Spink Auditor Reports County Finances in October
Spink County auditor Mrs Lyons reports 182 BS4 72 uncollected taxes and 99 124 07 of the total on the 1935 tax list. Cash on hand and in banks totals 64 003 44 with 43 316 06 in closed banks. Quarterly expenses include care of the poor and tree bounties 441 93 mothers pensions 1 343 50 Yankton hospital 2 396 00 and Custer Sanatorium 000 4 for September 30.
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Spink
Redfield
Spink County
M. Lyons
Yankton Hospital
Custer
Heinz Soup and Baby Food Deals at Local Store
The Huron store boasts unmatched food sales efficiency. This week Heinz soup at 2 for 27c and Heinz baby food at 3 for 25c, with a free can to any mother who leaves name and address. Quick Serve Beans offer ready pre-cooked Michigan navy beans and baked beans in twenty minutes at 9c per package.
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Huron
Michigan Navy
Head Lettuce Feature at Seper Head Market
In the vegetable department Seper Head sells crisp solid head lettuce. Local shoppers can find fresh produce highlighted as a featured item for the week.
No 10 Prunes Storewide Bargain at 23 Cents Per Can
A popular brand No 10 prunes are unlabelled below U S standard and offered as an exceptional buy at 23 cents per can.
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U. S
M JB Coffee Promises More Cups of Quality Brew
The M JB brand pledges to brew more cups of quality coffee in America. A four pound pail is offered at 1.05 dollars, highlighting improved value for households seeking better coffee.
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Coffee of
America
M JB
First Texas seedless grapefruit ships at six for 25c
The first shipment of Texas marsh seedless grapefruit arrives and is offered as six for 25 cents. A carload of bulk apples to arrive this week includes Delicious and Winesap varieties from the same shipper as last week’s car.
Linenized bathroom paper sale in four 15c cartons
A supplier advertises linenized bathroom tissue priced at 15 cents per carton. Each carton contains four rolls and the package includes 550 sheets per roll.
Hobo Day plans speed up at State College
Hobo Day excitement grows at State College with floats planned by every department, prizes for best float best stunt and cleverest moat. An alumni band joins the 10 piece military band as the parade nears a mile long and tickets set a new pre game record. The celebration dates to 23 years ago with Adams Dutcher credited for origin.
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Brookings
State College
Coughlin
Northwest
Maurice Vick
South Dakota
State
Kenneth Hayster
Creighton U of
Omaha
Adams Dutcher
iFresh Lead Honor Roll At Redfield
REDFIELD October 21 Speaau cresa mén won scholarship honors in the first six weeks of the term as 18.2 per cent of the class appeared on the honor roll. Juniors earned second with 18.1 per cent, with seniors and sophomores following closely at 13.7 and 15.1. Freshmen listed include Janet Chapman Evelyn Fleming Barbara Gleason Margaret Hansen Vera Hilckmeier Delphe Kissner Marie Lovold Eileen Lloyd Viola Marlow Matrice Olson Gladys Pearson Donald Pool Kenneth Seigling Lois Thomas Geneva Werthein. Second place juniors list Lyle Anderson Arthur Beckman Elizabeth Beekman Wyla Brown Ronald Campbell Beaty Christiansen Roberta Coxe Nadine Finnerty Ruth Hassell Gladys Kinchelee LaVonne Lueck Edessa Miller Robert Pennington Alice Schurch Mary Slaughter. Highest rating seniors were Florence Beckman Milton Buchholz Esther Peilman Marjorie Pribble Arline Reynolds Bertha Roeber Lucille Wagner Fred Wolf best sophomores were Dorothy Abramson Edna Bassinger Arlene Beckman Mary Burns Eleanor Coleman Celna Haider Mildred Meisen Donna Watson Donald Woodford Rosslyn Zarneke.
