Lake Preston Leads Class B in District Music Contest
BROOKINGS April 18 Milbank Lake Preston and Oldham won top honors in district music contest at State College. Class B Lake Preston tied for top score with Arlington 35 while Oldham led Class C with 56. Superior ratings earned by Milbank Holland Oldham Volga and others set up state contest participation. Friday morning events crowned winners including girls vocal ensembles and various glee clubs with multiple schools earning superior or excellent ratings.
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Brookings
Milbank
Lake Preston
Oldham
State College
Valgo
Arlington
Elisa C—Oldhare
Betled
Reville
Volga
South Shore
Lake Freston
Jidham
Chass
Ole Tam
Hetland
Git
Gary
Gils Glet Club
Central South Dakota
N Idea
Dorothy Bolan
Inoquois
Phyllis Larson
Li Sethadtien
Lake ‘Preston
Iroquois
Dorothy Brandrup
Warren Ostroot
Hela
Bonilla Seniors Plan Play and Stage Redecorating
Bonilla senior class will present the play The Scarecrow Creeps on a Friday night in early April with an extensive cast led by Adam Throgs and Dorothy Wesfield. Plans include stage redecorating and initial work is underway. In Frankfort the Womens Relief Corps met with 17 members, discussed sick calls, relief funds, and a committee luncheon for 18 members and two guests.
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Bonilla
Adam Throgs
Leser Miller
Maudie Hobbs
Dorothy Wesfield
Roderick Gage
Russell Swan
Kenneth Gage
Bobby Hamilton
Zinnia Washiristen
Faye Rarfick
Arbutag
Eugene McKichan
Perry Gage
Eugene Christenson
Anabelle Gage
Dorothy Atkinson
Amelia Gage
Norma Gage
Thelma Heckerman
Marie Herman
UR. C
Frankfort
Nomen's Relief, Corps
Na- Wonal
Florence Temes
Florence Jones
Death of John Carl at Community Church setting
John Carl died after a long illness following a life born in Adaire County Iowa in 1876 and moving to Dakota in 188. He married Mary Dean in 1901 and farmed many years before settling in St. Lawrence for 16 years. Survived by wife Mary, two children Elmer Carl of Hastings Nebraska and Mrs Annie Adkins of Rockham, plus several brothers and sisters.
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Fane Mecvices
John Carl
Joseph
Andrews
Carl
Adaire County
Iowa
Dakota
Mary Dean
St. Lawrence
Elmer Carl
Hastings, Neb
Annie Adkins
Rockham
Coaching Session By Epworth Leaguers In Huron
The Epworth League coaching conference will be held in Huron Monday and Tuesday with sessions from morning to evening. Rev C E Wilcox announced instructors including Charles Ross from Evanston Dr H C Culver of Mitchell and Dr Wade Barclay from Dakota Wesleyan University plus Rev Fred Smith of Tracy Minnesota and others from four Epworth Institute groups. Represented institutes include Elsie Gary Dean F P C Page Clark and J E Wilkinson Doland with Mitchell Brookings Padela Rapid City and Brookings institutes led by their deans and business managers.
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Adist
St Paul
H. C. Culver
Mitchell
Wade Barclay
Cage Board of Education
Dean Mélvin
Hyde
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Fred Smith
Tracy, Mins
Leuc Dakota
Epworth League
Wilcox
Elsie Institute
Gary
Double charivari honors newlyweds at Carlson and Johnson homes
A double charivari was held this week at the homes of Herman Carlson and Theo Johnson in honor of the newly married couple Mr and Mrs Lloyd Carlson and Jr and Mrs Erling Johnson. Refreshments were served.
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Erwin
Herman Carlson
Theo Johnson
Lloyd-Carlson
Erling Johnson
Funeral services for Mose Lee at Presbyterian Church
Mose Lee died Wednesday morning at his daughter's home from gangrene infection. Funeral services were held Friday at the Presbyterian Church in Forestburg with Rev. John Clayton officiating. Burial followed in Artesian cemetery. He leaves a daughter Mildred Roberts and Miss Orpha Lee of Mitchell, sons Ralph and Murt, nine grandchildren, and a brother in Iowa.
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Forestburg
Mose Lee
Presbyterian Church
Artesian
John Clayton
Lee
The News Behind The News: Roosevelt and House Debates
The article recalls President Roosevelt's involvement in stackyards and political maneuvering with Chicago mayors, plus a critical House vote over Senator Black's legal defense. It notes a 10 000 payment tied to a former law partner and suggests political motives influenced the outcome, reflecting a clashing Congress frictions and inflation bill petitions.
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Ennor Homer
Roosevelt
Messrs
Kelly
Homer
Sela
Messis
Nash
Chicago
Congress
House
Rainey
Eee
Wesley Lloyd * G. Washington
Charles Truax
Senator Black
Black
Roosevelt Criticizes Massive Governmental Spending
A fragment discusses President Roosevelt's ire over large government outlays and a public dinner linked to a lobbyist paying the bill. It mentions dragging out congressmen's names and implies an inference of a larger political issue without detailing specific accusations. The text is partial and lacks clear context.
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Roosevelt
Interior Department Cornerstone Speech Sparks Unburdened Moment
The Interior department event featured a keynote where the speaker stepped from the prepared remarks to emphasize a theme. The moment drew attention as an informal highlight during the cornerstone ceremony.
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Interior Department
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Erican
College OF Surgeons
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AME
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Gows
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Sheldon F. Reese Elevator Co
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Heuven
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Dakota & Filth
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