Wolsey Pupils Elect Officers for 194-35 School Year
Wolsey high school elects officers for the senior sophomore and freshman classes. Seniors choose Helen Carson as president Arthur Thompson as vice president Renus Nettingy as secretary treasurer Lyle Derscheid as activity chairman Miss James as sponsor Blanche Mead as president Loretta Moltz as vice president Ella Schwarts as secretary treasurer Marguerite Shoemaker as activity chair and sponsor. Sophomores name Robert Thompson as president Lela Allison as vice president Clinton Derscheid as secretary treasurer Burdette Christopherson as activity chairman and sponsor Mr. Wilson. Freshmen elect William Mead as president Fred Chesley as vice president Leon Brown as secretary treasurer Orpha Rue Cheney as activity chair and sponsor Mr. Washabaugh. First six weeks exams start this week. Orchestra receives new books and will rehearse for performance at the county superintendents banquet in Huron next month.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Helen Carson
Arthur Thompson
Renus Nettingy
Lyle Derscheid
Miss James
Blanche Mead
Loretta Moltz
Ella Schwarts
Marguerite Shoemaker
Robert Thompson
Lela Allison
Clinton Derscheid
Burdette Christopherson
Wilson
William Mead
Fred Chesley
Leon Brown
Orpha Rue Cheney
Washabaugh
S. DE. A
Huron
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand Macaroni Medley
A recipe for a six to eight serving macaroni dish with onion pepper garlic and ground beef layers, tomato soup and cheese, topped with cauliflower, baked until browned. Includes instructions for layering, seasoning, and baking times.
Donation Coupon For Needy Clothes In Hue Corun
Citizens may donate garments by filling a coupon for the American Legion Clothing Committee. W C Welter, chairman, will call for the clothes and arrange distribution to those in need in Hue. Please provide name and address and telephone contact.
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Hueron
W. C. Welterx
American Legion
W. C. Welter
American Legion Clothing
Cranberry Pie and Meatloaf Bake Referenced Recipe
Sliced dry bread crumbs and onions fry with meat and eggs then corn tomato layers bake in a 375 degree oven. Cranberries with sugar salt and water cook to lattice topped pie bake about 25 minutes at 400 degrees.
Credit policy and world affairs mix in March notes
The piece notes FRB rejection rates from 2800 applications, citing collateral and financial weakness. It mentions private profit motives for borrowing, concerns on government credit, and warns against fake prosperity via credit expansion. It also covers King Alexander’s assassination rumors, Yugoslavia tensions, Sinclair’s California impact, Roosevelt speech plans, and dental ad anecdotes.
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Jesse Jones
Federal Reserve
Jones
FRB
Scond
Collateral Gaps in RFC Borrowing Mentioned
Discussion notes that loans from the RFC hinge on usable collateral while assets showing weakness lack adequate backing. The text highlights tension between borrowing needs and collateral quality.
Value Of Printed Products In Three Counties In 1933
Federal census reports total manufacturing and printing output for Brown Codington and Minnehaha counties at 26 317 134 dollars in 1933. Minnehaha leads with 21 010 309 dollars. Codington 3 447 048. Brown 1 958 87. County establishments and worker wages shown with changes from 1931 and prior.
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Pierne
Brown
Codington
Minehaha
Federal
Minnehaha County
June Johnston Wins Prize In Local Coloring Contest
June Johnston wins a speedstakes ticket at the Huron theatre for colorful work on the Out Our Way page. Other winners include Raymond Schroeder Alice Claire Billy Lehmann Teddy Reismann Bernice Lavery Goldie Skinner Lloyd O'Brien and Lorraine Meyers all from Huron.
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Mom Muron
June Jonn'ston
Route 2
Huron
Lloyd O'Brien
Lorraine Meyers
Huron Theatre
Childrun
Old Furniture Donated to Needy Sought by Veterans Group
Buchanan chairs Old Purnhury Committee of Veterans of Foreign Wars seeking donations of old furniture for the needy. Contact via phone 4309 or P O Box 1318 Huron D.
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Buchanan
Old Purnhury Committee
Veterans of Foreign Wars
P. O
Huron
Trend Varies In Corn-Hog Voting In 1935 Program
Farmers in Baker township favor continuation of the corn-hog control program by a 52 to 14 margin. Denver township shows a narrow 39 to 37 vote in favor. The report notes differing opinions on the one contract plan amid local views on 1935 farm policy.
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Lake Preston
Baker
Denver
Baker township votes strongly against tract per farm plan
In a drought affected area both townships faced the same drought impact. Baker township rejected the proposal 44 to 1 while Denver township supported the one contract plan with 6 in favor and 13 against.
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Baker
Denver
GarField Lutheran Church Marks 50th Anniversary
Erwin Oct 11 The Garfield Lutheran church held its fiftieth anniversary program with such large attendance that the meeting was moved outdoors due to crowd size.
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Erwin
Garfield Lutheran Church
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