Edwards Urges Farmers To Boost War Fund Drive
Beadle County campaign chiefs announce intensified efforts with township by township solicitation starting Tuesday. County War Fund Committee urges one contact to save resources and supports 1400 service members with quotas listed for each township and local chairmen pledging strong support.
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Edwards
Beadle County
Bert Edwards
ALT Township
Counts
County War Fund Committee
Clyde
Dearborn
Gurdor
Cowan
Altoona
View
C. EB
Fristad
Valley
A. Gross
Lake Byron
Roy Holdridge
Balle Prairie
Clifson
Pearl Creek
N. I. Rinyon
Carlyle
Wessington
Vernon
Ake
Ketlorg
Iowa
Liberty
Lilferd
Weather and school notices from Redfield October edition
South Dakota forecast notes temperature changes with near freezing tonight and gusty winds. Redfield school names editors and a drum major for the Pheasant Call. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts meeting in church basement with study hour and business session.
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South Dakota
Huron
AID AT
Lane
Church Lane
George Brandenburg
Herman Brandenburg
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid
Esther Meyer
Revision of shotgun shell rationing urged for fairness
State conservation commissioner Chester S. Wilson requests a revision of the ammunition distribution system. He argues current limits favor big city dealers and leave farmers short, proposing licenses tied sales to hunting licenses and predator control exemptions. A war-production-board official warns the change would improve equity and ensure farmers receive needed shells.
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ST. Paul
Chester S. Wilson
Wilson
Maury Maverick
War Production Board
Big City
Gypsy Day Queen to Parade by Horse or Sautage
Northern Normal omits elaborate floats for Gypsy Day due to fuel rationing. Isabele Shannon Pierpont, a senior, will ride on horseback or in a horse drawn carriage. Marshal Irv Kotecki of Milwaukee leads a 4 30 p m parade with color guards and bands. A 25 watt parade costume prize is offered.
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Aberdeen
Northern Normal
Isabele Shannon
Pierpont
College Publicity Bureau
Irv Kotecki
Milwaukee
Army
Patton Firm in Farm Leadership Roles and Loriks Speaks
Patton, a prominent farming advocate and national Farmers Union leader, outlined roles in government panels and cooperatives while Loriks warned against moves to tax cooperative income and proposed sales taxes. The speech highlighted Patton’s background on a Kansas grain and stock farm and his Denver area holdings.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Wantspears
Fascist
Italy
Patton
Washington
Bazar
Kan
Grand Junction
Colo
Western State College
Gunnison
Cornell University
Denver
Colorado
Farmers Union Movement
Cooperative Life Insurance Company
National Economic Stabilization Board
Labor Management Policy Committee
Paul V. McNutt
National Planning Committee
Ford For Freedom
Dwight Morrow
Agricultural Committee To
South America
Carnegie Instiute
Loriks
Emil Loriks
Arlington
Farmers Union
South
Burden on the Poor Tied to Reactionary Critique
The text notes that burdens on the poor are inspired by reactionaries who resist reforms. It contrasts calls for relief with opposition actions, suggesting a political divide over social policy and economic equity.
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F. John, Plaistitt
American Timber Holding Company
Varsha B. Webber
F. J. Schroeder
George P. Mayer
Charles F. Harmon
E . Wurster
C. B. Bird
Fred B. Bredford
F. Tinkham
Marshall & Hiley Bank
Wisconsin Banking Corporation
Deightlants
F. John
Richard F. Nuzum
R. E. Cone
Ims
Whicn
Buran
Boyd
Henson
Jamer
Atte LP
Chirchil & Churchill
Attorn
National Bank of Huron
Bh Ree
Moe Delizhe
Humphrey
Druccist. Adv
Bond
Isabelle Shannon
Irv Kolecki
Iersturas
Pegne
Sqz
Northwest Finance Co
B. A. Kiser
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