Hoopes seeks special session for highway plan in SD
D K Hoopes secretary manager of the South Dakota Automobile Club petitioned Governor Bulow to convene a special session to craft a plan to match over two million dollars in 1941 federal aid for an employment relief program. Proposals include diverting part of the gasoline tax to farm to market roads, revamping rebates, licensing industrial trailers, and a constitutional measure to authorize state or county bonds for highway construction.
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Loopes
Automobile Club
Paing
Two Watertown Firms Have New Managers
In Watertown changes in management occurred at two businesses this week. A Hirt, formerly with Schulte United States, is named manager of Burg Store. K Black of Rochester Minnesota purchased the American Billiard Pac tors from George LeGeros and now runs the pool room, lunch counter, fountain, and bowling alley. Tommy Collins remains as alleys manager. LeGeros plans future steps after a decade of operation.
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A. Hirt
Schulte United States
Hirt
Schulte
New York
Los Angeles
Houston
Tex. 3. K
Black
Tommy Collins
le Geros
Married couple from Onida visit northern South Dakota
Mr and Mrs Reals Ludwig, wed last Friday in Fierte, visit friends and relatives in northern South Dakota. Mrs Ludwig, Mae Finney, formerly of Faulkcount, is a Paulkion high school graduate who worked at Quality store in Quidal. Mr Ludwig, Onida high school graduate, farmed with his father and brother six miles south of Onida. They plan to live on the farm.
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Fierte
Ludwig
Mae Finney
Finney
Faulkcount
Paulkion Hig School
Quidal
van Ludwig
Onida
State College
Onids
Sioux Falls Stylus Assistants Chosen
Sioux Falls college announces staff for the Stylus yearbook with John Nickerson of Watertown and Robert Phillips of Mitchell as editors. Managing editor William Morris and associate editor Karl Krue Falls lead the editorial team alongside staffers Carol Ammold Evelyn Jacobson Mary Stephens Dorothy Whitmore Archie Vickers. Business staff includes Hilmar Martini and Darfen Duncan. Enrollment at South Dakota State College totals 1,073, up 95 from last year.
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Sioux Falls
Siole Falls
John Nickerson
Watertown
Robert Phillips
Mitchell
The
Sioux
Brave
Sioux Falls College
William Morris
Littleford
Minn
Kurl Krue- Falls
Carol Ammold
Centerville
Evelyn Jacobson
Mary Stephens
Bismarck
N. C
Dorothy Whitmore
Archie Vickers
Alexandria
Cornerstone For War Memorial On Display In Pierre
The corner stone for South Dakota’s World War Memorial Building is displayed at the state capitol. Made of brown Milbank granite, it bears the state seal and a dedicatory inscription. A laying ceremony date is not set, but the American Legion hopes to hold it during the Tenth District annual meeting in Pierre.
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South Dakota
Capitol Building
Milbank
American Legion
Legion
Pierre
Membership Of "U" Band Grows
The University of South Dakota expands its music program under Prof. A. T. Ireland with a 15 percent increase in band membership. The group schedules football game performances, special concerts, a eastern South Dakota tour, and Dakota Relays participation, plus a Homecoming on Nov. 1.
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South Dakota
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Dakota Relays
Sears
Fourth
South Dakota Infantry Band
32Nd Division
Camp Mills
Long Island
N. Y
147Th Division
France
Wills
St. Louis
Cavour P T A hears Beadle County history talk
The Cavour P T A met at the school house with Mrs. Ray Nolan presiding. J P Walsh of Huron spoke on Beadle County Historical Society and General Beadle’s impact on public schools, followed by talks on early settlers and a rare photo collection. A lunch closed the gathering.
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Cavour
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P. Z. O'Keefe
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J. P. Walsh
Historical Society
Beadle County
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Sherman Davis
C. S. Laughlin
Huxon
Sion
Rayville
The
J Singers Plan Black Hills Tour From USD Glee Club
Vermillion reports the University of South Dakota Men’s Glee Club under Professor A L Wilson prepares for a Black Hills tour in November. The 22 member group will rehearse intensively through the first semester with Harold Steele directing business management. Professor Neil Boardman will accompany on violin, with performances in Belle Fourche Spearfish Custer Hot Springs Deadwood Rapids City and Mitchell.
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Black Hills
University of South Dakota
A. L. Wilson
South Dakota
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Belle Fourche
Glee Club
Carlos Kemper
Sioux Falls
Clinton Tompkins
Langford
Conrad Paulson
Dell Rapids
Maurice Frary
Gale Dart
Wall
Harold Steck
Clayton Nicholson
Redfield
Floyd Emerson
Spearfish
Casius Sewell
Winner
William Grahm
White Lake
Ralph Rice
Aberdeen
Phil Paebel
Wessington Springs
Harold Theron
Madison
Joe Ohlmacher
Grant Morgan
Watertown
Frederick van Geggren
Gregory
Harold Gray
Rapid City
Max Koster
Ronald Mitchell
Jewell
Clifton Peterson
Alcester
Gerald Price
Harold Hoffman
Frederick
Neil Boardman
Rehabilitation Work Is Studied By Forty
Forty persons are in training under the state rehabilitation division, a record in ten years of service. Most trainees are in state institutions. 11 more are in various stages of rehabilitation. About 75 more cases are being investigated for eligibility. Training is individualized and funded by state and federal funds with assistance for tuition, supplies, and transportation.
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State Department of Public Instruction
Mary Jamison
Jamison
State Rehabilitation Department
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Mitchell May Hire Hostess for Welcome Newcomers
Mitchell may appoint a hostess to greet new residents, under a proposal by Carl I. Rolston secretary of the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce. The chamber would fund the position using treasury funds, with approval from YWCA members. A guinea hen airship sales event was among discussed upcoming special days, though details were not provided.
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Carl I. Rolston
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Treasury
Onida Drum Corps Charms Boston Convention
The Onida drum corps a four man musical aggregation drew much attention at the American Legion national convention in Boston this week a wire from Walter H Burke Pierre former national committeeman reports the quartet is the hit of the convention The corps members are Paddy Holm Pierre M R Keck Ed Bardwick and Louis Fosness Onida
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Boston
Pierre
American Legion
Walter H. Burke
Paddy Holm
M. R. Keck
Eat Bardwick
Louis Fosness
Teachers Find Jobs Through University Bureau Report
A University of South Dakota Bureau of Teacher Appointments report shows 168 graduates securing positions this year. Of these, 136 stayed in South Dakota with 84 in high schools and 53 in grade schools, indicating steady growth in placements nationwide.
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University Bureau
South Dakota
Vacancies Reported Include Experience and Extracurriculars
The report shows high school salaries at 1350 and grade school teachers at 39 percent. Thirty two percent of vacancies require experience. Fifteen percent request the ability to handle extracurricular work.
Installation of Rev. A. F. Schieler at Tulare Turtle Creek
The formal installation of the Rev. A. F. Schieler as pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran churches at Tulare and Turtle Creek will be held Sunday, October 13, with Rev. J. B. Meier of Hankinson, ND, in charge of the ceremony.
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Turtle Creek
A. F. Schieler
J.B Meier
Hankinson
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Rexall Orderlies Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
A Battle Creek physician touts relief from constipation and a Rexall Orderlies tablet claimed to attract water into the colon for a gentle natural movement. Chew at night for a morning result. 24 tablets for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
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Rexall Orderlies
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Rexall Drug Store
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