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Redfield
Cresamén
A. B. Campbell
Janet Chapman
Evelyn Fleming
Barbara Gleason
Margaret Hansen
Vera Hilckmeier
Delphe Kissner
Marie Lovold
Eileen Lloyd
Viola Marlow
Matrice Olson
Gladys Pearson
Donald Pool
Kenneth Seigling
jLois Thomas
Geneva Werthein
Lyle Anderson
Arthur Beckman
Elizabeth Beekman
Wyla Brown
Ronald Campbell
Beaty Christiansen
Roberta Coxe
Nadine Finnerty
Ruth Has
Pleas Entered In L B Federal Court Term
In Sioux Falls on October 22, four defendants pleaded guilty or were placed on probation. Charles Ceappeau Jr of Charles Mix County admitted theft of government property. Charles A Johns son of Kimball pleaded guilty to violating the federal quarantine act and received 18 months probation. Henry Van Roeket of Douglas County also got 18 months probation after a guilty plea to fraud under the Farm Credit Act. Henry Deknikker of Volga received 18 months probation for fraud in obtaining a government loan.
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L. B
Sioux Falls
Charles Ceappeau
Charles Mix County
Charles A. Johnsson
Kimball
Henry van Roeket
Douglas County
Henry Deknikker
Volga
Printing and journalism graduates take photo roles
Brookings Oct 22 Martin Walz Revilla former State College printing and rural journalism student named sports photographer for the Orlando Sentinel. Howard Fick Miller another 1950 graduate tours the United States as a freelance photographer. Both trained in a State College journalism course and were active in Rho Gamma Phi. Fick edited the Jackrabbit in 1935-36.
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Brookings
Martin Walz
Revilla
Ot State College
Orlando
Fla
Howard Fick
Miller
United States
State
Rho Gamma Phi
Fick
Urge Attendance At Farm Program Meets
REDFIELD Oct 22 Special Producers in Spink County and across the state were urged to attend meetings on the 1937 agricultural program. The State Agricultural Committee and Extension Service tabulated local suggestions and will discuss them in a second series of meetings. Farm and Home Week at Brookings Nov 9 13 will finalize recommendations. Scheduled meetings include Conde Oct 23 Ashton Oct 23 Brentford Oct 2 Turton Oct 2 Buffalo Hall Oct 28 Frankfort Oct 23.
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Redfield
Spink County
State Agricultural Committee
Extension Service
Brookings Aring Farm
Conde
Ashton
Brentford
Turton
Buffalo Hall
Frankfort
Mrs Holmstrom Freed On Oath In Alienation Case
Mrs Sophia Holmstrom, jailed since Oct 2 over a $17,500 alienation of affections judgment, was released after taking a poor debtor's oath following a three day hearing. Judge L I Fleeger ruled she may be freed until assets exist to satisfy the judgment. attorneys noted donations had funded her jail stay.
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Sioux
Falls
Sophia Holmstrom
Shere
Anna Lin‘nenbuerger
Holmstrom
State Supreme Court
Linenenbuerger
Fred Linnenbuerger
Ashley
N. D
Redfield Boy Hurt In Freak Accident
Edwin Mueller a Redfield high school student suffered severe cuts and bruises in a freak auto accident on Monday afternoon. He was riding in the back of a car on a cream can vase in the rear seat when the vehicle stopped suddenly and he lurched forward into the front.
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Redfield
Edwin Mueller
Edwin
Birth Report From Manchester on Sunday Morning
Manchester Oct 22 Special. Mr and Mrs Leland Muilenburg welcomed a son born Sunday morning. The note adds the child’s health as good. Earlier in the day a windshield incident caused cuts during removal attempts. a local doctor dressed the wounds and the patient is rapidly recovering.
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Muilenburgs
Manchester
Leland Muilenburg
Carlyle Extension Club Opens Year Meeting
In Alpena October 22, the Carlyle Extension Club held its first meeting of the year led by new chair Mrs Otto Kunze. Eleven members attended with two visitors. They planned a bakery sale at the Cooperative Store Saturday afternoon to fund a delegate to Farm and Home Week in Brookings.
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Alpena
Specia
Carlyle Extension Club
Gamble
Otto Kunze
Brookings
Edgar Knox
Reading
E. F. Gaulke
A. H. Meyers
Lane
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