Culver Leaves For Washington To Attend Farm Conference
Culver a Beadle County representative and Beadle County Farmers Union envoy left for Washington to attend a national Farm Conference called by President John A. Simpson. He carries Beadle County Farmers Holiday resolutions and papers including a Virginia bond found with a Civil War veteran’s effects. Culver plans bond investigation and may be gone three to four weeks visiting Erie Pennsylvania before returning with updates.
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Burton Culver
Richland Township
Beadle County
House of Representatives
Washington
John A. Simpson
The
Farmers Union
Culver
Beadle County Farmers Union
Beadle County Farmers Holiday Association
South Dakota
Congress
Commonwealth of Virginia
al Temperley
East
Temperley
South
Erie
School Land Rentals Fall Sharply in Beadle County
Beadle County reports a drop in school land lease revenue for 1932. Auditor A M Fuller lists 8 354 acres of grazing land and 160 acres of agricultural land leased generating 3466 16 dollars, with 24366 acres still not leased. Revenue supports the state department of school and public lands allocation to public schools.
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Beadle County
A. M. Fuller
Fuller
State Department of School and Public Lands
Doland Musicians Prepare for Aberdeen District Contest
Twenty seven Doland high school students travel to Aberdeen for the district music contest. Principal C G Olson will accompany and direct the high school band and six soloists. Soloists include Adela Hanson piano Lucille Krentz French horn Don Johnson baritone horn Viola Herker clarinet Bob Brown sax Eleanor Arns. Mrs Dorothy Lovelace acompanies. Band personnel list with multiple named students and instruments. The soloists go Thursday and the band Friday.
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Doland
Apr
Iopenany
Doland High School
Aberdeen
C. G. Olson
Adela Hanson
Lucille Krentz
Don Johnson
Viola Herker
Bob Brown
Eleanor Arns
Dorothy Lovelace
Cornets
Lyle Heer
Lucille Gross
Ednamae Thomas
Ruth Beard
Edith Seaman
Darwin Krertz
Ruth Hill
Mary Ann Gross
Clarence Smith
Alice Hubin
Wilma Bell
Marion Smith
Margaret Hoffman
Beverly Krentz
Arlene Krentz
Helen
District Music Tourney Draws 1400 Musicians
Fourteen hundred young musicians from nearly every high school in the district gather for the annual contest here. Entrants for the state meet in Vermillion on April 20 and 21 will be chosen. Events run today in three halls with string bass to violin contests, and a grand concert Friday night featuring all winners.
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Yawkton
Apr
Vermillion
Robert Wagner Named To Daedalian Society
Robert Wagner of Huron, a Dakota Wesleyan University freshman, has been elected to the Daedalian literary society. Esther Clark, secretary, announced the honor. Wagner maintains high grades and appears on the winter quarter honor roll with three A’s and active participation in campus activities.
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Robert Wagner
Mitchell
Huron
Dakota Wesleyan University
Daedalian Literary Society
Esther Clark
Wagner
Dakota Wesleyan
De Molays Pick Captains for First D Ball Drill
Lynn Carter and Ted Be named co captains of the De Molay diamondball squad for the 1933 city league. The team will hold its initial practice Sunday at 2 30 PM on the West Park diamond under the new captains. Progress in Chinese enamel wares shifts regional craft dominance.
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de Molays
de Molay
Lynn Carter
Ted Be
West Park
Beer Legalization Spurred Across Multiple States
Across the nation, governors and legislatures push 3.2 beer bills. Florida urges legalization while New York, California, Kansas and Michigan debate permits, sales dates, and enforcement. Local celebrations and planned ordinances signal rapid changes ahead.
Delay in Ohio beer rollout as licensing stalls
The Ohio legislature legalized beer but the state liquor control commission has not issued permits to manufacture, sell, or distribute. Officials and breweries await regulatory approval as Governor White finalizes the commission's personnel.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Liquor Control Commission
Tennessee weighs legal beer and Georgia bans near beer
In Nashville a bill to authorize beverages of 32 percent alcohol faced in abeyance in the house with 30 supporters. Georgia observes Georgia Day as the state bans beverages above one half percent alcohol and forbids malt drinks designed to imitate beer, keeping the Starters and bottle opener unused.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Georgia
Atlanta
Hearing on 3.2 beer legalization scheduled for Tuesday
Concord, WN Apr reports a hearing on a measure from house and senate leaders about permitting 3.2 alcohol beer sales. Political leaders anticipate possible postponement of the beer sale until June. Indiana ends a 15 year dry spell as 3.2 beer arrives with statewide prohibition ending.
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Concord
WN. H
House
Senate
Indianapolis
Indiana
States stagger on 3.2 beer legality across U S
News briefs detail staggered enactments and pending actions on 3.2 beer across states. West Virginia Alabama Rhode Island Oregon New Mexico Utah Texas Colorado Maryland report varying effective dates and legal constraints. Authorities anticipate deliveries and licensing as jurisdictions move toward regulation.
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Charleston
W. VA
West Virginia
Learn The Secret Of Lovely Women With MELLO GLO
Advert reads MELLO GLO face powder with a new French process. It promises long wear, shine reduction, and a smooth feel without a pasty look. Claims to be non irritating and fragrance free. Available at The Corner Drug Fair Store for 0c and L00, tax free.
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Drug— Fair
Kentucky Court Clears Beer Amendment Challenge Intra state Shipments
The Kentucky Court of Appeals today reviews a challenge to a 32 percent beer provision. The Louisville and Nashville railroad appealed a circuit court injunction involving Falls City Beverage and the Beverage company. The case tests the legality of intra state shipment under the new federal beverage act.
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Kas
Kan Ji City
J. H. Brady
Ernest Chapman
Wichita
Chapman
Roland Boynton
Kansas
Kentucky Court of Appeals
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Falls City
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