L Lindsey dies at 72 near Aberdeen in South Dakota
L Lindsey a Brown County farmer died at his home south of Aberdeen on Tuesday morning after heart trouble. He came to South Dakota in 1908 with his family and built a long residency on a farm near the city. Survived by wife, three sons, one daughter, eleven grandchildren and a great grandchild. funeral at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. Kesay officiating. Burial at Riverside.
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L. Lindsey
Brown County
South Dakota
Mr.Lindsey
Knights of Pythias
Modern Woodmen
Mt. Pu- Magki
Niantic
Mary
Roger
Miopolis
West Point
Miss
Mr. Lindsey
Foliage Rebounds After Grasshoppers Depart Wayland
After grasshoppers left Wayland on August 13 the town's trees shrubs and lawns began to green again with new growth. No rain in weeks has required watering to foster recovery and re growth of vegetation.
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Wayland
Wayland Band Concert Aug 13 On A J Ravenscroft Lawn
Wayland hosts a Monday evening concert on the Ravenscroft lawn led by W O Mayer. About 20 band members attended though several are on vacation. Another concert is planned for August 24 with a large crowd expected.
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Wayland Band
Wayland
Specia
A. J. Rave Enscroft
W. O. Mayer
Return from Oregon for Newton Tollefson
Newton Tollefson returned from Oregon after his mother and sister and will leave the area this week. He has obtained work there. Miss Ida Merke of Claremont visited Conde, staying a few days at her brother Jerry’s home.
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Oregon
Newton Tollefson
Mr. Tollefson
Conde Conde
Ida Merke
Claremont
Jerry
Virgil Ladies Aid Plans Pie Social for Aug 22
At Virgil church parlors the Ladies Aid met Tuesday afternoon and planned a pie social to be held Saturday evening August 22. After the regular business meeting 4 lunch was served by Mrs. Fred Strong Wow H D Meeves and Mrs. Leo Ruppel. Next regular meeting will be at the home of Mrs. D A Barnes with a potluck luncheon.
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Fred Strong
Wow
H. D. Meeves
Leo
Ruppel
D. A. Barnes
Clamp Down On Liquor Running Into North Dakota
North Dakota authorities vow strict enforcement of the 1936 liquor act to stop transport from South Dakota. Penalties include 1990 fine, a year in prison, or both, plus confiscation of vehicles, liquor, and containers.
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North Dakota
Aberdeen
South Dakota
R. F. le Fors
le Fors
Treasury Department
Minnesota
Montana
Excursion Trip From Condé Heads to Several Cities
Elaine and Helen Severson depart Aug 13 for a 10 day tour through Omaha Sioux City St Louis and other points visiting Webster City with sister Mildred and relatives.
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Conde
Specia
Elaine
Helen Severson
Omaha
Sioux City
St. Louis
Webster City
Mildred
Bancroft School Opens September 7 With Expanded Faculty
Bancroft public schools will open Monday September 7. Superintendent Clarence Monfore leads the faculty with J A Kleinsassar as principal and a staff including Miss Robbie Taylor and Vincent Derscheid. Courses cover algebra English general science bookkeeping business drawing and more for freshmen to seniors with elective requirements in anthropology and public speaking. The school paper will join the journalism course and NYA is expected to return. Extracurriculars include music athletics dramatics debate and physical education.
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Bancroft
Bancroft Public Schools
Clarence Monfore
J. A. Kleinsassar
Robbie Taylor
Vincent Derscheid
Russell Olmstead
Mel. Russell
Olmsed
NYA
Somers and relatives visit Akaska while mail truck routes run
Mrs. Wendle Somers and sister Miss Marguerite Canely with Raymond and Bernard Conley spent Sunday at Akaska with Mr. Somers. He is driving the Conde to Akaska mail truck for Mr. Schrader during vacation.
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Akaska
Conde
Wendle Somers
Marguerite Canely
Raymond
Bernard Conley
Mr. Somers
Mr. Schrader
Anderson returns from Black Hills vacation trip
Ronald Anderson came back from the Black Hills where he had been vacationing. He was accompanied by a group of friends from Wessington on the trip.
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Wayland Wayland
Ronald Anderson
Black Hills
Wessington
Calvert Whiskey Ad Claims Hardship and Moderation
A vintage print touts Calvert blended whiskey as a rugged expedition reward. It emphasizes cooling the body through moderate use while navigating jungle treks and crocodile rivers, urging readers to enjoy Calvert responsibly tonight and collect tomorrow.
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Calvert
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