Anti Spiking Law Targets Liquor Abuses In Beadle County
South Dakota law now assigns proprietors responsibility for stopping spiking in bars and cafes. House Bill 62, effective July 1, tightens penalties, allows padlocking or license revocation, and makes violators subject to fines up to 100 dollars or 30 days in jail. The measure, backed by church groups, aims to curb hidden spiking without prohibiting all alcohol sales.
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Vqner
Luby
Federated Council of Churches of
South Dakota
Huron
Bakers Conclude State Convention in Sioux Falls
April 24 Sioux Falls P after re electing President A B John Yankton and holding their annual banquet and dance Bakers Association of South Dakota concluded their one day state convention today Directors chosen were Frank Johnson Pierre M Duncan Flandreau D H Cook Willow Lake Frank Kelley Sioux Falls Leo Baaken Rapid City Leland Hopkins Hedfield secretary announced convention registration at 166 one of the largest in the association s history
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Sioux Falls
A. B. Johnon
Yankton
Bakers Association of
South Dakota
Hugh Brown
Brookings
Frank Johnson
Pierre
M. Duncan
Flandreau
D. H. Cook
Willow Lake
Frank Kelley
Leo Baaken
Rapid City
Leland Hopkins
Hedfield
Looking Back 20 Years Ago In Huron
Redfield visitors attended a high school debate in Huron as Mrs Selene BR Fish Hazel S Fish Clara M Roberts and Laverne Clarke joined. Judge Alva E Taylor and stenographer Mrs Kenner returned from De Smet where he presided at Kingsbury County Court. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs W A Ipson of Wessington on April 22 in a Huron hospital. Mrs George Elman recovering from appendicitis. East addition to Sprague Hospital near completion, hospital now managed by Drs B H.
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Selene BR. Fish
Hazel S. Fish
Clara M. Roberts
Laverne Clarke
Redfield
Huron
Alva E. Taylor
Kenner
de Smet
Taylor
Kingsbury County Court
W. A. Ipson
Wessington
George Elman
Mackenzie Continues to Cover Balkan War Effects
The article discusses British troops in Libya and Greece, noting 60 000 to 80 000 troops landed in Greece before German conquest halted further deployments. It argues Yugoslav, Greek, and British resistance disrupted Hitler’s plans, inflicting heavy Nazi casualties and damaging Balkans agriculture and industry, crippling Yugoslavia.
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MacKenzie
John Bull
John
Libya
Balkan
Greece
Hitler
Turkey
Spain
British Isles
Balkans
Yugoslavia
Battle over fuel clouds German war prospects
A reader relays expert claims that Germany faced severe fuel shortages before the Balkans campaign, with gasoline and lubricating oil gaps hindering air and ground operations. The note suggests a pivot to the Near East to access petroleum reserves could influence the war’s outcome.
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