Begin Drilling For Capital Water At Capitol
Pierre, Sept 2 4 The two months delayed drilling of a new water and gas artesian well is expected to begin today with Sterling Norbeck Redfield the successful bidder for the contract. Norbeck had notified State Engineer Dean W Loucks a drilling crew would go to work Tuesday. The well aims to provide a new water source for Capitol Lake and natural gas for a heating unit replacing one coal burner at the statehouse. Loucks estimates drilling would take 30 days, but gas installations may not be finished before mid winter.
Bets On Nebraska Outsells Quotas In War Bond Bet
Nebraska officials challenge other states in a one day war bond drive opening Sept 5. Gov Griswold bets Nebraska can outsell all 17 states by a larger percentage than any other state with a corn fodl hog and assorted farm goods. OPA cautions ration rules apply though a possible exemption might be granted.
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Nebraska
Dwight Griswold
Washington
OPA
Griswold
Edward J. Thye
Minnesota
Homer M. Adkins
Arkansas
John Vivian
Colorado
Buffalo
Idaho
Michigan
Kansas
Wisconsin
Hitchcock Schools Set to Open September 13
Hitchcock public schools reopen Monday September 13 under Superintendent Henry Marten. Registration in the morning, short afternoon classes. Alicia Noble of Woonsocket returns to teach English and music. Vivian Skarin teaches lower grades. Leora Meyer of Bonilla to teach upper grades and serve as dean of the girls dormitory. Boys to room in private homes and eat in the girls dormitory.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock Public
Henry Marten
Alicia Noble
Woonsocket
Vivian Skarin
Leora Meyer
Bonilla
Studies Move To Bar Library Proposal
Circuit Judge J F Hughes weighed an action to restrain Finance Secretary A B Blake from moving the state library into the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Building. Trial closed with testimony from the memorial commission minutes showing an April 6 1930 American committee recommendation to restrict use to service organizations and the State Historical Society and the commission adopting the Legion’s recommendation the next day.
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Bar Library
Pierre
J. F. Hughes
A. B. Blake
State Library
Sailors Memorial Building
Memorial Commission
State Historical Society
Legion
Hand Schools To Reopen Sept 6 In St Lawrence
St Lawrence schools set to reopen Monday September 6 with larger enrollment. Superintendent C Gilliland leads a faculty including R F Silwarm Miss Bray Mrs Cass Mrs Beard Miss Niederworder Miss Kundren and Miss Gamble.
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Hand
ST. Lawrence
Speria
5. C. Gilliland
R. F. Silwarm
Bray
Cass
Beard
Kellogg's All-Bran touted as solution to dieting and constipation
Readers urged to quit laxatives and try Kellogg's All-Bran as a safe, pleasant method for relief. Claims note high fiber content and benefits for digestion, with hydration advice and promotional emphasis on the product’s nutrition.
Kingsbury Schools Spend $100,722 in a Year
Kingsbury County rural schools closed the year with a balance of 54,505.18 on hand plus 2,100 in war bonds. Expenses totaled 100,722.80 while income reached 155,277.80. City schools, across nine districts, spent 180,138.59 with a 87,125.08 balance and 10,700 in war bonds. five districts were debt-free.
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Paul
Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
Iroquois
Badger
Bancroft
Erwin
Hand Teachers Attend Rural Institute in Hand County
The Normal Institute for rural teachers of Hand County will be held at the courthouse on September 10 and 11. Speakers include Dr. William Lang president of Yankton College Velma Clark Des Moines regional nutritionist Ruth Wheelock representing Lyons and Carnahan Chicago Cordelia Sherling state department Pierre and Breyten Maguire Wider Mitchell Local speakers Irene Miner Myrtle Puncochar R N Hand County public health nurse C R Winn Hand County war board N E Beers county agent Nellie McLoughlin home extension agent
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WiLden
Normal Institute
Hand County
Court House
William Lang
Yankton College
Velma Clark
Des Moines
Ruth Wheelock
Lyons and Carnahan
Chicago
Cordelia Sherling
State Department
Pierre
Breyten Maguire
Mitchell
Irene Miner
FSA
Myrtle Puncochar
R. N
C. R. Winn
Hand County War Board
N. E
Beers
Nellie McLoughlin
Musical program by Hazel pupils and Boy Scouts event
A campaign or community gathering will feature a musical program by Hazel pupils. Boy Scout Troop 12 of Miller will present the flag and lead the Pledge of Allegiance. Group meetings will discuss study plans for YCL declamatory contests.
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A. B Cahalan
Warfinance
Hazel
Spain
Boy Scouts of
Miller
Marcus Island and the Pacific war strategy
The Marcus Island base is a small yet vital Pacific outpost for Japan’s defense and offense. Its location 1,200 miles from Japan makes it a key listening post and air base, a hinge for a southern plus Aleutian offensive. The move would pressure Tokyo and test Japanese resistance, with occupation posing heavy challenges.
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MacKenzie
Marcus Island
Pacific
Japan
Southwest Pacific
Aleutian Islands
Burma
Ing. Marcus Island
Itis
Tokyo
Aif
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Food Stores Square
GROC
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Huron
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Morton
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SWAN
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Dak. Ave
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Hot Peppers
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Connell
Miller's Bran
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