County Husking Contest October 19 at Lake Preston
Kingsbury county corn husking event set for October 19 on a 20 acre field near Lake Preston starting at 1 00 PM Prizes will be awarded to top huskers and the best supporting team contestants for festival queen include Mar gie Bruett Hazel Damsgaaed Doris Chapman all from Arlington plus Helen Lundeen Glacys Wienk Martha Johnson Go iesa Qlsor Vera Poppen Ruth Bjordahl Deep ee and Vivian Thompson Thel snd large crowd expected due to ample parking
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Pred Werner
Fourmer
Margie Bruett
Hazel Damsgaaed
Doris Chapman
Arlington
Helen Lundeen
Oldham
Glacys Wienk
Martha Johnson
Goiesa Qlsor
Vera Poppen
Ruth Bjordahl
de Pee
Vivian Thompson
Rple
Orators To Compete In Young G O P Contest
South Dakotans will compete in a district oratorical contest in Sioux Falls on October 13 as part of a national Young Republican League program offering fifteen thousand dollars in prizes. The state contest follows October 29 with eight regional meets culminating in a national final. First prize in the state is one hundred dollars with fifty and twenty five for second and third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
South
Howecing
State Asks Bids On Highway Jobs
Bids on 27 road construction projects estimated to cost 740000 will be opened by the state highway commission in Pierre on October 25. The list covers base course gravel resurfacing grading and railroad signals across numerous counties including Moody Brookings Day Campbell Roberts Union Charles and Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millibank
Day County
Bristol
U. S
Campbell County
Mramed City
Herereid Perkins
Curson
U. S. 12
Lennar
Thunder Hawk
Roberts County
Sisseton
Minnesot
Union County
Beresford
Charle
Lake Andes
North County
Ling
Wagner Charles
Whee
Andeses
Hand
South County
Lymn Ant Tripp
Presho
U.S. Mollette
Tydu
US S
White River
U.S
Lake County
Wentworth
Douskis County
Armour
Douglas County
Butte County
Belly Fourche
Butty County
Nislanel
Bute County
Newell
Contract Awarded for Road Crossing Project Between Cities
O K Miller of Britton submitted the low bid of 8 635 329 dollars for a public works contract to build an amide crossing on the Day Catety route between Roslyn and Lake City. The announcement confirms the awarded bid and project scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
Lake City
Ormacusaena
O. KE. Miller
Britton
Orient High Homecoming Draws Hampels and Ericksons
A visit by Frank and Alice Hampel and Mrs. Art Erickson and daughter Dayning of Deadwood drew relatives and friends to Orient for a homecoming event at Orient High School. Former students from the trio's era attended the celebration and reconnects were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient Orient
Frank
Alice Hampel
Art Erickson
Dayning
Deadwood
Aisit
Orient High School
Wil
Herw Ene
State Physics Students Lead Nation In Tests
State College physics students scored 68.9 percent on objective physics tests. Two Syme College students excelled, Lowell Sisson from Belle Fourche in the top 1 percent and Wayne Wid from Woonsocket in the top 2 percent. The standardized tests covered mechanics light heat sound and electricity across 104 colleges nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Amercan Association of Physics
State College
Syme College
R. E. Reinhart
Paysies
Lowell Sisson
Belle Fourcche
Wayne Wid
Fron Woonsocket
Reinhart
Well Known Social Workers To Speak At R. G. Convention
Rapid City hosts the annual Conference of Social Workers October 12 to 15 with speakers including Miss Elsa Castendyce of Washington director of the delinquency division at the U.S. Children's Bureau, Dean Snyder of the CCC division of the Labor Department, and Governor Jensen plus J W Kaya South Dakota social security director at the opening banquet. Other participants include Catherine Dunn of Washington training consultant for the Social Security Board and Mrs Edna C Wright of Minneapolis regional representative for the Social Security Board Region 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabi City
Vof Social Workers
Rapid City
Craig Berke
Philip
Elsa Castendyce
Washinton
United States Children's Bureau
Dean Snyder
CCC
Department of Labor
Jensen
J. W. Kaya
South Dakota
Social Security
Catherine Dunn
Washington
Social Security Board
Edna C. Wright
Minneapolis
Region 8
CCC To Reopen Camps In South Dakota In 1930s Plan
