Plan for 18 Institute Joint meeting of supt. near Mitchell
An afternoon and evening gathering of three county superintendents outlined plans for a joint institute to be held June 20 to 15 and linked to the first week of the Summer school. Ten counties near Mitchell will take part with instructors including Dr H P Patterson and Supt C W Tenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchel
Dief
Tia Kola Wesleyan University
Oitdte
Aurora
Brie
Burfato Eamsan
Louglas
Hanson Futehimsen Jerauld
Lyman
Sanhorn
Ho Po Patterson
Dakota Wesleyan University
C. W. Tenney
Libly Mont
Pop. Hyver
Stevens Point
Wis
Pannie Foster
A. Huff
Gedar Rapids
Jao
P May
Madison
S. C
Gravee RB Porter
Port Pierre
Tema Howland
Sigux Balls
Prat i
Ossaud Bridge
A. Smalley
Woonsocket
Benjamin Kaufman
Food Director Sets State Regulations On Wheat Flour Retail
South Dakota officials announce strict federal guidance on wheat flour sales for retail. The administrator outlines permitted substitutes and rationed quantities with meatless and sugar saving meals on specified days to comply with regulation.
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South
Dakeata
Wes Pernssin
Unite States
Pepsin
Tony
Strat iv
Sioux Falls Children’s Home Shelters 2339 With 26 Current Inmates
Superintendent Stuckeman of the South Dakota children’s home at Sioux Falls writes thanks to presidents for contributions to the home’s support. At writing, the home cared for 26 children, since establishment in a crate of 2980 received, with many placed in good homes. The home’s work has suffered during unsettled wartime conditions, forcing economy.
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Tela Leest Eeen
Stuckeman
South Dakota
Sioux Windts
Thiyti
T Ie
Sioux County commercial clubs urge governor call session
The Sioux halls Commercial Club and other chambers ask Governor Norbeck to convene a special session of the legislature to address conservation and distribution of food supplies and to provide state appropriations for famine relief rather than private contributions. The Chamber directors plan to discuss the proposal at their next meeting Monday.
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Sioux Halls
Norheck
Loreal Chamber of Commierce
Commander Reports Morality and Health Figures in Army Units
A military dispatch cites high morality rates among Cody troops and outlines health statistics for a division. It notes low pneumonia mortality compared with civilians, few typhoid cases, and describes training impacts, discharge rates, and unit performance in a period of severe climate.
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Sot Infante
Mininesota
Transon
Voth Infantry
Seuve Fire
Chat Pany
Fe Dawn
Machine Sun
Cat Pany
Mem Shurs
Mit
Twin Cities
Fire safety warning urges hydrants, pipes ready in deep snow
A state fire marshal warns South Dakota cities and towns of a grave risk of conflagration amid severe cold. Hydrants near grain elevators must be ready. frozen pipes impede firefighting. Do not use blow torches on oil soaked rags. wrap pipes with cotton cloth and boiling water, or call a plumber. Fire departments should ensure hoses nozzles and chemicals are instant ready.
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South Dakota
South Dakota Sailor Posts Notable Naval Record
South Dakota sailor Seiefleran Sence, known as Wildn aun Perma, served fourteen years in the United States Navy, sailed 600 miles on this visit, earned a first class sun pointers certificate, and will report to Great Lakes training station as an instructor after furlough ends.
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Gough
Perma
United States Navy
Centervidie
Old Tome
Trentie
Ile
Navy
Fuet Oil Here Averts Famine With Special Train Delivery
A special fuel oil train from Sioux City arrived at Mitchell Power Plant, easing a near famine caused by mismanaged freight yard delays. Milwaukee officials arranged transfer from the freight yard, enabling a ten day safety supply while awaiting additional shipments from southwestern fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Sherwood
Milwaukee
Wheat flour substitutes restricted under new federal order
Federal Food Administrator for South Dakota announces a list of substitutes not allowed for wheat flour under the new rules effective this week. Dealers urged to ship rye to Europe to aid Allies, with the base price of 2.20 per bushel maintained for the 17 crop as grain supplies move to the market.
