South Dakota Supreme Court issues multiple bank liquidation rulings
The court delivered three opinions on Beresford holdings tied to the Beresford State Bank collapse, affirming asset transfers to the Security State Bank, a $3,000 cash bonus owed to creditors, and a $2,983.51 preferred claim for services. Other actions include Minnehaha county disputes over land, Mohawk Rubber’s collection effort, and Aurora case on Jensen heirs.
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Security State Bank
Supreme Court
J. A. Ontjes
Bernsford Holding Corporation
Banett
High Cow
Minnehaha County
Mohawk Rubber Company of
New York
C. A. Cronin
Ag Craig
Micheal Gerin
Farmers Elevator Company of
White Rock
Louis Johnson
Grant County
Home Life Insurance Company of New York
Rosella Joyce Marries Roland Craiz in Redfield
Rosella Joyce of Burdette wed Roland Craiz Wednesday morning at St Bernard's Catholic church in Redfield. Reverend George MacConnachie officiated. Attendants were Miss Agnes Joyce and Lucian Crai. Afterward a wedding breakfast was served at Miss Agnes Joyce's home. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce, has grown up in Burdette. the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crai of Tulare and is with the CCC camp near Custer. Mrs. Craiz will live with her sister, Mrs. James Yost, in Miller for the present.
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Rosella Joyce
Burdette
Roland Craiz
St. Bernard's Catholic Church
Redfield
George MacConnachie
Agnes Joyce
Lucian Crai
Patrick Joyce
Joe Craig
Tulare
Craig
CCC
Custer
James Yost
Miller
Virgil Ladies Aid Valentine Social Draws Crowd
The Virgil M. E. Ladies Aid held a Valentine social in church parlors with a varied program and social time. A later lunch and a popcorn and candy booth raised net proceeds of 22.40 dollars. Miss Agnes Joyce and Chester Cook were married at St Bere the by Rev. Fr. George MacConnachie. Mrs. Cook is the oldest daughter of Pat Joyce of Burdette. Mr. Cook is a Miller resident.
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Virgil Ladies’ Aid
Virgil
Virgil M. E Ladies Aid
Burdette
Agnes Joyce
Chester Cook
St. Berenard’s Catholic Church
Redfield
George MacConnachie
Cook
Pat Joyce
Montgomery Ward
Seth Parker Presented At Jonesport by Local Cast
A Congregational church program titled An Evening in Jonesport featured Seth Parker and a Lincoln Nebraska guest, John Howard. The capacity crowd enjoyed the show with cast members including Mrs Chester Thomas Mrs Carrie Taylor Mrs Oscar Warner Miss Florence Christensen Mrs Joan Morgan Rev H M Bissell and others.
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Seth Parker
Turton
John Howard
Lincoln
Neb
Jonesport
Congregational Church
Ma! Parker
Chester Thomas
Lizzie
Carrie Taylor
Jane
Oscar Warner
Mary
Florence Christensen
Mollie
Joan Morgan
Sister Davis
Anna Williams
Cephas
Frances Sullivan
Lem
Rev
H. M. Bissell
Supt. Gibbs
Watson
Will van Ornum
Zeke
George Lembert
Farm Group Backs Gross Income Tax in Washabaugh County
Washabaugh county Farmers Union unanimously adopted a resolution to support candidates in the coming primary election who favor retaining South Dakota's gross income tax. They cite that the tax reduced property levies from 2.25 mills to 15 mills and view the tax as a forward step replacing the outdated property tax system.
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Long Valley
Washabaugh County
Doland Pioneer Is Buried Today
Doland February 15 Special C W Morlan pioneer merchant of Spink county was buried here today. He died at his daughter Mrs Henry Kruger Aberdeen home at age 84. Morlan built his store and operated until health failed him years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs Alice Schoof Doland and Mrs Kruger several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Mrs Morlan had died years earlier.
