Winners in Seven Classes at Beadle County Junior Fair
Beadle County junior 4-H fair judging selects top entries across foods clothing canning and livestock. Winners advance to the State Fair while livestock and dairy stock entries are limited to specific counts due to care capacity.
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Beadle County
Misa Sara L. Dewing
Tn R. A. Cave
Todlay
Hechink
Joe Shaw
Mitchell
Henry DeLong
Faulkton
Otto Steyers
Huron
Alice Jennings
Miller
Clear
Larson Towne
Arc
Canning Aus
Mora Clara Cleussing
Leona Kutzler
Ruth Fuller
Hind
Lani Clemmons
Leona Kuteler
Creta Beher
Canning Club
B. F. Barthel
Alice McBride
Wolsey
Marian Mann
Florence Goranson
Grace Wessels
Kathryn Frevert
Florence Gorannor
Marie Shippolite
Clara Schamber
Grace Parkhurst
Ruth Caldow
Margaret
Marion Mann
Ethel Schultz
Hay Fever Court Closes Amid Complaint Over Weeds
Chicago reports a hay fever court closed before it began as Judge Edgar A. Jonas, a sufferer, was assigned to rule on owners of properties with ragweed causing symptoms. The first defendant failed to appear, with a notice indicating Jonas has gone away for vacation due to illness.
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Chicago
Edgar A. Jonas
Jonas
Ender
Crop Rain Brings Optimism Across Central South Dakota
In Central South Dakota heavy rains of up to three inches over the past week eased a long drought. Kingsbury and Buffalo counties report yields exceeding expectations with threshing nearing completion. In De Smet and Gann Valley areas, rain boosts corn prospects and alleviates heat, drought, and feed concerns for hogs and farmers.
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South Dakota
Central South Dakotas
Buffalo County
Kingsbury
Counry
de Smet
Albert Weink
Lake Prestons
A. D.smith
Drakola
Gann Valley
Huffalo County
Corey Declares Satisfaction With Court Ruling
Yankton editor I E Corey states the state supreme court decision disqualifying him as an independent gubernatorial candidate is satisfactory. He says petitions circulated without his solicitation and he was not consulted about the suit, while hinting he may participate in the political campaign depending on future developments.
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Yankton
State Supreme Court
E. Corey
Wagner
Yankton “Press & Dakotan
Supreme Court
Mother Of Aimee Says She's Through
In Los Angeles Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, Aimee Semple McPhersons mother, said she is not connected in an official capacity with Angelus Temple affairs. A four member committee sought to confer with her and present an ultimatum to stop public discussion, but a nurse barred entry.
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Los Angeles
Hans
Aimee Semple McPherson
Minnie Kennedy
South Dakota and Mississippi Tie for Least Unemployed
Census data show South Dakota and Mississippi with the smallest unemployment rate among states, around 5 percent of the population, based on preliminary 1920 figures. The report notes several unemployment categories excluded from the current total and outlines the method and scope of the census.
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South Dakota
Mississippi
Mississipii
Alpril
Bitens
Michigan
Tle
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Census Bureau
German Aviators Reach Greenland
Captain Wolfgang Van Gronau and three companions landed at Ivigtut Greenland after a westward flight from Reykjavik on the way to Germany. The four men used a Dorrir Wal flying boat once flown by Roald Amundsen and include Frank Hack. Herr Albrecht. and an aviation student named Zlinimer.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Wolfgang van Gronau
Ivigtut
Greenland
United ‘States
Reykjevik
Teeland
Fiers
Reykjavik
Germany
Heykjavik
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
von. Gronau
Frank Hack
Herr Albrecht
Zlinimer
Gasoline Battle Involving Two Major Companies
Two large gasoline firms clash in a continued market struggle during the second week, centered on pricing and supply in major cities. Industry observers note sustained pressure as competition intensifies between the dominant players.
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Huron
Battle Feld Aa
Peter Alashitted
Sie Eaats
Telephone Company Picnic At Washington Springs
Approximately 13 Parsons and employees from the Huron district of the Dakota Central Telephone Company attended a picnic with their wives and guests. The event took place at the State on Washington Springs, with arrangements and introductions noted by organizers.
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Parsons
Huron
Central
Fon
Wessinngton
Vance Assailant in Court House Corridor Chase
Court house employees were startled when a woman ran from the county treasurer’s office pursued by a man with a stick. The pair were identified in Deputy J. Larsen’s office as Mrs. Madden and County Treasurer E. Ho Vance. The incident occurred on Mrs. Madden’s birthday.
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Vance
Court House
Chase
Strirg
Serif
J. Larsen
B. Mr. Madden
E. Ho Vance
Income Tax Cut Seen Possible Weighing on Economy
White House and Treasury report favorable prospects for extending the present one per cent income tax reduction. President Hoover cautioned against assuming a deficit would block continuation while Secretary Mellon said a strong probability exists the lower rates will stay.
