Gettysburg High School awards letters after banquet
Gettysburg Dec 5 special Twenty boys earned letters at the Gettysburg High School football banquet. Coach Leon Schweinfurt, former State champion fullback and Night School coach, led the Maroons to a near flawless season aside from a 24 14 tie with Mo Bridge. They beat Redfield 51 0 and Pierre 12 0 marking notable victories.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg High School
Leon Schweinfurt
Schweinfurt
Schweinfurt Maroons
Mobridge
Mobridge Tribune
Eailes
Schweintart
Maroons
Redfield
Pierre
Capital City
Twenty two Counties Enroll In League Essay Contest
Pierre South Dakota reports twenty two counties enrolling in the annual Young Citizens League essay and speaking contest. D C Mills announces 1781 teachers will urge pupils to enter, with this year's topic on Conservation of Natural Resources including Woods Waters and Wildlife. Sponsored by the game and fish department and the Young Oak county league chapter leads entries with 162, Perkins 120, and 132 in second place. The contest will stage preliminaries in chapter county district and state tournaments across all grades.
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Perkins
Yankton Students Seek Rhodes Scholarship Tryout
John Lyman of Spearfish and David O R Akers of Oak Park will represent Yankton College in the Sioux Falls examination for the Rhodes scholarship this Saturday. They join five candidates to be personally examined by the state committee led by M A Brown of Chamberlain after credentials are approved.
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Yankton
John Lyman
Spearfish
David O R. Akers
Oak Park
Yankton College
Sioux Falls
Lyman
Akers
M. A Brown
Chamberlain
Ashton Pioneer Woman Buried In Washington
Word reached Ashton of the death of Mrs. F Childs a pioneer resident who came to the area in 1880 and was well known in the community She died in Long View Washington at age 20 and is survived by a son Kiarry Childs Funeral services were held in Long View where most of her family reside
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Ashton
Washington Ashton
Case and Sons Incorporation Reported in South Dakota
J. E. Case and Sons Inc of Oldham filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state to form a land and livestock business. Incorporators are J. E. Case, H. I. Case, and M. J. Case. Capital stock listed at 50 000 dollars.
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J. E. Case and Sons
Oldham, Incorporated
Pierre. der
J. FE. Case and Sons, Inc
Oldham, S. D
J. E. Case
H. I. Case
M. J. Case
Sorenson Takes Charge of Wessington Creamery
Wessington Creamery now under A. E. Sorenson of Canton with Clarence Coop having run the plant prior to Sorenson’s arrival. The facility is owned by D. McNair of Huron. Sorenson and family will reside in the McNair house on Brooks Street, while Coop has not announced his future plans.
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Sorenson
Wessington Creamery
Essington
A. E. Sorenson
Canton
Clarence Coop
Hia
Yd. McNair
Huron
ASK STATE MONEY FOR OIL DRILLING PROSPECT
Backers of drilling at the Irish Creek location in Dewey county seek state funds to continue work under a 1927 act. The legislature allotted 25 000 for Standing Butte near Ft. Pierre and allowed transfer after reaching depth. Delegation asked Gov. Buron to have Agriculture Secretary Berteles investigate and Attorney General Sharpe review the law.
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W. J. Buion
Frank J. Berteles
M. Q. Sharpe
Varicose Veins Vanished at Home with Emerald Oil
A home treatment claim touts Moone’s Emerald Oil as a remedy for varicose veins. It promises rapid relief from throbbing pain and visible vein issues without stockings, urging readers to ask their druggist to ship the product.
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Moone
Emerald Gil
Are You Hitting On All Six Liver Stomach Bowels Brain
An ad claims the human body runs like a car and promotes Tanlac as a world famous tonic to rebuild worn tissues. It promises quick returns of strength and vitality and offers a money back guarantee if not helped after a fair trial.
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Iry
Remarkable Tonic Promises Youthful Hair for Gray Locks
An Oshkosh florist, Alan Gabler, praises Lea's Hair Tonic claiming it darkens gray hair, restores youthful color, and boosts confidence. He reports gradual, noticeable improvement after use and notes the product is sold with a money back guarantee by Perriton's Pharmacy.
