May First Child Health Day designated in South Dakota
Immunization emphasis for smallpox and diphtheria to be highlighted on May Day statewide. Governor Bulow proclaims May Day as Child Health Day, with a broadened May Day Council including state officials, educators, and federation leaders to promote child welfare and a healthier nation.
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Waybay
South Dakota
Floren E. Walker
State Board of Health
W. J. Bulow
May Lampson
League of Women ‘Voters
Brookings
Hattie M. Bannister
American Legion Auxiliary
Watectown
L. C. Morrison
American Legion
Kadaka
Guy
Raney
Schoors
All Candidates Must Be Placed On Ballots In South Dakota
Pierre April 10. The attorney general's office ruled that candidates for parity positions within a county must appear on primary ballots. The ruling concerns candidates seeking election to party conventions and may affect the coming primary. Five Republican ticket candidates will have convention candidates, signaling contests in nearly every county due to Democratic split into two groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Attorney General's Office
M Gladys Pyle
Agriculture Graduates Meet At Legion Club House
Kingsbury county association of short course agricultural graduates from South Dakota State college will meet at the county seat Thursday evening this week Elwyn Cather Lake Preston president says the Agic graduates have maintained a county organization for several years and meet here annually at the Legion club house.
Noted Parachute Jumper At Sioux Falls Airfair
George R. Babcock, famed parachute jumper, will perform at the 1930 Sioux Falls Airfair on September 14. His contract calls for multiple chutes and spectacular jumps, with daily appearances shaping the greatest air spectacle in the west. Babcock has eight years in parachute work and has appeared at major fairs across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
George R. Babcock
C. S. McDonald
Airfair
Babecock
United States
Airfair Association
Babcock
West
McDonald
Republicans Furnish 2 Potter Candidates for County Posts
Republicans filed 29 petitions with Potter county auditor FR W Nauman for the coming primary. Democrats have six petitions with no contests in May. The top GOP race is deleg ate to the state convention with six candidates. county superintendent of schools and register of deeds each have three. Two candidates apiece for staff representative, county auditor, state attorney and county commissioner from districts one three and five. No opposition in the primary for clerk of courts sheriff county assessor or coroner. In the non political field two candidates seek county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GE. Yesung
Apron—yopecmiy
FR. W. Nauman
Potter County
Deleg
Register of Deeds
Thieves Strike Chicken House Twice In Avon
Avon, April 10. Thieves raided Paul Gramkow's chicken house, taking all but 23 of his flock after a prior raid failed to take all his birds. He started with 140 chickens and fears losing enough to not raise another 240, hoping some hens may be returned.
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Avon
Paul Gramkow
Gramkow
Springs Candidates Have No Opposition
Wellington Springs April 19 Special There will be no opposition to the reelection of the present city officials in the regular city election to be held here April 13 no petitions other than for those now in office having been filed Those whose terms have expired are L M Valentine mayor O W Tiede George H Dean and L E Sanders councilmen first second and third wards respectively.
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Springs
Wellington
L. M. Valentine
O. W. Tiede
George H. Dean
L. E. Sanders
Coffman to Speak at James Inauguration at USD
Dr. D. I. Coffman president of the University of Minnesota will deliver the principal address at the formal inauguration of Herman G. James as president of the University of South Dakota on May 3. Exercises open to the public, with several hundred expected to attend. Deans from midwestern universities attending a May 1–2 meeting will stay for the inauguration, along with high school principals from South Dakota. The South Dakota Academy of Science will hold a two day meeting May 1–2, drawing many members to the ceremony. University officials from the midwest organize the event with J. H. Julian in charge as general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
South Dakota Academy of Science
Middle West
J. H. Julian
Clint and Bessie Robbins Stock Company Stays In De Smet
The Clint and Bessie Robbins stock company remain in De Smet for two weeks after closing their season with a Sunday performance. Changes to the cast are planned and new plays will be rehearsed for the summer run. They played seven nights last week and will give one final show before leaving for Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Smet
Clint
Bessie Robbins
Minnesota
Plans To Erect New Recreation Building In Mitchell
A modern fireproof brick recreation building is planned to replace the current Scharnweber Hamberger shop on North Main Street. Plans were prepared by A. F. and H. for the Mitchell project and indicate a substantial new town amenity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Scharnweber _ Hamberger
North Main Street
A. F. and
Recreation Parlor Planned as Premier State Facility
G. Scharnweber announces a one story recreation parlor in the works. When finished it will be among the finest in the state with a 142 foot length, new fixtures and equipment including eight snooker and four pocket tables and a soft drink fountain.
Sioux Falls approves $75,000 brick apartment plan
Sioux Falls grant to D. L. Rodin of Sioux City permits a four story brick apartment building on three lots, 120 by 75 feet, at a value of 75000. The corner site in the residential area will house 40 apartments in a solid brick structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
D. L. Rodin
Sioux City
State Officers Visit Wolsey Eastern Star
Mrs Lucille Poznansky worthy grand matron of the state Eastern Star visited Wolsey on Monday with Daphne Searles grand conductress and Mesdaunes Peterson Bagby and Larson from Mizpah chapter 5 Huron. A school of instruction was held in the afternoon and degree work presented in the evening by Crown chapter 118 Wolsey.
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Wolsey Eastern Star
Wolsey
Lucille Poznansky
State
Eastern Star
Sturgis
Daphne Searles
Brookings
Mesdaunes Peterson
Bagby and Larson
Mizpah
Northwestern Bell to erect building at Belle Fourche
The Northwestern Bell Telephone company will build a new building in Belle Fourche, to be completed about May 1, per local manager George A. Waters. The structure will mirror the company’s new facilities at O Neill, Nebraska.
State Optometrists Convene At Mitchell
South Dakota optometrists gather in Mitchell for the annual convention April 13 to 15 with talks on Ophthalmoscopic eye exams Muscular imbalances stereoscopic training retinoscopy and illumination led by noted doctors and professors from Chicago Philadelphia and Kansas City Articles of incorporation filed in Pierre include five Mitchell and Rapid City based firms with varied capital stocks and local directors.
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Renee Oygan
W. Fritz
Mitchell
Doctor Smith
J. C. Copeland
Chicago
Barstow
Rochester
Julius Neumueller
Philadelphia
Roy Dean
Kansas City
Pierre
Cosmopolitan Club of
Lloyd Johnson
T. E. Eastman
C. E. Sellers
H. C. Brcon
E. D. DeLapp
Mitchell Foundry and Machine
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Huron
Potter
O’neal
Dakota Ave
O'Neal
Easi
Pierce
Utah
Jarre Can i
Lulk Gaimeal
Aizzie Ae Pon
Amour
Lloyd. LJ Selby
Denver
Colorado
Selby
Dakota
KELLOGG@’s
Kellogg’s
Pep
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Ketlere
Lakes
Lslanes
State Optometrists
ReQua
Roessler Jewelry Company of
Mitchel
Capital
Christian Roessler
Amelia Roessler
P. M. Young
Sra
Astesian—Dowdell “Motor ‘Company
Brookinge
J. C. Cutler
Blunt—Blunt
Eadie & Bleetdie Shop
DE Smet—Sasse Pharmacy
Gettysburg
Gettys Highmore
Donald J. 1
Fargo
Rang Huron Cres Company
Pontiac
Dale
General Electric
N. E.C. Newark
Electric
Igns - Shaw Fieere
Piecre Furniture Company
Willercollins
Philip
Philip Light & Powae Company
Redfield
B. Warne Usinaly
Teomex
Wellington Springs
Zink Dé
San
General MotOr Tracks
Huren
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