South Dakota Votes On School Fund and Three Amendments
South Dakota voters will decide on Amendments C D and E affecting the permanent school fund the use of motor vehicle tax revenue and filling legislative vacancies The debate centers on Amendment C which would transfer debts and management of the fund to the state while opponents argue it shifts liability away from counties The plan proposes state control of land loans and bonds with adjusted interest rates and valuation powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Public Eines Department
Paricy
School and Public Lands Department
J. F. Frame
Burke
South Dakota League For Preservation of
G. Mosby
South Dakota Educcation Association
Association
E. W. Stephens
South Dakota Better and Safer Roads Association
Attorney General's Office
Adlerika Promises Quick Relief for Constipation
An old ad promotes Adlerika as a pleasant laxative for constipation with fast results. It claims proper action, easy use, and relief of cramps, urging readers to obtain it at Sherman & Mue Drugstore.
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A. W
Sherman & Mue
Supreme Court OKs Aurora Nominee For State's Attorney
In Pierre on Oct 31 the Supreme Court cleared Walter C Miller to appear on Aurora County ballots as the Democratic nominee for state's attorney. The court rejected Paul Bakewell's bid to bar Miller, ruling the timing of the objection to the nominating petition too late after Miller fled the petition last spring. The circuit court had earlier allowed Miller's name and the case went to the high court.
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Pierre
Walter C. Miller
Aurora County
Supreme Court
Paul Bakewell
Miller
Bakewell
High Court
St Lawrence PTA Study Group Met In October Meeting
The St Lawrence PTA study group met at the school house for the October meeting. Miss Tris Baade reviewed her tour of the western states and Mrs LeRoy Blanchard performed a piano solo. A discussion covered radio programs for children. Lynch was served by Mrs J LeMoin and Mrs Gladys Austin. Next meeting is November 13.
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St. Lawrence
PTA
St, Lawrence
Tris Baade
LeRoy Blanchard
Lynch
J. LeMoin
Gladys Austin
Bicknell criticizes training school and state policies
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lewis W. Bicknell told about 1,900 people in Aberdeen that judges avoid sending children to the State Training School because it is seen as a penitentiary, urged removal of the Board of Charities and Corrections, proposed a state department of labor, and attacked Bushfield’s economy claims and the rural credit bond deal as possibly corrupt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicknell
Aberdeen
Lewis W. Bicknell
State Department of Labor
Bushfield
Annual Hand County Picnic Held Sunday
The Hand County Pioneer picnic was held last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Jones. President C. H. William spoke. stories of early Hand County days were shared by Dayton Weeks Tom Kelly and others. Officers elected include President C. H. William Secretary Mrs. James Maghess Treasurer Miss Jessie Kintigh. The next gathering will be at the C. H. Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. William
James Maghess
Jessie Kintigh
C. H. Williams
Teachers Club Gathering At George Winter Jr Home
Miss Helen Carr entertained the Teachers Club at the George Winter Jr home last Monday evening. Problems were discussed and plans made for the morning school carnival. Scotchbridge was played at two tables with prizes won by Mrs. John Elvert and Miss Dorothy Allen. Lunch was served by the hostess.
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Teachers Club
Lane Lane
Helen Carr
Teachers’ Club
George Winter, Jr
Torning
Scotchbridge
John Elvert
Dorothy Allen
Frankfort PTA Meeting and Program in Oct Evening
Frankfort PTA met at Mrs. Ray Wilhelm’s home with Ruth Spink L H Peterson and W P Jones reporting on the state convention at Huron. Dr Waldorf of Redfield spoke on social diseases followed by vocal numbers by the faculty quartet L H Peterson Christian Bestul Francis Benson and Carl Lathrep. A social hour and refreshments concluded the gathering. The next meeting will be held one week earlier than usual.
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Frankfort
Ree Heights PTA Holds October Meeting Highlights
Ree Heights October PTA program featured a book review by Rev. John A Northrop on Man the Unknown by Alexis Carrel and a moving picture showing Homestake Mine operations. Vice-President Hoyt Nicholas presided in Mrs Paine's absence. next meeting date pending with the December 9 slot dropped due to a school board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
PTA
Parent-Teachers Club
John A. Northrop
Congregational Church
Alexis Carrel
Homestake
Lead
Hoyt Nicholas
Roger Paine
Esmond Club Halloween Party Draws Large Crowd
Esmond Extension Club members and families held their annual Halloween party at the town hall with a large attendance. Games and refreshments were enjoyed as part of the evening. Mrs Elsie Davis is listed as a club resident.
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Esmond
Esmond Extension Club
Elsie Davis
Farm Storm Destroys Chicken House West of Rockham
A severe storm last Sunday evening demolished a chicken house on Hans Therildson’s farm four miles west of Rockham. Several chickens and turkeys were killed in the incident reported from Rockham on October 31.
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Rockham
Hans Therildson
Visits at Wes sington Vale and Esmond Party Honors
Bernard Maass was a guest at Wes sington last Monday while Mrs Maass attended a gathering with Mrs Frank Coughlin in Jaron. Mrs HB Midler, leaving next week, was honored at an afternoon party at Esmond on Oct 31 with well wishers and guests.
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Wessington Vale
Bernard Maass
Wessington
Esmond
HB. Midler
Women Formerly Connected With School Call Governor Not Blame
Two women connected with Plankinton Training School urge that the governor and board of charities bear no sole blame for the school’s condition since 1887. They accuse South Dakota’s public and club women of the root fault, advocate separate boys and girls schools under trained staff and cottage living, and urge legislative action.
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GOP National Committee
Bushfield Pierre
Plankinton Training School
John E. Hipple
Pierre
Women's Investigating Committee
Paul Rowman
Board of Charities and Corrections
Republican National
South Dakota
Hipple
Rowman
Martha P. Faulkner
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Gunderson
Women’s Investigating Committee
Ferrar
Mulligan couple move to White to run new telephone office
Mr and Mrs Jack Mulligan departed Rockham on Sunday to take residence in White where Mrs Mulligan becomes chief operator of the telephone office. The Rockham exchange has been closed with the installation of the diet systems.
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Rockham Rockham
Jack Mulligan
White
Red Owl Huron Celebrates Grand Opening And Remodel
Red Owl in Huron hosts a grand opening and remodeling sale this week after extensive store alterations. The entire layout has been streamlined with rearranged checking stands and new lighting fixtures. A larger fruit and vegetable section was moved to the back. Jim Stienert oversees groceries and Ray Baltz leads the meat department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Owl
Huron
Jim Stienert
Ray Baltz
Community Aid Meets Wellington Elsewhere
Mrs F D Fitch and Mrs Lester Mill hosted Division No 3 of the Communist a Society at the Mitch home on Tuesday. Ten callers and guests planned a sale for Saturday. Miss Carol Cahalan attended and lunch was served at the close of the affair.
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Community Aid
Wellington
Lester Mill
Communist A Society
Mitch Home
Winoon
Carol Cahalan
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Harold S. Milner
Abby
Wall
Helen Mayes
Helen Hayes
Lipton
Tlipton
Ceylon
Favor
State College
Lyman E. Jackson
Ohio State University
South Dakota State College
Regents of Education
G. L. Brown
Jackson
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
North Dakota Agricultural College
Fargo
University of Minnesota
Supreme Court Okays Aurora
Ford
A.M. Wrouhart
Mercury
Lincoln
Zephyr Sales & Service
Hand County
Tulare Tulare
John Trier
Amos Trier
Charles Keller
Hazel
George Keller
Hayti
Peter Yeager
John Dragseth
Redfield
E. A
Alpagora
Ameri
Osborn
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