Farmer Killed In Car Upset Near Lake Preston South Dakota
Ralph Maynard, a 45 year old farmer southeast of De Smet, died when his car tipped on a curve six and a half miles north of Lake Preston on the Erwin Lake Preston road. His two daughters Louise 14 and Anna 16 were with him. Anna was driving and lost control on a downhill curve. Mrs Maynard remained in Canton with other relatives after the illness and death of her father. Surviving besides Mrs Maynard are seven other children. Dr Rozendal of Lake Preston declared the death instantaneous.
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Canton
Maynard
Armistice Day Vote Planned By Local Churches
Turton Oct 31 Congregational church to circulate unsigned ballots for Armistice Sunday data gathering. Plebiscite sponsored by Council for Social Action asks six pacifist and antiwar options plus occupation, church membership, and other questions. Ballots will be sent to state and national offices to gauge public opinion.
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Turton
Specia
Congregational Church
Council For Social Action of
Congregational and
Christian Churches
United States
New York
The
For Social Action
Pestis
Little Change In Sales Tax Returns In Dakota
Pierre October 31 A revenue from Dakota's two per cent retail sales tax for September was reported to pay as 239155, virtually the same as receipts for the first two months of its installation. The new law effective July 4 produced 238237 from July business and 9609 for August, records of Tax Die r W C Welsh show, as the income increases, the eo will fall short of the 3,000,000 annually which officials originally estimated few would produce.
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Pierre
Butts Dakota
W. C. Welsh
Ree Heights P. T. A. Adopts Nine Point Program
Ree Heights October meeting in the school auditorium presided by President Kathryn Spiers adopted the nine point program prepared by the program committees chaired by Lucia Lewis. Elva Scott led the educational section, Ronald Henson and A. Y. Nicholas the music. Charles Beranek organized a clever stunt. Twila Bickel and Thelra Indail hosted the social hour. Judges Miss Voas, Mrs. Etta Wareing and Aaron Burre attended refreshments by the second division.
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Ree Heights
Parent-Teachers Association of
Kathryn Spiers
Lucia Lewis
South Dakota
Elva Scott
Ronald Henson
A. Y. Nicholas
Charles Beranek
Twila Bickel
Thelra Indail
Miss Voas
Etta Wareing
Aaron Burre
Forestburg U S Making Growth Sunday School Meeting
Forestburg reports the Rubert Union Sunday school holds regular Sunday services at 8 30 oclock at the Rubert Schoolhouse Oxeida township with 45 enrolled. An all day service included a picnic dinner to honor Superintendent and wife Mr and Mrs Barber departing for California. Local ministers Rev DeKoning and Rev Thomas attended. Delores Thomas of Artesian visited.
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Forestburg
Rubert Union
Rubert
Oxeida
Barber
California
DeKoning
Nince
Madison
Thomas
Delores
Artesian
Forestburg Welcomes Rapid City Family for School Start
Oct 31 Forestburg special report notes Jaze E and his two daughters Joyce and Darlene from Rapid City arrived Sunday morning to live with their aunt Mrs Richard Ohi son and attend school. Mr Hoisington left Sunday evening for the CCC camp at Chamberlain due to Rapid City camp closure.
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Forestburg
Jaze E
Joyce
Darlene
Rapid City
Richard Ohion
Hoisington
CCC
Chamberlain
Final Figures Show State Seven To One For Corn Hog Set Up
Nonofficial returns from the corn hog referendum indicate South Dakota farmers favor an adjustment program like the expiring one by a seven to one margin. A tabulation from the extension service tallies 34,047 votes, up seven percent from the previous year. Among contract signers 31,309 voted yes and 4,234 no, with 2,217 yes and 1,437 no among non signers. About 66 percent of signers and 36.6 percent of non signers voted. Officials call the result a strong endorsement of the AAA program in the state.
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Brookings
Ost
South Dakota
Extension Service
Corn Hog Program Carries In Sanborn County
The final count of corn hog ballots cast Saturday October 26 was tallied Monday by R. Trambower emergency agricultural assistant of Sanborn County. Results: 560 yes votes and 35 no votes. Three quarters of producers without contracts voted yes while only one fourth of non signers for 1935 voted no.
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Woon Sunes
Be Ok Opeciai
Allotment Comimines
R. Trambower
Sanborn Heounty
Erwin Juniors Stage Class Play Blain Sister
The Erwin high school Junior class selects the play Blain Sister to be directed by Miss Marian Wilson and Florence Kulik. Cast includes Gertrude Larson Ross Murphy Melvin Larson Jim Donald Hodges Beth Rose Jenson Jewel Margaret Sehanck Dorothy Roy Springer Neil Armor Milton Kussman John Webster. Performance slated for late November near Thanksgiving.
