Two In Theft Of Cream Charges In Sioux Falls
April complaint accuses Lincoln County farmer Lawrence Lamis and cream handler Ben Sweet of systematically stealing cream from Benesny Creamery Company over ten and a half years. They allegedly hauled cream nightly to Lamis farm, then sold it at another creamery. Arraignments set for Thursday.
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Sioux Falls
Lawrence Lamis
Lincoln County
Ben Sweet
Benesny Creamery Company
Sweet
Palite
Lemis
Timmy Saveer
Lamis Fruuas
Anather Creamery
Birthday Club Meets Turton at Elmer Labrie Home
The Kecoda Club gathered Thursday evening at Elmer Labrie’s home to honor Mrs La’s birthday. Co-hostesses Mrs Wes Larie and Gilbert Bahbe assisted.
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Turton
Elmer LaBrie
Wes Larie
Gilbert Bahbe
Ole Larson's Funeral Set for Friday at Lake Preston
The 87 year old Ole Larson will be laid to rest at Lake Preston's Methodist Church with Rev. L A Johnson officiating. Burial will follow in Dake Preston cemetery. Musical numbers arranged by local performers will honor his late wife. Larson, who homesteaded near Lake Henry in the 1880s, moved to Lake Preston upon retiring and leaves seven children including Melvin George Arnold Percy of Oregon and daughters in Lake Preston and Oldham.
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Ole Larson
Lake Preston
Methodist Church
L. A. Johnson
Dake Preston
Ageo
Chariea Odegaard
Lewis Nelson
Ed Malone
Sues
Larson
Lake Henry
Melvin
George
Arnold
Percy
Portland
Ore
Jeos Erie
Andrea Comerud
Paul Maral
Oldhant
Doland Farmer Found Dead In Barn
Redfield April 8 The body of Herman Doenitz a four year old farmer living four miles east of Doland was found Tuesday morning hanging from a hay rack in the barn by the hired man. He secured a half inch rope to his neck and jumped from the hay platform death believed instantaneous. He was single and in poor health recently treated in a Watertown hospital. He attended a show in Redfield Monday evening and left Redfield about 1130 joining a married couple on the premises who reported his return. A search led to the barn discovery. He was well known in the Deland area and survived by three brothers Jack Fin and Wally. The body was brought to Redfield and is at Williamson funeral home pending arrangements. FRANKFORT REBEKAHS MEET Doland, April 8 Special The Rebekahs held their regular meeting with 20 members present. At the close they wrote a chain of letters to Mrs. Edna Schone ill in a Rochester Minnesota hospital. MRS. ELSIE SMITH YN FRANKFORT April 8 Special Mrs. Elsie Smith employed at Spink County Home is ill with pneumonia. Her son Irwin Smith of Doland cares for her.
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Redfield
Herman Doenitz
Doland
Domin
Lyric
Deland
Jack Fin
Wally
Williamson Funeral Home
Frankfort
Kellogg’s Ale-Bran cereal promises relief from constipation
A vintage advertisement claims constipation results from low bulk and promotes Kellogg’s Att-Bran as a non medicine digestive aid. The cereal supposedly absorbs water, cleanses the system, and provides vitamin B and iron, with dosing guidance and Battle Creek, Michigan origins.
What makes a good garden design for small lots
A gardening consultant contrasts two yard setups to show planning matters. One owner ignored plant variety and created a cluttered axis with a rock garden that later blocked space, while the other used tall border shrubs and a central axis to create a private outdoor living room. Simple rules advise outlining the space with high-growing plants, purposeful placements, preserving lawn, and avoiding overloading the garden.
Neighborhood Socials and Death Notice Recap
Neighborhood News lists visits among Huron Iroquois and Carpenter residents with many local names such as Musolf Garry O'Brien and Davenhilt. It notes the death of Mrs J E Shanshane of Great Falls Mont, a former local resident, and mentions Art Mass of Algona also visiting relatives.
