city for use as a library building. The club approved naming it the G R and W R C Memorial building. After the business meeting refreshments were served and members discussed church area events and a fundraiser. A free program tonight features piano solos by Virginia Fillbach vocal solo by Cal Messinger a reading by Mary Alice Beadle a vocal solo by Leone Hinsen and a chorus by the church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton
George
Zadka
G.7a. R
Caale
Virginia
Fillbach
O E S Elects Officers at Lake Preston Chapter
At the annual O E S election in Lake Preston the officers chosen include Myrtle Coulson as worthy matron L J Lewis as worthy patron Minnie Maxam associate matron Henry Hendrickson associate patron Dollie Peterman secretary Lillian Hendrickson treasurer Marie Renseh conductress and Eleanor Whipkey associate conductress A joint installation with the Masons will be held in December.
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Lake Preston
Myrtle” Coulson
L. J. Lewis
Minnie Maxam
Henry Hendrickson
Dollie Peterman
Lillian Hendrickson
Marie Renseh
Eleanor, Whipkey
Masons
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Rev Mahoney Family
The Rev H J Mahoney hosted a 2 Thanksgiving dinner at his Zell home on November 20 special. Guests included Francis Mahoney and Dirk of Carthage George Kotback of Howard Claude Mahoney of White Lake Jack Kelly and Leo Jim and John Mahoney of Plankinton.
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Zell
H. J. Mahoney
Francis Mahoney
Dirk
Carthage
George Kotback
Howard
Claude Mahoney
White Lake
Mia
Jack Kelly
Leo
Jim
John Mahoney
Plankinton
Guests at Orient Members Visit Thanksgiving
Mr and Mrs Orville Remily and baby Gaylene of Aberdeen spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs Annie Morris in Orient. Mildred Morris, a student at Northern State Rewc ent College, accompanied them.
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Orient
Orville Remily
Gaylene
Aberdeen, Apent
Remily
Annie Morris
Mildred Morris
Northern State Rewcent College
Orient Juniors present The Pampered Darling one act comedy
The Orient community hall last week hosted a one act comedy The Pampered Darling staged by Orient Juniors. Cast included Doris Matter Avis Meissner Maxine Peterson Gordon Eaton Billy Conway Dolores Pittman Joyce Keck Monica Schulte Gordon Nissen Wayne Egger and Myron Lorenz. Proceeds fund a student visit to the State Capitol in Pierre next spring.
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Orient
Doris Matter
Avis’ "Meissner
Maxine
Peterson
Gordon Eaton
Keck
Monica
Gellermans Announce Birth Of Daughter Gail Florence
Bancroft November 29 Special word reached here of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Fred Gellerman formerly of Bancroft now of Rapid City The baby Gail Florence was born on Thanksgiving Day Mr Gellerman a Huron College graduate served as principal and superintendent of the Bancroft public school for years Mrs Gellerman was a Bancroft teacher Guests at Bonilla Bone Thanksgiving Day Aberdeen Harold West and daughter Mrs ad M pieerant eee Imager of Mac Baptist guests Thanksgiving Day
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Gellermans
Bancroft
Fred Gellerman
Rapid City
Gail Florence
Bor
Gellerman
Huron College
Bancroft Public
Bonilla Bone
Harold West
Aberdeen
Ad. Mi Pieerant
Mac
Baptist
Holiday Visits Across Towns Reported
Local notes list Miss Maxine Radtke and others attending Aberdeen college for Thanksgiving. Bonilla hosts dinner with relatives from Olivia and Zell. Mrs Bowls from Pierre visits Rockham for several days. Joe Geuke and Bernadynne Geuke plan Milwaukee/Pi nurse stay. Donald Foglesong home social eve in Tulare. Miss Carol Marsh, Huron College freshman, visits Blunt for Thanksgiving.
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Bonilla
Maxine Radtke
Efid
Alice. Riel
Blunt
Carol Marsh
Huron College
New light plant purchased by Wayland resident
Mauri fce Moviarly, living thirteen miles southwest of Wayland, has bought an electric light plant and reports it has been installed in his home as the community reads of the new utility development.
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Wayland
Mauri Fce Moviarly
Miss Levizow Visits Relatives in Rockham
Miss Ann Levizow of Lake Preston spent Thanksgiving Day with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. A C Levizow at Rockham.
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Rockham
Ann Levizow
Lake Preston
A. C. Levvizow
Buying Power Of S D Farmer Down In 1937 Outlook
Brookings reports the Farm Price Level and buying power for October as published by State College extension. The October 1937 state farm price level stood at 115, with living and production costs at 128, while buying power reached 90 percent of pre war levels. Compared to September 1937 and October 1936, the figures show shifts in price levels and buying strength across the ten year October average.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Gotses
Extension Service At
State College
South
Dakota
Kenaston Pioneer S D Doctor Dies in Sioux City
Dr R Kenaston 67 a pioneer South Dakota physician and long time state health official died after heart disease and kidney ailment in a Sioux City hospital He began practice in 1898 was first physician in Rosebud country first Gregory County coroner and long served on the state board of health and medical examiners He held top roles in the state medical society and contributed to Bonesteel civic life including mayoral duties and school board leadership.
