Plane crash at Ypsilanti airport kills three and saves two
In Ypsilanti Michigan April 15 an airplane struck high voltage wires during landing. Pilot Leon Henselmann and passengers Legi Keppler Harry Walters and W Clawson died while attempting rescue efforts. Walters was airport superintendent and Keppler worked as a bank teller.
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Ypsilanti
Mich
Legi Keppler
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of
Ann Arbor
Harry Walters
Keppler
W. Clawson
Walters
Leon Henselmann
Hanselmann
Detroit Edi- Son Company
Minnehaha Historical Society Plans Banquet in Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County Historical Society prepares for its annual banquet at the F church with speaker Dr. Fox from Pierre. The event features history talks, songs, readings, and honors pioneers. tickets available from the society and Bedford Jewelry.
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Minnehaha Historical Society
Sioux Falls
Got
Minnehaha County Historical Society
Vrence K. Fox
Department of History
Pierre
F. Church
Fox
Society of
Bedhford Jewelry Store
Bell of South Dakota Arrives at Watertown Display
In Watertown on April 13, the large brass bell once tied to a South Dakota state ship arrives via the Bremerton navy yards. John J. Sutter secured it for the local American Legion post, which will mount and preserve the relic with a steel striker included for sounding.
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Bell of
South Dakota
Watertown
D. S
Bremerton Navy Yards
Washington
Davey Furniture Pac
Bell Post
American Legion
John J. Sutter
U.S. S. South Dakota
Quality Street to Open DWU Commencement Play
Dakota Wesleyan University selects James Barrie’s Quality Street for the spring commencement play to be staged at the campus theater. Miss Helen Fishbrick will direct, with tryouts held Friday in the dramatics room. several students auditioned, including for another Barrie work, The Admirable Crichton, previously presented by DWU.
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Butchell
Quality Street
James Barrie
Dakota Wesleyan University
Helen Fishbrck
Dakota Wesleyan
Wr Ist
Gramatics Room
Crichton
Lake Preston Masons Host Visitors Night
Lake Preston Masons will host visiting officers from Arlington De Smet Oldham and Bryant lodges tonight. Past masters will lead the degree work followed by a social hour.
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Lake Preston
Best Medicine She Knows Of Best Medicine She Knows Of
A Florida reader praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound noting personal improvement after three years of weakness. The testimonial mentions pregnancy recovery and increased energy while working in a restaurant, urging others to seek better health.
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Ft. Meyers
Fla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Roy
Mas
Berron Arvegs
Polk St
Rt. Meyers
Florida
Yankton Builds Many New Houses in 1930 Program
Yankton reports twenty four new homes either under construction or purchased for building. Most rise in College Hill, eight near completion, eleven basements dug, four more foundations purchased. Frames predominate with a few stucco. A twelve unit apartment site at Fifth and Mulberry was purchased for Yankton Development Association. Eight houses on McDevitt estate are being remodeled.
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Yankton
Frear and
Dakotan
College Hill
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
Yankton Development Association
Wm. van Osde
Wea ver Test Well at Kadoka Resumes After Shutdown
Work on the Weaver Test Well six miles south Kadoka resumed Tuesday after a December shutdown. About twenty feet of cavings found. remaining crew members, Mr. Smith of Kennerdell PA and Mr. London of City PA, expected tonight. Project to run twenty four hours daily with Buckmaster and Chester Lee on site. A second well near Weta South Dakota, ten miles west, planned by sponsors from Huron.
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Weaver
Kadoka
Here
Mr. Smith
Kennerdell
Pennsylvania
London
City
Jim Buckmaster
Chester Lee
Weta
South Dakota
Huron
Hyde residence on Prospect Avenue enlarged and remodeled
April 18 summarises work on one of the Hyde residences near the capitol. Lindstrom Brothers handle the contrast.
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Pierre
Speriaih
Hyde
Prospect Avenue
Capitol
Lindstrom Brothers
Faulk Candidates File Nominations in May Primaries
Faulk county Republicans nominate candidates for May 6 primaries including state representatives H A Plate and Ruth Milligan. county offices such as treasurer Fred W Holscher and auditor A O Hansen. sheriff Mark R Houghton. clerk of courts Fred W Niemeyer. superintendent Ruth Milligan. and many others. Democratic slate includes Elmer Erwin for clerk of courts and C R Harris for sheriff with state delegates named.
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Faulk
Faulxton
Falk County
Aret
H. A.plate
Fred W. Holscher
A. O. Hansen
Shriff
Mike Bowar
Ray Kellett
Register of
Deéda
Mason Chamberlain
Fred W. Niemeyer
Emil Olen
Ruth Milligan
Roy A. Nord
S. S. Meier
J. E. Knapton
H.R. Dufleth
Erwin F. Buss
P. A. Christensen
Randall A. Potter
HE. W. Geise
Theresa F. Udell
John Shirk
Potter
Dewey
Elmer Erwin
C. R. Harris
George P. Gunnison
Codington Game Arrests Reported by County Warden
Codington County arrests reported by Deputy State Game Warden Henry Deblon include sparing fish, failure to report fur purchases, and shooting geese. Carl Kranz of South Shore was among those nabbed in the past week.
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Codington
Watertown
Codington County
Staite
Henry Deblon
Carl Kranz
South Shore
Ars
Pickerel spearing case and fur record fines in Waubay area
Last week a man pleaded guilty to spearing pickerel in Punished Woman Lake near South Shore and paid a total 12. c bill after appearing before Justice C G Pedersch. At Waubay, W R Aferold faced fur record violations and paid 29.50 in fines before Justice Paul Zafft, with Henry Johnson of Wallace also fined ten dollars for guilty pleas.
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Woman Lake
South Shore
Justice of the Peace
C. G. Pedersch
South Stairs
State Fish End Game Department
Paul Zafft
Waubay
Henry Johnson
Wallace
Judge Lloyd B. Peterson in Watertown incident
Judge Lloyd B. Peterson attended a shooting event at Twin Lakes near Florence for a goose out of season. Deblon provided details of the bird being shot, noting the local hunting activity and the location involved.
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Lloyd B. Peterson
Watertown
Twin Lakes
Florence
Deblon
Castlewood Commercial Club Reelects Officers
Castlewood officers including President Dr. Wm Struble Vice President Wr Reid and Secretary Treasurer Harold Paulson were reelected for another year The club also voted to admit farmers of the district to membership in the organization and support their inclusion in club membership
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Commercial Club
Castlewood
Farmers urged to attach names to membership rolls
Farmers generally will be urged to attach their names to the membership rolls. Projects undertaken by the commercial club never are solely for the benefit of the town, but for the joint benefit of the town and surrounding farming county, and for this reason it is believed that many farmers will become actively identified with the club work as members.
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Commercial Club
Farming
Transfers in Huron Real Estate Parcels
Property transfers list includes Mrs. Louisa Walz selling to John Claymore for $1 the lots 8 and 9 in Broadland B block 2, and Bruflat selling to Lotus Langtweed in Huron for $1 lot 73 in Parkland addition. Also mentions fon lot 2 block 7 2nd Ashland Park addition to Huron for $1.
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Fon
Ashland Park
Huron
Louisa Walz
John Claymore
Broadland B
Parkland Addition
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Fred Nielo
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