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Alan Gabler
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Route 6
Co T
Lea
Mr. Gabler
Perriton’s
South
Topte Co
Eighteen road projects completed in South Dakota report
Pierre December 3 reports Eighteen highway construction projects were finished or closed for winter per the state highway commission. Several graveling and bridge tasks were completed or under way on routes including State 42, U.S. 212, State 33, and State 37. Grading and bridge work neared completion on segments north of Arlington toward U.S. 81. Seva Marzahn, hospitalized in Tulare, was noted in a separate item.
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Pierre
Dekota
State Highway Commission
State
Wessington Springs
Seyte
oGettysburg
Gettysburg
Mound City
Leola
Eureka
Bridges-padey
Fredertele
Barnard
Turton
Deland
Arlington
Fragmentary obituary note from Tulare hospital tale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Mire and Wil Mareahn at Tulare's Methodist hospital in Mitchell, hinting at a heart leakage incident but details are incomplete and unclear.
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Mire
Wil Mareahn
Tulare
Methodist
Mitchell
Léckage of the Heart
Royal Neighbors At Lane Elect Officers
Lane December 5 special report Mrs Genna Noltensmier will head the Royal Neighbors this year Other officers elected include vice oracle Mrs March Rutz recorder Mrs Myrtle Giles receiver Mrs Bell Mon asmith installation set for January 12
Lodge Head Chosen for Coming Year at Welllington Springs
Clyde Price, county treasurer of Jerauld county, will head the Magouic lodge for the coming year. Other officers elected include Senior Warden Jesse W. Foster, Junior Warden Neal Powell, Treasurer Clifford McVoy, and Secretary Henry Anderson. The appointive officer will be named soon, with M. Larsen retiring as master. The local Eastern Star chapter elected last week will join Masons in a joint officers installation on December 9.
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Awellington Springs
Clyde Price
Jerauld County
Jease W. Foster
Neal Powell
Clifford McVoy
Henry Anderson
Whice
Mr. Price
M. Larsen
Eastern Star
Masons
Pioneer Tom Johnson Dies on Brule Reservation
Pierre dispatch reports the death of Tom Johnson, a former Southern slave and one of the Dakota pioneers, at his home on the Lower Brule reservation. Details indicate a long life rooted in early Dakota settlement.
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S. D
Pierre
Tom Johnson
Lower “Brule Reservation
Johnson
Early life and death of a longtime frontier resident
Born a slave in Louis iang about four years ago he gained freedom after the War and served in the regular army along the upper Missouri. He moved to the Lower Brute reservation about 30 years ago with an Indian wife and lived there until his death last week. He was well liked by white and Indian communities across the area.
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Louisiang
Treet
Upper
Missouri
Brute
Johnson
Fragmentary note on a man cooking for a party among state reservations
A garbled quotation notes a man “for a tine he wes” who cooked for a party involved in allotment work among the Indians on the state reservations. The text is incomplete but places the activity within a colonial era or government allotment context.
Public Reads Less Than Book A Year Average
Vermillion December 5 Special A University of South Dakota lecturer Sarah Agnes Lyons says Americans read less than one book per person per year in a nation of 120 900 000. She urges more cheap editions and pocket size volumes on trains and newsstands to increase reading.
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Sarah Agnes Lyons
University of South Dakota
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A. A. Wollmann
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia
Tments
Swifty
Advintis
Seva Marzahn
Lane
Clyde Price Springs Lodge
Irving Berlin
Huron Publishing Co
Wil
Ask Chout
Florida
Cubs
Nul Cham
Jackeonville
Pain Beach
Miami
Yampa
St. Petersburg
Laurea Chicago
Ponce de Leon
Jacksonville
Palos Beach
Tampa
Chicago
Suwanee River
Baus
BIG ‘Four
Southern Railway System
Milton C. Alford
Huron, S. D. “Sf
Elgins
Walthams
Hamiltons
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