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Pood
Federal
Santia Kuta
United States Road Administration
Voepreid
Peteorain
Europe
Ois Airis
Ainasencreases
Herreid
South
Deekola
Mir Herreid
Sioux Falls Man to Head Association
Sioux Falls man named to head state association of elevator operators after a convention. The secretary from Stolin Wales and district secretaries across Aberdeen Huron Vermilion and Watertown attend with plans to manage car distribution and cooperative efforts for grain shipments amid rail equipment shortages.
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Sioux Falls
Withertowin Ss. Tk
Holster
Stolin Wales
South Dakota Partners” Conperative Association
Elevator Miankeers
Anita
Hiatt Bey Fie
W. Strato
Plumboldt
Yinneers
HOM. Land
Aberdeen
Thomas Welly
Huron
Distriet
Ho Tl Weiner
Phonak Inston
Mitelbed
Watertown
Deneherty
Ehoaseman
State Mailroad Conmission
Dhe
Sovernment
Pamies
Nes Equipmiente
Seth Dakota
Alleged Pro German Ministers Arrested In US Case
Two ministers from Wisconsin and Iowa were arrested by a United States deputy marshal on charges tied to allegiance to Germany. The proceedings also named a pastor from the Methodist church as a supporter of German interests. A third minister faced related charges and was confined to the county jail, with transport to Sick Balls mentioned. The deputy marshal described the case as involving alien enemies and noted the men were to be interned pending further action.
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Assa
Comiplis
de Nia
MGNG
Siehiess Wold
Willentinch
Ss. Wlavel
United States
Lepinty Mirvstial
Diotitier
Chad Treat
United Shits Eeanel
Judee Niellotsan
Whee
Siven
Pion
Ued
Anderson
Coke Supply Crisis Stirs in Mitchell Demand Rush Hindered
A disrupted coal and coke market in Mitchell causes shortages as dealers report no supply at expected prices. Investigations show no coke availability at current or prior levels with prohibition hindering trade. Local chambers and committees seek official action to secure a relief rate before further shortages.
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Mitchiell
Hellhamiber
Cgonmierée
Vale
Milwaukee
St. Prank
Mitellett Deajeys
Ettech
Ettech Miter Pelirasis
Governor Norbeck Pushes Tax Reform Agenda in South Dakota
South Dakota Governor Norbeck outlines taxation reform aims to ease burdens on property owners and farmers, and to shift state costs toward corporate and utility development. He also endorses a power site program on the Missouri River to improve power, transportation, and statewide services, while urging broader land sales and state credits reform.
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Norbeck
Wit
South Dakota
Iirsi
Sularai Tel da
Tia
Missouri
Fpovernor
Wahota
Lincoln County Winter Corn Show Draws Big Interest
Farmers in Lincoln County plan a winter corn show with many exhibits and expanded prize offerings. A Red Cross booth will be part of the event at the county fairgrounds, highlighting community participation and efforts to raise funds and recognize outstanding corn crops.
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Tie Shaw
The
Red Cross
Vhs
Thas
Weiner
Funeral rites for Mas sipporah W Batety held at St. Maury’s
Funeral services for the late Mas sipporah W Batety were held Thursday morning at 10:30 at St Maury’s Episcopal Church. Reverend Will Vinevent officiated. Interment followed at Guadelind cemetery with pallbearers listed as A B Darling and others.
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Massipporah W. Batety
Phaarsday
Weeek
St. Maury 'S Episcopal Chorel
Willi
Guaeclind
A. WB. Darling
Taxation debate sparks farmer funding questions
The article discusses farmer tax payments and penalties, exploring how many farmers in the county may owe taxes and fines for delayed payments. It notes potential penalties, how much may be due, and whether farmers will face increased levies in the coming year as plans to raise revenue are debated.
Moonlight Lighting Planned for Mitchell Streets
Mitchell officials announce upcoming moonlight street lighting project to reduce costs. City manager cites potential savings and city-wide impact, with plans to avoid outages and improve nighttime safety during the dark season.
Woman Sets New Red Cross Record in Davison County
Davison County Red Cross reports record weekly output by the Women's Relief Corps. Members sewed 2 752 articles including 135 pairs of stockings and 75 scarves. Shipments to Minneapolis Headquarters, hospital bed shirts, towels, and more boosted local funds by 20 dollars.