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Thomas. O'Brien
J. E. Shanshane
Great Falls
Mont
Shanahane
John Grennan
Rose Augustine
Art Mass
Algona
Mes
Henry de Vrigs
Cavour
William Gaughean
St. Home
Junior class play Aunt Cindy Cleans Up at community hall
A community hall stage hosted a junior class play titled Aunt Cindy Cleans Up with a large audience last week. Nearby residents include Bancroft Purinteen who broke his arm on Sunday and families such as the Jencks, Fyerstenau, Barker, and Goodyear visiting in the area. The scarlet fever quarantine at the Henry Morten home was lifted recently, and a music festival planned for Friday April 9 was postponed to April due to a delay.
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Bancroft Stanley Purinteen
Trene
Dorothy
Beverly Jencks
Huron
W. A. Jencks
Lillian Fyerstenau
Hazel
Charles Barker
Anike
Het- Tand
Henry Morten
Elmer Goodyear
Iowa
Cindy
Cranberry Crop Estimate and Social Bridge Club Note
A fragment notes chanan of Huron unable to attend a meeting on April 9 in Alpena with Mrs Lyle Freeman hosting a luncheon for the Easy Aces Bridge Club. Three tables of bridge were played with guests Mrs A Z Turner and Mrs E C Coddington. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates the 1936 cranberry crop at 530000 barrels.
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Mes Yrereman
Alpena
Lyle Freeman
Easy Aces Bridge Club
A. Z. Turner
E. C. Coddington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Home treatment for varicose veins advocates Emerald Oil
A reader advised that varicose veins can be reduced at home using Moone's Emerald Oil. The text claims applying it night and morning to swollen veins shrinks them and relieves burdensome heaviness, urging continued use until veins are no longer burdensome. It suggests obtaining a prescription or original bottle from a druggist.
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Sherman & Oe
Moone
Stag Party At Country Club Tonight With Roast Dinner
The Country Club plans a stag gathering at the clubhouse this evening with dinner at 7 o clock featuring roast beef. Mrs. Fred Barber debuts as club cateress. Sub committees will supervise fairways and course improvements for the 1937 season, with outlines due to Dr. H L Saylor. Monthly meetings follow on the first Tuesday.
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Fred Barber
H. L. Saylor
Comptroller Seeks Bank Statements From Federal Banks
Washington reports the comptroller of the currency called for the condition of all national banks at close of business Wednesday March 21. The Federal Reserve Board issued a parallel call for about 6 000 member banks including the 5 374 national banks. The last completed results dated December 31 were recently compiled.
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iComptroller
Washington
Thramptroller of
Currency
Federal
Zene Board
Camptrol.eal
Reserve System
Lloyds to Move Burdette Residents After Property Sale
Loyd sold his personal property at a district sale Monday. He plans to move with his family to Los Angeles, California. The Lloyd family have lived in Burdette Township for several years.
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Lloyds
Burdette
Apti
Lloyd
Los Angeles
Cal
Burdette Township
Bladder Irregularity Ad Promotes Questionable Remedies
An odd advertisement touts treating bladder irregularity with remedies like buchu and juniper, claiming they ease waking disruptions, scanty flow, frequent urges, and back pain. The copy urges purchase of “Bukets, the bladder Get your tast” from various drug outlets, listing Longstaff Drug Co and Sherman J Moe Drug Co.
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Longstaff Drug Co
Shermim J&. Moe Drug Co
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Humphrey’s Drug Store
Walgreen Agency
Eee
Pinkham's Co
Fothans Tooth
Asie
Vick
Doland Farmer
Elsie. Smith
Elsie Smith
Spink County
Irwin Smith
Eelogg
Battle Creek
By Donald, Grax
Coomultant
Donald Gray
Neighborhood News
Yale
Mix William Musolf
William Musolf
Ar. Hoove
Helen Garry
Bernard
Eric Maas
BK Garry
Irma
Vondracek
Thad O'Keefe
Otto Hueder
Huron College
Robict Fenski
Ed Kludt
Burr
Footend
Carpenter
James Smith
Paul Garry
Berard Garry
Ed Cooper
Frank Davenhilt
Dorothy Kyle
Grace Vernon
Iroquois
Minx
Heck
Irene O'Brien
Bell System
South Dakota
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Compan
Chanan
Lhasa
Ite Tka
Kirk
Radishes
C. C.stag
FANCY
Council Oak Bread
Council Oak
Oregon
Angele Brand
Witt Keikind
Otakces
Ohio
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