Beadle County Farm Shows Profit in 1928 Report
Beadle County poor farm posted receipts of 1448.31 above expenditures in 1928. Commissioners praised superintendent Henry Evies and noted the surplus despite a harsh agricultural year. Total receipts were 23,367.22 with expenditures 6,878.91. Fewer details: crews repair bridges using cypress piling from Des Moines and plank from Omaha. High School War superintendent KR Clarke submitted the annual report for 1928.
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Beadle County
Henry Evies
Frank Kucbn
Erion
Nebraska Bridge Sup and Lumber Company
Omaha
George A. Fields, Company
Des Moines
Towa
Cypress
KR. W. Clarke
Beachs County
Cruiser bill to coolidle cruiser bill to coolidle
The fragmentary OCR notes refer to a cruiser bill in Washington, mentioning naval house approvals and a proposed lower amendment, with unclear names and dates. The readable terms point to legislative discussion on naval matters and amendments related to a cruiser bill in Washington.
Views of Church as Aid to Humanity at Montana College
Rev Auspiration week leader from Montana State University spoke in chapel at Un Ron College. He outlined eight steps in church growth, tied mission work to early western church efforts, and described experiences from frontier work. He plans to address the college this evening and lead a general meeting tomorrow at 7:15. Student readers help arrange conferences on various topics.
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Unron College
Klemme
Montana
Sea of the College
Welock
Senate votes two investigations amid dissent in chamber
The senate approved two investigations into state offices while Brown objected, excusing Rimadell from a committee, and Freney urged thorough reports. Bland criticized the probing approach, while Boutz noted committees had power but no funds, as Hitchdeck pushed the resolution without targeting department heads.
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Brown
Rimadell
Gnance Department
S. Freney
Yankton
Jabs Bland
Secretary of State
Inter Department
Buitz
Hitchedek
Chan
H H Wibert Dies In Haines City Florida
Huron friends report the death of H H Wibert in Haines City Florida after a winter stay since September 1928. A Civil War veteran, he traveled extensively across the United States. The body is expected to be returned to Huron for burial beside his wife in Riverside Cemetery.
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H. H. Wibert
Halnes City
Wibert
Harry
Florida
Huron
United States
Riverside Cemetery
Youth fined for stealing coal supply
Jed Téa Lammere, 19, charged with petit larceny for taking coal from Chicago and North Western railroad cars. He pleaded before Justice AL Kinkead and received 30 days jail suspended on payment of a $20 fine after officials reported repeated thefts of coal from railway cars throughout the winter.
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Jed Téa -Lammere
Chicago and North- Western Railroad
Justice al, Kinkead
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Young Lammers
Snows Hall Masonic Leader on Trip Here
Heavy highway shows yesterday foiled Harry M Hammond Yank’s plan to visit Burns to inspect Mason lodge in Snows Hall. The afternoon session was cancelled. regular meeting began with a 6 o'clock supper in the temple dining hall and formal session at 7:30. The inspector, head of the board of custodians, postponed his plans and the school of instruction here yesterday. Miss Mary Swibart of Ye Old Art Shoppe, Sioux Falls, is visiting with Delane Oviatt and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Hammond
Reach
Board of Custodiana
South Dakota
Svand Sledgs
Senora Posadas Delivers Lectures On Pain and Mind
Senora Posadas stressed personality value for individuals in two lectures. Tonight at 8 she speaks on Cause and Cure of Pain at the Marvin Hughitt hotel mezzanine. She links mental conditions to bodily disease and previews real and imaginary illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senora Posadas
Marvin-Hughitt
Senova
Governor Mourns Death of Louis Grill
The governor and state officials paid tribute to Louis N Grill secretary of agriculture who died affecting South Dakota. D G Lewis insurance commissioner called Grill a great friend and booster for the states future. Guy H Harvey regents member praised him as a distinguished son of the state and loyal ally to his family and community.
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Louis N. Grill
Louis Grill
South
Dakota
D. G. Lewis
Mr. Orlil
Louis KN. Grill
Guy H. Harvey
Board of Regents
South Dakota
South,Dakota
Crill
Agricultural Department
Death of South Dakota official Louis Crill shocks state
Louis N Crill, long time South Dakota booster and secretary of agriculture, died at Pierre after a career spanning farm work, seed business, and propagation of state resources. He led campaigns to promote agriculture and industry, shaping public sentiment through articles, speeches, and media. His death prompted tributes from leaders like W O C Lusk who called him a calamity for the state and praised his devotion and vision.
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Bik
Port
Mr.Crill
Elfer Crill
Union County
Crill
Grill Seed Company
Grill
Fred Rowe
Ft. Pierre
Congregational Church
Odd Fellows and Hills
South Dakota
Cru
Greater South Dakota Congress
Rapid City
Crisi
Yaneton
Pierre
Louis N. Crill
W. OC. Lusk
Yankton
State Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Lusk
Louis Crill
Drill
South
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