4 H Club Card Party Brings Social Evening
Girls from Fon eateine host a 4 H card party at Marina home with 16 attendees. Aston Goebel won high score with 2 dozen waxed cases for sable decoracion. Consolation prize was one pound peppermint candy awarded to Eugene Schad. Miss Lenore Petemor performed, with Miss Stsel acting as Madame Stowski in a local stage bit.
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Gehoeg Marina
Gvesson
Sesso
Aston Goebel
Eugo Schade
Patine Miller
Momiemanss
Lunen
Schucters Stud
Fragmented faded ad and crowd notes reveal a war of words
A garbled OCR page recalls a high school fundraiser banquet idea with speakers and a pageant, plus scattered references to war, religion, and local figures. It hints at a theater screening, a chorus of opinions, and a plan for a community event amid chaotic text.
Voters bombarded by promises amid disaster memory
The text accuses Mr. Imaster and allies of erasing disaster costs and bond details, alleging concealment of operating costs, embezzlement links, and ship crews, while urging voters to forget the record and support abandoning banks. The Tribune is asked to provide evidence of any allusions or misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imaster
Allentia
Tribune
Con eyed game plans amid unclear report
A garbled sports note describes a game played under the direction of Winma Ford. The text is unreadable in key parts, but mentions a buttonhole and a comparison to previous play, suggesting a coaching oversight or tactical adjustment during the contest.
Warden and governor clash over prisoner home visit
A warden dispute centers on Georges Dison wardens and a governor's permission for a prisoner to attend a funeral. The mother sought clemency, the governor indicated temporary custody, and the case sparked extensions and letters between officials while the prisoner remained under guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges
Dison
Stis
Ana
Jameson
Campaign finance hints in the Tribune report
The Tribune hints at financial aid connections to Senator McMaster tied to Western power interests. It details a claim of 840 dollars from a source, notes his campaign spent less than a claimed amount, and questions who funded his support and why.
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Haines
Polly Mor
Maxie Dresse
Francis
Himseelves
Raines
Marie Dressies
PETIE
Siecx
Financis
Sekt Seaies
Senator McNeswer
Thas
Tri
Wesiam Peizn
Cate
Tribune
South Dakota
Amr
McMaster Br
Farmland Demand Surges Amid Farm Prosperity in State
The Watertown Public Opinion notes unusual demand for farms across much of the state as rural areas report more inquiries than available properties. Analysts cite three years of largely favorable crop conditions and prudent farmer judgment, with concern that rising tenant farming could hinder ownership and long term production. The piece references broader agricultural handicaps and South Dakota needs for structural improvements to support farming stability.
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Sams
Brookings preacher praises youth effort and progress
A Brookings sermon last week urged defense of modern youth and their pursuit of education. The speaker emphasized steady progress, denouncing excessive noise while praising graduates securing good jobs and advancing in professional fields.
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Art Brookings
Caner
Brookings Pasvar
Waterton
Mr. Barcson
Zac
Ian Malt
Steudias
The Perfect Gentleman Described In Personal Tones
Fragmentary OCR offers a portrait of Mihov Gandhi Scand and Tove describing a desired companion. It emphasizes maturity, social warmth, generosity to guests, restraint in finances, devotion to loved ones, and a calm, steady temperament without moodiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mihov Gandhi
Mme
Seervant
Rome
Iim
Satna
Asam
High School Radio Program Plans Conducted
The junior high girls showcased a radio program with Carle Vieth presiding over the business session. Bouginon read the minutes from the previous meeting as Trene Wackerle led the scripture. Woodruff presented a spring cleaning note while head broadcasting reserves were entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humior High
Carle Vieth
Bouginon
Trene Wackerle
Jess
Elies “Woodruff
Blue Bird 4-H Club Demonstration On Color Effects
Mel Mable Jones led a Live Std 2S club demonstration at St. Lawrence meeting titled Colors and Tass Bee on Different Types. Eight members and six visitors attended. Officers were elected for three meetings. sewing was taught. a birthday committee planned celebrations. Mrs Kenneth Jones was named, Shaz Jones reported on the survey, and Maude Anon assisted with a flower basket effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Mable Jones
St. Lawrence
Kenneth Jones
Shaz Jones
Maude Anon Shuh
Jolly Workers Plan Many Summer Evens
The Jolli Workers 45 club formed in December 1938 plans a busy summer with sewing projects and meetings at members homes. Key members include Jay Russell and Audrey Peterson as the group discusses outings and club activities to enjoy vacation work and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolli Workers 45
Aucereatson
Bonilla
Jesson
Vacamon
Meiuge Jay Russell
Idem
Audrey Petescon
Vine Piesisens E Seceiori
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Madame Stowski
Coffer
STOEE
Uykelles
Gorin
Jean Riche
Benim
Eeahy” Deparhoent Diene
Conéy
Winma Ford
Watertown
Ceadom Giory
Relis
Sowih Dekota
Wisi ¢ Radio 2
Home Owned Stores, Inc
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Ally
Pioneer
Par
BON Ami
Chicanine Berrain
Wieners
Per Pke
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Organization of Independently Home Owned Stores, Inc
Park Crocees
Zanotes Grocery
Forte Line Groceries
Croccery
Seelas Gocery
South Laws Grocer
South Side Grocery
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Coorerizaye Assy Yoo Grocers
Wheatley Grocery
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