Economy and education must both advance, says Whitney
Lieutenant Governor C. K. Whitney urged prudent economy in South Dakota on February 12, warning against policies that could cripple government. He stressed protecting education child welfare and the Young Citizens League, noting literacy and crime trends and urging exploitation of agricultural and mineral resources to draw growth and wealth while sharing tax burdens.
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Pierre
South
Young Citizens League
Whitney
State Senate
Lapke Transcript Is Longest On Record
Miller February 12 From a 1700 page transcript of testimony in the three weeks Hand county trial for Alphonse Lapke a farmer convicted of murdering his mother the record is the longest ever produced in the Hand county court. Attorneys preparing claims of error will base a motion for a new trial and may appeal to the state supreme court if denied. Lapke remains at the state penitentiary awaiting the motion outcome.
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Lapke
Miller
Alphonse Lapke
Hand County
State Supreme Court
Frank R. Fisher
Alphonse
Anton Lapke
Here
State Penitentiary
Yankton Forges Artificial Ice Plant Plan
Yankton, Feb 1 E B Crawford manager of the Yankton Pure Ice company announces progress toward an artificial ice plant. Construction will begin soon to supply ice during warm weather with an estimated cost of about 35000 dollars and will require a storage facility.
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Yankton
E. B. Crawford
Yankton Pure Ice Company
Charles Fanger Given Surprise On Birthday
Virgil Iowa region residents surprising Charles Fanger at his Virgil home on Sunday evening for his twenty first birthday. The event included a two course luncheon served by Mrs. Fanger senior and daughters Lillian and Mamie. Out of town guests Miss Mildred Buchler and Lillian Fanger of Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Wil Oppermam and family from near Huron attended.
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Charles Fanger
Virgil
Vir- el
Fanger
Lillian
Mamie
Mildred Buchler
Lillian Fanger
Mitchell
Wil Qbperman
Huron
Lake County Dairy Herd Sets January Records
In Madison on February 12 a DB. H. Van Dyke report shows 111 of 323 Lake County Dairy Herd Improvement cows produced 40 pounds or more butterfat in January. Another 129 cows surpassed 1000 pounds of milk. Rhode and Hoynes owned the top producer, a purebred Holstein yielding 259 pounds of milk with 35 percent test and 25 pounds butterfat. M. G. Morrill and son hold the high producing herd for the piguth.
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Lake County
Madison
Rhode and Hoynes
M. G. Morrill and Son
Merry-Go-Round Case Settled in Circuit Court
In Sioux Falls on February 12, G. W. Ellis of Chicago sued William Anderson of Colton for $1100 on a promissory note tied to a merry-go-round bought in 1815. The parties reached a settlement under which Anderson will pay Ellis $3475 to end the case.
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Sioux Falls
G. W. Ellis
Chicago
William Anderson
Colton
Anderson
Alpena Church to Broadcast Radio Program
Alpena Methodist Church led by Rev. J E B Washburn will broadcast from radio station KGDY at Hurons March two to five in the afternoon. Three choirs will provide music and the pastor will give an address. Alpena residents plan to listen in.
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Alpena
Two Redfield Pioneers Claim Lincoln Address Memory
Redfield residents John P Wolf and Mrs L A Scoville claim Lincoln memory qualifies them for the Abraham Lincoln Fellowship. Wolf recalls hearing the Gettysburg Address from a high perch as a boy in 1863. Scoville says she saw Lincoln in Springfield in 1860 from near the platform, noting the brief address and absence of political remarks.
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Fred Legler Redfield
America
Abraham Lincoln
Redfield
Linweoln Fellowship Club
John P. Wolf
Wolf
Lincoln
Gettysburg
L. A. Scoville
Springfield
Mr. Wolf
Alpena Short Course a Successful Community Event
Alpena February report details a successful farmers days event with strong speaker lineup and wide exhibits. Activities included guessing games, free lunches, moving pictures at Dreamland theater, school orchestra, glee club performances, readings and demonstrations by Carlisle Extension club Ina Mag Kunze and others. W. B. Sheffield presided over meetings of the Alpena Commercial club.
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Alpena
Dreamland Theater
Glee Club
Carlisle Extension Club
Ina Mag Kunze
Ford
Clara Towne
Clara Sutter
W. B. Sheffield
Alpena Commercial Club
Springfield Park Improvement Plans Unveiled
Springfield city council discusses summer park beautification with a landscape artist to draft plans after last summer storm damaged trees. Replacement plantings aim to restore the park as a popular picnicking site for locals and visitors, preserving its attractive charm.
