Madison Woman Nominated for National Auxiliary Presidency
Delegates from at least four states will back Madison’s Mrs. Freda Kramer for the American Legion Auxiliary national presidency at Louisville from September 30 to October 3. Kramer, northwest division vice president, has state endorsements from North and South Dakota, Minnesota, and Montana.
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Madison
American Legion Auxiliary
Louisville
Freda Kramer
Kramer
Northwest
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
University of
S. D. Boy In Charge of Iowa Show Herd
Spencer Iowa August 16 Fourteen Holstein cattle tour four state fairs in Illinois Iowa Minnesota Nebraska. herd owned by W R Gillett and son Spencer shipped to fairs across four states Clif ford Meland Brookings S D in charge of herd.
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Spencer
Clifford Meland
Brookings
S. D
W. R. Gillett and Son
Dlinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Sioux Indians Plan Fair August 28 30
Agricultural products raised by Indian farmers will be on exhibition at the annual fair of the Sioux Indians of the Rosebud reservation August 28 29 and 30. Horse races and other sports are also planned.
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Rosebud
Rosebud Reservation
University of South Dakota President to address Clark Rotary
Herman G. James, president of the University of South Dakota, has accepted an invitation to speak to Clark Rotary on August 20. He will attend Redfield Kiwanis as a guest the day before.
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Vermillion
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Rotary Club of
Clark
Redfield Kiwanis Club
Threshing Machine Fire Destroys Grain and Straw Near Highmore
The Highmore fire department responded to a blaze two miles from the city when Fred Weidebdauch's threshing machine caught fire. Sparks ignited a wagon of grain and soon spread to a straw stack. The grain swags were being threshed for Fred Dittman.
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Highmore
Fred Weidebdauch
Fred Dittman
Lightning Strikes Home Without Fire Near Tulare
A bolt hit the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Leonard near Tulare during a severe thunder and windstorm, cracking plaster and splintering a window casing but not catching fire. A chicken house on farmer Fred Harmening’s nearby farm was burned to the ground by lightning in the same storm.
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Tulare
Arthur Leonard
Strucek
Fred Harmening
Leonard
Tulare Farmer Injured When Kicked By Horse
Tulare, Aug. 16. Leo Kopplin, resident east of the city, is reported in serious condition after being kicked on the head by a horse. The injury is described as critical today.
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Tulare
Leo Kopplin
Eleanor Roeber Weds Clarence Wilkemeier at Turle Creamery
Miss Eleanor Roeber wedding to Clarence Wilkemeier held at a Turle creel creamery near here with Rev. R. M. Miller officiating. Florence Miler played Lohengrin march, Irene Hilkemeier and Roy Stoeber as attendants, Mrs. Elmer Welling sod, Genevieve Ergen sang before the ceremony.
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Tulare
Eleanor Roeber
Clarence Wilkemeier
St. John’s Church
Turle Creel
R. M. Miller
Congregational Church
Clorence Miler
Lohengrin
Irene Hilkemeier
Roy Stoeber
Elmer Welling
Genevieve Ergen
Lake Preston Woman Recovering After Madison Hospital Operation
Lake Preston reports Mrs G A Wilkinson remains in the Madison hospital recovering from an operation performed recently. She plans to have her tonsils removed before leaving the hospital.
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Lake Preston
G. A. Wilkinson
Madison
Labor Demand Good Says U S Labor Official
Aug 16 Minneapolis report from Richard T Jones director of the west north central district of the U S Department of Labor notes satisfactory labor conditions in South Dakota through July into August. He cites active demand for farm workers and heavy harvesting labor, plus gains in railroad and highway projects and generally satisfactory conditions in Huron and building trades across the region.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Richard T.jones
West North-Central District
U. S. Department of Labor
Jones
Huron
Swifts To Open Cream Station In Tulare
Swift and company lease a building in Tulare and plan to open a cream station and poultry house. Arrangements are under way to start buying cream immediately.