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Erwin
Thewin High School
Treble Clef Club Formed At Highmore Museum
The Treble Clef club, active in the school music department last year, has been reorganized and will begin work under Supt Borah. Member Miss Bonney O Brien left for another school, others include Helen Yeandle, Lois Tompkins, Lorraine Enger, Helen Gibbs, Virginia Atkinson, Lorraine Lake, Jeannette Noel.
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Ucs
Potter County farmers back AAA program in Potter County
Potter county farmers voted almost nineteen to one in favor of continuing the AAA program. Lyle J. Kennedy, county agricultural agent, says five hundred forty one contract signers voted yes while seven no, with twenty two non contract signers voting yes and two against. A large turnout showed the vote as a representative indication of producer support for the AA.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
AAA
Lyle J. Kennedy
Sand Creek Carnival Plans Stir School Event
Sand Creek Oct 31 Special plans outline a bilingual carnival at Sand Creek school for November featuring student participation in an assembly of humorous skits and musical numbers, a dance, a social, and a lunch served by the Glee Club. Also Wellington reports the Morning Star Rebekah lodge met with plans for a food sale to support the Past Noble Grand bazaar on Nov 2 and gifts were given as Daisy Bowman leaves for Hot Springs.
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Levey
Forestburg
Anderson Lumber Company
D. A. Levey
Nunda
Sand Creek
Sand Creek School
Glee Club
Rebekahs
Wellington
Rebekah Lodge
Hazel Hallback
Hulbert Building
Daisy Bowman
Hot Springs
Auction Bridge
Mildred Hutchinson
Miriam Gehring
Amelie Meyer
Ghost Bird Selected for Junior Play at Highmore
Oct. a1 Special. The junior class production for this year will feature Ghost Bird as the play. Try outs for parts have been held and Miss Delma Raynolds, the director, expects to complete the cast this week.
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Highmore
Ghost Bird
Delma Raynolds
Jerwald county men file for CCC camps report
Five men from Jerwald county filed applications in the local relief office for Civilian Conservation camps and will travel to Mitchell to report. They are Gerald Schwabauer Tom s Gormally Arnold Forst Virgil Beigh and Erwin. Church anniversary marks fiftieth year with notable speakers in Erwin Congregational.
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CCC
Wellington Springs
Specia
Jerwald County
Mitchell
Gerald Schwabauer
Toms Gormally
Arnold Forst
Virgil Beigh
Erwin
Wenn
Homestake Mine Pays Gold Levy in SD tax move
Pierre Oct 3 F1 The Homestake Mining company of Lead paid the state 1 3 4 2419 yesterday representing the four per cent tax on its July August and September gold production under South Dakota new mining tax law. The act operative last July. From its first quarterly payment the mine used its 50 000 ton deduction, exempting most South Dakota mines this year. Production was 354 069 tons valued at 4 774 1035, with 670 000 exempt, leaving 4 083 40515 taxed at four per cent. Welsh estimated annual tax about 730 000 if continued. The tax was controversial in 1935 with opposition from Homestake and other Black Hills mines.
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Pierre
Homestake Mining Company
Lead
South Dakota
Homestake
W. C.welsh
Homestake Ming
Welsh
New School Bus Delivered to Ft Thompson by Ray Brothers
A new 21 passenger steel school bus with heated ventilation and safety flash windows arrived at Ft Thompson. Government officials at Crow Creek Indian agency purchased it this week and delivered it through the Ray brothers. The bus is modern in every detail and supports local transportation needs.
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Ft. Thompson Highmore
Crow Creek Indian Agency
Ft. Thompson
Ray Brothers
Pardee Talks Giants Astride the Earth on KUSD Radio
A University of South Dakota chemist A M Pardee spoke on the station about the industrial chemical era. He described the current glimpse into advances during a radio program titled Giants Astride the Earth broadcast from Vermillion on October 30 at 9:00 p.m.
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Near Clark
Ree Heights P. T. A
Sanborn
Treble Clef Club
Erwin Congregational Church
8. W. Keck
Huron
Homestake Mine
Ft.Thompson
Jack Horner
Antacio
Baby Ed
Sabo
Standard Oil
Roras
Bence
Standard
Charec
Standard Oil Service
Stender Ol
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