Jensen Charges Roddewig Again In Gubernatorial Race
HOT SPRINGS Sept 2 Ledie Jensen Republican candidate for governor challenged Clair Roddewig Democrat for attorney general over payroll figures. Jensen accused Roddewig of misstating highway department employee counts by omitting part time workers and said current payroll numbers place the state payroll at a historic high.
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Hot Springs
Ledie Jensen
Clair Roddewig
Highway Department
Jensen
Roddewig
Berry
Division of Employment and
State Auditing Department
Highway Commission
Siefken Family Relocates To Martelle Iowa Farm Work
Mr and Mrs Slerman Siefken and daughter moved from their home for Martelle Iowa where they will work on a farm. E W Pate hauled the household goods and the family traveled by truck. A farewell gathering with Zion Lutheran church and Ladhsa Aid members presented a quilt and bed spread to the family.
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Siefkens
Martelle
Iowa Lane
Slerman Siefken
Dauglars
Ladhsa Aid
Bancroft Schools Open September 7
Bancroft public schools will open on Monday September 7 under Supt Clarence Monfore. A dormitory will operate in the hotel building with Vincent Derschied as dean of boys. a dean of girls to be chosen. Cooks include Mrs. William Schlender Mrs. Louise Dirksen and Mrs. Minnie Funersteran. Mrs. Buzeyn is laundress and L. We Wekenthein janitor. Some high school students plan to live at the dormitory.
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Bancroft
Bancroft Public Schools
Clarence Monfore
Vincent Derschied
William Schlender
Louise Dirksen
Minnie Funersteran
Buzeyn
L. We. Wekenthein
Bushfield Attacks Study Course For Secondary Schools in State
Harlan J. Bushfield state Republican chairman denounces a 1934 Social Studies course for South Dakota secondary schools as pro New Deal propaganda tainted by communistic ideas. He cites authorship, praise of Roosevelt policies, and calls for politics to be divorced from education.
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Bushfield
CCC
South Dakota
Department of Education
United States
Russia
Moscow
Roosevelt Bushfield
State Department of Public Instruction
Roosevelt
NIRA
Bulow Will Speak At Catholic Picnic
Senator Bulow will address the St Anne's Catholic Parish annual picnic at Fishers Grove on Sunday with hall games races and other amusements promised.
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Bulow
Frankyfort
Senator Bulow
St Anne's
Fishers Grove
Labor Day Broadcasts Feature Leaders From Labor Groups
Labor leaders William Green of the AFL and John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers will speak via NBC and CBS from Knoxville and Washington. Secretary Perkins in Bowton, with other addresses from Washington and London. Program listings include diverse music and drama on NBC CBS and WIZ WABC stations, with plans for Thursday and Friday features.
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C. E Butterfield
Central Standard
New York
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Knoxville
Tenn
NBC
CBS
Perkins
Bowton
John L Lewis
United Mine Workers
Washington
Weekend visit at the Gassards Rockham home
Mr and Mrs Frank Duffy and their son from Holabird spent the Labor Day weekend with Mrs Duffy’s relatives Mr and Mrs William Gassarc in Rockham.
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Rockham
Sept. Seles
Chester, Ness and Son
Erwin Buss
Gassards Rockham
Frank Duffy
Holabird
Carol Thomas Visits Rockham in September
Miss Cora Thomas of Miller spends several days visiting relatives and friends in Rockham and vicinity. Buddie Gassard spent last week at the Chester Thomas home in Miller, reflecting small town visits in the region.
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Carol Thomas
Rockham
Miss Cora
Thomas of
Miller
Thomas Bome Rockham
Buddie Gassard
Chester Thomas
Change in St. Lawrence Faculty After Resignation
St. Lawrence notes a faculty shakeup after the sudden resignation of Miss Gartland of Eamand who was hired as a commercial teacher. LeRoy Deeling moves to the high school department from the fifth and sixth grade position. Mrs Dexting substitutes as the grade vacancy remains unfilled.
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St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence School
Gartland of
Eamand
LeRoy Deeling
Ywecher
Dexting
GOP Women Meet in Redfield Ahead of Campaign
Republican women of Redfield met to discuss campaign strategy for 1936. KL Bobb spoke on constitution origin, Mrs Hutchings on party platform, and Mrs Franz on relief problems. Mrs Coleman reported on the district Republican Women’s League meeting of Aug 1. Sunflower badges with Landon and Knox likenesses were distributed.
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GOP
Redfield
Redfeld
Repubean
KL. Boub
Hutchings
George Franz
Leonard Coleman
Republican Women's League
Ab— Leon
Landon
Knox
Anti New Deal coalition of women forms in Sioux Falls
A Mitchell meeting will organize a South Debate division of the Independent Coalition of American Women. Mrs Alice Jones of New York announces the effort to unite women from both parties against the New Deal. E T Meredith of Iowa is national chair. The coalition, formed at Toledo on July 1, backs Landon and Knox and says the New Deal harms recovery and self government.
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Fonn
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Independent Coalition of American Women War
Alice Jones
New York
Pric Ies
Miss Jones
E. T. Meredith
Iowa
Toledo
Landon
Knox
Uberty
Carthage High School Bus Service Noted for Esmond Students
Sept 2 special report notes Esmond area pupils attend Carthage High School with a bus furnished by Carthage to transport them in both directions. Sept 3 special reports Gordon Walker returning home after most of his vacation with relatives at Bigux Falls.
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Lawrence
Ladies Aid Society
Mra
Eli Riesland
Cartmace Hick Esmond
Mainy
Esmond
Carthage High School
Carthage
F. Esmond
Gordon Walker
Bigux Falls
Marvin Hughitt Hotel Opens in Huron After Years of Planning
The Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron marks its tenth year of operation opening Sept 1 after Elks Lodge 44 approved the project on July 10 1919. Built on Fourth Street and Dakota Avenue the seven story 105 room hotel cost about 625000 with exterior finished in early 1921 and interior work completed by September 2 1920. Jamison serves as manager since October 1920 succeeding George W Tyler.
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Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Ite Lfth
Docthwest
Huron Elks Lodge 44
Elks
Fourth Street
Dakota Avenue
Pioneer Railroad
Horon
Northwest
Inkiy
Mevin
Jamison
Howtery
George W. Tyler
South Dakota Farmer Checks Due Over 2.5 Million
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration said South Dakota participants in the 1935 crop reduction program have not received federal checks totaling more than 2.5 million dollars. The payments owed cover wheat reduction of 1,252,008 dollars and corn hog reduction of 250,000 dollars.
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S. D
AAA
Washington
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South Dakot
Karrs Visit Ree Heights In South Dakota Town
Mr and Mrs Bob Karr of Yankton drove to Ree Heights bringing Margaret Scott who attended summer school at Yankton. They joined Mr and Mrs Harry Flint to Wood and returned Sunday with Ruby and Myra Flint who spent the summer there.
Ellsworths Attend Alpena Area Family Reunion
My and Mrs Leslie B Ellsworth attended a family reunion at the Archie Hebron home near Alpena on Sunday. Bennie joined them after spending weeks in Alpena visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Bete Lehr.
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Bonilla
Leslie B. Ellsworth
Archie Hebron
Alpena
Bennie
Bete Lehr
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Spearfish
Difford Meink
Dave Long
Fred Ammons
Pat Houlihan
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One Man's Family
Wayne King Waltzel
T-Coll
Budd
WIZ
Jesse Crawford
WABC
Cavalcade of America
Burns and
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T—Kontelenetz
Institute of Human Relations
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Eugene Howard
Grant Park
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Curtis Bok
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Berlin
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Madrid
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