Wohlheter Favors Government Dam Plan for Farm Relief
Watertown candidate Vern Wohlheter, Democratic hopeful for South Dakota’s second district, endorses a Missouri River dam built by the federal government to provide permanent farm relief. He argues Congress has failed to deliver farm aid, pledges support for tariff reform, American Legion programs, labor, and a revised Federal Reserve system to aid small business. He positions the dam as a regional power source to boost markets, attract labor, and raise producer prices, urging action in Congress.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Northwest
Vern
Wohlteter
Congress
Republic of Pat
South
Dakota
Wohlheter
Wessid
Missouri River Development
Tienace
The
Power Trust
American Legion
Federal Reserve
Cemocrat
Pierre
Wohlheier
Anc
Missouri
Srice
Watertown Leader Endorses South Dakota Senate and Governor Wins
The Watertown leader highlights the St Lawrence deep waterway project but ranks it below the Missouri river plan. The platform closes by endorsing Governor W J Bulow for United States senator and Dal McCullough for governor on the rural credits commission.
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Watertown
Ia the Great
Graduatesing Teaching Posts for 1930-31
Vermillion April 2 Severe] students who will be graduated from the University of South Dakota are placed in teaching positions for next year according to Wm HL Berson director of the Teachers' Aptporiment Bureau. Aft. Wrage will teach science in Madison high school and Mrs Wrage will teach in the grades. Amos Tschetter Carpenter will be principal in Irwin high school next year.
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University of South Dakota
Ir Jime
Wm HL Berson
Hether
Siegele
Herried
Blimt High School
Batson
Hien Risk
Vermillion
Gary High School
Rebecca Mach
Lucille Walker
White River
Mildred Friese
Wolsey
Madison High School
Beatrice Drew
Highmore
Woonsocket
Gladys Dahlberg
Centerville
Louis
Ek Paint
Volga Residents Inspect Campanile
More than 70 Volga area residents attended a Sunday visit at South Dakota State College to inspect the Campanile and chimes. Lucille Lee a Volga High School student played the concert on the chimes while Ownel Bowers presented a report from Volga High School science classes to take back to the school.
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Volga
Volta and
South Dakota State College
Ios
Lucille Lee
M Cian
Ownel Bowers
Volga High School
Barber opening in New Witten Wellington fills need
Special says Carl Adel of this and that purchased a barber shop in New Witten South Pert Rota. Adel took possession March 27 after being employed at Gran berg barber shop here for the past months. He plans a home with his wife at year end and teaches at the local school.
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Wessington
New Witten Wellington
Carl Adel
New Witten
South Pert Rota
Mx Adel
Gran~ Berg
Morepos
Mire
Adel
Aoe
Toeer
Camp Sessions Set for Local Citizens Military Training
Beadle County officers announce to residents that Citizens Military Training Camp sessions will run from June 16 to July 3. Fort Lincoln, North Dakota, is slated as the regional site for South Dakota trainees, with potential transfers to other camps by special permission.
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Flanagan
C.M. TF. C
Magas Lee
Beadle County
Hue
Fort Lincoin
N.D
South Dakota
Joan Crawford Stars in Western Musical Montana Moon at Huron
Joan Crawford leads Metro-Goldwyn Mayer western musical Montana Moon with John Mack Brown Dorothy Sebastian Ricardo Cortez Cliff Edwards Benny Rubin Ker Dane Lloyd Ingraham. Directed by Malcolm St Clair from story by Sylvia Thalberg and Frank Butler. Music by Herb Brown Freed Grey Stothart. Filmed largely outdoors in the San Joaquin Mountains 200 miles north of Los Angeles at 5000 feet.
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Joan Crawford
Montana
Metro-Goldwyn~ Mayer
John Mack Brown
Dorothy Sebastian
Ricardo Cortez
Cliff Edwards
Benny Rubin
Kerl Dane
Lloyd Ingraham
Huron Theater
Malcolm St Clair
Sylvia Thalberg
Frank Butler
Nacio Herb Brown
Arthur Freed
Clifford Grey
Herbert Stothart
San Jacinto Mountains
Los Angeles
University Alumni Club To Hear James Vermillion
Herman C. James president of the University of South Dakota will deliver the principal address before the University Alumni club of Sioux Falls on April 3. This will be his twelfth appearance as a speaker since he became president in June 1923. He has spoken to many local groups including the State Chamber of Commerce Rotary Kiwanis Sioux Falls American History and Brotherhood clubs Cooperatives Congregations Women’s clubs Sioux Falls College and the local AAUW chapter.
