Harmony plea from Sioux Falls Democrat for Senate bid
Sioux Falls attorney U S G Cherry urged harmony in Democratic ranks as he seeks the party nomination for U S Senator in 1930. He opposes former Governor W W Bulow while arguing Republicans must be persuaded to back the Democratic nominee in November.
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Sioux Falls
U. S
Bulow
Cherry
Fred R. Smith
Penny
Mes
Fred Smith
Tom O'Brien
My. Cherry
AL Smith
X Ex
Senate
Board May Release Redfield Patients
The insanity board of the county that committed the patient oversees releases from the School and Home for the Feebleminded at Redfield. The attorney general’s office ruled that state approval is needed only for county releases, and that the state commission for the control of the feeble minded must approve release orders from the county board.
Butte To Vote On County Board Change In 3 Members
Belle Fourche April 1 Butte county citizens will vote May 3 on reducing the county board of commissioners from five to three members. The election follows a petition by over 500 residents. If adopted a three member board will require county redistricting. No petitions or action on abolishing townships. A proposal to abolish a Harding county township failed last week by a small margin.
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Butte
Belle Fourche
Butte County
County Board of Commissioners
Fa Three-Commissimner Board
Eas
Harding County
Enmil Ulow
Senate
U. S. Senate
Roy Barron Heads Yankton Rotarians
At the Yankton Rotary Club annual election Roy Barron of Northwestern Public Service was named president succeeding Dr. G. W. Nash whose term ends June 1. Other officers taking office June 1 include Hugh Danforth as treasurer Robert Feyerharm as secretary Bhke Magner as sergeant at arms and directors F. FP Otto Ernest Eilerman S Tom Mitchell succeed Theo Johnson Dr J A Hehfart Dr G Sheldon Adams.
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Roy Barron
Yankton
Mitchell Pupils Plant Trees for Bicentennial Observance
Mitchell reports an intensive tree planting drive as students join Washington bicentennial activities this spring. Pupils will plant and care for trees at school grounds or homes, with some at Lake Park, aided by parents.
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Mitchell
Washington
Lake Park
Reckless Age Label Proposed for 1918-32 SD Debts
YANKETON April 14 The period 1918 to 1932 to be known as the reckless age in South Dakota due to debts from socialistic and paternalist ventures says B F Myers former state secretary of agriculture Myers urging renomination of Governor Green Myers cites 15 years of government relief when loans and rural credits grew and warns the state faces an estimated $25 000 000 net loss while praising Green for seeking to retire bonded debts promptly
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Yanketon
South Dakota
B. F. Myers
Salem
Mr. Myers
Carl Gundersen
Green
Mrr. Myers
Myers
Chicago Art Theatre to Present The Silver Cord in Aberdeen
Aberdeen Apr 14 The Chicago Art theatre founded by Ivan Lazareff will present The Silver Cord a drama by Sydney Howard before students of Northern State Teachers College on April 20 closing the 1932 entertainment course with summer features ahead The company is noted for striking presentations praised by Jane Addams and Dr David Harrison Stevens of the University of Chicago.
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Aberdeen
Chicago
Chicago Art Theatre
Ivan Lazareff
Moscow Art Theatre
Sydney Howard
Northern State Teachers College
Jane Addams
Hull House
David Harrison Stevens
The
University of Chicago
Recklessness Blamed For Shooting Of Boys
Sioux Falls reports three youths blamed for injuring 12 year old Dwane Lindner during a camping and fishing trip. Four companions attended the outing as county probation officer Clarence Satan said the trio allegedly fired at the group with rifles and a pistol while testing how close they could shoot. Parents of the boys were to be questioned as juvenile authorities consider action.
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Sioux Falls
Dwane Lindner
Clarence Satan
Sainan
Weeks Appointed To Advisory Board In Education Sector
Aberdeen April 14 Professor J D Weeks of the rural education department at Northern State Teachers college is named to the advisory board for South Dakota to the research staff of the national survey ofrehabilitation finance. Appointed by US Commissioner of Education W J Cooper. Also joining are prominent educators including C W Pugsley president of State College Brookings.
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Weeks
Aberdeen
J. D. Weeks
Northern State Teachers College
South Dakota
National Survey of Reheal Finance
W. J. Cooper
United States Commissioner of Education
C. W. Pugsley
State College
Brookings
Resigns Pastorate to Campaign for Liberty Ticket Governor
Oscar Stevens a Presbyterian minister and Liberty party gubernatorial candidate announces he will tour the state after June to stump for the ticket. He resigns his pastorate to focus on this campaign and election work.
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Pimlip
Oscar Stevens
Liberty Party
Fishing rules announced for Missouri River season
Suckers red horse buffalo carp eel eel pout and catfish except bullheads may be taken in the Missouri river during March and April by hoop nets traps set lines or trot lines. O H Johnson director of the South Dakota game and fish department announced today.
