Lake County Men to Collect Scrap All Day Monday
Madison on October 8 reports a unanimous county meeting pledging a full day off for scrap collection to aid the war industry. Businessmen and farmers will stay home to be contacted about junk metal while essential shops may open. Officials including Ernest Frederickson T J MacGuire L R Olson and Ralph Hill outlined October drives and campaign goals.
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Lake County
Madison
Ernest Frederickson
Madison Implement
T. J. MacGuire
Huron
AAA
State War Board
L. R. Olson
Sioux Falls
International Harvester Co
Ralph O. Hill
Lake County drive co chairs named for scrap support
Padinu u utsgren state editor of the Sioux als Argus Leader co chairmen of the Lake County drive are Frederickson and J F Stahl publisher of the Madison Leader.
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Gren
Als Argus-Leader
Lake County
Frederickson
J. F. Stahl
Madison Leader
Air Corps Urges South Dakota Shearling Pelts
South Dakota sheep growers are urged to supply shearling pelts for Air Corps needs. G A McDonald notes wool length must be under an inch, with shearing weeks before marketing. Prices set for grade 1 to 4 pelts include 2.25 to 0.40 dollars, shipping point F.O.B., to encourage production.
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South Dakota
Air Corps
G. A. McDonald
State College Extension
McDonald
Miller Women’s Club May Be State’s Youngest
Miller, Oct 8 Special The Miller Business and Professional Women’s Club organized recently remains the state’s youngest of its kind but outlines a four field program Battle of Ideas Battle of Production Community Offensive and Battle for the Peace. Officers include Mrs Winifred Lorentson president Jessie Moncur vice president Edith Hanchett recording secretary Sylvia Mohr treasurer and Belle McKay corresponding secretary. The club with 14 members meets the fourth Monday of each month.
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Miller
Miller Business and Professional Women’s Club
Winifred Lorentson
Jessie Moncur
Edith Hanchett
Sylvia Mohr
Belle McKay
Life Underwriters Start Keep Well Crusade in Huron
A Keep Well Crusade initiated by the Huron Life Underwriters Association aims to boost public health as part of a national drive. Carl Weir leads the committee with five other members to mobilize insurance professionals and aid health authorities in promoting personal care, nutrition, rest, cleanliness, and regular medical checkups. The program references five health rules from the Institute of Life Insurance and Dr Parran, urgingEat Right, proper dairy and protein intake, fruits and vegetables, whole grains, and regular activity.
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Huron Life Underwriters Association
Carl Weir
Bill Welner
Charles BE
Arnold
Daisy Eens
Helen Buchanan
Clarence Walker
The
Institute of Life Insurance
Parran
United States
Farming Magazine Believes Farmers Invest More Bonds
In the Midwest the nation’s wealth is concentrated among one third of farmers, 86 percent have bought bonds or stamps and the share is likely to rise as incomes reach a decades high. A note mentions the Bowie knife tracing its name to Texas frontiersman James Bowie, a defender of Alabama.
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Farm Magazine
Midwest
Bowie
The
Alamo
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