Farmers Warned To Watch Swine In 1939 Corn Feed
Pierre South Dakota farmers were warned by the American Foundation for Animal Health to avoid feeding new corn to cholera susceptible hogs unless closely watched. The bulletin warns that while new corn does not cause cholera, it weakens hogs and increases disease risk. farmers should inspect herds, suspect cholera, and call a veterinarian if sickness appears.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Americin Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation
Pre-Nuptial Shower For Couple At Lane
Herbert Schroeder and Mrs. Arthur Schroeder hosted a miscellaneous shower for Martin Schroeder and Agnes Burg at the Schroeder home on a Monday evening. About 60 friends attended as the couple, married the previous Wednesday, received gifts and played games. A supper was served at midnight by the hostesses and Mrs. George Schroeder.
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Lane Lane
Herbert Schroeder
Arthur Schroeder
Martin Schroeder
Agnes Burg
George Schroeder
Virgil Methodist Aid Plans Annual Bazaar
Virgil M. E. Ladies Aid met at Mrs. William Davis residence to plan a December bazaar and lunch. The treasurer's report by Mrs. W. C. Denison and the chicken supper update by Mrs. Cook were presented. Mrs. Leo Ruppel led the meeting in Mrs. Speirs' absence. a potluck lunch followed and the next gathering will be at Mrs. George Cook's home with assistance from Mrs. Speirs and Mrs. Kuens.
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Virgil Methodist Aid
Virgil
Virgil M. E. Ladies Aid
William Davis
W.C. Denison
Cook
Leo Ruppel
Speirs
George Cook
Kuens
Genevieve Reardon Visited Parental Home in Conde
Miss Genevieve Reardon of St Paul spent time last week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Reardon in Conde. The social note records a family visit at the Conde residence.
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Conde
Genevieve Reardon
St. Paul
Jack Reardon
Ed Berger Family Moves to Bradley Condé
Oct 12 Special reports the Ed Berger family moved Saturday to Bradley where Mr. Berger is employed by the Milwaukee Railway.
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Bradley Conde
Ed Berger
Bradley
Berger
The
Milwaukee Railway
Louisiana Citizens Revolt Against Corruption Rally in New Orleans
A mass gathering of about 5,000 citizens formed outside the criminal court in New Orleans, denouncing graft and calling for the removal of District Attorney Charles A. Byrne as seven grand jurors investigated political scandals. Two jurors were arrested for contempt while seeking to read charges, then dismissed from the jury. HARTMAN FILLS VACANCY ON HAND COUNTY BOARD MILLER. Oct. 12. Hartman of St. Lawrence Township was appointed county commissioner to replace the late A. A. Wharton. Charles Fisher was elected to fill the vacancy.
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Huey P. Long
Criminal Court
Earl Long
Charles A. Byrne
New Orleans
Grand Jury
Byrne
Hartman
Miller
Art Hartman
St. Lawrence Township
A.A. Wharton
Wharton
Board of County Commissioners
Charles Fisher
Wessington concert trip by high school band members
Three car caravan from Wessington attended the Navy Band concert at Pierre on Monday. Malcolm Eckert, director of the high school band, and several of his pupils were among those who went to hear the performance.
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Wessington
Navy
Pierre
Malcolm Eckert
Gas model plane vanishes after strong wind at Forestburg
Forestburg observer Charles Briggs built a yellow white and black gas powered model plane. It took off on a trial flight last Saturday afternoon and climbed rapidly in rising air, vanishing two miles north of Forestburg flying south. Hunters may recover the craft.
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Forestburg
Charles Briggs
Briggs
Gettysburg Postmaster Attends National Postmasters Meet
Fred Shroyer, Gettysburg postmaster and South Dakota delegate, attends the national convention of postmasters in Washington, D.C. He will stay in Rowland Ton es apartment, the Washington representative for the National Association of Detail Druggists.
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Gettysburg
Fred Shroyer
South Dakota
Washington, D.C
Mrs Herman Kiel Attends Grand Chapter Session
Mrs Herman Kiel Associate Matron of the Highmore Chapter travels to Aberdeen on Tuesday for the Grand Chapter session as the official delegate from the local unit. The October trip is noted as a special report from Highmore.
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Highmore
Herman Kiel
Aberdeen
Kiel
Iroquois Rebekahs Plan Birthday Party
Iroquois October 12 Special The local Rebekah lodge sponsors a birthday party Friday evening October 20. Proceeds equal one cent per year of age for each attendee to be donated to the Odd Fellows Home endowment fund at Deli Rapids. Rebekahs and their spouses, along with Odd Fellows and their wives, are invited.
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Iroquois
Jocal Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Deli Rapids
Rebekahs
Miller Family Visits Faribault After Threshing Arm Amputation
Mrs. C J Miller and son George with his wife and two children traveled to Faribault Minnesota to visit Frank Mulimer. George Miller plans to consult surgeons in Rochester Minnesota about his arm, amputated above the elbow after a threshing accident over a year ago.