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Missouri
O. H. Johnson
Sooth Dakota Game
S D Has Building At Chicago Fair
Rapid City reporter John A. Boland states South Dakota will house its Century of Progress exhibit in one large structure at Chicago next year. Plans to raise funds are not finalized, with hopes for legislative aid, and costs expected below the 40 years ago Chicago fair. An Indian village and agricultural resources are noted as features. Sioux Falls member R A Bielski backs the effort.
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Rapid City
Chicago
John A. Boland
South Dakota
Boland
R. A. Bielski
Sioux Falls
North America
Athol Wins District Declamatory Meet Championship
Athol captured the district No. 17 declamatory meet held April 14 with top scores in three divisions. Evelyn Booth won the dramatic with Yellow Butterflies, Oswald Lillimee took first in oration, and Herbert Booth led humorous with At Our School on Decoration Day. Athol led with five points ahead of Frankfort and Brentford, earning medals and the district trophy.
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Athol
Imperais
Conde
Ashton
Redfield
Northville
Brentford
Doland
Frankfort
Oswald Lillimee
Constitution
Mildred Mariszau
Ropes
Herbert Booth
Joyce Adams
Myrtice Scanderett
Evelyn Booth
Millie Kolegraff
Aberdeen
C. H. Holgate
Aberdeer
Missionary to Spend Year in United States
Gaylord Knox a missionary from Siam arrived on Thursday and will spend a year in the United States His wife and children arrived last August and have been living here at Mrs Shearer s home They will attend a convention in Denver and later go east where they will be in school during the coming year
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United States
Ree Heights
Gaylord Knox
Siam
Shearer
Knox
University Choir To Give Concert Series
Vermillion April 1 the presentation of a series of concerts by the cap Pela choir at the University of South Dakota has been arranged by A L Wilson professor of voice. The program includes April 24 evening concert at the Methodist church Vermillion May 1 radio afternoon broadcast Sioux City over KSCI May 1 evening concert at Methodist church Sioux City May 15 evening concert at Methodist church Sioux Falls May 20 University convocation 10 35 May 21 Baccalaureate sermon Single auditorium The choir is composed of 0 voices and is new to the university this year Professor Wilson is assisted in directing by Miss Lorna Schuppert an instructor in voice.
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Vermillion
The
Cap
Pela
University of South Dakota
A. L. Wilson
Methodist Church
Sioux City
KSCI
Sioux Falls
Wilson
Lorna Schuppert
Frosts Slow Farm Work Near Groton
Heavy night frosts slow seeding operations near Groton though farmers note light precipitation and good soil. Cold weather delays pastures and will force dry feeding for about two weeks as stock respond to the conditions.
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Groton Groton
Parker Masons Plan New Home Construction in Parker
Parker Masons have purchased the T. L. Youngers residence property in Parker and will begin construction of a new lodge home, signaling growth for the local Masonic chapter. The sale underscores ongoing development in the Parker community during April.
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Parker Masons
Parker
The
Masonic Lodge, of
T. L. Youngers
Remodeling Planned for Masonic Temple Site
Harry Jones will supervise the conversion of a two story stucco house gutted by fire last November into a Masonic temple. A basement dining hall and kitchen, a main floor assembly hall, and a mezzanine spanning the interior will be created. The reconfiguration aims to yield one of the finest temples in the area with Spanish style architecture and scenic grounds two blocks east of Main Street.
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Harry Jones
Alate
Main Street
Wife Fat, Love Lost in Divorce Trial Headlines
A New York divorce case draws attention with witnesses noting a wife’s weight gain and loss of appeal. The ad-like note promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy, promising health benefits and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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New York
Longstar Drug Co
Open Protest Letter on South Dakota Politics and Fred Smith Case
An open letter from a South Dakota resident recalls 44 years in the state and explains why the author withheld votes from Gov. Bulow and McMaster, cites the Fred Smith banking scandal with a seven year penitentiary term, and argues party leadership bears no collective responsibility while emphasizing Smith’s guilt and reorganized party dynamics. The writer also notes prior legal actions in U.S. courts at Sioux Falls and Pierre and argues the true issue is not Bulow’s Senate position but personal accountability and voter protest.
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Price
Gov. Bulow
Sennytoo
McMaster
Fred Smith Banking Department
McCullough
Smith
O'Brien
Bulaw
Fred Smith
Tom O Brien
Kasia
Seehpa
Lis
Corey
Nebraska
Bryan
James Dahman
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Grover Cliveland
New York
Andrew Jackson
Bankig Department
Nicholas Biddle
Bidge
Ming
Jackson
Biddle
Misbank
Norris
Hoover
al Smith
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