Parkston Jubilee Hosts Debates On New Deal
Parkston hosts a three day jubilee with a Monday debate on New Deal policy between Joe Bottum president of the State Young Republicans and Ellsworth Evans president of the Young Democratic Club. The event followed a banquet for 500 old settlers with speakers W E Hipple and A F Grimm.
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Parkston
Joe Bottum
State
Young Republican's Club
Ellsworth Evans
Young Democratic Club
W.E. Hipple
A. F. Grimm
Herbert Siegel Returns Blunt Blunt History and Band Instructor
H Herbert Siegel, music and history teacher at Blunt High School, arrived back in Blunt after completing both terms of summer school at the University of Colorado at Boulder.
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Herbert Siegel
Blunt
H.herpert
University of Tolorado
Bouldes
Fear to Remove Bullet in Spine
Seven year old Arthur Hageman with a 22 rifle bullet embedded in his spine remains confined to bed at Colonial Hospital Rochester as doctors evaluate risk of removal. X ray studies underway. officials fear extraction could cause permanent spinal injury though some movement has returned to his paralysed leg. Mrs F Coots of Ashton shifted to Rochester from local hospital last month.
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Redfield
Arthur Hageman
Colonial Hospital
Rochester
Jes
F. Coots
Ashton
Pharmacy Grads Are All Employed
Brookings reports that the 1936 State College pharmacy graduates all secured permanent positions by September 1 after commencement. Most joined or advanced with a large Cleveland area drug-store chain, with several others taking roles in South Dakota stores or returning to hometowns. A year of store experience is required for registration in the state.
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Brookings
State College
E.R. Berles
South Dakota Pharmacy Board
Ohio
Serles
Vernon Stea
Kidder
Cleveland
State College Pharmacy
Wayne Gasahl
Worthington
Minn
Madison
S. D
Clarence Wieczorek
Stickney
Redfield
Robert Trum
Hayti
Watertown
Lynn Light
Roscoe
Milbank
Edward Scharping
Arlington
Misa
Francis Steinwand
Lemmon
Maurice Hiatt
Winner
Ben Schwalm
Midland
South Dakota
Prospects Better In Blunt Vicinity
In Blunt Nebraska during August precip amounted to 2.50 inches with heavier totals nearby. Hoppers have abated since Aug 1 and a 0.67 inch rain brightened pasture prospects. Farmers sow rye, ship cattle, and buy limited feed. Orchard cites high costs, rye plan, and use of cottonseed cake as supplement while wintering foundation herds for next year.
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Blunt
L. J. Walker
Orchard
Atlas
Wyant Family Visitation Reaches Home in Ree Heights
Mrs. Ben Wyant and son Harvey with relatives at Sioux City journeyed to visit the Bruce Wyant home in Ree Heights. Mrs. Mike Wyant of Maskell, Nebraska, also joined the visit arriving Saturday.
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Wyant
Ree Heights
Ben Wyant
Harvey
Sioux City
Mike Wyant
Maskell
Neb
Bruce Wyant
Precipitation Above Normal in U S F Area
Sioux Falls reports end of August rainfall above the normal 2.69 inches due to May totals of 9.08 inches. July saw 0.80 inches and August 2.85 inches with the last days contributing about 2 inches. Year total moisture reached 22.41 inches versus the 19.18 inch average.
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U S. F
Sioux Falls
J. H. Bechtold
South Dakota
Highmore Sees Rainy August With Promising Feed
In Hyde county August total precipitation reached 3.30 inches per government records, June and July were drier while rain fell Sunday night in county extremes. Cane fields and grasshoppers are returning to feed after drought, including a 150 acre amber cane field planted in June by Sherm Sterner. Farmers plant rye hoping for fall and spring pasture with continued moisture.
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Highmore
Hyde County
W. Sussex
Sherm Sterner
Hyde
Sterner
Sain
Man Hurt Plowing on WPA Project in Sumper Township
Marvin Wherle of the Ewing farm west of Turton was injured Saturday while on the WPA project in Sumper Township. His plow struck a stone, causing a blow to the head that knocked him unconscious. He was rushed to Conde, where his condition was reported as not serious.
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Turton
Marvin Wherle
Ewing Farm
Town
Sumper Township
Conde
State Under Civil Service Job Quota
Washington dispatch reports South Dakota is listed among 40 states with fewer civil service positions than quota. The state is allocated 1221 federal departmental posts but has only 217 filled, while Iowa and Nebraska exceed their quotas. Quotas are population based and positions are charged against state totals as filled.
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Washington
South Dakota
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Iowa
Nebraska
Bureau of Printing
Navy Yards
Truck Depot Planned at Highway 37 Intersection
A roadside truck depot and service station is planned on Highway 37 near here. Howe ard Junking has secured a plot at the county road intersection northwest of town and will build approaches. The facility will offer truck servicing away from traffic a lunch counter and sleeping rooms and is expected to open about October 1.
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Turton
Highway
Howeard Junking
Tow
Redfield Teachers Dine With Gibson Hosts
Redfield teachers in the city school system were guests of Superintendent and Mrs. Gibson for a 6:30 dinner in the high school home economics room. High school girls served a nine course dinner at six tables then the group attended the Lyric theatre showing of Suzy as Ralph Blume's guests.
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Redfield
Gibson’s
Redfield City
Gibson
Dinmer
Enliré
Suzy
Lyric Theatre
Ralph Blume
Four New Teachers On Frankfort Staff
Frankfort school opens with large enrollment in high school and grades. New hires include Myra Satterlee English and glee club, Robert Casper athletic coach, Merrit Taisma commercial studies and dean of boys, Mrs Cowan Webster primary grades. Returning staff include Supt L H Peterson Theodore Troutman band instructor and grades seven eight, Ada Carey kindergarten and grades five six, Georgian Mao Luxton grades three four. Clifford Allen hired as janitor for the new school year.
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Ada Carey
Blunt
Georgian Mao Luxton
Redfield
Clifford Allen
Turton Public Schools Open With Full Enrollment
Turton Public Schools opened Monday with 42 students in high school and 49 in the grades. Enrollment nearly matches last year as plans continue to add two dormitories following last year’s approach.
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Turton
Nursing Section Proves Success
BROOKINGS Sept 2 The new nursing education department at State College already has two former students in responsible positions. Mrs. Rachel Hosle who earned the first degree last spring is now on the faculty at the Mary Lanning School of Nursing Hastings Neb. Miss Gladys Weiseth Colman a graduate of Sioux Valley Hospital School in Sioux Falls was a student last year and is now staff nurse at the Chicago Union clinic. The department plans a two year pre clinical course followed by hospital nursing study and two quarters of further college work for a degree in nursing education. Graduate nurses may enter college as sophomores and complete a degree after three years.
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Brookings
State College
Rachel Hosle
Mary Lanning School of Nursing
Hastings
Gladys Weiseth
Colman
Sioux Valley Hospital School
Sioux Falls
Chicago Union
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