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Springfield
Alleged Bootleggers Arrested At Redfield
Two Mellette alleged bootleggers Frank Oberley and John DeLay pled not guilty to two counts selling and possession of intoxicating liquor. They were arrested after the plea on federal warrants and will be taken to Aberdeen for Federal court charges. Attorney John Erwin represented them locally.
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Redfield Redfield
Mellette
Frank Oberley
John DeLay
Aberdeen
John Erwin
Lake County To Aid Drought Sufferers
Madison Feb 12 plans are under way to donate a carload of grain for drought sufferers in the south. Lake County joins a statewide effort with requests for grain or cash donations. A car requires 1875 bushels of oats and negotiations seek free railroad shipment.
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Lake County
Madison
Ladies Aid Meeting Plans Father Son Banquet
Virgil February gathering at the Thomas Venables home drew over 33 members plus guests for a regular Ladies Aid session. District Superintendent Rev Hoaglund from Mitchell led the Virgil quarterly conference alongside committee announcements for a March 2 father son banquet and planned programs.
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Virgil
Thomas Venables
Ladies Aid
Virgi Methodist Church
Hoaglund
Mitchell
Aid
George Cook
Floyd Cam
Walter Thomas
F. Cam
Frank Matzke
J.E. Washburn
Mesdamen Venables
Barnes and Wessel
German Congregational church holds special Alpena meetings
Alpena February 12 Special The German Congregational church has hosted daily meetings for a week and will continue through Friday with Rev Edward Grauman leading solo or with few exceptions Crowds have filled the church with growing interest Rev O J Tiede president of Redfield college preached Sunday and plans to attend much of this week's meetings accompanied by his wife.
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Alpena Alpena
German Congregational Church
Edward Grauman
O. J. Tiede
Redfield College
Tiede
Committees Are Selected At U University
Vermillion February 12 five student s general committees to serve with the board of managers of the New Student Union at the University of South Dakota were appointed by the student senate. Public relations includes Adrian Krier Woonsocket chairman E B Trotzig G Russell Bauer and John McQuillan. Athletic committee handles meet promotions visiting teams and debates with Berton Hoot Madison Carl B Hoy and Lyle Kleinjan Gregory. Entertainment covers dances smokers card parties orientation week and commencement week with J H Julian and Rollo Bergeson.
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Vermillion
University of South. Dakota
Adrian Krier
Woonsocket
E.3. Trotzig
G. Russell Bauer
John McQuillan
Sioux Falls
Berton Hoot
Madison
Carl B. Hoy
Lyle Kleinjan
Gregory
J. H. Julian
Rollo’ Bergeson
Sioux City
Committees Appointed for Spring Elections
qa and Conred Paulson of Del Rapids are listed alongside Linda Kammermann Eva Glassbrack the dean and Eva Neson of Elk Point in women affairs. A house committee to handle house rules furniture newspapers periodicals books and radio programs is named. William McCann Tyndall F M Kerche ville professor of Spanish and Otto Gruhn Aberdeen serve on the committees which will serve until spring elections.
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Conred Paulson
del Rapids
Linda Kammermann
Rapid City
Eva Glassbrack
Eva Neson
Elk Point
William McCann
Tyndall
F. M. Kercheville
Otto Gruhn
Aberdeen
State college to host departmental exhibit for high schools
Brookings February 12. High schools statewide invited to view a department exhibit at State College in connection with its upcoming semi centennial celebration on February 20. The exhibit will showcase departmental work to help students plan future courses.
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Brookings
State College
Streeter sells dray line to Dickens in Worthing area
February 12 report states Special W FE Streeter sold his dray line in Wolsey to Mr. Dickens of Worthing. Streeter family will move to the farm vacated by the Dickens couple, who plan to take possession next week.
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Wolsey
W. FE. Streeter
Dickens
Worthing, & D
Vocational Guidance Talks At State College Radio
State college offers vocational guidance as part of its program and presents talks on the campus radio station KFDY each Saturday. Attendees visiting Brookings for the exhibit can obtain guides at the registrar's office in the administration building. The text notes the human ear perceives sounds up to 70 000 air vibrations per second.
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State College
KFDY
Brookings
Abe
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