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White House
Treasury
Hoover
Mellon
Congress
Ita Wat
Revolt Threatens Reign Of Leguia In Peru
Arequipa garrison led by officers seized city hall and arrested civil and military chiefs as Peru faces a military revolt against President Augusto B. Leguia. Authorities closed Arequipa to ships and air traffic while seeking to restore order with minimal bloodshed.
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Lima
Peru
Augusto B. Leguia
Arequipa
Mollendo
Are- Quipa
Lake Titicaca
Are Qupa
Pacific
Sanchez Cetra
Frederico Fernandini
Arequipa Divison
Leopoldo Arias
Stepa
No Hope For Him Yau Lear Black Vanished Off Jersey Coast
Baltimore publisher Yau Lear Black, missing after vanishing from his yacht off the New Jersey coast, amid extensive search by ships and aircraft, hope of finding him alive nearly abandoned yesterday.
Young Wichita Falls Boy Wins Grand American Trapshoot Title
Alfred Rufus King Jr. of Wichita Falls upset veteran shooters to win the grand American handicap at Vandalia. King posted 97 of 100 to top a field including J Scott and Dan Casey of Toledo and Lawrence E. Crampton of Dayton, who shot 97 as well, while King hit 24 of 25 in the final event.
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Vandalia
Alfred Rufus ‘King, Jr
Wichita Falls
King
J. Scott
Dan Casey
Toledo
Lawrence E. Crampton
Dayton
McCormick Backs Voters In Wet Dry Prohibition Referendum
Mrs. McCormick, Republican candidate for senate, pledges to obey voters in a triple prohibition referendum set for November 4. She confirms being personally dry but says she will follow the will of the people whether repealing the 18th amendment or modifying the Volstead act, with course to be decided by the votes.
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Springfteld
Ill
Minol
Huth Hanna McCormick
James Hamilton Lewis
McCormick
Congress
Lewis
I Prohibition
Senate
Republican Party
Weather update for Hurva and South Dakota region
Fragmentary weather notice reports partly cloudy tonight with slight temperature changes. Local showers possible in the South Dakota area as winds ease and conditions shift.
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South Dakota
Iethy Fale
East Pats
Farm Father Ends Life by Strangulation in Iowa
Rock Rapids Iowa on August 22 4 percent Chetrick Lafienz a farmer with eleven children and described as prosperous reportedly ended his life by strangulation at his farm eight miles from town authorities said the case details were reported in the Iowa farmers record.
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Rock Rapids
Iowa
Chetrick Lafienz
Nick Mamer Holds Lead Of Three Minutes In Elapsed Time
Nick Mamer of Spokane led the Pacific air derby at the Billings to Bismarck leg with a three minute advantage in elapsed time. John Blum of Seattle trailed, followed by Bert Row and Frank Kosmer, amid reports of stops and lunch plans in Aberdeen and Bismarck as the field heads toward Fargo and St Paul.
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Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
California
Wichita
Kansas City
Chicago
Nick Mamer
Billings
Mont
Tve
Seattle-Chicago
Billingsfield Thissorning
Bismarck
Central Point
Aberdeen
Floyd Keadla
Portland
Ore
Tod
Bert Row
Seattle
John Blum
Frank Kosmner
Wenatcher
Spokane
Mayer
Xkradle
Edith
Possong
Aberdeen Tollyy
National Air
Aderceee
Jeff Buite
Fargo
N. 1
St. Paul
Chiraro
Angen
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Frank Hawks
al Williams
Jimmie Deplittle
Brownsville
Texas
East St. Louis
Ill
Anish
Glenview
John Livingston
Aurora
W. G. Moora
Hartford
Conn
Cleveland
Verne Roberts
Moline
Miami
Fla
Augusta
Cain
Phoebe Omile
Memphis
Releigh
N.C
Washeington
D. C
Branded by Chinese Reds Hunted by Converts in War-Torn China
Refugees report Chinese Communist units brand loyalty on the chests of converts in Hunan while others endure branding in Shanghai detentions. The hot iron marks are said to bind defectors to the Red flag as Red leaders ordered permanent branding. Armies retreat, loot plagues terrorized districts as branding spread.
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Hankow
Hunan
Shanghai
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le Etta Smith
Vera Radclifte
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Woley
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Florence Barnes
Mildred Clark
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Kathryn Davis
Yale
Lois Davis
Wilma Opperman
Verna Opperman
Lillian Larson
Ars Lon Mann
Schamber
Gladys
Corey
Aimee
Washington
Aus
Leguia
Young Boy
Rufus King, Jr
Texas Youth
Biswarck
Knights ‘of the Sky
Mary Buvers
Curtiss Glenview Airport
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