State Budget Report Warns 3400,000 Not To Be Used
Siewert's report states 3400,000 appropriations for the current year will not be needed. It outlines general and rural credit fund receipts, bond redemptions, and interest due, with taxes and transfers shaping a cautious outlook for South Dakota's finances through July 1933.
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South Dakota
Nk Siewert
Mareh
Seaton
Hail Department Uie
Rural Credit Fund
Soldiers Compensation Fund
Lew Mains
Treasury
Cantata at Prairie Chapel by Garut Valley Church
The Garut Valley Congregational Church choir presented Easter cantata The Conquering King at Prairie Chapel near Gann Valley on Sunday evening. It was directed by Ingerson with Mrs J D Hall as accompanist. Special performers included Bernadine Dyson and Melba Hathaway among others. Nona Nelson read an Eastern Story prior to the cantata.
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Gann Valley
Garut Valley
Si Prairie Chapel
Ree Heights Pupils Return To Classes
Ree Heights reports school resuming after a two week measles epidemic lockdown. Classes were paused from April 11 due to rising cases and extended vacation ends with students returning Monday.
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Ree Heights
Mary WoodBorn to Widow of Aviator in Texas
A newborn Mary Wood was born in San Antonio to Mrs. Mary Darnall Wood, widow of aviator Liou Thurama AL Wood who perished when his airmail plane crashed in a storm near DeWitt on March 36. The birth occurred less than three weeks after her father’s death.
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San Antonio
Tex
Mary ‘Thurlere Wood
Mary Darnall Wood
Liou
Thurama AL Wood
DeWitt
Author Elizabeth Ward Doromus Dies in New York
New York April 11 reports the death of Elizabeth Ward Doromus, author of The Circus River and other melodramas from three years ago. She died Sunday night at age 81.
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New York
Elizabeth Ward Doromus
Kaas Seeks Liquor Policy Answer in Governor Race
Brookings April meeting features Otto Kaas, Republican candidate for governor, discussing how constitutional prohibition and regulatory laws could shape policy if elected. He argues regulation should remove profits from liquor and notes he authored the resolution placing the issue on the general election ballot.
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Kaas
Brookings
Dakota
Otto ‘I. Kaas
Heiress Granted Divorce From Italian Prince in Juarez
Janet Snowden oil heiress from El Paso wins Mexican divorce from Prince Fr. Caravita Siriggnano after seeking annulment in New York. She claimed the marriage was a spiteful rush, loved another man, and that she did not live with the prince, while misreporting her age on the license.
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EL Paso
Tex
Janet Snowden
Caravita Siriggnano
Italy
Juarez
New York
Janet
Shy
Sinceme Court of
Hisaferee
Oil Field Strike Held In Abeyance In Oklahoma Field
Semingt Oklahoma April 17 union oil field workers in the Seminole area voted last night to hold in abeyance a strike order pending advice from international headquarters in Washington. They expressed dissatisfaction with wage differentials.
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Semingt
Okla
Prester Seminole
Ther
International Biquarters
Washington
North Dakota Auto Sales Show Gains This Month
North Dakota auto sales for the first two weeks of April surpassed last year’s total. Commercial Service Inc of Bismarck said 102 new trucks were sold in the state in the first two weeks versus 36 for all of April last year. Passenger cars totaled 402 through April 14, compared with 377 in April 1993.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Commercial Service, Inc
Gambler Arrested For Fleecing Relief Men
WILLISTON North Dakota April 1 P Following complaints that relief workers were fleeced by card sharks police raided a place and arrested Russell Beecher He pleaded guilty to maintaining a gambling place and was fined 5 30.
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Williston
N. D
Ecard
Russell Beecher
Departments Move To New North Dakota Capitol
Nearly all state departments are now housed in North Dakota's new Capitol. The secretary of state’s office moved in latest, with the governor’s office shifting to its new quarters yesterday.
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N. D
Bismarck
North Dakota
Secretary of State
Died In Want Yet Hidden Cash Found In trunk
Mell Rogers lived on charity for years then died leaving 5387.17 found hidden in a cowhide trunk. Evidence suggested thrift to the extreme as two thousand bottles and odds and ends littered the home. A husband long dead had bought whiskey found among the rubbish. Moscow subway excavation reveals fort and medieval features once used by Czar Ivan the Terrible.
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Lamar
Mell Rogers
Redfield entrants to regional declamatory contest
Eiva June Berkey of Ashton Thomas Reardon of Conde and Betty Booth of Athol will go to Watertown tomorrow to compete in a regional declamatory and essay contest. This region includes its counties.