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Minnesota Lane
C. J. Miler
George
Faribault
Minn
Frank Mulimer
New Cream Station Manager Named at Sugar Creek
The Sugar Creek cream station, formerly run by Ed Quinn, is now operated by Ervin Lambert of Turton. Lambert will buy cream, poultry and hides at the station behind the Gamble Store.
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Conde
Sugar Creek
Ed Quinn
Ervin Lambert
Turton
Merrill Meigs Returns From Redmond to South Dakota
Merrill Meigs returned Monday night from Redmond Oregon where he had been employed in construction work for several months He plans to stay in South Dakota until next April and resume activities there
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Coast Highmore
Merrill Meigs
Redmond
Ore
South Dakota
Death of Ed Lovell in Aberdeen hospital obituary note
Mrs. H P Hemmingson received word that her brother Ed Lovell died Tuesday morning at an Aberdeen hospital after several years with diabetes. Also from the region, Mrs. Joe Wasmer has returned home from Miller hospital after a period of anemia treatment with blood transfusions and improvement.
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Aberdeen Highmore
HP. Hemmingson
Ed Lovell
Aberdeen
Lovell
Hospital Highmore
Joe Wasmer
Miller Hospital
Guests at Lane Lane Oct 12 Visit Wessington Springs
Mrs D C Dowling of Mr Vernon spent Sunday visiting at the W C Brodkorb home. They called on friends at Wessington Springs in the afternoon and were supper guests at the M A Schaefer home in Lane.
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Lane Lane
D. C. Dowling
Vernon
W. C. Brodkorb
Mrs. Dowling
Brodkorbs
Wessington Springs
M. A. Schaefer
Lane
Farmers Union convention visit noted in Rapid City
Oct 12 special note reports Phil Kogel attending the Farmers Union state convention in Rapid City. Also arrives in Alpena and Ruthven resident George Stahely visits relatives in town for a few days, meeting W S Thompson and sister.
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Phil Kogel
Rapid City
The
Farmers Union
Alpena
George Stahely
Ruthvenia
Mr. and
W. S. Thompson
Washington visitors depart after cordial Midwest visit
Oct. Washington and Mrs. Jesse Bray of Washington D C left Tuesday after several days with D H Barnes and W C Denison Jr. O B Wangsness, who came back from Washington with them, stayed longer at the home of his daughter Mrs D H Barnes.
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Virgil
Washington
Jesse Bray
Washington, D. C
D. H. Barnes
W. C. Denison, Jr
O. B. Wangsness
Hidden Taxes In Huron Food Sales Report Reveals Buried Costs
A National Consumers Tax Commission survey shows nearly eight percent of the total food bill as hidden taxes shifted to consumers. Butter, bread, bacon and other staples carry unseen levies borne by producers and passed to shoppers, with lower income families hit hardest.
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Huron
National Consumers Tax Commission
Buaffalo Gap
Queena Stewart
National Committee
NCTC
South Dakota
Commission
Mately
Tax estimates for NCTC study on 1935 Huron food sales
The NCTC said food tax estimates for local families reflect 1935 sales in Huron at 31,124,000 dollars based on U.S. Census data. Government estimates of total national sales last year align with the 1935 study, according to the commission.
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NCTC
U. S
Tulare to Dedicate New High School Auditorium
Tulare will formally dedicate its newly completed high school auditorium on Friday evening starting at 8 o’clock. Twelve neighboring town superintendents will attend along with Rev. Mr. Guitermann, Father Cronin of Redfield, and Eva Summer of Redfield, with music by the Tulare High School band and the high school girls’ sextet. The public is invited.
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Tulare
Guitermann
Cronin
Redfield
Eva Summer
Tular
Visitors from Iowa stay with Foubergs in Canistota area
Oct 12 special from Forestburg reports Mrs Alvin Johnson and three children, her brother Harold Fouberg, and Mr and Mrs Fred Amon of New Hampton Ia visiting Mrs Johnsons parents, Mr and Mrs Tom Fouberg. Mrs Amon is the sister of Mrs Fouberg. Mr Amon seeks treatments at Canistota.
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Iowa Forestburg
Alvin Johnson
Harold Fouberg
Fred Amon
New Hampton
Memento of Battle Gettysburg Gun Displayed in Hall
In Gettysburg city hall a glassed case above the door preserves a gun used in the battle, a tangible relic of Civil War conflict and local memory. The display highlights historical significance and ties to the town’s past.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg City Hall
Gettysburg Curio Gift From Civil War Veterans
In Gettysburg the city received a gun donated by civil war veterans as a commemorative curio honoring the notable battle that gave the town its name.
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Gettysburg
Wessington delegate heads to Aberdeen Grand Chapter
Mrs Betty Friedman of Wessington Chapter, E S of the society, serves as delegate to the Grand Chapter session in Aberdeen this week. She is the associate matron of the Wessington Chapter.
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Wessington
Betty Friedman
Aberdeen
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Sioux Falls
Louisiana
General Purpors Wise
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