Accuse Green Of False Statement In Yankton Race
In Yankton on April 2 Governor Green faced charges from opponent Carl Gunderson alleging a misreading of state appropriations. Gunderson claimed 1925 and 1931 figures show a $559,000 greater 1925 total after deducting 1923 special allocations, and questioned Green's 1925 voting record while Green accused Gunderson of misinterpretation.
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Yankton
Green
Carl Gunderson
Gunderson
Soldiers Home
Yankton Hospital
Capitol Building
Sanator
Governor Green
Senator Green
Nurses Urged To Cheer Patients At South Dakota Convention
Miss Mary E. Jamison, state director of rehabilitation, urged nurses in Yankton to lift the spirits of patients with disabilities. She praised early rehabilitation efforts and cited examples of successful individuals who remained cheerful and productive. The state and federal programs trained workers and aided over 200 people since inception.
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Yvankton
South Dakota
Mary E. Jamison
Miss Jamison
State Rehabilitation Department
Family Reunion Held At Cavour
Members of the Col. J. H. Rudy family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knoll for a reunion of the late Mrs. J. H. Rudy’s children. Attendees included John Rudy, Edgar Rudy, Charles Rudy, Ray Williams, FR. Rounes, Jerry Frahm, and Mrs. M. Burmeister of California. A picnic dinner and supper were enjoyed. the Rudy family are longtime Beadle county settlers.
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Cavour Cavour
J. H. Rudy
Oscar Knoll
M. Burmeister
Gadenia
Cal
John Rudy
Edgar Rudy
Charles Rudy
Ray Williams
FR. Rounes
Jerry Frahm
California
O. Knoll
Rudy
Col
Lake Preston Lodge Hosts Neighboring Chapters
Lake Preston Masonic lodge welcomed De Smet Iroquois Hetland and Oldham chapters with A A Coulson in charge. Fay Smith received third degree work after routine business. Special guests C N Hall and John Feasberg attended. Lunch followed as about TM members were present.
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Lake Preston Lodge
Lake Preston
Lake Preston Masonic Lodge
A. A. Coulson
Fay Smith
de Smet
Iroquois
Hetland
Oldham
C. N. Hall
Huron
Grand Saster
John Feasberg
Boe to Return Home After Illness
Chamberlain April 23 J or gen J Boe prominent politician and rancher ill here for weeks will leave for his home southwest of Presho today He has been confined in a sanitarium there by paralysis.
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Boe
Chamberlain
Jorgen J. Boe
Preshooday
Fort Pierre Named Fort Pierre a Century Ago
Fort Pierre gained its name in the spring of 1832 after the steamboat Yellowstone reached a trading post from St. Louis. Pierre Chouteau Jr headed the fur company aboard, and the post was initially named Ft Pierre Chouteau before the second part was dropped.
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Fort Pierre
Yellowstone
Missouri River
St. Louis
Ft. Pierre
Pierre Chouteau
Ft Pierre Choteau
Entertainment Lineup at State Teachers College Summer Session
Six outstanding entertainment numbers will feature the summer school at State Teachers College Aberdeen announces President David Allen Anderson. Edwin Ford Piper from the University of Iowa directs the English Institute June 6 to 9 and will deliver the commencement address. The cast presents Giants in the Earth June 8 directed by Elwood Ramay. Swanson Verbarr Deacon artists perform June 16 followed by Milwaukee State Teachers College male chorus June 22. Tollefson trio June 20 and Major Thomas Coulson speaks on Spying on Spies July 5. Summer session runs June 6 to July 15.
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Aberdeen
Chien State Teachers College
David Allen Anderson
Edwin Ford Piper
University of Iowa
Piper
Rolvaag
Elwood Ramay
Swanson Verbarr-Deacon
Milwaukee State Teachers College
Tollefson
Thomas Coulson
Major Coulson
Lake Preston Class Visits Sioux Falls
Lake Preston high school sent 40 students from the vocational guidance class led by Prof. Anderson and sociology class under Prof. Smith to Sioux Falls to study institutional social groups. They toured sites including the state penitentiary Morrells packing plant Manchester Biscuit company Crescent creamery Blaney bakery Daily Argus Leader plant and the Pettigrew museum before returning in the evening with broader vocational insights.
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Lake Preston
Sioux Falls
Lake Preston High School
Anderson
Smith
State Penitentiary
Morvell’s
Manchester Bigcuit Company
Crescent Creamery
Blaney Bakery
Daily Argus-Leader
Pettigrew
Lake Preston class hosts party after contest loss
The Lake Preston high school senior class held a gymnasium party after a class contest. Winners led by Dorothy Maxam were entertained by the losers led by Vesta Falconer with music games and refreshments marking a happy evening.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Vesta Falconer
Dorothy Maxam
Highmore Woman Surprised on Birthday by W B C Members
In Highmore on April 23 about 25 members of the W B C visited Mrs Amelia Lowe to celebrate her birthday. The gathering featured social chat sewing and a six o clock luncheon with a table adorned by sweet peas and white carnations. A gift from Mrs Lowe's sister Mrs Smart of Minneapolis was presented and a birthday cake baked by Mrs Shreve Von Camp was enjoyed.
