Local Notes From Mitchell Area College Life And Visits
Vrancis Caee editor of the Phlireno osminn leaves Monday for Sioux Falls for the South Kukola Press association convention. Ruth Wilcox arrives to join the finishing department at Stair photo studio. George editor of the Kaylor Leader spends Sunday with his sister in a neighboring town. Mr and Mrs S. B. Morris return from California to Mitchell via Seattle trip. Leon McCarty, a freshman at an Ohio Wesleyan university, places in the intercollegiate prohibition contest at Brookings. Artin Goddard of state college wins. Mrs J L Gilmore departs for Elv elder to visit relatives.
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Vrancis Caee
Phlireno Osminn
Sioux Alls
South Kukola Press Association
Rue Meade
Mitchell
Stailtts
Phreno Cosmian
Yankey
Ruth Wilcox
Stair Photo Studio
CO. JP
George
Kayloreader
Glyde PorVore
Morris
Californa
Los Angeles
Sioux Falls College
J. L. Gilmore
Elvidere
S. W. White
Fuel Administration Allows Higher Coal Prices to Improve Quality
The United States Fuel Administration orders allow mine operators to add 20 cents per ton to government coal prices to remove impurities using special methods. Retail dealers will not be permitted to raise their prices beyond the allowances. State Administrator W. G. Biekerkaupl warns buyers to place orders for next winter to ensure steady production and prevent mine closures due to car shortages. The move aims to stimulate output and improve coal quality while keeping consumer costs in check.
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United States Rel Administration
Onerrors
W. G. Biekelkaupl
Del
Nover
Biekeraupt
Anthracite Coal Prices Set At 30 Cents A Ton
Article notes price of 30 cents per ton for all domestic sizes of anthracite coal from April 1 to August 31. Mr. Biekelhaupt urges farm planning for wood fuel, advising to begin spring work with crop needs and to repurpose waste wood into fuel for next winter.
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Biekelhaupt
Hove
Garden drive urged to boost Mitchell area crops
The Mitchell Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee calls for a big increase in home vegetable production to stock canner shelves and cut wartime costs. It urges more potatoes and sweet corn, plus garden plots on unused lots, with land offered at nominal charges and applications to the chamber secretary.
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Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
United States Food Department
Mitchell
Mitchell Chamber of Commmerce
Chamber of Commerce
Home Crown Foods
Gregory Porter Held On Forgery Charge
Sioux Falls April 46 a sensation arose in Bonesteel and Gregory county towns when J G Porter a Bonesteel business man and former Rosebud country resident was arrested on embezzlement and forgery charges. He was held under bonds of 1200 for trial in the state circuit court.
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Sioux Falls
Arpil
Bonesteel
Gregory County
J. G. Porter
Rosebud
Sail
The Woman Who Changed CHAPTER NXNNIIIL
A woman narrator recalls a luncheon with Mrs. Sexton and Evelyn that softens prior hostility. Mrs. Sexton subtly guides plans for a dinner party while warning secrecy, inspiring hope yet triggering renewed resentment at home.
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Signor Torretti
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Edo
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James
Jie
Clyde
Swift & Company
United States
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Illinois
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Wade
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ST Paul
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