The Civilian Conservation Corps will reopen its Chamberlain camp in South Dakota and close Presho during the October 19 to March 31 enrollment period. Director Robert Fechner announced that the same number of camps will operate in the state as in the previous period, with several camps listed across Black Hills National Forest, Harney National Forest, wildlife refuges, soil conservation projects, and Fort Meade area facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
Chamberlain
S. D
Presho
Robert Fechner
Black Hills National Forest
Roubaix
Pactola
Deadwood
Harney National Forest
Custer
Bill City
Bureau of Biological Survey
Columbia
Marin
Soil Conservation
Alcester, Suron
Fort Meade Reclamation
Fruitdall
National Park—Hot Springs
Slue Boll
Ladies' Aid Meeting With St. Lawrence Community Church
The Ladies' Aid of the Community Church met at Mrs. Frank Clag's home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ota Delarl led the business session and outlined the year’s program. Missionary lessons will resume at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
Spe
CIA
the Lawlies
Community Church
Frank Clag
Ota Delarl
Truckers Authorized to Revise Livestock Shipment Rates
Pierre October 10. The state Board of Warehouses commissioners has authorized major carriers to publish revised rates and lower minimum weights for less than and small truckload shipments of livestock. Shippers requested the revision citing drought and related conditions that reduced shipments below the previous 7,000 pound minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
State Board of Uailead Commissioners
Mator Calrmers
King's Daughters Meeting Reported at Wayland Home
October 16 special notes Mrs Fred Warren hosted the King's Daughters gathering at her Wayland home on Wednesday afternoon. Frank Otto and Mrs Peter Olson led the social following the bass meeting. The November meeting will be at Mary Barney Paulson's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Wayland
Fred Warren
Frank Otto
Peter Olson
Mary Barney Paulson
Orient Extension Club Plans Library Project At Meeting
The Orient Extension Club held its final meeting of the year at Mrs. Ben Conway’s home. They voted to sponsor a public library as the year’s project and formed a committee to arrange details. A Main Street building will be rented and adapted as a library as the club seeks donations of books. Guests included Mrs. Lester Engel and Mrs. Mars Beausolidl. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Leans M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hillsdale Club
Rockham
East Hillsdale Extension Cup
Line
Ray Newman
Vineh
Orient Extension Club
Ben Conway
R.A. Conway
Yar
Main Street
Taitea
Lester Engel
Mars
Beausolidl
Vic Club
Leans
South Dakota Voters To Mark Four Ballots At General Election Now
South Dakota voters will mark four ballots at the general election. The ballot includes regular issues plus a proposed constitutional amendment to adjust legislative size and apportionment. It also asks about restoring unemployment compensation commission powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
House of Representitives
Senate
House
Jor Pouse
Wwo
Vas Andry
Office of
School Paper Staff Members Are Chosen ST. LAWRENCE
The Student Life staff for the school paper has been chosen with Beulah M. Paaysiger as editor and a team including Shy Thompson Ruth Baxter Bridenbaugh and Mildred Oy assisting. Genevieve Jonesvert Thels Jonesac Lucilla Beuvker are in grade news and journalism roles with McPhail Inez Bush and Miss Flint as assistants. First October 24 event announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
cSiabe
Jouer Pines
Berry to Speak at Miller Demo Rally
The Oct 10 Miller rally will feature Berry, a candidate for the United Senate, addressing supporters via the N ohere platform. The Miller band will provide music as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry
Miller
Speciah
Senate
Ty Stu
Batelock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kingsbury Corn Pickers
MHS
Verne Collins
Delyaus
Pring Wills
Collins
Delvaux
Ree Conneily
Donald Henson
Kingsbury
Orient
S. Keck
BR. &. Conway
Martha Lapek
Clara Shoefers
Lola Evana
Miller Legion
Get
Virgil Allen
Miller American Legion
Frank Matthews
First Cie
Olla Jacobsen
Fred Sivertjutant
Karl Spain
A. C. Lettrovder
Aontertains Club
Blunt
Andy Clans
Glins Wey Cenre
Brigg Merrill
Hewn DR. Howard
Dude Ranch
Oct
Dude Taneh
Developrmeunt Sconpany
Ilau
Roy Willivan
M. C
Willie Rapid Cras
Cuody
Melle Pourehe
Rt Beene
Farmers’ Cooperative Assn
Huron 8
Woonsocket
R. G. Convention
Chamberlain Haron Camp
Ladies’ Aid
Amo
Jenson
Pei
Gnel
General Auto Electric
Requel
Crocker
Great Dover
Mike
Walter J. Hunter
American Aiiines
Dip You
New York
Estelle Karon
Eno Cantor
America
Cong Merann
Benny Goodman
Ality
He. Tapam
S.t
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!