Miller high school M Club banquet marks annual event
The Miller high school M Club banquet drew about 150 students and townspeople and was emceed by Wayne Dennis. Speakers included Mayor W J Hal Dower and Supt. Morrison Sims, with Elbert Van Cleave and James Mullin honored for football and basketball success.
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H. J. Bushfield
Joseph Andrews
H. B. Stensland
Stensland
Elbert van Cleave
James Mullin
Fullpack
Miller
Central South Dakota
Huron
Chet Wood
Red” Heinzen
Wallis Hellmuth
Huardier
Protest Fired On Rice Syrup Rates
The South Dakota board of railroad commissioners filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission to seek rate reductions on rice and syrups from western manufacturing states to western South Dakota jobbing points. The board argues current rates are excessive and unduly prejudicial compared with rates to competing points such as Sioux City and Denver.
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Pierre
South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
South Dakota
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seven Cases Brought By South Dakota Inspectors
Pierre April 24. Prosecutions announced by T. O. Ronayne director of the division of inspections state department of agriculture. Charges include sale of milk with insufficient milk fat and sale of stock food without inspection fee. Individuals named include James E. Cile Morristown fined $10 Tom Church Ridgeview fined $50 and stock confiscated Teary Egleman Menno fined $10 and costs Geor sa Hummel Hot Springs fined $19 and costs J Ryan Salem charged with missing medicinal stock and unpaid inspection fee Westberg Summit offered cigarettes without stamps and fined $10 and costs. Eves Yummel Hot Springs fined $10 and costs.
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Gale
Eves Yummel
Grain planting progress reported in Neorth
April 24 report from Neorth states small grain planting will be completed this week and corn planting is expected to start immediately.
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Neorth
Woman Finds Beauty Through Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
A Madison Wisconsin woman testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription improved her health and appearance. She reports relief from nervousness dizziness and debility and recommends others consult Dr. Pierce's Clinic for advice.
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Schloemer
Mifflin St .Madison, Wis
Pierce
De Smet to Celebrate Old Settlers Day
De Smet plans its annual Old Settlers Day with June 10 set for the main celebration. John Hasche was named general chairman at a recent meeting and committees were formed for the program.
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DE Smet
John “Hasche
University of South Dakota to Offer Public History Course
The extension division under G R Breckanridge announces a new history course for high schools and community groups. It will use lectures films and Yale Chronicles of American History with assignments prepared by Professor H S Schell returning in September from a leave at the University of Wisconsin.
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Throu
Sextension
University of ‘South Dakota
G. R
Breckanridge
Ktension
Ais
Yale Chronicles of
H. S. Schell
University
University of Wisconsin
Wessington Man Buys Tulare Restaurant
George Reed former resident of Wessington has purchased a restaurant in Tulare and has taken possession. His family has moved to Tulare. A daughter was born April 20 to Mr and Mrs Garl Leidthe. Plowing for corn has started in Miller with larger acreage expected this year.
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Wessington
Tulare
George Reed
Danforth
Garl Leidthe
Unions Stage Benefit Dance In Washington Event
An evening benefit dance organized by the Puron Central Labor and Women's Union was announced to raise funds for the Labor Temple project. Mrs. C K Snow served as event chairman with government land donation noted as part of the backing.
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Puron
Central Labor
Washington
Dey Aas
Labor Temple
C. K. ‘Snow
Salvation Army Captain Staiger Set For Huron Meeting
Captain Staiger will lead a special Salvation Army gathering in Huron. The event at the Salvation Army hall will begin at o'clock with Staiger performing as a singer and baritone horn player and delivering a talk.
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Staiger
Salvation
Vation Army
Minnipolis
Huron
Salvation Army
Cantata by Highmore Methodists at local churches
The Highmore Methodist choir performed a cantata in the Presbyterian church and was afterward entertained in the basement of the Lutheran church.
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Miller
Highmore Methodist Choir
Funeral trip for Wilson family after Greenville service
Mrs John Wilson and daughter Mra Breese returned from Greenville Virginia where they attended the funeral of Mrs Wilson's father. The trip followed the April 24 notice in attendance at the service.
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Danforth
John Wilson
Mra
V. Breese
Greenville
Miller appointed police chief in Paliner move
SILER AS NEW CHIEF OF POLICE Miller appointed to lead Paliner police in place of Omer Erb who resigned for county bridge work. Gulick, Birb and Mohr tied to local races but not elected. Mohr incumbent sheriff. Play draws crowd at Bangroft Senior class production Cousins featured with Tyrr Brooks Hoover Jencks Beeninga Massey Mullenberg Pueratenau and others.
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Siler
Miller
Paliner
sGulicksd
Omer Erb
Gulicksoni
Birb
Lox
Sheri ‘Ty
Adam
Mohr
Bangroft
Pahe
Cousins
State Theater
Si Tyrr
Old’ Brooks
Bud LeRoy Hoover
Marjorie Jencks
Cording
Best
Ruby Brooks
Pearl Parish
Beeninga
Ldlly
M. Massey
Ruth
Mullenberg
Hilda . Pueratenau
Lodge attends church services in Wellington
A large percentage of Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge members in Wellington attended the annual church services at the community church. Rev I Boo Black delivered the sermon.
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Wellington
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Lodges
I. Boo Black
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