Miller To Hold WCTU Institute
A WCTU institute will be held in Miller at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday April 18 hosted by Miller WCTU with three Hand county WCTU groups. National field secretary Josephine E Sizer will lead the program along with local officers. An adult luncheon and a youths dinner will be served with potluck provisions.
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Eack
Edith Moore
Mra J
AL Dunn
Miller
Chester Reed
America
WCTU
R. Barnes
Ree Heights
Benning
A. Abbott
St Lawrence
Miler
H. E. Gamble
Rational
Edward Meehan
New Crusade
J. Waters
Offertoy Sale
Carol, Williamson
Hazel
Spain
Josephine Sizer
Joseph Andrews
Annual South Dakota events listed by Put
Important events in the state appear in a list by Everlastingly at it Put highlighting gatherings across Dakota. It names first Dakota race meet at Sioux Falls and multiple July dates, the state Elks convention, state fair in September, Pow Wow day, SDEA convention, and numerous other regional events including Dakota relays, ZCL convention, Sports Day, Dairy Day, G A B convention, and more through autumn each with specific towns and dates.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Huron
Sioux Falls
ZCL
Pierre
Willow Lake
Canova
Watertown
Carthage
Old Setters
de Smet
Arlington
Brookings
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
Mitchell
Lake Preston
Three Hundred CCC Recruits Approved in State
Sergeants L. O. Erickson H. F. Hoffman and Advance B. Hunter announced the acceptance of 30 young men and 80 war veterans for the CCC. About 700 of the 900 enrollees were South Dakotans with the rest from North Dakota. Examinations were held in Aberdeen and Watertown and a second enrollment for replacements was forecast for around July 1.
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CCC
Liqux Falls
Arroy
South Dakota
South
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
Father Son Fete Highlights Gann Valley Banquet
Barrett Lowe addressed the father son banquet in Gann Valley. Mrs Lowe played violin solos. Rev Keithahn led singing. Edwin Dye read. Burt Wooledge toasted fathers. Charles Seger replied. Supt J D Hall was toastmaster. In Gettys burg Lieut Orin Haugen and wife visit before three year Honolulu post transfer. Also a Yugoslavian report notes malaria decline aided by gambusia fish in Herzegovina swamps.
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Gann Valley
Barrett Lowe
Wessington Springs
Abermathy, Post, American Legion
Lowe
B. R. Keithahn
Edwin Dye
Burt Wooledge
Charles Seger
J. D. Hall
Democrats Named To Majority Potter County Election Boards
Potter county announces that for the May 1 primary the majority of election judges across 23 precincts will be Democrats. Each precinct will have two clerks and three judges, with outsiders barred from the auditor’s office on election night and a courtroom bulletin board relaying unofficial returns after they are counted. C F O'Brien, county auditor, urges precinct officials to file unofficial results promptly.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
C. F. O'Brian
O'Brian
School Masters Meet Next Week
Vermillion April 16 The 13th annual meeting of the South Dakota Principals association will be at the University of South Dakota April 27 and 28. W H Batson will direct the program with Dovight D Miller presiding. New officers include Theodore Wrage president J A Madson secretary treasurer.
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Vermillion
Kraushast
Pierre
Receivership Denied for Sioux Falls Gas Firm
In Sioux Falls on April 16 Judge Lucius J. Wall held abeyance on a temporary receivership sought by 21 security holders in a circuit court action begun a year ago. He said delaying a receivership could harm both sides, overruled a bid to dismiss, and denied a motion to strike large portions of the complaint. The gas firm’s counsel offered no comment, but an appeal to the state supreme court was expected. The abeyance came with the condition that the action proceed without delay.
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Sioux Falls
Lucius J. Wall
State Supreme Court
Birds Attracted To Streets By Lights In Fog
Big flocks of Canadian geese wandered into Onida streets last week as fog and glare from streetlights drew them down. One goose reportedly landed in a woman’s arms returning from a party, sparking local jokes about wishing for such a chance.
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Gettysburg
Onida
Nurses To Meet At 7 Watertown In May
Nurses in Watertown plan the annual South Dakota Nurses Association meeting in mid May with institute work led by Dr. Alice Brethorst of Dakota Wesleyan University and demonstrations by Barbara Thompson of Minneapolis Hospital. The final days focus on education public health and private duty nursing.
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Watertown
South Oakota Nurses Association
Alice Brethorst
Dakota Wesleyan University
Niss Barbara Thompson
Minneapolis
League of Educaion
Potter County Backs Federal Grasshopper Poisoning Plan
Potter county commissioners voted to cooperate with the federal government in a grasshopper poisoning campaign. Potter County will receive about 350 tons of bait, to be delivered at no charge, with storage and distribution within the county handled locally. A county-wide volunteer leadership and meeting series will organize the effort.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Booth Dakota
State
Grasshopper Control Committee
Potter
J. K. Johnson
Cogley Returns Home From Illness in Washington
John M. Cogley, long ill with pneumonia in a Washington hospital, has recovered enough to return to Sioux Falls. He is expected to arrive with Mrs Cogley, following discussions with government officials about transferring Canton Indian hospital buildings to South Dakota for use as a reformatory.