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University Alumni Club
James Vermillion
Herman C. James
University of South Dakota
University Alumni Club of
Sioux Falls
James
State University
Commonwealth
State Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Kiwanis
Sir-Fany American History Club
Brotherhood Club
Cooperative Club
Congregations Wer's
Sioux Falls College
The
American Associaton of University Women
Name Teachers For Iroquois Vacancies
TROQUOIS April 2 Special The following teachers have slowed contracts cancies in the Inquais schools Genevieve Albright of Carthage 21 present attending Yankton college primary department Miss Gene ve Connor of Artesian fifth and sich grades Louis Bruhm commercist Miss Connor has completed two years work at Eastern Normal While Mr Bruhm whose home is at Vermillion has an A B degree from the University of Town
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Troquois
Inquais
Genevieve Albright
Carthage
Yankton College
Geneve Connor
Artesian
Louis Bruhm
Connor
Eastern Normal
Mr. Bruhm
Vermillion
University of Town
Federal Men Seize Moonshine Rigs In Sitka Raid
Federal Prohibition agents and Walworth sheriff raided the Kramlick farm near Sitka and found a 15 gallon still in operation 13 gallons of moonshine and 11 barrels of mash. Kramlick arrested. In Belle Fourche authorities seized the automobile of William J. Anderson with 46 pints of moonshine whisky. car confiscated and Anderson to state court. In Newell Butte county agents arrested W Tibadore and seized his automobile with 24 gallons of medicine wine to be tried in state court.
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Sitka
Sioux Falls
Prohibition
Walworth County Sherif
William Kramlick
Kramlick
Belle Fourche
William J. Anderson
Anderson
Newell
Butte County
W. Tibadore
Troquois Man Returns From Chicago Trip
H J Brown first operator for the C N W railroad returned from Chicago on Friday. He attended the Dakota division annual meeting of the OHT and was reelected division chairman for another term. He is the official delegate to the national ORT meeting in Los Angeles May 12. On return he visited Janesville Wisconsin and Madison Wisconsin with his brother and home folks.
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Chicago
Specia
H. J. Brown
Brown
Dakota Division
O.ht
Los Angeles
Janesville
Wisconsin
Madison
Iroquois Grade School Declaimers Finals Set
Iroquois grade declamatory finals scheduled Thursday at 7 30 pm in the school house. Entrants include Charles Armin Ovatory Martha Sullivan Lois Jordan Lois Armin and Francis Sullivan in humor and dramatics. Alice Ray Jordan Marie Brown and June Cameron from the high school district contest also appear. Judges are Gary Williams Ruby Williams and J M Humter. Public invited.
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Iroquois
Charles Armin
Ovatory
Martha Sullivan
Lois Jordan
Lois Armin
Francis Sullivan
Alice Ray “Jordan
Marie Brown
June Cameron
Weight and speed gains cut diesel engine size drastically
In eleven years the lightest diesel engine weight dropped from 65 pounds per horsepower to under three pounds per horsepower and speed rose from about 150 revolutions per minute to over 25,000.
Notice of Beadle County Primary Election in May 1930
The primary election will be held at all seven precinct polling places in Beadle County South Dakota on the Sunday of May 1930 from eight to six. Voters must be legally qualified and registered with party affiliation to nominate candidates for U S Congress governor and other offices and to elect party officers. Registration may be done in person or by mail at the county auditor. Voters who participated in the prior primary need not re register unless residence or party affiliation changed.
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Beadle County
South Dakota
Abe
United States Centor
Presinat
Notice to Contractors for Highway Work in Huron South Dakota
Sealed proposals for State Highway Commission work at Pierre to be opened April 9 1800 on site U S No 14 begins at Simmons Avenue Third Street Huron Ends at NE Corner Section 1 116. Work includes grading drainage structures with common and rock excavation concrete pipe and reinforcing steel totals and quantities listed for overhaul excavation and structure work. Proposals addressed to the State Highway Commission noted.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Highway Commission
Simmons Ave
Third St
City of Huron
State Highway Commission Seeks Bids Above South Dakota
South Dakota State Highway Commission calls for complete bid proposals by July 15 for road and bridge work. Instructions and standard 1927 specifications are available at Pierre and county offices. Bid security equals five percent of the gross bid. the commission reserves the right to reject any or all proposals.
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Stateway Commission
State Highway Commission
Pierre
3. D
Bona de
Deposi
Piarre
South Dakota
South Dakota State Highway Commission
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Wessington Isaak Walton League
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Bertram the
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Milady
Bertram Horshly
Er Tees
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Roy Housman
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