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Sioux City
R. Kenaston
Bonesteel
South Dakota
State Board. of Health
Council of the State Medical Society
Kenaston
Bonestee
Bonesteck
Rosebud
Gregory County
Kennston
State Board of Health
Robert
Vessey
South Dakawa
Versey
Aebeck
McMaster
Gunderson
Bulo
State ‘Medical Society
Roschud
Bulletin Reports Survey Results From University of South Dakota
The November issue of the Business Research Bulletin by the University of South Dakota School of Business Administration outlines current business conditions with focus on the northwest, agriculture, and livestock. It summarizes survey findings from leading grocers on inventory handling and lists several South Dakota filing stations and related data.
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South Dakota
Expenditure ruled in illegal finger printing case
Pierre November 2 An attorney office has advised Allan E Aus of Codington County on alleged improper expense payments for fingerprinting for a proposed matter.
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Pierre
Hag Vised
Allan E. Aus
Codington Couniicur
Returns from Rockham and Yankton visits
Nov 2. Rapid City residents Mr and Mrs Lee Dean returned home after a brief stay with relatives in Rockham and vicinity. Miriam McEwen came home last Thursday from Yankton where she spent two months with her brother Don McEwen’s family. Mrs Seward Leeper returned from Sioux City with daughters Virginia Long and Kathryn who visited a school in Chillicothe, Me. Rev Charles Kapperman and his mother Mrs Kapperman visited Chicago and Milwaukee for Thanksgiving. Mrs Kapperman plans to stay in Chicago for the winter.
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Urockham
Lee Dean
Rapid City
Rockham
Miriam McEwen
Yankton
Don” McEwen
Blunt
Seward Leeper
Sioux City
Virginia Long
Chicago
ZELL
Charles Kapperman
Kapperman
J. H. Brewer
Delaina
Delores
Milwaukee
Local Masonic and Templar Rites Set for Late Member
Nebraska S unit and others from Idaho Tennessee Oregon report funeral services for a Bonestee lodge member. Services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at Bonc atuel with burial at BonesteeL, reflecting ties to the Bonestee Masonic Lodge and Oriental Consistory.
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Neb. S
Wowelz
S. Dhl
Shoshone
Idaho
Roy E
Chattaniooga
Tenn
Gold Mill
Oregon
Bonestee ‘Masonic Lodge
Oriental” Consistory
Knights, Templar of
Yankton
Boncatuel
Bonesteel
Mobridge Fire Damages One-Story Shop
MOBRIDGE A Sunday morning blaze damaged a one story shop as firefighters waited for water supply to be turned on. Two employees were inside when the fire started. attempts to quench fumes with water buckets failed. No other buildings were damaged.
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Mobridge
Safety Improves On San Francisco Span
After a year of operation and eight million machines passing, traffic on the bridge between San Francisco and Oakland is steadier and safer. Harold Atkins and J A Fowler note early faults included drivers stopping to look at scenery and pedestrians attempting to crest the span on foot or running out of gas.
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San Francisco
San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge
Harold Atkins
J. A. Fowler
Town Governs Itself Without Police Or Jail
Rocklin California, a small incorporated city with about 742 residents, operates without a city attorney police chief police judge or jail. For years the council refused to build a jail or appoint a police chief, relying on county deputy sheriffs for arrests when needed.
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Rocklin
Calif
Siong
Holns Family Reunion Trip Near Brookings
Mr and Mrs Ed Holns and family attended a reunion in Brookings after traveling from Tulare late last week and returned Sunday. Mike Anderson helped with the mail route during the period.
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Tulare
Ed. Holns
Fami
Brookings
Mike Anderson
Plymouth Safety Steel Body Promises Strong Low-Cost Car
Plymouth has long been known for allowing the strongest, safest body in the low price field. Steel pillars, steel panels, steel floor and one-piece steel top are RIL welded into one solid, rigid unit of great strength.
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Plymouth
Elks Urge Members to Attend Highway Safety Meeting
Notice to all Elks members urging attendance at the Highway Safety Meeting Tuesday at 8 p m. The program includes an explanation of Nationsl Elks Safety program by State's Attorney H W Markey. Linen pictures will be served after the program. for those attending 11 2 Windv c.
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Elks
H. W.mar
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Firestone Air Chief
ProTonge
Firestone Auto Supply
Wh & Dakets' Avenue
Huron, & Dak
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Joe Anite
Olivia
Minn
Margaret
Mra
Ernard ‘Lambert
Rosella
Joe Law
B.t.bowls
Law
Joe
Lavina Geuke
Bernadynne Geuke
Lawrence
Donald
Alvern
Foglesong
S. D.-Farmer
Bonsteel
Dr. Kenaston
Elmwood
Neb
Medi
St. SE
Geyerman’s
The
Associated Press
George Hoffman
Glenham
Droken Neck Platte
Lloyd Foxley
Platte
Ttis
MT. Vernon
Guy .H. Smilth
the Fairmont Creamery Co
U.S.A
Huron, S.-D
Rae and
Les
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Surry
Fitas-ihs Redewces
Mare
Bemer
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