Woman Mail Carrier At Clark Begins 31st Year Of Service
Margaret Delaney. Clark Oct 20 Special Almost 825000 miles traveled by Mrs William J Harvey of Clark in thirty years as rural mail carrier from Clark She plans to continue for three more years to meet age and service rules Her appointment began October 15 1996 She manned routes under four postmasters and faced rugged horse drawn travel before modern autos Now travels 60 miles on highways in a Buick Her stories include breaking winter roads and saving a newborn in the wagon Her seven children grew into college graduates and multiple careers She bought her first automobile in 1914 and has owned four Fords four Chevrolets a Pontiac and a Buick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Delaney Clark
William J Harvey
Clark
Harvey
Motor Carrier Tax Diversion Reported
The Bureau of Public Roads reported 1935 diversions of taxes paid by road users and motor carriers totaling $146,495,710, up from 1934 by over $24 million. Major diversions went to general state, county and municipal funds, unemployment relief, education, and miscellaneous purposes such as airports and parks. State figures include Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, and others with varied totals.
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Washington
Bureau of Public Roads
Milne~ Sote
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Rebekahs Choose Officers At Clark Meeting
Clark district Rebekah Lodge officers were selected with Mrs Mae Barrette Davis of Watertown as president and Mrs Margaret Bennett of Clark as vice president. Delegates from Clear Lake Gary Watertown and other towns attended along with state officials. A meeting featured reports, talks by visiting officers, and music by the McClelland trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Tipeciti
Rebekah Lodge
Mae Barrette Davis
Watertown
Margaret Bennett
Evelyn Talbot
Gary
Assembly
M. A. Kenyon
Laura Scoly
Huron
Ina Roberts
Madison
Assembly Rearshall
Gladys Kitzman
LaDell
Clara van Tassel
Troquois
McClelland
Marian
Madeline
C. D McClelland
Clark Lodge
Clark Lody
J. P. Page
Mrs Headley Buried After Wisconsin Highway Crash
Funeral services for Mrs Fan Headley were held Sunday in Clark after a highway crash near Superior Wisconsin killed her instantly. Her husband two sons and other relatives mourned as the Rev Albert Myrgatt led the service. Burial was in the Bradley family lot. Mrs Headley born September 30 1910 in Burwell Nebraska lived in Clark as a child and later moved to Wisconsin. She is survived by her widow two sons two sisters and three brothers.
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Clark
E. E. Headley
Fan Headley
Superior
Wis
Bradley
Headley
Wentworth
Albert Myrgatt
Christan Church
Elfedt
R. M. Rasmusson
Ordin Lien
Paul Headey
Wisconsin
Hutchinson Leaves Wessington for West Coast
Donald Hutchinson has left Wessington with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Schant and Bill Matthews to seek work on the West Coast. He expects to return unless he finds a satisfactory position out West.
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Hutchinson
Wessington
Donald Hutchinson
West Coast
Ivan Schant
Bill Matthews
Montana fugitives believed in state
Pierre October 2 South Dakota law officers were advised that Sammie Uchytill II and Arthur Bantact both inmates of the Montana Industrial School escaped. W S Gordon head of the investigation division warned the youths were believed to be heavily armed and dangerous. License plates from a car said to be stolen in Billings were found at Rooks ham in Faulk County.
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Montana
Pierre
South Dakota
W.S. Gordon
State Justice Department
Sammie Uchytill II
Arthur Bantact
Montana Industrial School
Gordon
Billings
Rooks Ham
Faulk County
Mines Student Killed in Spain Accident
New York reports the death of Leo Fleishman, 47, an engineer and native New Yorker, in an Madrid accident last week. A South Dakota Mines graduate, he had lived in Madrid three years and married a Spanish woman. He was advising the Spanish government. partner Jacob Kahn of Wind sor Wax Co. confirms the cable.
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Spain
New York
Leo Fleishman
Madrid
Jacob Kahn
Windsor Wax Company
Fleishman
New Yorker
South Dakota School of Mines
Kahn
Pasteurization Talk Warns Milk Health Risks
Vermillion Oct 20 Professor Charles A Hunter of the University of South Dakota urged pasteurization to curb disease transmission through milk. He cited tuberculin testing of cattle and claimed 83 percent of 51 milk samples in four American cities contained tubercle bacilli with none from pasteurized milk testing positive. He clarified pasteurization means heating to 142445 degrees F for 9 minutes and does not ruin food value.
