Oldham Man Is Husking Champ
Kingsbury County 1932 corn husking champion John Spader of Oldham won after besting 15 contestants near Lake Preston. Runner up Donald Tibbetts Bancroft and Smith Bullington Lake Preston took best trained and broomed team. Margie Bruett Arlington was crowned husking queen by Lake Preston mayor Ed Roghost in a parade led by local bands. Spader will represent the county at Vermillion. Bruett aims for state husking queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
John Spader
Oldham
Kingsbury County
Spader
Here
Donald Tibbetts
Bancroft
Smith Bullington
Margie Bruett
Arlington
Ed Roghost
Miss Brnett
de Smet
Mr. Spader
Vermillion
Miss Bruett
Mrs Harmon's Recovery Reported After Week in MA
Mrs. W. R. Harmon, who has been in MA for the past week, is reported to be much improved.
City Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Births in Huron
Mr and Mrs R Hall of Winner visited the city yesterday. Eilers Furs promotes value across the town. Raymond Streeter a former Huron student now at State College Brookings plays clarinet in the 125 piece college band the largest in its history. Marital license issued to Orville Sundberg and Dorothy Oberbeck both of Huron. Irene Pickell returns from Watertown after visiting Miss Burns. Mrs L Dudley and daughter of Redfield visited. Mrs Karl Buchholz of Omaha arrived for a couple of days. Mrs Guy LaLone of Minneapolis visiting. Dorsets promoted by Fleming's. A birth in Huron: James Dean Poankin born at 1:30 am weighing 6 lb 3.75 oz. Mrs George W Hill leaving tonight for Minneapolis St Paul for several weeks.
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Eilers
Raymond Streeter
Huron
State College
Brookings
Goverman
F. R. Fackelman
Ft. Pierre
Orville M. Sundberg
Dorothy Marie Oberbeck
Irene Pickell
Watertown
Betty Burns
Guy LaLone
Minneapolis
James Tomlinson
D. G. Medbery
Keith Medbery
Fleming
Dorsets
Royal Hotel
Kris Gilbertson
Kay Curtis
Gilbertson
Iverna Gilbertson
Rhinelander
Wis
Gottfried Poankin
Morningside Addition
Jasper Dolson
James Dean
George W. Hill
St. Paul
Rely
Alumni Banquet Urges University of South Dakota Alumni
Vermillion reports the SDU alumni luncheon planned for Dakota Day October 22 in Dakota Hall at 11 45 a m. No speakers, a general reunion with informal setting, entertainment by an Orange City Iowa group, and committee members listed including Tralaig Ells Lyons Haines and Brookman.
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Vermillion
You
Oatta
University of South Dakota
Funcheon
Dakota Hall
Orange City
Iowa
New Social Security Expansion Topics Studied
Washington reports two new expansion ideas for social security. Proposals include dependents protection for wives and children of insured workers and disability insurance for permanently disabled workers. Advisory council may consider these for next Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Hightower
Washington
Social Security
Congress
Knotty
Medical Aid Program For Farmers Explained In County Meetings
REDFIELD Oct 20 Special At meetings across Spink County officials of the Farm Security Administration described the new medical aid program for farmers in need of assistance. The plan provides emergency medical care, hospitalization, and prescribed drugs with a $16 advance payment covering Nov 1 1838 to Jun 30 1939. If unable to pay in advance, the FSA will loan the funds for a year. Meetings were held at Tulare LaDelle Doland Conde Northville and Redfield.
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Redfield
Spink County
Redfield Court House
Farm Security Administration
South Dakota Farmers Aid Corporation
FSA
Tulare
la Delle
Doland
Condé
Northville
Mrs Tyrrell Hosts IROQUOIS Club Meeting
In Oct meeting at Mrs Marie Tyrrell home twelve U R Extension Club members attended. New members Mrs R A Stecker and Mrs Earl Christensen joined. Ruth Farmer and Tyrrell demonstrated Christmas novelties including aprons toys and household gifts. Singing games and lunch served by Lola Knouse and Mrs A W Flesner. Next meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Tyrrell
U. R. Extension Club
R. A. Stecker
Earl Christensen
Ruth Farmer
Lola Knouse
A. W. Flesner
Event to be Held at Mrs Lloyd Pooling’s Home
A gathering will take place on November 9 at the home of Mrs Lloyd Pooling. Attendees are expected to arrive for an afternoon event with social and communal activities.
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Ing
Lloyd Pooling
Bailey Issues Tax Reminder For Nov. 1 Deadline
Beadle County taxpayers are reminded of the November 1 deadline to pay last half personal and real estate levies. County Treasurer Neil Bailey notes a one percent penalty after November 1. Delinquent first-half penalties began May 1. He urges cooperation to avoid usual last minute issues.
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Bailey
Beadle County
Neil Bailey
Real Estate Transfers In Beadle County Listings
Beadle County Sheriff transfers property to Home Owners' Loan Corp for 1496 dollars Lot 5 block 8 Athletic Park addition Huron. Maxime Dinneen Hilligoss transfers a 1816 dollar interest in Jets 29 and 30 Wrights Resubdiv Jets 1 to 7 including block 5 Istry addition Huron and Jets to Josephine D Kuni Aberdeen South Dakota.
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Beadle County
Home Owners’ Loan Corp
Athletic Park
Huron
Maxime Dinneen Hilligoss
Josephine D. Kuni
Aberdeen
S. D
Wrights
Istry
Jets
Real Estate Transfers and Sheriff Sales Listing
Property transfers include Carl W. and Pauline Scheel selling to Farm Mortgage Corp for 1 dollar covering NW44 and Nia of NE 8 110 63, and additional sheriff sales involving Neil S. McKay in Chicago Maryland 1925 15 it 13, and John S. TFschetter with 34 028 for lot 1 blk 2 subdiv. blk 2 of county auditor's blk No 2 Huron to Jennie Leaver eye S D 45 Sk of NEM 35-
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Muron, S
Carl W
Pauline Scheel
Fed
Farm Mortgage Corp
Nia
Neil S. McKay
Chicago
It. L
Huron
John S. Tfschetter
Huronadie County
Jennie Leaver
S. D
Campaign to Eradicate Sheep Pest in South Dakota
A state plan led by the Livestock Sanitary Board and the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry advances an intensive campaign against sheep scabies. Dr. R. S. Robinson reports progress with a west river flock inspection nearing completion and very light infection. Seven counties achieve TB infection rates under one percent after recent accreditation.
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Sbere
South Dakota
States Livestock Sanitary Board
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
R. S. Robinson
West River
Robinson
Calue
Bearding
Hamlin
Fall River
Washington
Washabaugh
Bennett and
Shannon
Wild plum seedlings show rapid growth under drought
Forest Service notes describe planting wild plum trees in May 1936 near Mitchell and the Dora Hegge shelterbelt. Seedlings produced in 27 months despite 1936 1927 droughts, with plants reaching 24 feet tall in four years from one year old seed. Mrs William Burns and daughter of De Smet visited Huron for business.
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Forest Service
Dora Hegge
Mitchell
William Burns
de Smet
Huron Aa
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Novor
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Hurens
South Dako
Darien
Peary
Horder Shay
Lemio
A. My
Hal
Aid
Ramain
Ain
Finner Conner
Tess C. Turns
Altus
Fy Watt
Cetake Byroo
Txchetter
Niko
aAvenua
Lake Byron Colony Yard
Cazh
Naie
Abel
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Ook Namen
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