Democrats Spend More In Election Report
A Hamlin-Kingsbury Cow Testing group notes Holstein cow Crook & Magee High producer 1818 pounds milk 727 butterfat in November. In South Dakota campaign spending, Democrats outspent Republicans for the first time in years, with state secretary records showing GOP receipts higher for money in most major races.
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Dwight
Dickazon
F. B. Johns
Roy Zarnow
South Dakota
Hopkins
de Weert
Secretary of State
W. J. Burow
Burrow
Republican State Organization
National Committee
Hoover-Smith
South Dekots
Republican National Organization
Democratic Optional Committee
Kizer First in Walsh Oratorical Contest
William Kizer of Montrose won first place in the Walsh Q Oratorical contest at Sioux Falls college, securing a state meet berth and a $25 prize. Sterling Palmerton of Delt Raids took second with a $10 prize. Five speakers competed, with Kizer and Palmerton receiving top honors and other contestants including Lloyd Lovely and Robert Hiter presenting speeches on Crimes and You and Should the United States recognize Russia.
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Sioux Falls
Ber
Wiliam Kizer
Montrose
Sioux Walls College
Sterling Palmerton
Kizer
Palmerton
Sailer
Lloyd, Lovely
Robert Hiter
United States
Russia
Jack Howlett
Paimerton
Kiser
Palmerion
N. E. Steele
A. D. Coon
Roy D
Junior Short Course At State College Campus
Brookings reports advance registrations from 31 counties for the annual Junior Short Course at State college. Attendants aged 13 and older participate in farm and home subjects taught by college faculty, with new features in music appreciation and recreational training. Officers from last year, Herman Hauge, Rachael OConnor, and Jesse Roberts, will lead club sessions, with new officers to be elected on the final day.
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State College
H. M. Jones
Jewiev
Herman Hauge
Miner County
Rachael O'Connor
Clay Tounty
Jesse Roberts
Beadle Equity
Clay County Officers Will Get Cut In Pay
VERMILLION Dec. 10 Salaries of Clay county officers will be cut as a result of the last federal census showing a weighty decline in the county. Salaries have been based on a population of 1,000 with the census over 10,500. The 18% census shows a drop below 10,500 and reductions will be between two and three dollars per month. Salaries of treasurer and auditor remain unaffected.
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Clay County
Roark
Watertown Firms Give Generously in Salvation Army Drive
Watertown reports an unusually large unemployment surge this winter prompting bigger gifts to the Salvation Army fund. Mrs. Fred Kirsch chairing the drive said firms boosted donations from $15 to $300 and others from $25 to $50 while many residents seek aid, reflecting actual need and strong merchant support.
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Salvation Army Fund
Fred Firsch
Kirsch
Snd
Collegiate Car Crashes Through Pierre Trouble Scene
In Pierre a so called collegiate Ford car faced trouble during an inspection of headlight law offenders. Officers found multiple violations including missing plate, two checks hidden, magneto powered lights, and no tail light. Police confiscated the vehicle for inspection.
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Pierre Fierre
Two Are Bound Over On Liquor Charges
In Watertown two Water- Weenwen, John Nye, and Wee Joe Chinaman faced bindover on liquor charges after arrest for pouring liquor in a public place. Nye seeks a jury trial at preliminaries and Joe waived his preliminary hearing. both cases stem from an June arrest with officers testifying.
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Weenwen
John Nye
Wee Joe
Chinaman
Nye
Cvert Joe
Tye
De Smet Lions Plan Special Gala Day
De Smet Lions Club has chosen December 20 for a pre Christmas gala day featuring free movies for children and a nursery for parents shopping in the city. Merchants plan special bargains as streets glow with holiday decorations including small trees and a large community tree at a main intersection.
