Campaign speech mocks councilor in nightRidicule
In a remarks heavy with quips the speaker criticizes the Berry administration for high taxes and new funds. Jensen cites excess levies and minimal action by Governor Berry and accuses Green of overburdening the state to cover two years of government.
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Cuncilor
Maude
Berry
Jensen
Green
South Dakota taxes and funds questioned by Jensen
Jensen spoke at Spearfish and accused officials of misusing funds from gasoline tax, rural credit, and back taxes. He claimed $6 million from the tax over four years and questioned how the governor carries unspent liquor and other income. He urged transparency as bond retirements rose and expenses mounted. He planned to travel to Buffalo County afterward.
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Berry
Federal Land Bank
HOLC
South Dakota
Jensen
Speerfish
Deadwood
Buffalo County
Eleven On Honor Roll Forestburg Students Named
Forestburg notes honor roll for first six weeks with points for grades A B C and attendance. Seniors Ellen Kundert Lucille Largon Opal Larson Goldie Rickel Julia Shouber. sophomores Eugene Petesch Barbera Shouber. freshmen Charles Briggs Helen Larson Jeanette Lyftogt Mary Jo Morse named on the list.
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Forestburg
Ellen Kundert
Lucille Largon
Opal
Larson
Goldie Rickel
Julia Shouber
Eugene Petesch
Barbera Shouber
Charles Briggs
Helen Larson
Jeanette Lyftogt
Mary Jo Morse
Mrs Velde Lunds Named County Nurse for Potter
Mrs Velde Lunds of Lebanon has been appointed county nurse by the county commissioners. She will carry on work similar to the previous county nurse whose time ends.
Federal relief nurse program details disclosed
Mis Lunda began work on October 15 under the FERA and a federal security act. The county nurse program operates through the state board of health and is financed jointly by the federal government, state and county. Funds are appropriated to July 1, 1937. Mrs Lunda is a graduate nurse from St Lukes Hospital Aberdeen, class of 3.
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Fera Vetup
Mis
York Extension Club Meets At Mrs Roberts Home
In St Lawrence on October 22 the York Extension Club gathered at Mrs C Roberts home. Members answered roll call with an Indian name and enjoyed a vocal and piano solo during the music period. Reading chairman Mrs Glenn Rass announced the year’s biographies and discussed forthcoming topics. The afternoon featured a reveal of the Happy Helpers lineup chosen last year with new names added for the coming year. Christmas demonstration gifts were presented by Mrs Chris Lanz and Mrs Sylvia Hanks, and lunch was served by Mrs Chris Lanz.
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York Extension Club
ST. Lawrence
C. Roberts
Avis Linn
Glenn Rass
Reading
Chase
Chrie. Lanz
Sylvia Hanks
Chris Lanz
All day meeting planned by local club leaders
Mrs. Louie Lanz and Mrs. Roy Bunning announce the next gathering will be an all day event at the home of Mrs. Alex Linn, inviting members to participate in the upcoming activities.
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Louie Lanz
Roy Bunning
Alex Linn
Doland Plans For Homecoming Fete
Doland outlines Armistice Day Homecoming plans with a noon hot lunch for visitors and alumni, a parade and snake-dance led by the high school band, a football game between Wheelers and Wessington, and a night program of comedies and vaudeville followed by a downtown dance. Organizations joining include the high school, Commercial Club, firemen, American Legion, Legion Auxiliary, and High School Alumni Association.
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Doland
Commercial Club
High School
Wheelers
Firemen
American Legion
Legion Aucillary
Legion Organizes Andover Post No 258 in South Dakota
Andover in South Dakota forms a new American Legion post. Post No 258 chartered by National Headquarters arrives at department offices. Charter lists 15 members with Nick Debitzania named temporary post commander.
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Andover Watertown
American Legion
Andover
South Dakota
Indianapolis
Nick Debitzan
Snow Falls in Gettysburg on October Morning
Gettysburg reports its first snowstorm of the season starting Tuesday morning. Rain and sleet gave way to snow about 4 a.m. and continued for an hour, with the snowfall totaling roughly two inches by 7 o'clock.
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Gettysburg
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