Halfway progress in 200 million grade crossing plan
The Public Roads Bureau reported progress toward the 200 million grade crossing elimination program begun last year. By Oct 1 281 grade crossing separations and 186 highway relocations were completed at 19.2 million dollars, with 12.93 million committed under contracts for ongoing work.
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Unclear Budget Figures From State Construction Program
Fragmentary data shows the Bureau noting work completed under construction and approved for construction across states. The figures include Nebraska and South Dakota with amounts like 33,005,046 and 614,462 and hundreds of thousands or millions in other line items. The text is garbled and exact meanings are not fully recoverable.
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the Bureau
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Beet Growers to Receive Final 1935 Payment in Belle Fourche
Belle Fourche reports final payment for 1935 sugar beet crop of 6. per ton totaling 7,173 dollars, plus 513 dollar federal benefit. W J O Bryant, district manager of Utah-Idaho Sugar Co, notes growers share from plant sales and government support raise total to 23,175.05 for the 112,572 ton crop and overall crop total to 808,04?
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Kryl Concert Moves to Armory in Brookings
The Bolu mir Kryl Symphony Orchestra will perform October 19 in the State College armory instead of the college auditorium. Chief organizer Prof. Carl Christensen says crowd projections top any Brookings music event since a Sousa concert a decade ago. The 40 member ensemble tours the nation under founder Kryl with New York soprano Marrery Maxwell and Kryl is noted as a premier cornetist with 12,000 concerts and over a million miles traveled.
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Marrery Maxwell
New York
Flag Raising To Mark Dakota Day At USD Game
Vermillion Ort October 1 features a Dakota Day flag raising before the University of South Dakota Morning side College game. The American flag will rise over Inman field at 1 55 p m as the bugler signals retreat and the ROTC band plays the national anthem with teams running onto the field.
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Fall Bazaar Plans With Dinner Bingo And Dance
Final arrangements were made for the annual fall bazaar to be held Thursday Oct 28. The event features a 6 o'clock dinner booths of various kinds a Bingo game and a dance. Mrs Kardner became a new member of band four in the Altar Society. Seven guests attended the meeting and lunch was served by band four at the close.
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Band Four
Altar Society
Mrs Barnes Leaves For O E S Meeting
Mrs G S Barnes left Tuesday morning for Mitchell to attend the grand chapter of the O E S this week. She represents the Iroquois lodge as worthy matron and has been appointed to a grand committee. She is accompanied by Mrs R T Graham of Clark Mrs Inez Maass and Mrs Anna Marten of Bancroft.
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Manchester
GS. Barnes
Mitchell
Iroquois Lodge
R. T. Graham
Clark
Inez Maass
Anna Marten
Bancroft
Pioneer Farmer Herbert Aldrich Dies at 91 in Sioux Falls
Herbert Clark Aldrich 91 pioneer farmer and grocer died Wednesday after a two week illness in Sioux Falls. He came to the region in 1872 and is survived by two sons two daughters one grandchild and two great grandchildren.
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Herbert Clark Aldrich
Jill Tls
Fewer Commissioners Attempt Is Failure
In Potter County a three week petition drive to switch from five to three county commissioners failed after a Supreme Court ruling in a similar county showed the move invalid under current laws. Officials assumed only a voter affirmative was needed, but legality remains unsettled and requires legal action.
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Alpena Echo Names School Newspaper Staff Members
Alpena high school paper announces staff appointments with Anita Mae Kunze as editor in chief Edward Daugherty as assistant editor Irene Lehr as copy editor Betty Strong as feature editor and Ben Bentson as sports editor. The editor in chief oversees exchanges with other papers and the staff will compile booklets of all issues for future reference.
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Kissner Plans Test for Tripa Job on Tuesday
Teonn and Kissner test here Tuesday for trip job. The item notes Kissner will be employed and details a special testing event.
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