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Doland
C. W. Morlan
Spink County
Henry Kruger
Aberdeen
Morlan
Timed
Alice Schoof
Kruger
Relief shipments reach Manchester this winter totals
Special report from Manchester notes about fifteen carloads of hay three carloads of corn and five carloads of wheat received this winter by the local relief distributor J L Towberman. Also sixty nine dozen eggs were received and distributed at the Maxwell store Saturday.
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Manchester
J. L. Towberman
Maxwell Store
Surprise on Birthday for Albert Bowen at Lincoln School
Mrs. H. C. Bowen hosted a surprise birthday party Saturday for her son Albert. About 25 attendees included Lincoln school pupils and other young friends and neighbors. refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Manchester
H. C. Bowen
Albert
Lincoln School
Open Forum on Roosevelt Birthday Festivities
A letter to the editor questions whether birthday celebrations for President Roosevelt were excessive and profit driven. It notes telegrams and dinners nationwide, including a liquor industry sponsored event, and asks if such demonstrations should be repeated next year. Reverend Lloyd C. Snyder Hitchcock signs.
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Publicaion
Roosevelt
New York
Spirits Club
Hall of Fame
Lloyd C. Snyder Hitchcock
Velvet Rugs and the Myth of Wilton Velvets
The piece explains velvets as affordable rich looking textiles for floors and debunks the term Wilton Velvets as non existent. It notes velvet rugs cost less than top carpets like Apeminsters, Wiltons, and Chenilles, while warning against misleading names and price comparisons.
Velvet Rugs Explained by Looms and Dyes in Factories
The article contrasts velvet rug production with Wiltons and Axminsters, detailing drum yarn handling, dye setting, and loom techniques. It notes velvet uses separate drums and dyed yarns, with wires and knives shaping loops, and emphasizes the need for consistent high quality yarn to avoid streaks. Velvet rugs offer durability in bedrooms and vary by pattern and color.
Lola celebrates eleventh birthday at Floyd Winegar home
Six teen friends gathered February 11 at the Floyd Winegar residence to celebrate Lola’s eleventh birthday. They played games throughout the evening and a lunch was served by Mrs. Winegar. Lola received several gifts from her friends.
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Wayland
John Korakis
Antionette Winegar
Stuart House
Floyd Winegar
Lola
Relief grain received for distribution in Awayland
A large amount of relief supplies and nine carloads of wheat arrived here on February 15 and are being distributed to those needing grain for stock feed. The convoys moved from the track to recipients in the area.
Gun Assailant Will be Heard Friday Hearing set for George Williams charged with shooting Robert Colwell
Vermillion February 15. The hearing for George Williams, the former pugilist charged with shooting Sioux City railroad man Robert Colwell, was scheduled for Friday after Williams was arraigned before Judge W A Bauman. Williams claimed Colwell drove to his place and called out, and said he fired four times and warned Colwell to stay away. He told the state's attorney he had no intention to kill but did not care if he hit him.
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George Williams
Robert Colwell
Sioux City
W. A. Bauman
Williams
Norman Jaquith
Colwell
George
Colwell Claims Ancestry Tie as Key Witness In Court
Colwell, who asserts kinship as a first cousin to Gov. Tom Barry, testified after being wounded in the leg but managed to attend court. The remark about a Uitter’s dislike hints at personal tensions surrounding the case.
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Uitter
Colwell
Gov
Tom Barry
Real estate transfer from Myron to Miller in Huron
Beadle County abstracts notes P P Myron transfers property to H C Miller in Huron. The land parcel identified as 71 SW 1 434 109 65. Transfer details appear in local title records.
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Beadle County
Title Co
P. P. Myron
H. C. Miller
Huron
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Beresford
Rockham
Rockham American Legion
Legion Hall
L. R. Whitmen
R. Sparks
Pierre Rockham
J. P. Shirk
Ray Burrill
Pete Christensen
Joe Joynt. Jr
Charles Harr
P. E. Kretschmar
L. J. Sievers
Pierre Monday
CWA
Freeman
Habicht
Voltaire
Ted
Geyprman
Fashions OF the Hour
Peacock
Peacocke
Carter
Ashtor Carter
Dragatores
BT. Co
Ihlats
Geyerman’s
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