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J. M. Cogley
S. F. Sioux Falls
John M. Cogley
Washington, D. C
Telvin
Cogley
Iheme
Cagley
Washington
Canton
Petition Drives City Manager Government Change
In Sioux Falls on April 1 petitioners filed with city auditor Walter C Leyse demanding an election on the city manager form of government. The petition carried 2777 names nearly 1000 above the required 1792 signatures and arrived just before a looming municipal election. The committee urged all voters to participate regardless of whether the eventual winner could be unseated shortly after taking office.
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Sioux Falls
Walter C. Leyse
Butterfat Averages Across South Dakota Dairies
South Dakota three cow testing associations report March butterfat averages of 26.6 pounds with 687 pounds of oil. Sioux City group of 78 cows averaged 274 pounds butterfat and 1? milk. Minnesota association with 270 cows produced 27.3 pounds butterfat. Yankton Clay group with 257 cows averaged 235 pounds butterfat. Overall 224 cows exceeded 40 pounds butterfat. top cow at 725 pounds.
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Brvokings
South Dakota
G. Ww. Heebink
Extension Dairymman
State College
Sioux City Association
Minneheha Association
Wolsey Musicians Win Added Honors at Aberdeen
Wolsey high school musicians earned added honors in the district contest at Aberdeen. Ruby Asher won for 1932 and again this year with excellent rating. Dorothy Peck directed. Hewie Allen, a freshman, earned excellent rating in the corner division. Maxine Cogswell accompanied all soloists. State contest at Vermillion this week.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Aberdeen
Ruby Asher
Dorothy Peck
Hewie Allen
Hewie
Maxine Cogswell
Vermillion
Examinations Fall On Unlucky Days at Gann Valley High
Students at Gann Valley high school protest to Lady Luck over exam scheduling. Two of five six weeks exams this year fell on Friday the 13th, October 13 and April 18, raising concerns about superstition and calendar luck.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley High School
Recollections of 1887 prairie fires at Mitchell
Mitchell April 17 O W Coursey the postmaster recalls the 1887 great prairie fire storm that swept across the region between the James and Missouri rivers. He notes no guards and five acre plow requirements under homestead preemption and tree claim laws and tells of two girls Miss Muraine and Miss Maloney who perished after fleeing a burning home near Cane Creek. He laments the losses but says the Dakota of today is safer amid ongoing sand storms.
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O. W. Coursey
South Dakota
James
Missouri
Muraine
Maloney
Cane Creek
Mursine
Baron
Byrnes
Thompson
Madden
Teasure
Short Platforms For Hildebrandt
Watertown representative Fred H. Hildebrandt, assured of Democratic renomination in the May 1 primary, advocates brevity in platforms. His 1932 campaign pledge read Food for the hungry, jobs for the unemployed, better prices for the farmer. He entered Congress after persistent effort, and as a West Bend born Watertown resident with railroad work and local government service, he remains unopposed for Congress or governor. He is married with hobbies including gardening, baseball, hunting, and fishing.
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Watertown
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
Washington
Congress
West Bend
Wis
Water
Sioux Falls College students rally for campus election
SIOUX FALLS April 17 Sioux Falls college student association election set for Thursday April 19 with forming political parties and campaigns underway in support of various candidates. One party was forming as activity picks up on campus.
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Sioux Falls
Talk On Fire Prevention By Hawthorne At Auditorium
Miller fire department presents Apate-opecau-G. Hawthorne on Thursday April 19 at 8 PM in the municipal auditorium. He will discuss first aid for burns, offer safety tips, and screen reels of U S fire damage cases. Rural teachers and pupils are specially invited. admission is free. He will address Miller students Thursday afternoon.
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Hawthorne
Miller City
New Deal Idea Echoes In Inca System At USD Event
Vermillion April 1 President H G James of the University of South Dakota cited the Inca governance model to illustrate a potential New Deal approach. He argued studying Latin American history offers practical lessons, noting one third of labor under Inca rule went to the state, church, and self. Nominations for student council offices were announced, listing candidates for president, vice president, secretary, and representatives.
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America
South America
HG. James
University of South Dakota
United States
James
Multinational Cast Stages French Play in Yankton
Four teen Yankton collegians present a French play written by a Russian and translated by two Dutchmen. The American production features a cast of Germans English Bohemians Norwegians Scots Irish Russians Welsh and Italians.
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Yankton Collegians
America
Many Seek Offices In Potter County
GETTYSBURG April 17 More than 100 service men from Potter County attended a Legion rally at Legion hall. Ralph Lenni post sponsored the event with Lefty Henderson of Wertertown delivering the keynote address. Potters County voters face a large May 1 primary as 1500 registration cards have been circulated.
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APY
Mmnepi
Potter County
Gettysburg
Ralph Leni
American Legion
Mee Eld
Legion Hall
Lefty” Henderson
Wietertown
The
Legion
Lost Ugly Fat Through Kruschen Salts Claim
A London reader reports losing weight from 117 to 158 pounds after starting Kruschen Salts in July. She notes energy gains and a dressmaker’s measurements shifting, credits the product with no diet changes, and cites a supportive husband. The ad urges purchase and dieting hints, promising a money back guarantee.
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Ois S. A
London
England
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