Hyde County Primary Sees One Contest for Treasurer
HIGHMORE April 26 Special In Hyde county the May 3 primary will be quiet for county offices with one contest for treasurer between E. M. Wray and Charles W. Busch. State attorney remains uncontested. L. M. Hanson seeks reelection as treasurer opposed by W. L. Thompson. Margaret Korsgaard faces Charles B. Hultman for auditor. Sheriff candidates include Tyler Jekyll W. wa. Lee Frank Mason Henry Reher and J. H. Ray. Register of deeds nominees are Mary Lusk Stephens Pauline Gray Oscar Evenson and J. G. Thurston. James Buchan, longtime clerk of courts, is opposed by Ruth Lake. Anna ColSmith Ruth Wooley and Agnes Lela Johnson seek superintendent of schools.
King Takes Over Joe Washington Appointment Shown
W King of Mitchell South Dakota was named by President Hoover to the federal board for vocational education representing the inter.
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King
Joe Washington
W. Fiarry King
Mitchell
S. D
Hoover
Federal Board For Vecsional Education
Inter
Appointment fills vacancy after Claude M. Henry’s death
An agriculture official has assumed duties to fill the vacancy created by the death of Claude M. Henry of Redfield South Dakota. The appointment continues the duties of the office pending official action.
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Este of Agriculture
Claude M. Henry, Redifeld
Headlamp Adjuster School Planned for Rapid City
E S Goff announces a May headlamp adjuster school at the South Dakota state school of mines in Rapid City on May 2 and May 10. With the new motor vehicle act requiring proper headlight adjustment for licensing, demand for certified adjusters rises. The session will likely be the last of the year, with attendees urged to arrive at 8:00 a.m. on May 3. Applications and inquiries should be directed to the motor vehicle department at Pierre.
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Rapid Rapid City
E.S. Goff
State Motor Vehicle Department
South Dakota
Rapid City
Motor Vehicle Department
Pierre
Watertown Eastern Star Festival Set for Tomorrow
Watertown April 28 tomorrow is a big day for Eastern Star history as Vesta Chapter No. ... hosts the spring festival at 2 30 p m featuring a quilt display and a supper in Watertown.
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Watertown QU. E. S
Watertown
Eastern Star
Vesta
Miner Seeding Nears Completion in Howard Territory
Special report from Howard notes seeding of small grain nearly finished though some farmers are delayed by seed loan issues. Early planted grain shows green growth, meadows and pastures are productive, and livestock have ample feed. Some alfelfa fields may be winterkilled. mild late February warmth started growth, but severe early March cold hurt some crops. Moisture-abundant spring has left soil in good plow condition with many farmers now turning to corn.
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Howard
Alpena Boy Injured by Pitchfork Incident
Russel Phinney three year old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Phinney of Dale township was injured when a used pitchfork fell and ran into his leg. Doctors said the wound is not serious and will heal.
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Aspen
Russel Phinney
Alfred Phinney
Dale Township
Russel
Mitchell Fines Revenue Falls Short in Early 1932
Mitchell officials report meager fine collections in the first quarter of 1932 totaling $44, far less than half of the amount collected in the same period last year. Police Chief A L Kirkpatrick notes residents contributed little toward city fines as treasury needs grow.
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Mitchell
A. L. Kirkpatrick
Large Portion of Scotland On Sale
An Edinburgh real estate firm reports that taxation and high death duties have compelled Scottish landowners to put property on the market in unprecedented fashion. Officials estimate nearly a third of Scotland’s land already owned by the state and about 1,000,000 in death duties loom over estates.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
Paris Installs Synchronized Traffic Lights in Opera District
Paris introduces synchronized traffic lights for the first time on the boulevards of the opera district, marking a modernization of city traffic flow.
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Paris
Opera
City Commissioner Proceedings April 15 1932 Minutes
Minutes of the City Commission meeting held April 15 1932 with roll call showing Hannum Young Wagner and Andersori present. The record notes official actions taken by the board during the session and sets upcoming agenda items.
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Board of City Commissioners
Roll Call
Hannum
Young, Wagner
Andersori
Anderson
W. Young
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M. F. Walt
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Furriers Incorporated
the Fair Store
Masonic Temple
Huron
Notion
Kotex
Johnson
Betty Bright
Santa Clara
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