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Charles A.hunter
School of Medicine
University of South Daksota
State Health Laboratory
Dr. Hunter
Hunter
Munters
Cal A Ward to Speak in Dakota in Roosevelt Push
Cal A Ward of Lincoln Nebraska regional resettlement director will tour South Dakota urging Roosevelt reelection. He is set to speak in Canton tonight Clack Wednesday Mitchell Thursday and on KSOO Sioux Falls at 540 p.m. Tuesday.
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Cal A. Ward
Dakota
Pierre
Democratic
Lincoln
Neb
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Ward
Canton
Clack
Mitchell
KSOO
Sioux Falls
Mission at Redfield Church to Begin November 8
A preaching mission will be held at the Congregational Church in Lake Preston beginning November 8 with Rev J B Robinson of Redfield in charge. The services will continue through November 15. Robinson formerly pastored in Wessington Springs and recently accepted the Redfield call.
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Redfield
Lake Preston
J. BE. Robinson
Mr. Robinson
Wessington Springs
Berry Asks Liberal Grants For Dakota Reallocation
Governor Tom Berry and a member of the state’s congressional delegation wired Rexford G. Tugwell urging the broadest possible funds for winter relief of rural families. He also asked the Resettlement Agency to continue the Pre-Sent-Livestock loan program and to provide funds for standard rehabilitation loans so farmers can operate next spring.
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Berry
Dakota Mitchell
Tom Berry
Rexford G. Tugwell
Buffalo County Commissioner Burned in Basement Explosion
GANN VALLEY Oct 20 Special A Appleby Buffalo County commissioner and prominent farmer was seriously burned Sunday afternoon when an explosion occurred in the basement of his home a mile east of Gann Valley. He was working near the fuel tank when a short circuit in the wires ignited the gas. Little damage was done to the building and he was taken to a Chamberlain hospital.
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Buffalo Farmer II
Gann Valley
A. Appleby
Buffalo County
Appleby
Chamberslain Hospital
Hildebrandt Backs Townsend Pension Plan Support
Congressman Hildebrandt reiterated support for the Townsend old age pension plan in a campaign address in Fierre on Saturday night. He seeks reelection on the Democratic ticket and pledged to back any legislation that would benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrandt
Townsend Pension Fierre
Fred Hildebrand
Townsend Old-Age Pension Plan Ln
West farmers quoted in political meeting with candidates
The Farmers of the Great West meeting included speakers Hildebrandt and Arthur Watwood formerly of Aberdeen, and Herbert Thomas, Democratic candidate for state senator in Hughes and Sully counties.
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Great West
Hildebrandt
Arthur
Watwood
Aberdeen
Herbert
Thomas
Hlughea
Sully
Dan J. Maloney Arrest Reported in Texas
Pierre Oct 20 Wartime style report states Dan J. Maloney, sought in several South Dakota counties for bad checks, was arrested in Fort Worth Texas. Gordon, head of the State Justice Department investigation division, says Maloney will be sent to South Dakota for trial. He allegedly cashed bad checks in Beresford Vermillion Elk Point Geddes Tyndall and other SD towns.
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Dan J. Maloney
Texas
Pierre
Gordon
State Justice Department
South Dakota
Crtins
Fort Worth
Mulonay
Beresford
Vermillion
Elk Paint
Geddes
Tyndall
Peterson returns home after CCC enlistment
Alfred Peterson, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Peterson who live southeast of Wessington, is at home after completing his enlistment in a CCC camp at Pierre.
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Alfred Peterson
Wessington
Alefred Peterson
Charles Peterson
CCC
Pierre
Surprise Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Pierce
A special note reports a surprise farewell party held for Mr and Mrs Neil Pierce as they prepare to move away soon. The event acknowledges their departure and friends wishing them well in their next chapter.
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Pierces
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Longstaff Brus Co
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Fiat
Studebaker
Jerry
Dinneen-Wright, Inc
Southwert
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