Way Cleared For WPA Help On Shelterbelts In SD
State Forester explains a Washington policy allowing WPA labor to clear dead trees on public and private lands. Projects include tree removal, thinning, fencing, ground prep for planting, fire protection, disease and insect control, and windbreak creation. Marshall County leads in proposed efforts with local requests to the WPA to draft a project plan.
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Huron. S
Brookings
WPA
Washington
Frank J. Rockwell
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Misasari
Rockwell
South Dakota
United States Forest Service
Marshall County
Gale Peppers
E. A. Ortmayer
Aberdeen
Glen Johnson
Mitchell
Teppers
Johnson
Rockiwell
Fresh Enrollment Rise Expected at State College
Freshmen enrollment at State College is anticipated to rise by as much as 67 percent this fall after a pre-registration check. Registrar D B Done reports 381 transcripts on file at the eleven-day mark, up from 831 last year. Housing plans urge Brookings residents to offer rooms as dormitories near capacity, with a three day orientation for new students starting Sept 21. Dean G L Brown leads the orientation with student committees from Blue Key and Sigma Lambda Sigma. DeanVivian Y Volstorff notes housing for women is tight and annex assignments are in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B
Brookings
Mew
G. L. Brown
Blue Key
National Senior Men's Service Fraternity
Sigma Lambda Sigma
National Women's Service Security
State College
Vivian Y. Volstorff
Mrs. Bender Honored By Hitchcock Women
Hitchcock and the New Deal Bridge Club entertained Mrs. Lucille Bender as guest of honor at Mrs. George Armstrong’s home. Three tables played. prizes to Mrs. H Colion and Mrs. Lee Armstrong. Gifted sendoff before Mrs. Bender and daughters Donna and Joan departed for their new home in Gackle North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Gackle
N. D
Initiation Night at Willow Lake High School
Willow Lake freshmen prepare to perform the school song and showcase talents at an initiation party this evening. Mrs Hasvold III in St Lawrence reports a mumps illness keeps her home, with sister Josephine Toftaf of Marshall assisting. Mrs Adolph Tyler in Sioux Falls hospital set for major surgery today after a period of confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Willow Lake High School
Hasvold
ST. Lawrence
M. P. Hasvold
Josephine Toftaf
Marshall, Minn
Adolph Tyler
Sioux Valley Hospital
Sioux Falls
Mir. Tyler
Tuesda
Revival Meetings to Conclude in St Lawrence
Special revival services held at the tabernacle in St Lawrence will end on Sunday September 25. The meetings are led by Rev. B. M. Kuhn of Chehalis Washington, bishop of the Federal Field Gospel Churches of America.
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ST. Lawrence
Tabernacle
B. M. Kuhn
Chehalis, Wash
Federal Field Gospel Churches of America
Local Girls Depart for Aberdeen College Enrollment
Or ville and LaVonne Brugger Evelyn Lucille Rocher Marjorie Winifred Ames and Ida Joseweski left Sunday for Aberdeen to enroll as students at Northern State Teachers College.
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Tulare
Orville
LaVonne Brugger
Evelyn
Lucille Rocher
Marjorie
Winifred Ames
Ida Joseweski
Aberdeen
Coltege
Three Million Added To S. D. Revenue From New Taxes
Pierre Sept 14 New Texas legislature tax changes boosted state receipts by more than 3 million dollars in the first year according to State Treasurer W H Hinselman The 2 mill general property levy payable in 1938 yielded 1 401 803 79 The 10 percent gross liquor tax brought in 386 851 52 Beer stamp taxes rose 0 percent to 359 209 99 The 50 percent bump in liquor stamps yielded 469 778 3 last year Sales tax climbed 40 percent to 3 718 191 62 The ore tax rose 50 percent to 750 262 77 Vehicle sales produced 314 544 43 Receipts totaled 9 013 90 last year and 750 262 77 the prior year The combined yield from the new and old taxes was 87 868 394 79 before the increases beer liquor sales and excise taxes produced 4 404 715 42
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Pierre
W. H. Hinselman
Kinsk
Stuelpnagel Heads S D Poultrymen
Stuelpnagel a Yankton poultry dealer was elected president of the South Dakota Poultry Improvement Association at a meeting held at State College. He succeeds retiring president Co B Newcomb. New officers include W E Whittemore vice president and M Simonson secretary treasurer. M W Buster USDA poultry coordinator attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruuridws
Orp
Stuelpnagel
Yankton
South Dakota Poultry Improvement Association
State College
Co. B. Newcomb
Arington
W. E. Whittemore
Esterline
M. #. Simonson
Brookings
Clarence Peterson
Gettysburg
Newicomb
Whittemore
M. W. Buster
United States Department of Agriculture
National Poultry Improvement Plan
Presbyterian Guild Holds Regular Meeting at Titchcock
The Presbyterian Guild met in the church parlor Thursday afternoon with ten members and ten visitors present. Plans were discussed for a chicken dinner and Mrs. John Miller, Mrs. Allman and Mrs. H. C. Frey were appointed to set the date and arrange other details. Mr Lulu Swarts and Mrs Marguerite Phillips served lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Presbyterian Guild
Titchcock
Presbyterian Guild
Churen
John Miller
Allman
H. C. Frey
Lulu Swarts
Marguerite Phillips
Stout And Vance Reach Accord On Cooperative Agreement
Secretary of Agriculture Gordon Stout announced a cooperative agreement between R W Vance state seed commissioner and the South Dakota Potato Growers Association to conduct inspection and certification work for the potato industry. The arrangement will also extend to the South Dakota Crop Improvement Association and use funds for inspection tags seals and office expenses through the 1998 crop season. Signature by Vance and John Noon of the Potato Growers Association is in place awaiting Governor Jensen and the board of regents approval. Stout said the process involved several group meetings and that the expanded cooperation will enhance seed office services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stout
Vance
John Noonan
Potato Growers Association
Jensen
Board of Regents
Centrow
Board of Repents
Pers Stout
Court Refuses To Act On Aid Appeal
The court rules Benjamin Wood of Sioux Falls has no standing in circuit court until all remedies with the Social Security Commission are exhausted. Judge L J Wall notes Wood was denied aid due to other resources and appeals directly to circuit court bypassing required steps.