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Highmore
Amelia Lowe
W. B.C
Shreve von Camp
Alt
Paper Carrier Hit By Automobile In Watertown
Watertown reports Rodger Randall, a local paper carrier, was struck while crossing the street with a bundle of newspapers. He was taken to a hospital with shock, no broken bones or internal injuries found, and he is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
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Watertown
Rodger Randall
Preston City Council Vote Shocks in Ward One Contest
Lake Preston election results show Lance defeat of incumbent A Baldwin in Ward One. Ward Two and Ward Three had no contests. Large turnout noted as city council race tensed in early April special election.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Lance
A. Baldwin
Bridge Tea event at Mrs Campbell’s in Woonsocket
Mrs Campbell entertained both afternoon and evening with a luncheon for ladies at 1 PM and bridge for five tables. Mollie Theisen won the high score prize and HB Carrington took the all cut prize. An 7 PM dinner served for 24 as six tables of bridge followed. Ed Strub won the high score prize and Lurale Brown the all cut prize.
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Bridge Woonsocket
EE. Campbell
Mollie Theisen
HB. Carrington
Ed Strub
Lurile Brown
Prohibition Referendum Planks Gain South Dakota Support
South Dakota primary discussions center on platform planks calling for a referendum on national prohibition. Leaders like Harold King and H F Brownell push the issue, while legal questions loom over campaign disclosures and unorganized counties voting for state offices. Local party dynamics also hinge on Royal C Johnson’s stance.
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Pierre
Mitchell Nurse Heads South Dakota Nurses Association
Miss Mable O Woods of Mitchell reelected president of the South Dakota Nurses Association in Yankton as Aberdeen chosen as the 1933 convention city. New officers include Elvira Nelson Rapid City Vera Halver Sioux Falls Lillian Zimpher Aberdeen and sister M Juliana Yankton auditor. Names submitted to governor for state examining board include Sister M Conception Aberdeen and Mrs Ams Haugen Berdahl Sioux Falls. Mary Roberts editor of the American Journal of Nursing spoke at the opening session.
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M. Conception
Aberdeen
Ams Haugen Berdahl
Lioux Falls
Mary Roberts
New York
American Journal of Nursing
Pheasants Adapt to City Life in South Dakota
South Dakota pheasants increasingly venture into urban areas. A Mitchell restaurant sighting followed by a Sioux Falls report of a large pheasant in a backyard shows the birds acting bold and elusive, taking flight when approached.
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S. D
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mitchell
Henry Peterson
Peterson
PEO Meeting Highlights Ford Paper at Smith Home
HAS MESTING WOONSOCKET April 23 Special The PEO members held their regular meeting at the home of Mrs. 2. M. Smith. The lesson was presented by Mrs. A. M Carlisle who gave a very interesting paper on Henry Ford. After the regular business meeting lunch was served by the hostess.
Clay Federal Jail Is Given Approval Vermillion
County officials praise J H Stricf for inspecting the Clay county jail and commending its officers. The jail now houses federal prisoners after sentencing in U S courts, with 11 inmates currently confined there.
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Clay Federal
J. H. Stricf
Federal Department
Clay County
Federal Board of Critics
United States
Swimming Season Opens at Lake Kampeska in Watertown
In Watertown on April 23 daring swimmers brave Lake Kampeska as Sue McKay_claims the season's first dip. She swam twice in one day and plans to swim each morning, inspiring others to join the chilly water.
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Watertown Watertown
Lake Kampeska
Sue McKay
Watertown
Yale Election Honors Seven Local Officials
The annual election results honor seven local leaders in Yale. Winners include J. D. Kaufman as trustee first ward J. E. O'Keefe as trustee second ward Otto Zeigeldorf as trustee third ward W. F. Musolf as town treasurer C. A. Kaufman as town clerk L. Eugene Garry as town assessor and B. Harding as justice of the peace.
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Yale Yale
J. D. Kaufman
J. E. O'Keefe
Otto Zeigeldorf
W. F. Musolf
C. A. Kaufman
L. Eugene Garry
B. Harding
All But Five Cast Ballots At Harrold
Harrold news notes a near full turnout at the annual town election with 189 of 194 registered voters voting. Four were out of town and one could not reach the polls while all current officers were reelected by small margins.
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Harrold
Willow Lake Keeps Same Civic Heads
Willow Lake's affairs will be conducted by the same administration after reelecting W. F. Carff to the mayor's seat. Carff, who defeated J. W. Imlay two years ago by two votes, won this week's election by 940 to 82 with no other contests.
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Willow Lake
W. F. Carff
Carif
J. W. Imlay
Aid Society Entertained By Mrs Elrod Hewitt
The Ladies Aid society was entertained at the home of Mrs Elrod Hewitt with 25 present. The regular business meeting was held. The afternoon was spent in working on quilt blocks. The next meeting will be May 5 at the home of Mrs Ollie Tollefson.
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Bonilla
Ladies Aid Society
Elrod Hewitt
Ollie Tollefson
Shower for Bride Highmore Honors Mrs Gunderson
Mrs Robert Campbell and Mrs Wallace Campbell hosted a miscellaneous shower at their Campbell township home for Mrs Robert Gunderson nee Violet Campbell. A large group of women attended and many useful and beautiful gifts were given to the bride. The event was served by the hostesses.
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Bride Highmore
Robert Campbell
Wallace Campbell
Campbell Township
Robert Gunderson
Violet Campbell
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