Life Magazine crew to feature South Dakota in eight page pictorial
Descriptive writer and staff photographer A H Pankow joins Roger Butterfield Mrs Butterfield and Eliot Elisofson for a two week trip to pen an eight page Life feature on South Dakota. They will travel from Sioux Falls to Pierre Bad Lands Black Hills Belle Fourche Aberdeen with the piece slated for publication in four to five weeks.
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South Dakota
Life Magazine
Sioux Falls
Ing
A. H. Pankow
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Belle Fourche
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John Shaw Billings
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Prominent Farmer Is Buried Yesterday
LAKE PRESTON August 1 Special The funeral of George Hay was held at the Methodist Church here Wednesday at 2 with Rev John Palmer officiating. Burial was in Lake Preston Cemetery. Hay 58 died at his farm Sunday night after a prolonged illness. Born in Iowa he came to this community 40 years ago and had lived here since. A pioneer Shorthorn breeder he built one of the area’s finest farm homes and was active in the Methodist Church and on the Lake Preston school board. He leaves a widow and five children.
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Lake Preston
George Hay
Methodist
John Palmer
Mr. Hay
Iowa
Fiore
Methodist Church
Watertown Woman Advances In Tourney
In northwest grass court tennis, singles quarter-finals progressed with out of state players leading. Defending champion Dick Hain line of Rock Island beat Ed Ison of Minneapolis, while Johnny Fletcher of Des Moines defeated Ray Suchy of Minneapolis. Women’s division saw Phyllis Hunter of Watertown South Dakota, Mrs Ward Parker of St Louis, and Muriel Magnuson and Dorothy Busch of Minneapolis all advance.
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Venpravin
Mink
Dick Hainline
Rock Island
Edison
Minneapolis
Johnny Fletcher
Des Moines
Ray Suchy
Phyllis Hunter
Watertown
S. D
Ward Parker
St. Louis
Muriel Magnuson
Dorothy Busch
Notice of Separate Debtor Responsibility from Spouse
Notice states that Leeland Boettcher of Alpena will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Vivian Boettcher from August 6, 194]. The public is advised of this separation of liability.
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Vivian Boettcher
Leeland Boettcher
Alpena
Rites Today For Accident Victim Wesley Newell
Funeral services are planned for Wesley Newell in Highmore at the Methodist Church after arrival of his body from Butte Montana. He was about 24, a Hyde County farmer’s son who worked in copper mines, survived by his parents two sisters and two brothers.
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Snughmore
Speean
Wesley Newell
Hyde County
Butte
Montana
Methodist
Highmore
Warren Newell
W. J. Newell
Bob Oviatt
E. R. Crawley
Hilo
Hawaiian Islands
Ogle
New York
Warren
Burns Fatal to Faulkton Resident Mrs Vernon Allen
Funeral services were held at St Thomas Catholic Church for Mrs Vernon Allen who died from severe burns after a gasoline explosion. She had been hospitalized in Faulkton for three weeks. The Rev Father T P Coyne presided at the service.
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Aulaton
Aug
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Vernon Allen
Mass and Sermon at Service with St. Thomas Choir
The mass proceeded with a sermon delivered by a priest. Music accompanied by the St. Thomas choir and organist Mrs. Victor Banks. Interment followed at the Catholic Cemetery.
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St. Thomas Choir
Victor Banks
Scouts to Serve During Legion Convention in Huron
Boy Scouts of America district chairman announces plans for Scouts to aid during the American Legion convention in Huron August 10 through 13. Scouts will serve as parade escort for visiting Auxiliary officers and may march in Legion parades on August 11 and 12. Meetings for instruction and assignment are set for Saturday morning in room 108 at the Junior High School. uniforms should be ready.
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Fom N. Lucy
Boy Scouts of America
American Legion
Huron
Oslock
Paul N. Campbell
Ipswich Stabber Is Held Insane
Otto Weisenberger a Bowdle farmer was recommended for commitment to the state hospital at Yankton by the Edmunds County insanity board after confessing to an attack on C. D. Barry Ipswich oil representative. State's Attorney H L Woodworth said investigation showed he should be confined for observation.
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Wswich
Otto Weisenberger
Yankton
Edmunds County Insanity
Four-Year-Old Girl Dies After Match Fire Ordeal
Laur ence Smelser, a four year old from Trail City, died in Morgid ge after sustaining severe burns when she struck a match in the family car and tried to smother the flames. She later walked to the back door with burned clothing and explained she held the match until it burned down. The event occurred while the family was in Baltimore, Maryland, a note referencing the city’s population appears in the same clipping.
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Mobridge
Ave
Laurence Smelser
Ida Smelser
Trail City
Motorboats in the United States Reach High Numbers
The article states more than 300000 motorboats are registered in the United States with an estimated 200000 unregistered boats and another 200000 outboard motors in use.
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United States
slimming new frock in fall fashion silhouette
A new one piece dress with a fitted top and attached skirt showcases a high fashion silhouette for fall. Pattern No 8099 fits sizes 12 to 20 with front buttoning and open neckline, surrounded by darts and fullness in the skirt. Send 15c with name address and pattern number to the Evening mita Pattern Service.
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West Wacker’ Drive
Cabo
Sioux City Gains Second Place In Western League Thriller
Sioux City Redbirds edge Cheyenne 3-2 in 10 innings to climb to second in the Western League behind Charley Kimmel who handcuffed Cheyenne with five hits. A Pueblo win over Norfolk and Sioux Falls 6-1 over Denver shook the standings as late inning drama affected several teams.
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Sioux City Redbirds
Cheyenne
Charley Kimmel
Pueblo
Norfolk Yanks
Sioux Falls
Denver Bears
Sioux City
Sanner
Holland
Kimmel
Tichacek
Johnson
Erlick
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Shi d Horak
Serot
Riss
Branson
Baseball scores and standings from a midweek slate
Major and minor league results show the Yankees and Indians splitting a doubleheader, Boston and Chicago sweeping, and St Louis rallying. Notable hitters include Breuer Harris Pytlak and Auker. National League standings list Brooklyn, St Louis, and Chicago leading their divisions with Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in pursuit.
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Wash
Ae R
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Page
McGuilouen
George
Avouch
Nahem
Krist and Hutchinson
Baseball scoreline garbled through OCR
Fragmentary OCR text shows multiple team names and jumbled numbers. No coherent event or outcome is discernible, but mentions teams such as Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville Minneapolis and Clevelandish entities, with stray innings and scores. Unable to determine a specific game, date, or result from the readable portions.
Mackenzie Explains German War Communique Interpretation
The piece argues a German war report is a seven weeks history rather than a fresh record, intended to appease German public as Nazi claims meet fierce Allied resistance. It suggests the report aims to influence Japan against Britain and the United States.
Russians face monumental losses and possible strategic withdrawals
The article weighs claimed Soviet and German casualties, noting losses on both sides are immense and may defy meaningful figures. It discusses the possibility of Soviet withdrawals to fresher positions near Moscow, the Nazi push in Kiev and Leningrad, and whether a hole exists opposite Moscow. A key factor is whether the Reds have reserves, fresh and well equipped.
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Red Army
Smoletsk
Moscow
Kiev
Leningrad
Secon
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