Berry Defends 8 D Sales Tax in Campaign Stop
Governor Tom Berry defended the state sales tax saying pennies have funded nearly $1,000,000 for local school districts and about $500,000 for distressed schools between 1993 and 1938. He argued the tax eliminated the state levy, leaving real property taxes to local governments. Opponent Leslie Jensen criticized payroll growth, but Berry noted many workers are on federal payrolls and claimed the state ran a million dollars a year less than under Green. J. W. Bicknell dismissed Chandler Gurney as senator by remote control. if elected, South Dakota would have a nationally unusual remote controlled senator.
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Murdo
Tom Berry
Leslie Jensen
Jensen
Green
Relief Complaint Is Made Public
A petition to Governor Berry protesting waste of public funds in Brown County adult education work under relief administration was made public. About 2200 signed, targeting programs such as bridge classes and art. Governor's office said complaints investigated found not justified. Bremer cited classes in homemaking sewing journalism and more with 21 instructors, most relief clients. Palmer said delegates were told to pursue action in Aberdeen then Pierpoint.
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State Relief Administration
Berry
E. H. Bremer
Brown County
Palmer
Aduie Education
Piercé
Aberdeen
Pierra
Bonilla School to Stage Carnival on Friday Evening
Bonilla school will host a carnival Friday evening October 16 to raise funds. Proceeds will buy mimeograph machines for the school. The next St Lawrence PTA meeting is rescheduled to Sunday November 2.
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Bonilla
BT. Lawrence
FTA
ST. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Bronday
Medal for Foiling Robber by Alpena Banker Aisenbrey
Alpena banker Karl Aisenbrey received a bravery medal from Minvener head of the state department of justice for shooting at the bandit’s car and foiling an escape after a bank robbery. The ceremony occurred as officials praised his actions and urged others to join efforts against crime.
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Mitchell
Karl Aisenbrey
Alpena
Desertment of Justice
B.D.’ Minvener
State Department of ‘Justice
Aisenbrey
Mintener
W. F. Gordon
Challenge State Moratorium Act in South Dakota Supreme Court
In Sioux Falls Oct 9 the state supreme court heard arguments on whether a section of South Dakota's moratorium act exempting federal agencies is constitutional. Farmers led by Jack Kapaun challenge Foreclosure by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha, while Sioux Falls city officials contest a $5,006 pollution damage judgment against William Parsons. More than 20 similar suits and about $390,000 are tied to the outcome. Ted Woods appeals New York Life policy judgment for heirs of Louis Honrath, contested as death by own action.
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Peerre
South Dakota
State Supreme Court
Jack Kapaun
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
Louis H. “Smith
T.K. Johnson
Linux “Falls
Ted Woods
Sioux Falls
New-York Life Insurance Company
Louis Honrath
Hartford
Henrath
Krause
Dell Rapide Law Firm
Desth
Tram Distin
Wayland Aid Society meets at Anderson home
Wayland Aid Society hosted by Cora Anderson at her Wayland home on Wednesday afternoon. Chairman Florence Brown led the meeting which approved a Bible study series focused on the woman of the Bible. The next gathering will be at L J Borkhuis's home in two weeks as a social event. Several members attended plus visitors, with refreshments served at the close.