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Redfield
Eiva June Berkey
Ashton
Thomas Reardon
Conde
Betty Booth
Athol
Watertown
Kaas Seeks Governor Nomination From South Dakota Republicans
Otto L. Kaas of Britton campaigns for the Republican nomination for governor, claiming a 14th ballot bid and decades of service in Marshall County. He cites public offices, law degree, World War I service, and leadership roles in farming, media, and game conservation while opposing the state income tax and urging repeal of burdensome laws.
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Britton
Otto L. Kaas
Marshall County
Aes
Grand Meadows
Minn
Dakota Territory
Marshall Canary Journal
St. Paul
St. Paul College
Kaas
225Th
Mr. Kaas
Register of Deeds
Masonic O Ders
Elks, American Legion
Veterans of Foreigneis
Izaak Walton League
Sisseton
Marshall
South Dakota
Long-Time Ree Heights Resident Dies After Long Illness
W H Price a longtime Ree Heights resident and early Riverside settler died at his home Saturday after a prolonged illness. He settled 51 years ago this month and lived mainly in Ree Heights township. His son Charles from Lake Benton joined him for the death. Funeral services were to be held at the Congregational church this afternoon at to o'clock.
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Ree Heights
W. H. Price
Mr. Price
Riverside Township
Charles
Lake Benton
Congregational Church
Ree Heights NAMES Wold as new superintendent
Ree Heights school board elected John L. Wold currently principal at New Underwood as superintendent of Ree Heights schools. Incumbent HO Weils will become superintendent at New Underwood.
Weeks Talks To Spink Teachers In Redfield
T D Weeks state superintendent of public instruction spoke to Spink county grade school teachers at a Saturday meeting titled A New Deal for the Teachers. Mrs S W Hodgson county superintendent chaired the assembly. A county chorus rehearsal followed and the Redfield Chamber of Commerce treated 400 chorus pupils to ice cream bars.
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Spink
Redfield
T. D. Weeks
Spink County
Staw
S. W. Hodgson
Fall Proves Fatal To Redfield Woman
Mira August Marquardt aged 75, longtime Redfield resident, died Monday in a Redfield hospital from pneumonia after suffering a broken hip in a fall about a week earlier. Survived by three children Anna and Frank of Redfield, and Clarice of California. Funeral plans to be announced Thursday.
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Redfield
Tagagaq Redfield
Mira
Marquardt
Spink County
Anna
Frank
Red Beld
Clarice
California
Keithahn Leaves for Wisconsin Meeting Address
Rev. R. R. Keithahn pastor of the local Congregational church and former India missionary 1925 to 1930 departed Sunday for Menomonie Wisconsin to address the annual meeting of the world friendship organization of the Congregational women of Wisconsin on April 17 and 18. He planned services at the federated church in Centerville Sunday evening en route.
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Keithahn
Wisconsin
Ganw Valley
R. R. Keithahn
Congregational Church
India
Menoranie
Wis
World Friendship Organization of the Congregational Women of Wisconsin
Federated Church
Centerville
Stomach Ailment Recovery Report From NYC Cop
Officer Caldwell of New York City says a stomach ailment nearly killed him but an Ad- Ba treatment prescribed by a specialist improved his condition. He reports no pain, can eat anything, and has regained weight. Thousands of readers praised Udga for indigestion and related issues in letters. A free sample offer and a money back guarantee from Longstaff Drug Co. are promoted.
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Caldwell
Paulding Ave
New York City
Foot-Schutze
St. Paul
Minn
Longstaff
Coa
Changes in League Program Reported by South Dakota Leader
Dr. 4 Lasiile Calverley of Wessington Springs, president of the South Dakota League of Women Voters, says the National League program may adopt major changes at the upcoming convention. A new Government and Economic Welfare department would merge two existing groups, stressing protection for women workers and new topics like health safety and economic security. Additional study areas include government planning, public works, housing, and regulation of holding companies with tariff, minimum wage, and cost of living measures. Four departments remain, with shifts in others, all aimed at expanding focus on government related issues.
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Lasiile Calverley
Wessington Springs
South Dakota League of Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
District of Columbia
Department For Social Hygiene
Special
League
Dexat
League of Women
City man Joe Taylor injured in seven si work incident
An unclear report notes Joe Taylor of City sustaining injuries in an Oklahoma related incident involving a st Ll yiveter. The exact details are garbled but imply a fall or dive during work. No further names or firm locations are clearly readable.
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Joe Taylor
City
Oklahoma
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