Great Variety Of Dances At Mrs Brights Recital
Dances staged by Mrs Lee Bright will fill the college auditorium Friday at 8 pm with 20 numbers. Miss Ruth Small assists with readings as dancers wear elaborate costumes from colonial gowns to wooden shoes and pastel ballet outfits. Junior and Babyland groups present a Bunny dance and Rose Petal solo, followed by many solos, group dances, and an unusual Locket number with Ruth Small and Henry Williams. Tickets available at Longstaff Drug. special price for children.
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Lee Bright
Wee Tots
Babyland
Little June Bell
Krentzlin
Mozart
Friml
Marjorie Ann Saxton
Juanita Stam
Marilyn Dickey
Donna Mae Storrs
Iroquois
Lubomirsky
Josephine Longstaff
Bralurs
Schumann
Tiller
Kathryn Jean Saylor
Schubert
Donna Mageur
Dolores Feick
Sebelius
Williamson
Ruth Small
Henry Williams
Juanita Stan
Meyotie Ann Saxton
Jean Hathaway
Ragredy Ann
Mr. Williamson
Billy Bright
Rosemary
Coffee Campaign Aims 245000 Sacks for England
The National Coffee Council announces a three year plan to push coffee through 245000 sacks in England via 20000 chain stores. The contract splits shipments into 50000 in year one 15000 in year two and 100000 in year three. The coffee must be retailed by the buyer and cannot be exported from England.
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England
Rio DE Janeiro
National Coffee Counsil
Ergland
Milan Anti-Fascists on Edge Over Banned Mailing List
Milan residents named on a banned newspaper mailing list protest its circulation across borders. A seized issue urged subscribers to pay back dues and warned it would publish names and addresses of alleged delinquents. The list’s publication would target individuals opposed to the fascist regime.
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Milan
English Army Plays Alfonso The King’s Parlor Game
London reports a new parlor game called Alfonso promoted by the former king of Spain. Sixteenth Lancers officers witness the game where participants form a human bridge and victims are passed along arms to a sofa. The sequence produces shouts AI Fon ams So as the crowd cheers.
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London
Alfonso
Jessa
Spain
Lancers
Fon” Ams
Prodigal Sons Are Curbed By Taxation
Oxford tradesmen report taxation has curbed luxury among students. An Oxford Chamber of Trade official says wealthy families are hit hard and fewer large bills are run up, reflecting a decline in profligacy compared with 30 years ago.
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Oxford
Eng
Oxford University
Oxford Chamber of Trade
Belle Fourche mayor re-elected amid light turnout
In Belle Fourche Dan McCutchen won the mayoralty by 132 votes with 1,023 total ballots cast. Other wards had contests but no other mayoral races. Wards results included Leeper and Marsh winning terms. Borden defeated in third ward.
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Belle Fourche
Dan McCutchen
W. F. Thomas
Local election results show multiple city contests and runoffs
In Viborg the municipal band levy won 99 to 39. Mobridge elected Dr. B., Rock mayor in a tight three way race. Montrose re-elected Mayor Archie Odell with 175 to Vasgard 84. alderman results listed by ward. Aberdeen faces a runoff between Robert G. Young and J. D. Foran. Lemmon elected Hawley Sutter and Burdick. Yankton water election won by Ellerman over Rapalee. Groton mayor Bowden over Hall with aldermen chosen. Perden wins in Sisseton. Multiple contests across cities with runoffs and clear vote tallies.
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Viborg
Montrose
Archie Odell
Vasgard
Beach
Hasmussen
Dickinson
Modena
Fleming
Miles
Lemmon
J.B. Hawley
W. &. Sutter
John Burdick
Dennis Theriault
L. H. Fountain
E. L. Hohen
Alderman and mayoral races unfold in multiple towns
In JAVA and nearby towns yesterday William Kunz won the mayoralty with 98 to 0 in a band proposal defeat. Aldermen Charles Schlepp Martin Gehrki Jacob Geschener earned wins in various wards while H A Harris Dr A A Harris led Brookings city commissioner race with 775 votes. Webster and Britton also reported aldermen elected and Britton chose P Erbe as mayor two to one over E C Holling.
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Java
William Kunz
Charles Schlepp
Martin’ Gehrki
Jacob Geschener
Bert Bauer
Brookings
Harris Brookings
A. A. Harris
M. G Carlyle
Alvin Schultz
Justin Carlyle
Schultz
Erbe
Britton Britton
Pi—B. Erbe
Britton
E. C. Holling
Quiet at Bryant and Pierre mayoral wins
In Bryant only ward contests, both incumbent aldermen reelected. no third ward race. Pierre elected Randolph Bagby city commissioner over John Griffin, 789 to 450. Highmore chose A L Hill as mayor, 222 to 159, with C L Soanal and J J Marshall winning alderman posts. Wellington elected H C Gast and George Carstens as third ward aldermen, 45 to 37, defeating H W Croes and W A Bath.