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Wayland Aid
Anderson
Wayland
Cora Anderson
Wayand Aid Society
Florence Brown
Frank
Otto
Penny
L J. Borkhuis
Soil Saving Function Of Dams Built By Erosion Agency
Rapid City October 9 The soil saving function of dams built by the Soil Conservation Service in Region 9 was emphasized by erosion control and moisture conservation agency spokesmen. In this plains region including Montana the Dakotas and Wyoming, H J Tschudy regional conservator at Rapid City S D noted about 60 water conservation dams completed or under construction by the Service or its direction in a little more than a year. Dams range from stock dams to substantial storage structures on demonstration areas cooperators or under Emergency Drought Relief. Tschudy said engineers must balance water needs with local farmers and ranchers dollars and cents benefits as part of the Service policy from crop rotation to strip farming and contour furrowing. Despite drought, dams completed supplied water for all season and attracted waterfowl. No dam is worthwhile without water in extreme droughts. location and proven worth in erosion control, water for livestock and communities, plus wildlife benefits justify their use in farming and range areas. Dams are designed as permanent structures with good engineering. natural spillways lower costs where possible, generally aiming for about 10 dollars per acre foot of water capacity. Some costs as low as that, with higher costs only where justified. Stockman may use only part of ranges where water is available, allowing grazed areas to recover vegetation and reduce erosion. When placed carefully, stock dams transform idle land into productive use and relieve pressure on surrounding areas, while ditches help spread overflow to protect grass and crop land and pay dividends in winter feed.
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Rapid City
Soil Conservation Service
Plains
Montana
Dakotat
Wyoming
Clemmer
S. D
Ate
C. C. Corp
Techidy
Conservation Service
Tschudy
Fortnightly Study Club Meeting In Wellington
The Fortnightly Study Club met at Scott Allen home with Mrs Mabel Alarie hosting the entertained guest. Mrs Laverne Clark led the library program with a travelogue on her western trip. Historian report for the year was read by Mrs Scott Allen. A musik fund contribution was made to the American Legion Auxiliacy. Four tables played contract with prizes awarded to Mrs Clarence Coop and Mrs O W Haliback. Lunch was served by the hostess and Mrs Scott Allen.
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Wellington
Mabel Alarie
Scott Allen
Laverne Clark
American Legion Auxiliacy
Clarence Coop
O .W.haliback
Otte Rails Against Demo Administration
Gorge B. Otte, a former Republican state legislator, attacked the New Deal and the Democratic party in Aberdeen on Wednesday night. He claimed expenditures rose 92 percent since Roosevelt took office and ridiculed federal projects from a dog pond to a Florida ship canal, calling Roosevelt a costly fake Santa Claus.
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Otte
Aberdeen
Gorge B. Otte
Clark
Roosevelt
Otto
Florida
Santa Claus
Washington
Doland High adds popular biology course
Doland High School reports strong interest in a new biology course. Enrollment started with four, but space and equipment limitations have grown the class to about twenty and limited it to upperclassmen. Students study grasshopper and house fly live specimens before moving to frog crayfish and earthworm dissections using preserved specimens. Other new courses include Hebrew history English history and music appreciation.
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Doland Boland
Doland High School
Aberdeen Student Heads SDU Organization Leaders
Aberdeen resident Orland Olson was chosen president of the University of South Dakota student organization this week. Earl Bihlmeyer of Elk Point was elected vice president and Mary Barrett named secretary treasurer, as reported from Vermillion dated October 9.
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Aberdeen
SDU
Vermillion
Orland Olson
South Dakota
Earl Bihlmeyer
Ele Foint
Mary ‘Barrett
Redfield Boy Injured In Bike Car Crash
James Tinker a 12 year old Redfield resident was seriously injured when his bicycle was struck by a car on Seventaveaus road while riding home from school. The Hall car from Niagara Falls carried Mrs Hall and Nis Delaney on a visit. No blame assigned. boy stable with fractures and head scrapes.
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Redfield
Hedfield
James Tinker
Bpb
Tinker
Merle Hall
Niagara Falls
New York
Seventaveaus
Home Grown Corn Better Says South Dakota Agronomist
BROOKINGS Oct. Spacial One good nibble grown in your own corn field is worth three big ears from far away. Dr. AS Hume, head of the South Dakota State College agronomy department, urges farmers to save locally grown seed corn. He says one bushel plants eight acres next spring and that corn is best when drilled at lower density. Studies at several stations show seed can move 100 miles north with stress, but near distances are best for proper ripening. Farther than 100 miles south may delay ripening and lower quality.