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Tulare
S— Swift and Company
Robbers Possibly Linked to Redfield Bank Heist
Lake Preston residents recall three men seen in the city for days who disappeared after reading a Redfield bank robbery report that matched their appearance. The trio, in overalls and una shaved, sought harvest work before leaving in a large car Sunday night.
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Lake Preston
Redfield
One Change Made In Alpena Schools
Alpena's schools open September 2 with last year's teachers in place except Donald Forbes who moves to Mellette. Raymond G. Steeves of Willis Kane will take Forbes's post teaching manual training. Other teachers include Iva Moore Vernon Veda Barber Huron Mrs H D Wahl Alpena Mrs Lute Smith Alpena Alice Richil Huron Mrs Ben August Alpena high school and J V Murphy Alpena superintendent.
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Alpena
Donald Forbes
Mellette
Forbe
Raymond G. Steeves
Willis
Kane
Iva Moore
Vernon
Veda
Barber
New Arrival in Gann Valley Family
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Harry Oates at the Chamberlain pant stellar on Monday Aug 16 in Gann Valley. The special birth announcement notes the newborn adds joy to the local family.
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Gann Valley
Hary. Oates
Chamberlain
Sees Increase In Milk Cows In Renner Section
Brookings Aug 16 More dairy cattle and less beef cattle production, plus more crop acreage with the same labor force, mark farming shifts in Renner area. A five year rural electrification project is credited by Ralph L. Patty of South Dakota State College Agricultural Engineering. He cites surveys from 1924 and a recent test-farm follow up showing changes attributed to farm electricity use.
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Brookings
Ues
Renner
Ralph L. Patty
Agricultural-Engineering
South Dakota State College
Patty
Felsing Brothers Begin Wheat Combine Harvest
Argonne reports the Felsing brothers started combining wheat on their farm but faced trouble as their tractor could not pull the new combine. They are using a neighbor's tractor for now.
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Argonne
Argonne Schools Begin Fall Prep Work
Work has started at Argonne schools for the fall term. Mrs. A. H. Lusk and her children are already cleaning out the rooms as part of preparations.
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Argonne
A. H. Lusk
Sargon Proved Real Blessing by Mrs Erickson
Mrs Anna Erickson reports dramatic health recovery after taking Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills. She cites relief from headaches dizziness constipation and poor appetite with renewed strength and appetite. Agents Longsta Drug Co and Corner Drug Store supplied the pills.
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Anna Erickson
South 3Rd St
Minneapolis
Longsta Drug Co
Badger Kills 18 Chickens on Local Farm
Alpe na report notes M H Fennel awoke to crowing chickens at 4 am and found a badger attacking the coop. He lacked a weapon, grabbed a rock, and killed the animal after it had slain 18 chickens.
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Alpena
M. H. Fennel
Grandmothers Club Meets At Fedora
Fedora reports a grandmothers club with 14 members as of August. Meetings occur the first Wednesday of each month with a luncheon funded by each member. The August gathering was hosted at a member’s home.
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Grandmothers Club
Fedora Fedora
Edora
Grandmothers Eligible for Community Group Membership
Mrs. W A Fox announces a membership invite to all grandmothers in the community inviting participation in the local group. The notice encourages elder women to join the organization and contribute to activities.
Mitchell Man Fined For Breaking Glass
Pierre report says Charles Guernsey of Mitchell was fined twenty dollars after arraignment on a charge of breaking glass on a public highway. Sheriff Milner noted it was the first such prosecution in South Dakota. Guernsey was arrested by Deputy Wood Smith of Mitchell.
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Pierre
Charles Guernsey
Mitchell
Fred 9
Milner
South Dakota
Guernsey
Wood Smith
Reshingling of Community House Underway at Onida
The Community building owned by the Social Circle is being reshingled this week in Onida as a special project.
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Onida
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Bennett Truck Line
New York
Costain
Hagman
Swifts
Preston
Sargon
Otto Kuehn
Huron Grain & Coal CO
Farmers ‘Elevator CO
Cavour
Mitchell Man
Health Laboratories, Inc
Dept
Pittsburgh
Spic and
Spen
Brown’s
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Universal Aviation Corporation
Hse-Wiks and
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Amy
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