Indians In S D History Told As Sioux Rise and Retreat
Vermillion reports curator H Over outlines Sioux origins and westward migration from 2750 to 1650, noting Arikara resistance, horse adoption, and white encroachment after 1850 including broken treaties like 1868. He cites Buffalo decline, corruption, Indian Rights associations shaping reform, and debunks mound builder myths linking Sioux to Jamestown era.
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South Dakota
Sion
H. Over
Th University
South Dako
Kusd
Dakota
Over
Mr. Over
Lerge
South
Bishop Whipple
Minnesota
The
Indian Rights Association
John Smith
Jamestown
Wisconsin
Minneota
Hemisphere
Pay Last Tribute To S. D. Pioneer
Sioux Falls citizens gathered yesterday to honor W. W. OZ. Sharp, longtime local banker and South Dakota pioneer, who died last Friday. The service at Crow es Bl ed chapel proceeded to the afternoon funeral with Rev. Hugh A. Jones of the First Presbyterian church officiating and H. Brownell, Sharp's longtime business associate, delivering the eulogy.
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Sioux Falls
Sinux Falls
OZ. Sharp
South Dakota
Crowés
Hugh A. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
H. ¥. Brownell
Wedding Gown Parade Held In Manchester
A Manchester wedding gown parade delighted a large audience with gowns displayed by young girls from Eve to Elizabeth Maxwell leading the procession. Mr and Mrs Poage recently celebrated a silver wedding anniversary and presented items. Notable displays included a bridegroom outfit by Glen Ritter Busch, and items kept by E C Brinkley for 32 years. Music by James McCankell Jr and readings by Rogers Hogers followed the program, after which ladies served lunch.
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Elizabeth Maxwell
Kent
James
McCankell,Jr
Rodsey-Hogers
American Legion Endorses Christmas Seal Sale
In Indianapolis National Commander Ed ward A Hayes endorses the nationwide Christmas Seal Sale. He stresses the Legion involvement in anti tuberculosis work and pledges continued cooperation as posts assist in December sales to fund tuberculosis associations nationwide.
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American Legion
Indianapolis
Edward A. Hayes
America
Wder
United States
Edward A.hayes
The
Legion
Todianapolis
Children Take Charge Of Meet In Gann Valley
The annual meeting of the Gann Valley Valley Parent-Teacher Association showcased student participation through an all-school band under Dereene Appleby, vocal selections by Elva Krog, Mary Wells, and a Dutch song by the lower grades. Social studies demos by Marvin Eliott’s class highlighted the First Thanksgiving pageant by Naomi Harpel and upper grades.
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Gann Valley
II “Valley
Giv Prey
Frijocember
Dereene, Appleby
Elva Krog Scill
Mary Wells Jschool
Marvin Eliott
Merle Tysda
Naomi Harpel
Ree Heights High Names Casts For Two One Act Plays
The Ree Heights high school has selected casts for two short plays to be staged Thursday evening in the auditorium. The Forgo Christmas Present is set as a one act comedy with parts filled by Kath erine Gardner Lois Subn James Paine Ethel Berger Margaret Bennett and George Specker. Miss Elaine Engel directs the productions and all are invited to attend.
Relief Corps At Frankfort Elects Officers
Relief Corps at Frankfort holds regular meeting electing officers Mary Stewart president Nellie Bayinger senior vice president Jessie Cartner junior vice president Alice Anderson treasurer Salome Ragataz pianist Malvina Sullivan conductor Plans were made for the annual Chin party at the next meeting in December with gift exchange, games and a covered-dish luncheon.
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Relief Corps
Frankfort
Specia
Pele Corps
Mary Stewart
Nellie ‘Bayinger
Jessie Cartner
Alice _Ander
Salome” Ragataz
Malvina Sullivan
Gmong
Two Months of Work Leave Sparks Unclear Question
A brief note hints at an employee who has been working for two months before taking an extended break. Details are sparse, leaving questions about duties, duration, and the impact on project timelines. Further clarification from the source is needed for full understanding.
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Bigger
Dismiss Action To Restrain Removal Of Insane Indians
Federal Judge James D. Elliott dismissed the action to stop government removal of Indian patients from Canton to St Elizabeth's hospital Conntiasionet Collier. The court held removal was a discretionary act by the commissioner and lacking jurisdiction.