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Brookings
AS Hume
South Dakota
Cellege Agronomy Department
South Dabla
Hume
Highmore
Eureka
McPherson County
Visit to Frank Otto Home Near Wayland
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ocral Jeffers and family and the Mises Paulino and Emma Otto, all of Huron, visited the Frank Otto home near Wayland along with Mrs. Minnie Schilling and family.
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Frank Otto
Wayland
Specia
Ocral Jeffers
Mises Paulino
Emma Otto
Huron
Minnie Schilling
KUSD To Feature Sunday Evening Poetry Hour
Vermillion Oct 9 A Sunday evening poetry hour will be broadcast over KUSD University of South Dakota radio station beginning Getcher Li with organ music. readers include Huth Radschlag and Helen Brown with a program featuring poems by Browning Allerton Carruth Wilcox Sill Bridges Guest authors include Sill and Guest and readings from works by many poets.
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Vermillion
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Ravio
Getcher Li
TM PLC
Huth Radschlag
Sioux ‘City
Porta
Helen Brown
Ithaca
New York
College of Fine Bths
WIM
Elizabeth Barret
Browning
Ellen Allerton
William Herbert
Carruth
Edward. R. Sillilever
Madeline F. Bridges
Eula Wheeler Wilcox
Rebecca Farrs
Iroquois Girls Pledge 18 New Members at Kappa Phi
The Iroquois chapter of Kappa Phi pledged 18 new women students from the University of South Dakota at a Wesley Foundation ceremony this week. Names include Olinda Dormaier Menno Ruth Eastman Olivia Anderson and several others from Vermillion Plattsmouth Watertown and Meckling.
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Kappa Phi
Kappage
Methodist
University of South Dakota
Wesley Foundation
Olinda Dormaier
Menno
S. D
Ruth Eastman
Platte
Olivia ‘Anderson
Vermilli
Grace Gathem
Iroquois
Royal Neighbors Meet In Wessington
Wellington notes show the Royal Neighbors of America meeting at YT O O Hatt hall with good attendance. Plans were made for a public card party on October 20 hosted by Mrs Irena Dennis and Charles Carter with Camp officers assisting. A lunch followed the social hour as Mrs Dennis and her husband Mr Carter visited relatives.
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Royal Neighbors
Wessington
Wellington
Royal Neighbors of America
O. O
Sores
ST. Lawrence
Irena Dennis
Charles Carter
Sheridan
Rominuttes
Car
Mayo Clinic
Cama
Dennis
Sam Stobbs
Ogle
Thurman
Sioux City
Zenk Leaves Zion Lutheran for Hull Pastorate
The Rev. A. F. Zenk longtime Zion Lutheran Church Lane pastor departs for a new post in Hull. He and daughter Elna are already there, with Wil to join them soon. The family plans to arrange the new home and expects others to travel to the country near Lane before October 18 to join them. No successor is named.
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A. F. Zenk
New Church Lane
Zion Lutheran Church
Hull
Mr. Zenk
Elna
Wil
T'sy
Ms. Zenk
Lane
Beery Named Chorus Director at SDSC in Brookings
Professor Beery of Indianapolis will replace Kohler as chorus director and voice teacher at State College of South Dakota. He holds degrees from Columbia Teachers College and Northwestern, studied under Lutkin and others, and has directed music programs in several states. He was president of the Indianapolis School Music Club for 1936 37.
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Brookings
Oct
Leon KF
Beery
Indianapolis
Ind
State College
Havery
L. Kohler
Eastman School of Music
Rocchester
N.Y
Huntingdon Pacheonita College
Northwestern University School of Music
Wreckers Discover Two 1886 Clippings In House Relic
Workers uncover an old purse in a decaying Willow Laxe house containing two 1886 newspaper clippings. One is an obituary. the other is torn and illegible. No hidden treasure was found.
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Willow Laxe
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