Red Cross Highlights Veteran Home Service Efforts and Funding
Beadle county chapter home service chairman Leo Temmery handles a dependent discharge case as Red Cross notes renewed county chapter activity since 1927 with 2821 active home service sections by 1929. National and local totals show thousands aided monthly and millions in war service expenditures across veterans and families, plus claims handled and reconciliations with the War Department.
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American Red Cross
Veterans Bureau
Washington
Red Cross
U. S. Army
U. S
Amecan National Red Cross
Regular Army
Navy
National Organization
Chapers
War Department
Guch Gischarre
Beadle County
Red Cross Aid to Ex Service Men and Families Expands
Local Red Cross chapters report increased aid for disabled veterans and their families. Funds from annual roll call donations finance hospital dispatches, travel, meals, and other necessities. Authorities warn mental health cases among veterans will peak in 1947, stressing ongoing humanitarian effort.
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Hot Springs
Red Cross
Lee Klingler Bound Over In Slaying Case
Lee Klingler charged with slaying New Underwood farmer Johnson was bound over to circuit court after a county justice hearing. Bonds set at 25 dollars remained unclaimed as Johnson died from shotgun wounds believed inflicted during an argument over smoking in a barn. Vern Powell, Johnson’s eight year old half brother and state's star witness, testified.
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Lee Kingler
Rapid City
Lee Klingler
Underwood
County Justice Court
Johnson
Klingler
Vern Powell
Klingley
Spark Ignition Fire Hits Local Car Repair Shop
A spark from rubbing ignition of a car with a cloth started a blaze at Leslie Schmidt automobile repair shop in Wentworth on Oct 11. Gasoline exploded and flames enveloped the workshop forcing workers to deploy a fire hose to extinguish the fire. Schmidt was injured in the incident.
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Wentworth
Leslie Schmidt
Nisland Moves Toward Securing More Water
A Nisland mass meeting formed a committee of George B. Ross I E Helving and G W Malcolm to gather data on water needs. The town holds over 1100 dollars excess in treasury and could absorb a bond issue. The panel will consult Dr C O Harra of the School of Mines Rapid City and drilling outfits to assess costs flow and feasibility of a town well before a second mass meeting and a bond vote.
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Nisland
Wisland
George B. Ross
I. E. Helving
G. W. Malcolm
Brown County Farm Bureau Elects Directors and Delegates
At the Brown county farm bureau meeting officers were elected Ray Ernst was named bureau director Delegates to the D Farm Bureau Convention in Huron on November 1 include John Kiskman Mina Elmec Wagener Groton Ernst will lead the Brown county delegation Alternates are Mrs Charles Hasmussen Putney and Mrs L B Vandever Aberdeen A committee of Henry Strand Elmer Wagener Carl Werth John Kiskman Frank Bowles John Rawson and R S Carmine was formed to develop the farm to market road program A report will be given at the next meeting.
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Brown Farm Bureau
Aberdeen
Brown County Farm Bureau
Ray Ernst
Brown County
D. Farm Bureau
Huron
John Kiskman
Mina
Elmec Wagener
Groton
Ernst
Charles Hasmussen
Putney
Deep Well Solves Drought on 600-Acre Arkansas Plantation
W D Harlan of Pine Bluff Arkansas irrigates his 600 acre plantation with a deep well revived during drought. He expects to average over a bale of cotton per acre and plans to harvest enough corn for two years. The well was drilled years ago for rice trials and later cleaned out and activated with steam.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
W. D. Harlan
Harlan
Lake Preston Goes Modern with Two Miniature Golf Courses
Lake Preston launches two modern miniature golf courses. An outdoor nine holes opens this Saturday south of the Catholic church, with indoor 18 holes in a new 10 by 50 foot steam heated building to be ready around October 25. Proponents claim the indoor course will be among the best in the state.
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Lake Preston
Sam Olson
R. C. Phinney
John Lawler
Watered plantation keeps fields alive during drought
A plantation man relied on a boiler and rebuilt canals to distribute water across his lands. The well system provided all irrigation needs during the prolonged drought.
Farm Board finds growth of grower cooperatives key
OTICA Oct 6 Teague of the federal farm board told farmers the greatest aid to agriculture is gradual development of a system in which growers own and control marketing. He cited this as a fundamental guiding principle after 15 months of study and urged readjustments to align existing agencies with cooperative development.
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Farm Board
Otica
CC Teague
Federal Farm Board
Agriculture problems defy solution by legislation says Teague
Teague told the board that agriculture problems cannot be solved by laws alone and that stabilization corporations to handle surpluses are only warranted in certain cases. He argued for careful consideration of existing agencies and investments.
New MELLOGLO Face Powder Ad Highlights Quality
An advertisement promotes MELLOGLO face powder claiming the skin of youth in every box. It touts government-passable color, no pastiness or flakiness, a French process for smooth spread and reduced pores, and a non shiny finish. The Fair Store credits its use.
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U. S
Fair Store
Cooperation and Market Fluctuations Amid Rural Suffering
The speaker warns that emergencies require careful handling to avoid harm and stresses that supply and demand laws can’t be ignored. He notes farmers endure stock declines, yet argues that the shared hardship has hastened cooperative organization.
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Teague
Izzy Bloom's School of Action Presented at Yale Hall
Mrs. Glen Foote's Sunday school class presents the play Izzy Bloom's School of Action this evening at Yale hall. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Yale Yale
Glen Foote
Izzy Bloom
School of Action
Yale Hall
Polish broadcasting unit tests at Marconi plant in Chelmsford
A large Polish broadcasting transmitter built for Warshaw is undergoing final tests at the Marconi plant in Chelmsford England. Polish officials aim for operation by Christmas using 138 kilowatts and 41 meter wavelength with six of Marconi’s largest tubes for commercial use.
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Chelmsford
England
Polish Broadcasting Company
Warshaw
Marconi T
Marconi
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