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Sioux’ Falls
James D. Elliott
IthesHian
Canton -to-St.Elizabeth’s Hospital
Conntiasionet
Collier
B. Ri-Humme
Washington
Tadge Elliott
Farmers Union Meeting At Ree Heights Hears Talks
Des Moines Ree Heights special report notes a Farm Union membership drive with talks after a program by local Cedar and Ree Heights unions. About 175 attended adjourned meeting. officers to be elected next year at Emanuel Gimbel home.
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Heights
Des
Cedar
Ree Heights
Emanuel Gimbel
Officere
Automobile Code Gives Fair Deal
Sioux Falls reports the new retail automobile dealers code approved by President Roosevelt and backed by E. J. Wintersteen. It outlines five protections for buyers including truthful ads, fixed first prices, transport costs, fair installment rates, and guaranteed delivery details. It also sets methods for trade in allowances based on local market values and recent prices to prevent manipulation.
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Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
E. J. Wintersteen
South Dakota
Wolsey Rebekahs Elect Officers in Lodge Meeting
Wolsey Loyal Rebekah lodge No. 9 held its regular meeting at Mrs. Laura Econ's Home. Officers elected included Mrs. Mabel Van Allen noble grand and Mrs. Clarence Geister vice grand, with Mrs. Kenneth Van Allen secretary and Mrs. BL Cheney. Vistors Mr. and Mrs. Martin Anderson and Mr. Henry Elion of Huron attended. A midnight supper and pot luck lunch were planned.
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Wolsey
Rebekahs
Sperial
Rebekah Lodge No. 9
Laura Econ
Mabel van Allen
Noble Grand
Clarence Geister
Henry Elion
Huron
Porte
Puberculin Tests Reach Hundreds of South Dakota Herds
Pubertulin tests are given to an average of 159 cattle herds in South Dakota each month. The number of cattle tested averages more than 3,300 monthly across the state.
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South Dakota
Miss Tobiassen Named Honorary Colonel in R.O.T.C.
Honorary Colonel designation goes to Miss Aileen Tobiassen as state ROTC officers pick. The senior general science student majors in journalism led the military ball march with cadet-colonel Emerson Wolfe and wore a uniform and boots donated by suppliers. She will take part in all official ROTC reviews this year.
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Brookings
Aileen ‘Tobiassen
Draper
Miss Tobiassen
Emerson Wolfe
Clark
Tobiasson
Corn Hog Contracts Soon Expected in South Dakota
South Dakota extension officials report the Corn-Hog Administration has sent contracts to printers and will ship them to the state and other corn belt areas. District conferences with A M Eberle and Ross D Devis explained the plan, as agents organize local groups to start education meetings and signups begin nationwide.
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Brookings
State College
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
A.M. Eberle
Ross D. Devis
Sioux
Falls
Aberdeen
Pierre
Rapid City
Sam Lassen
Aurora
Ember
Corm Hog
oThis
Car Crash Near Shoo Creek Hill Hurts Five In Route Home
Five people including Mrs Roy Dee Johnston and her daughter Eunice suffered only slight injuries when their car backed down a hill and struck a wooden railing. The group was returning from Yale when a steering issue caused the vehicle to slide down the Shoo Creek hill south of the Elias Gross farm before stopping.
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Dee
Roy
Johnston
Eunice
Doris Chapman
Yale
Shoo” Creek
Elias Gross
South Dakota school debts cut by nearly four million
State Superintendent Lay Weeks reports South Dakota school districts have reduced total indebtedness by about 4,000,000 over six years from 20,200,000 in 1927 to 15,300,000 this year. Current education costs fell to 11,134,778, down 2,365,222 from last year, while warrant indebtedness rose to 3,950,463. Weeks notes districts face tight finances and low salaries, with some impoverished schools and warrants common due to rating shortfalls.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Lay Weeks
Weeks
South Taketa
Economic Strain Hits School Districts Over Tax Revenues
The article notes widespread underfunding in many districts as taxable property remains insufficient to finance basic education facilities. Teachers, coal dealers, and janitors struggle to cash warrants, while some buyers take up to forty percent discounts.
Manchester Club Meets At Grahams
The Manchester Birthday club met with Mrs. R T Graham. Officers elected include Mrs Merle Bowes as president, Mrs W M Erickson as vice president, and Mrs W R Allen as secretary treasurer. A picnic lunch was served and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs G S Barnes. Thursday afternoon in January.
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Manchester
Manchester Birthday Club
R.T. Graham
Goa
Merle Bowes
W. M. Erickson
W. R. Allen
G. S Barnes
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