Gypsy and Tom Arrive After Dads Sudden Illness
Gypsy Morell and Tom Weaver race to Jersey after Gypsy’s father is injured in a late night accident. In Blue Hills they confront a grave concussion as Dr Martineau is summoned, while Gypsy clings to hope and fears for her family’s future amid a stormy emotional night.
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Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Lila Hotaling
Derek Bliss
Lila
Gypsy
Tom
David
Nee Gray
Derek
Marko Broughton
Vera
Hunt Gibson
Heven
Gibson
Blue Hills
Gyprus
Daddy
Mrs. Morell
Tye
Martineau
Henri Martineau
Newark
KUSD Joins National Radio Club Mid-Winter Frolic
Vermillion February 1 KUSD the University of South Dakota station has been invited to participate in the National Radio club Mid-Winter D X frolic. The event showcases programs from North American stations on February 9 10 and 11 with KUSD scheduled from 3 to 4 a m central standard time on February 11.
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KUSD
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
National Radio Club
North America
Veteran De Smet Hunter Reports Foxes Prevalent
C. J. Cummins, a veteran wolf hunter in De Smet, says foxes are more common this year than wolves. With fifteen dogs and a fast car, he continues hunts, noting three days of data: a fox first day, two wolves second day, and a fox and a wolf third day. Louis La Fortune of Highmore joined him, providing testimony of ongoing chases and sightings.
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de Smet
C. J. Cummins
Cumming
Louis la Fortune
Highmore
Cummins
Yearly Motor Vehicle Accident Report Summary
The record notes year to year changes with accidents dropping from 990 to 931 and property damage estimates rising from 119 250 to 140 750. It details 387 vehicle on vehicle collisions, 10 vehicle bicycle crashes, 77 pedestrians hit, 3 animals struck, and causes including reckless driving speeding carelessness inexperience intoxication faulty lights brakes and steering. A wind storm caused one accident and fires two.
Former Alpena resident Mrs Stangle dies in Minnesota
News reaches Alpena of the death of Mrs George Stangle at Marshall Minnesota at age 69 years nine months and twenty seven days. The Stangle family were early Alpena residents and had many friends there. They moved to Marshall about 20 years ago and have lived there since.
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Alpena
Fed
Specia
Haseen
George Stangle
Marshall
Accident Death Rate Is Higher In 1933 South Dakota
Pierre, Feb. 7. Figures from the state motor vehicle department show 107 persons killed in 1933 up from 103 in 1932, while total accidents and injuries declined. United States war department plans to purchase 7716 motor vehicles.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Ithan
State Motor Vehicle Department
United States War Department
Jdlied
John Sutfin of Highmore Buried
Funeral services for the late John Lesutfin, aged Hyde and Hand County resident, were held Sunday at the Highmore Auditorium. The IDOF lodge led the services with Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickinson preaching. Born September 22, 1855 in St. Joe Michigan, he married Mary Campbell in Illinois in 1821. Five children survive: James A. of Wall, J. P. of Highmore, Robert of Calga, and Mrs. Eunice Moi Highmore, plus Bertha Sutfin. Mr. Sutfin moved to Highmore in 1916 and remarried Bertha Hiwalleck of Butshoa, Wisconsin after his first wife’s death. Mrs. Sutfin survives him.
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John Sutfin
Highmore
John Lesutfin
Hyde
Hand Counties
Idof Lodge
Rhoda Jane Dickinson
Mr. Sutin
St. Joe
Mi Igan
Fingress Grove
Ill
Mary Campbell
Bertha Hiwalleck
Butshoa, Wis
Sutfin
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Tommy
Washington Redfield
Statenroth
Chamber of Commerce
Elwood Peterson
Tlere
Washington
BY Williams
Pigas
Rea
Boots
Bright Eyes
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Pan
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Weo
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DE Stross
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