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Davison County Red Cross
Colpbetoek Yar Wolly
Ehapler
Kishipen
Bellet Corps
Minneapolis
Wavison
Bhmson
Aigh Opwer
Menno Passes Reach France First On National Service
Fels 7 Edward Steneke and Ki BR Mesers are the first Menno Pass to reach France on national service. Relatives and friends have been advised of their safe arrival.
Community Concert Delayed by Hall Improvements
The community concert planned for the fourth Tuesday is postponed to a week in February due to unfinished city hall renovations. Chairman J Bowen says the new stage and lighting will be installed, with Wells and Bowen noting a possible combined program with another community event.
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Teal Suiditoriun
J. . Bowen
Elaine
Mier Wells
Livor Wells
Quel Iia Bowen
Pann
Many Mitchell People At California Resort
Mitchell residents travel to Southern California for a spring trip. Among those in Los Angeles and nearby Willow Grove they socialize with friends and seek rooms or a temporary home. The report highlights a large gathering of Mitchell and Davison county people visiting Los Angeles, San Pedro, and nearby aviation training centers while noting Army Navy and aviation presence.
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California
Dix
Mitchell
Los Angeles
Miry
Los Neeles
Morris
South Dakota
Willow Grove
Neeles
Mivny Mitchell
Edith Bauehman
Hazel Weynolds
Gassem
Ko Vepmitre
I. Bielwell
San
Vickers
Mir
John Traces
Juml
Porteous
Losneeles
San Livends Tulbat
San Vien
Army
Navy
Santes
Titular Games Played Here Titular Games Played Here
Cagely Wishige of the Kiel school announced today that the high school basketball tournament for this district will be held at Morehett Lone, with a championship series in Wis yeni Pham ft Pare Ves. Teams enter a district tourney to determine who advances to state play. Preliminary rounds start soon, with finals the next day.
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Cagely Wishige
Kiel
Diaren
Wis
Penel
Astitel
Wiven
Gare
Tharmberlain
Fulton
Viexandria
Bridgewater Woonsocket
Milter
Armery
Wessington
Trains Annulled to Save Coal amid Weekend Shortage
Rail service on the Milwaukee system canceled a westbound train Saturday night due to coal shortages and high travel. The eastbound train departed as scheduled, with passengers including Mr and Mrs RR O Raines traveling to Masonsby for a family funeral in Mitchell.
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Walotai
Puassemen
RR. O. Raines
Masonsby
Ian
Davison County Oversees Salvation on Smileage Campaign
In Davison County the Militiary Entertainment Council’s Smileage allotment appears oversubscribed with about 600 to 700 dollars worth of books sold. School girls helped, placing at least 116 books after after school tours. Across eight counties nearly 32 000 dollars in books were reported, with managers listed for Aurora Armour Wyndall and others.
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Dayvison
Miitary Entertainment Council
W. Downey
Willi
William Roy Ronald
Camaugn
Aurora
BR. G
Bakewell
Plankinton
Douehis
Ft. P
South Dakota
No Call Seen for Special Session by Governor Norbeck
Fr. C Hoffman of Davison County says a special session is unwarranted and notes limited work to justify the cost. He cites twine plant funds, prison operations, and farm labor issues as insufficient for a session. Attempts to reach Rep. Arthur Miller and Senator Charles Boreson for remarks were unsuccessful.
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Norbeck
Fr. C. Hoffman
Davison County
Noarbeek
Mr. Hoffman
Council of Defense Holt
Pally
Sociolones
Railroads and government push settlers into South Dakota lands
Rail lines and the U S government plan a major drive to attract settlers to South Dakota this year. Immigrant groups from Chicago territory and beyond will visit Mitchell at a special one fare plus two dollar rate for fifteen days. Land prices range from 50 to 75 dollars an acre, with strong Northwest interest, aided by railways and agricultural departments. LaVerne and Roy Johnson of Elhan returned from a seven week Iowa visit. they were in Chicago during blizzards.
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United States
South Dakota
Vitelmey
Landseekers
Marel
Chicago
Mitchell
Northwest
LaVerne
Roy Johnson
Elhan
Iowa
Finais
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