Soltau to Go to Prison for Perjury Conviction
Minnesota preacher Henry J. Soltau, a longtime anti liquor crusader, is ordered to serve a one year term in state prison after the Minnesota Supreme Court affirmed a district court verdict for perjury in a petty liquor case. The veteran minister built a broad private law enforcement campaign against saloons and disorderly houses across Minnesota.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota Supreme Court
Henry J. Soltau
Methodist Episcopal
Ecofes
State Cars Exempt From Tax Says Attorney General
Feb 12 Pierre reports state owned cars are exempt from the federal automobile use tax even when they display private license numbers. Attorney General Leo A Temmey advised in an official opinion requested by Director F G Porter of the division of audits and accounts. Meanwhile Soltau was indicted for perjury as two agents testified about a bar purchase. A jury convicted a preacher on the perjury charge and Soltau faces a year in jail with possible suspension. He contends in a lawsuit and seeks damages after claims of beating and car ramming at high speed. A gubernatorial pardon is not provided by Minnesota law, and Soltau plans to appeal to the Pardon Board.
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Soltau
Minneapolis
Shakopee
Whare
James
Heffron
Rvere
Pierre
Leo
A. Temmey
F.G. Porter
Division of Audits and Accounts
Temmey
Agenta
Bruce Pogue
Dell ‘Winchester
iNegal
Supreme ‘Court
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Hennepin County
Employers Urged Not To Bar Aliens From Jobs
John T McCullen, United States Employment Service regional representative, urged South Dakota managers to hire aliens, noting war production requires all labor. He said aliens can be employed in war industries unless contracts are secret or restricted. with consent from the relevant federal department, War and Navy approvals are common.
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John T. Mecuueni
United States Employment Service
South Dakota
McCullen
Federal Department
War and Navy Departments
Fund drive boost for Infantile Paralysis in Buffalo County
In Buffalo County approximately $160 was raised for the Infantile Paralysis Fund, with Mrs. Minnie Wells as chairman and Mrs. Jonnie Swartout as vice chairman. The on hand total reaches about $125 for use by crippled children needing care.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Minnie Wells
Jonnie Swartout
Farm Machinery Repair Clinic Set For Gettysburg
Gettysburg February 12 special farmers and welders will attend a farm machinery repair clinic sponsored by the U S Department of Agriculture War Board and county extension agent The morning session targets welders blacksmiths and repair men Demonstrations by Ralph Frevik agricultural engineer and welder will cover repair and adjustments of farm equipment using welding equipment The afternoon program features John Svartos on fuel economy and spark adjustment with charts magneto equipment and neon light Emphasis is on efficiency and tractor longevity during wartime shortages The project led by Joseph L Hil will span about thirty counties with roughly fifty farmers attending in Brookings County and more events planned across the Food for Defense program
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Gettysburg
Potter
State College
James J. O’connell
Ralph Frevik
Agricultural Extension Service
Frevik
State College For Defense Workers
Mr. Frevik
John Svartos
Joseph L. Hil
O'Connell
Elinics
Brookings County
Gann Valley Juniors Present Comedy Farce
Gann Valley High School Junior Class presents a three act comedy farce Mama's Baby Boy on February 13. Leads include Ethel Viereck Carl Henriksen Laura Mae Wil and George Bridge Jr with a supporting cast of Minnie Franck Laura Foch Eleanor Brotanek Eleanor Lawyer Debrah Mebius Elva Crist and Kenneth Krog. Forty percent of receipts go to the Buffalo County Chapter of the American Legion.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley High School
Farre
Ethel Viereck
Carl Henrichsen
Laura Mae ‘Wil
George’ Bridge, Jr
Minnie Franck
Laura Foch
Eleanor Brotanek
Eleanor Lawyer
Debrah Mebius
Elva Crist
Kenneth Krog
Buffalo County
Amer
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers and Nearby Notices
Hyde County real estate listings show multiple transfers among Amenda Miller Grayce Davis and Francis J Miller in Gowdy's North Addition to Highmore. Additional notes include Hyde County dealings with Herbert Lee and Olive Jamieson, Anita Siniger, and transfers involving R B Ashdown and W H Gamble among Sec 17 11 72 and Sec 10 11 73. Arthur B Jekyll transfers to Tyler Jekyll in Sec 30 13 72.
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Hyde County Real Estate
Erastus Cornell
Baghmore
Miller
Ioin Red Cross
Olive Jamies
Anita Siniger
Herbert F. Lee
NEY
Sec
Federal Land
Bank of Omaha
R.B. Ashdown
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
W. H. Gamble
SEX
Albert E. ‘Moss
State
South Dakota
Hyde County
Arthur B. Jekyll
Tyler Jekyll
Wessington Morning Star Rebekahs Meet in Regular Session
The Wessington Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held a large regular meeting on Monday evening February 12. The next gathering will include a social hour with Mrs Richard Gehring as hostess. Past Noble Grands will serve lunch and entertain at social meetings. A stray line notes cabbage aphids could have vast descendants in six months.
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Wessington
Morning Star
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Richard Gehring
Favorite Meeting Place Food Store Ad
A treasure house of over 2000 items offers low prices daily at P. S. Food Store. Readily select your own fruits and vegetables from large displays. Friday and Saturday specials include Wine Sap Apples at 1.39 per basket and California Navel Oranges at 28 per dozen among other deals.
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Jersey
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Monarch
Sardines Yacht Club
Isan Dan Sag
SWAN
Darey Grocery Acrou
Harkok
Pindy's
Stere Foley's
Council Onke
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Waal
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Ayia
Armour
Miracle
Pond
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