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de Smet Lions
DE Smet
de Smet Lions Club
Waka
Piece Dedicated To Choir At Augustana College
Arthur C. Berdahl son of Prof J G Berdahl of Augustana college Sioux Falls has dedicated a composition to the college choir and conductor Dr Carl H Youngdahl. Berdahl adapted Landsighting by Grieg for choral singing and is a graduate assistant in the University of Iowa music department.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur C. Berdahl
J. G. Berdahl
Augustana College
Carl H. Youngdahl
Berdahl
Grieg
University of Inwa
Aberdeen airport hangar bill approved for rapid construction
Aberdeen city commissioners approved a bill to construct building 10 by 18 feet for the airport hangar with steel construction over a concrete floor. The move follows Mamer Airline’s announcement that transport service would resume soon in the city. Extension Club Meets Yale.
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Aberdeen
Mamer
Rhodes Winners Will Go To Iowa Rhodes Scholars
Elmer Moke of Armour and John Lyman of Yankton College earned spots to take exams at Des Moines for Rhodes Scholars. Ten candidates from South Dakota and nearby states compete, with four chosen for Oxford next year. Moke, a USD senior in Business Administration, leads a VFW rifle team and Delta Theta Phi, French club member. The exam panel includes Alvin Waggoner and others, with tests starting Tuesday.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
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Yankton College
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Des Moines
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Watertown
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Unemployment Relief Faker Fined In Mitchell Case
Mitchell December 10 authorities warn cities against fakers claiming unemployment relief schemes. A Sioux City man M L Herrig was arrested with punch boards confiscated. Herrig claimed he ran boards for American Legion benefit. Local adjutant Herbert Cortland denied any connection. Herrig fined 15 dollars for disorderly conduct and 10 dollars for running a gambling game.
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ML A. Herrig
Sioux City
Herrig
American Legion
Herbert Cortland
Cartland
South Dakota shines at Chicago stock exposition
South Dakota exhibitors at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago earned high praise. State Secretary Frank D. Ericles cited a broad display covering agriculture, industry, and scenic resources with standout potato, grain, and mineral exhibits. Maps and booklets supported the effort to attract homeseekers, investors, and tourists.
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South Dakota
Pifrae
South Dakota Department of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
W Rich
Black Hills
Black Hills Ed Lake Region
Sunshine State
Mir
Kriehn
Opposition To Freight Rate Revision Faces State Board
South Dakota board of railroad commissioners opposes further freight rate cuts sought by railroads. The Interstate Commerce Commission had ordered a general readjustment after shippers pressed for change, while the board argues the commission’s rates are already at the highest proper levels. Hearings clarified alleged fallacies in railroads’ contentions. Tariff schedules set to take effect January 1, railroads seek postponement to April 1 due to revision difficulties.
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Interstate ‘Commission
Atabe Board
Meade Band Man Has Long Service Record
Meade, Dec. 10 Sergeant John T. McCloskey senior noncommissioned officer of the Fourth Calvary band completed over a decade of regular army service before his discharge last week as his enlistment expired. He reenlisted for another term with the band. He entered the army in 1919 at Tulsa Oklahoma and served at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. From there he went to France with the Sixth Field Artillery and accompanied it to Germany as part of a unit of the army.
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Sixth Field Artillery
Germany
The
Sergeant McCloskey’s Fort Meade career timeline
An archived wartime note recounts Sergeant McCloskey’s service path from the American Army of Occupation in Coblenz to Europe, return in 1921, joining Fourth Cavalry in 1923, garrisoning Fort Meade, transfer to Fort D. A. Russell, then return to Fort Meade with the Second Squadron in 1827, plus completion of the Army music school course in Washington in 192%.
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Europe
Fourth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Googe
McCloskey
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyo
Eemy Music School
Washington, D. C
Lockwood Invited To New York Ball by The Old Guard
Capt C M Lockwood received invitations from a nationwide correspondence with eulogies and memberships as he is invited to an annual New York City ball commemorating the 106th anniversary of The Old Guard. The honored guest will be Captain Den Mara, the last surviving Civil War member.