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Sept. de
Benjamin Wood
Sioux Pulls
Lusius J. Wall
Attorney, General's Office
Wood
Social Security Department
Circuit Court
Commission
Golden Wedding Celebrated by Alpena Residents
Alpena on September 14 special report: Mr and Mrs Peter Losing surprised after church to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. A dinner, program with songs and poems by Anna Losing and grandchildren followed. Minister Rev Albert Reintanm gave a short talk. A cash gift in a golden envelope closed the event. Attendees included multiple families from Barriet S D Oliver S D Wessington Springs and Cornada among others.
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Alpena
Peter Losing
Anna
Albert Reintanm
Jacob Picifer
Barriet
S. D
Fred Herr
Oliver
Martin Wenz
Famty
Jacob G. Webber
Solomon Schimke
Wessington Springs
Henry Losing
Stinn Tluether
Cornada
Ises Lydia
Anna Losing
Albert Reiman
Alpen
Orient High School Starts Library Club
Orient Sept 14 Special A library club was organized by students of Orient high school this week. Head librarian Maurine Ruhlman will be assisted by Madeline Shult. Members include Milton Eggerling Margaret Gebhard Esther Hagen Evelyn Anglin Virginia Egegerling Betty Shaeffers Monica Shulse and Billy Conway. They check books and magazines in and out and help select new books. Miss McKinnan is the advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient High School
Orient
Maurine Ruhlman
Madeline Shult
Milton Eggerling
Margaret Gebhard
Esther Hagen
Evelyn Anglin
Virginia Egegerling
Betty Shaeffers
Monica Shulse
Billy Conway
Miss McKinnan
Drew and Miss Lewis Visit Black Hills Weekend
Mr and Mrs R J Drew host Miss Beatrice Lewis a house guest recently spent the weekend in the Black Hills. Miss Lewis plans to return soon to Des Maines home.
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Hills Highmore
R. J. Drew
Beatrice Lewis
Drew
Black Hills
Miss Lewis
Mrs. Drew
Des Maines
Sewing Club Meeting at Mrs. Preston's Host Home
The Help Gne Another Sewing Chal met at Mrs. Ethel Preston's home with about 12 members. They completed a quilt for the Methodist Aid Society and enjoyed lunch. The October meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Walter Eisenbraun with Hazel Reimath assisting.
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Sewing Club
Hitchcock
Ethel Preston
Methodist Aid Society
Walter Eisenbraun
Hazel Reimath
New Elevator Manager Named for Orient Plant
Sept 1 Orient reports Merle Davis has been appointed manager of the National Atlas Elevator and began his duties immediately. He expects to oversee daily operations and coordinate maintenance with staff across the facility.
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Rockham
Merle Davis
National Atlas
Orient
Teachers Institute Held At Gettysburg
Milton F. Tostlebe and E. K. Baillie of Northern State Teachers College led the Potter County Normal Institute in Gettysburg. Friday and Saturday saw 52 teachers attend with speakers including Mrs Hazel V Peterson and Alice Curlberg among others.
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Gettysburg
Milton F. Tostlebe
E. K. Baillie
Northern State Teachers College
Potter County Normal Institute
Ethel Hartman
Potter County Superintendent of Schools
Hazel.v. Peterson
Alice Curlberg
Palmer
Thornton Family Return From Six Weeks Trip
Dr and Mrs H J Thornton and daughter Norma of Highmore with Mr and Mrs H P Hemmingson return from a six week journey through New Mexico Colorado and Utah. They traveled via Yellowstone Park and the Black Hills then head to Iowa for the river opening.
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Highmore
H. J. Thornton
Norma
Town
H. PF. Hemmingson
Sattre Gay
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Black Hill
Thorntons
Iowa
Thornton ¢Et
Department of History
Furonites Go To Sailor In China
Albert D. Clemens, a U S Navy sailor in China, receives The Evening Furonite via his mother Mabel J. Clemens sending papers in batches. Mail is forwarded from San Francisco to soldiers in the Yangzed Patrol aboard the U S Manocacy, a vessel blockaded by Japan.
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Albert D. Clemens
U.S. Navy
China
Clemens
Mabel J. Clemens
Ohio Avenue
San Francisco
U. S
Miss Anna Goldsmith Returns to Normal Illinois
Miss Anna Goldsmith returns to Normal Illinois to resume her teaching position after two weeks visiting her parents. Mrs Une Ellis accompanies her and will visit in Tlingis for several months.
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Illinois Highmore
Anna Goldsmith
Normal
Une Ellis
Will
Tlingis
Ceiling installation in public school enters final phase
Workmen progress on a new ceiling for the industrial arts room this week. After completion the ceiling will be painted by students from the industrial art classes, marking a cooperative project between staff and pupils.
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Northwest Finance Co
Nat! Bank
Huron
Ati
Itv
Firestone Corner
Fifth & Dakota
Auto Supply & Service Store
Secretary of Agriculture
Teachers Institute
Ariana Dennison
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