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Bryant
Bryant City
Pierre
Randolph Bagby
John Griffin
H.R. Tarbell
Highmore
Hill Highmore
A. L. Hill
John Vicetum
C. L. Soanal
J. J. Marshall
J. Hess
F. E. Burnham
Wellington
Eysterday H. C. Gast
George Carstens
H. W. Croes
W. A. Bath
Canvass Decides Mayor Race in Vermillion Contest
Vermillion voters faced a tight result as Dr. Carl Viers incumbent trailed P. J. Cavanaugh by a single vote after unofficial returns. An official canvass will determine the mayor, while Cavanaugh carried three wards but Viers won ward one. The 1107 total votes marked a city high. Approval of a water storage tank contract at about 6700 was approved, and four aldermen plus Justice Tilton were reelected without opposition.
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Rafid
Rapid City
City Commission
Tw City
Sam Raymond
Frank J. Hughes
Steve Hurley
Carl Viers
P. J. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Viers
Justice H. G. Tilton
Peter Leikwolf
Dan Sullivan
L. A. Pierce
Charles Randolph
Reelected alderman at fifth term in spring elections
In Wessington Springs T L Fluttie defeated L M Valentine by seven votes for mayor amid a tight race over municipal salaries and police chief selection. In Sturgis mayor Harry Atwater won, bond issue failed. aldermen reelected with little opposition. Springfield held no elections. incumbents continue. Wakonda trustees reelected Musk Krueger H E Riley William Montgomery with H E Fairfield.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
T. L Fluttie
Brookings
L. M. Valentine
Guy Posey
George England
George Dean
L. E. Sanders
Imunicipal Light Plant
Polies
Springfield
Wakonda
Musk Krueger
H. E. Riley
William Montgomery
H. E. Fairfield
Harold Dwyer Wins City Treasurer Election by 303 Vote
Elected assessor and W. H. Burke justice of the peace also noted. Harold Dwyer won the city treasurer race over W. B. Simons by a margin of 303 votes.
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W. H. Burke
Harold Dwyer
Rity
W. B. Simons
Commissioner Defeats Water Commissioner in City Vote
Chamberlain April 20. R H Sommers defeats William Putnam present water commissioner by a majority of 50 votes in the city election.
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Chamberlain
R. H. Sommers
William Putnam
All Officials Hold Over City Officers Stay In Office
April 20 city officials were elected yesterday. Aldermen named include J. E. McDonnell M. E. Hanson and L. W. Sederstrom. City assessor H. T. Mutziger city auditor Leo C. Coyne treasurer J. J. Walters and justice of the peace Clarence Sprinkel. The mayor will be named at the first meeting of the board.
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Ethan
J. E. McDonnell
M. E. Hanson
L. W. Sederstrom
H. T. Mutziger
Leo C. Coyne
J. J. Walters
Clarence Sprinkel
Bos
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B. N. Hagna
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Hagna
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BE. M. Majerus
Wiliam McLaughlin
Frank Pollard
Henry Zeller
Canton Canton
John Skarie
Sig Knudsen
Justice of the Peace
Skezas Grocery Square Deal Groc
Fred C. McCain
Fred J. Knochenmann
E. V. Yourgquist
Alex Duhamel
Carl Rise
Abe Wilkins
Charles Cashman
John W. Murphy
F. W. Merritt
Carl Bode
Harry Howarth
C. L. Smith
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City
Robert G. Young
J. D. Foran
Young
Foran
Yankton Yankton
Elerman
W. N. Rapalee
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Rapalee
Bowden
Groton
H. R. Bowden
John 5. Hall
Charles E. Adams
Leon Funk
George Aves
Perden
Sisseton
C. A. Perden
H. H. Bowsden
Webster
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L. P. Bedessem
Bagby
Henry Hansen
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J. A. Chamley
M. C. Dowell
H. A. Silkensen
Alfred Swanson
Floyd A. Rodee
Tyndall Tyndall
Anton Thastka
W. E. Scheffel
F. J. Bouska
W. J. Base
J. J. Nedland
William Thompson
Nedland
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Freeman
Abe Ellwein
Julius Albrecht
Julius Kleman
Ft. Pierre
J.D. Cannon
Ben Whitney
Gil Williamson
Frit
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Speviali
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Chris Hansen
L. G. Turgeon
Sturgis
Sturgis Vetera
Harry Atwater
Atwater
Fred Gilbert
Dale Trilby
Fred P. Hampton
Harold J. Walker
John Burks
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Chris Jordan
W. A. Thurston
August Bauer
Edgar Perungila
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