Werner Opposes Wheeler Howard Bill Says Indian Defense
The American Indian Defense association of Washington accuses Rep. I B Werner of obstructionist tactics against the Wheeler Howard bill in congress. Allan G Harper says Werner's parliamentary moves halted public hearings, hindering Indian input while benefiting behind the scenes business interests and South Dakota Indians would gain from the legislation.
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Pierre
American Indian Defense Association of Washington
I. B. Werner
South Dakota
Congress
Allan G. Harper
Association
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Werner
Harper
Rep. Werner
Huronian To Head Dakotans At U
Vermillion April 21 Harvey Crow Huron has been chosen president of the newly elected Dakotans at the University of South Dakota and Joe Fearhelm Rapid City treasurer One outstanding man is chosen in his junior year from each fraternity and one from the independent group The Dakotans are the University hosts and manage Dakota Day activities and lodging for the state high school music contest
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Vermillion
Harvey Crow
Huron
Dakotans
University of South Dakota
Joe Fearhelm
Rapid City
Dakota Day
Crow
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Mr. Fearhelm
Kappa Sigma
Edwin Karlan
Columbia
Lambda Chi Alpha
Robert Meyhaus
Sioux Falls
Phi. Delta Theta
Ward Wyman
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Robert Bryan
Beta Theta Pi
Ivan Lig Rett
Madison
Alpha Tau Omega
Joseph Chimacher
Phi Chi
Harvey Gunderson
Hayti
Delta Theta Phil
Arno Luker
Lane
Independent
Jimmy Barr Appears At Co-Op Luncheon
Juvenile entertainer Jimmy Barr performed dancing and singing at the Huron Co-Operative luncheon on Monday. D. J. Barr, club member, is his father as the drive to add members continues. Twelve new members joined, bringing total to 30 under the International Recovery and Growth program.
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Jimmy Barr
Huron Co-Operative
D. J. Barr
M. A. Artz
Cecil D. Bartholow
A. M Fuller
Ernest G. Funk
Gordon C. Hervig
Raymond Hess
C. D. Lewis
George Royer
Max W. Teuber
J. S. Fonsberg
Huron Club
Huron College Group Performs At Redfield Auditorium
Huron college music department presented a program at Redfield high school auditorium featuring songs dancing and dialogue under Professor and Mrs Titt. Participants included Mrs Camden Rayburn piano teacher Mr Loftus Ward voice teacher and Miss Julia Sanderson violin instructor. A novelty act from Smilin Through by four cast members Mary Starring Everett Butz Vincent Antle and Herbert Stahl was also staged for the Friday April 27 performance.
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Huron College
Redfield Redfield
Redfield High School
Titt
Camden Rayburn
Loftus Ward
Julia Sanderson
Huron
Mary Starring
Everett
Lutheran Women Missionary Federation to Meet in De Smet
De Smet hosts a one day conference of the Women's Missionary Federation of Lutheran churches from the Brookings circuit. The local American Lutheran church uses the Methodist church auditorium for sessions and a noon dinner and lunch after the meeting.
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de Smet DE Smet
de Smet
Women's Missionary Federation of Lutheran Churches of
Old Masonic Bible Tours South Dakota in 1933
The traveling Masonic Bible visits De Smet with Lake Preston lodge delegates for a special session and will then move on to Bancroft. Fr W J Power of Wessington becomes Yankton Sacred Heart hospital chaplain. Fr Rochstein of Roscoe becomes pastor at St Joseph church. Germany limits lard imports to 1 percent of 1931 33 levels. Kansas recognizes state as cotton producer with 1933 gap valued at 12,146 dollars.
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de Smet DE Smet
South Dakota
de Smet
Lake Preston
Bancroft
Yankton Wessington
W. J. Power
Wessington
Yankton
Sacred Heart Hospital
Rochstein
Roscoe
St Joseph Church
Germany
Kansas Board of Agriculture
New Bulletin Encourages Quality Chick Rearing
Brookings April 24 A South Dakota State College poultry expert urges buyers to avoid bargain baby chicks. W C Tully says best chicks come from proven breeders with trap nesting experience and that hatchery chicks from South Dakota can rival or surpass larger states. He notes a free circular No 15 on chick brooding feeding and management. A stray fact adds that a cougar can spring 40 feet on level ground.
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Brookings
W. C. Tully
State College
Tully
South Dakota
Tully Beieves
Hyde to Speak at Meeting in Huron
Dean Molliyn Hyde of Dakota Wesleyan University will speak before the Deans of South Dakota Colleges and Universities at the annual session in Huron on May 5. He will discuss Geometry Standards for Secondary Schools and Colleges.
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South Dakota
Huron
Vitalizing bread uses heart of wheat in first white loaf
A pamphlet touts a bread product claiming vitality from the heart of wheat. It emphasizes that the bread is white yet contains a special wheat heart, marketed as delivering energy and liveliness. The language stresses the product as superior and uniquely vital.
Funeral Held for Barnes Relatives Return from Beaver Crossing
Mrs M J McKichan and infant son returned from Beaver Crossing Nebraska where she attended the funeral of her grandmother Mrs Barnes.
Loucks Runs in 1931 Gubernatorial Primary
Watertown attorney Daniel E. Loucks declines urged candidacy for governor in 1931. He enters a Republican primary amid three rivals, cites experience and public service as motives. His platform calls for honest government tax cuts agricultural support law enforcement and conservation. He was born near Clear Lake and has long political ties with multiple civic groups.
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Watertown
Daniel E. Loucks
Loucks
Codington County
House of Representatives
The
Masons
Modern Woodmen
Nights of Pythins and Elk Lodges
Kiwanis Club
State Grange
Mr. Loucks
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Co-Op
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Navy Department
Washington
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Admiral Rodman
Paul Cadmus
Riverside Drive
Swander's Lons Boy
John Hutchings
Lehi
Utah
Utah Lake
Julia M. Blunt
Beadle County
Sand Creek Consolidated School
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