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New York
Chamberlain
Capt
C. M. Lockwood
New York City
Old Guard
den ©'Mara
De Smet Woman Blanche Green Joins Pi Gamma Mu
Pi Gamma Mu announces election of Helen Andrew from Brookings Blanche E Green of De Smet and Eli B H Ferguson of Philip to the national social honor society at State college Miss Andrew and Miss Green are seniors while Ferguson is a junior Membership honors those with strong social sciences interest and high scholastic records An initiation dinner for the new members is planned Thursday at State college The Gamma chapter in Brookings was installed two years ago at State college
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de Smet
Brookings
Der
State College
Helen Andrew
Blanche E. Green
Eli B H. Ferguson
Philip
Andrew
Misa Green
Ferguson
Poe
South
Dakota
Legion Officers School Planned in Hot Springs
An American Legion post officers school will be held in Hot Springs on Thursday December 11 at 2 PM. George Blewett Rapid City district commander announced the event for the South Dakota district. The program covers hospitalization compensation insurance burial claims headstones widows and orphans child welfare and related provisions. many Rapid City attendees expected.
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Rapid City
To Build Tyndall Postoffice Ground Cleared for New Storehouse
Workers clear ground east of Tyndall post office for a new building on former McBurney property. Jesse Hogandike and Joe Schanel bought the land. Hogandike plans a 40 by 60 foot storehouse for trucks, cream and eggs with a adjacent carpenter shed. Hogandike runs a restaurant, gas station and truck line in Tyndall.
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Tyndall
Promise Punishment To Tree Strippers In Mitchell
Mitchell officials vow drastic punishment for those stealing lights and decorations from Christmas trees in the business district. Mayor George Fredericks warned the problem is worst this season. bulbs are useless to thieves as they cannot be reused on city circuits. Police are instructed to pursue offenders vigorously.
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Mitchell
George Iredericks
Railroads Move To Satisfy Complaints From California Fruit Trade
Pierre December reports the South Dakota railroad commission seeking rate reductions on fruit and vegetables from California. Negotiations are opened to address complaints, with the commission announcing progress toward a settlement.
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Dec
South
Dakota Railroad Commission
California
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Bazaar at Yale church raises about 150 dollars
The Ladies Aid bazaar at Yale community church last Thursday drew a large crowd. The sale featured fancy work and candy, with proceeds around 150 dollars and two quilts sold.
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Yale
Ladies Aid
Yalee Community
Taney
Funeral for William Weikum Held in Virgil
Funeral services for William Weikum two weeks old son of Mr and Mrs William Weikum were held at the German Reformed Church in Virgil on Monday afternoon. Interment followed at Virgil Cemetery.
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Virgil
Wiliam Weikum
Nir
Virgil Cemetery
State To Compete For Hurst Trophy Rifle Team
Brookings W Dakota state college rifle team plans to fire for the William Randolph Hurst Trophy as other colleges accept challenges. A 15 member squad will be selected after early practice with matches set to begin February and January 31 as an initial firing date. Teams from Michigan Georgetown Washington Wichita Louisiana Berkeley New Hampshire Massachusetts Amherst Oregon Cornell and others have sent letters of acceptance to the military office.
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Dec
William Randolph
Lee W
United Stes
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Georgetown University
Washington University
Washington
D.aes
University of Wichita
Wichita
Kanss
Louisiana University
Baton Range
University of California
Berkley
University of New Hampshire
Durham
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Amherst
University of Oregon
Eugene
Cornell University
Ithaca
Catchers Of Bandits Take Little Credit
ABERDEEN December 10 Eugene Here bolt and Howard Matlay f Tolstoy captured the Haven bank robbers last summer. They commented on the reward saying they did as anyone else would have in the same circumstances. They received a state banker's association reward and checks from the Edmunds county banker's association. Herrkelt, a Tolstoy Farmers State bank cashier, and Murdy, a Tolstoy mechanic, are named in the report.
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Aberdeen
Eugene Herebolt
Howard Matlay
Tolstoy
Haven
State Banker's Association
Edmunda County Banker's Association
Herrkelt
Farmers State Bank of
Murdy
Substitutes Not Acceptable for Carter's Pills
Advertising copy extols Carter's Little Liver Pills as superior to substitutes. It claims the product is made from pure vegetable extract and cleanses the whole system, urging consumers to choose the original in red bottles sold by all druggists.
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