Clare Tinan Bird Bill Named by South Dakota House
South Dakota House approved a resolution sponsored by Rep. C. A. Hornbeck to name a game law measure the Clare Tinan Bird Bill in honor of late editor Clate Tinan, longtime State Game and Fish Commissioner. The bill shifts waterfowl shooting opening to noon and memorializes Tinan for advancing wildlife conservation and nonpolitical state game oversight.
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Pierre
Gmem
Clate Tinan
Kimball
State Game and Fish Commission
South Dakota
House
C. A. Hornbeck
Centerville
Senate
Bil
Tinan
Oluil Hoarnbeck
Clare Tinan
Bob White
House of Representatives
Sor . Dakota
Special Meetings At Nazarene Church In Kimball
The Church of the Nazarene hosts special meetings this week and next led by Rev. Flora Mr. Eaton of Kimball. She preaches nightly at 8 except Saturday, with sermons on Covering Sin and Indwelling Sin highlighting a faith declaration of the word of God.
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Nazarene Church
Church of the Nazarene
Flora Mr. Eaton of
Kimball
Wrs. Eaton
Memorial Honors Eleven Fallen Congress Members
The House prepared to honor 11 lawmakers who died in the past year. Notables include North Carolina's Lee S. Overman and Vermont’s Frank L. Greene, with other figures from Pennsylvania Wisconsin California New York North Carolina and Arkansas. The ceremony featured a semicircular family seating arrangement and flowers, in solemn tribute to these legislators.
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Congress
Lee S. Overman
United States
North Carolina
Frank L. Greene
Vermont
Effie Sigler To Face Cross Examination In Carroll Case
In Chicago on February 19 Miss Effie D Sigler chairing the moving picture censorship board prepared to face cross examination over the Carroll Sketch Book shown as obscene. The initial court review heard her describe the production and its nude elements while spectators and chorus girls reacted with giggles and gavel bangs.
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Effie D. Sigler
Carroll
Chicago
Effie
D. Sigler
Justin F. MacGorthy
Miss Sigler
Moving Picture Censorship Board
No Ice Harvest Yet at Pierre as Demand Slumps
Pierre Feb 19 Special There has been no ice harvest this season and the river channel is now over. Electric refrigerators have reduced the demand for ice and whether the focal ice company will install an artificial ice plant is uncertain.
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Pierre Pierre
Pierre
Focal Ice Company
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude to Local Groups
Sincere thanks for the kindness of neighbors and friends and for gifts of flowers. Special appreciation to the American Legion and Auxiliary, Woonsocket Legion firing squad, Elks lodge, Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, Chicago North Western Railway Clerks, Chicago and North Western railway accounting department, and the Huron Rifle club.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Woonsocket American Legion
Elks Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Chicago North
Western Railway
Chicago & North
Western Railway Accounting Department
Huron Rifie Club
Charles Eyestone
Huron
Mee
Eyestone
St. Elmo
Twenty Escape In Springs Fire At Ri Alto Theater
An audience of 20 watched as a fire broke out in the Ri alto theater projection room in Wellington Springs last night. Owner R J Steffen and his son Bud narrowly escaped injury as the film caught fire and exploded. Loss is estimated at 3500 to 4000 dollars, including talking picture equipment and several film sets. insurance covers 2000 dollars.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
Specia
Rialto Motion Picture Theater
R. J. Steffen
Bud
Soup to Radio Engineer
New York broadcast engineers describe their jargon including soup meaning current fed to antennas and cans for headphones Hot mikes to microphones with current bottles for high power tubes and wool as a start-up tip.
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New York
Postponement Seen for Budget in State Legislature
The Senate moved to shorter afternoon sessions as over 300 House bills were introduced and 225 House measures had advanced in the chamber. Debate focused on committee reports with nine minor bills passed. Senate bills by Simons and Bogue cleared, including school notices and irrigation disputes. House measures touching Hot Springs soldiers home funding and district disciplinary authority also passed.
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House
L. M. Simons
Belle Fourche
Martin
Ridgeland
Carson County
A. S. Bogue
Parker
Hot Springs
South Dakota Legislature Debates and Kills Measures
Senate action killed three Warren measures including offices of circuit judges and public utility extensions. A motion to calendar a women juries bill failed 27 to 17 after four prior defeats. Several laws on mortgage crops and tax exemptions moved or died, while the house and senate advanced other bills. American Legion asked for funding for veterans programs and a county extension shift faced committee approval. Agriculture measures on extension administration saw minor changes and a compromise plan from the farm bureau.
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Henry K. Warren
Yankton
Senate
Warren
House
Arthur J. Weaver
Nebraska
Legion
American Legion
Joint Appropriations Committee
Legion Veterans
South Dakota
George Puder
Timber Lake
James M_laney
Watertown
James c. Mann
Sioux Falls
State
Chamber of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Tension Work Rejected by Agriculture Committee
A report states that tension work was rejected by the agriculture committee. The note provides no further details on the rejection rationale or the officials involved.
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Agriculture Committee
Retail Clothiers Convene in Sioux Falls Next Week
South Dakota retail clothiers announce their convention in Sioux Falls. Secretary treasurer Mike F Schmitt of dal says the meeting opens Monday February 73 and runs for several days. The notice highlights the state association’s event and its local host city.
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Retail Clothiers
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mike F. Schmitt
Dal
National speakers to join programs through February 3
The release notes nationally prominent speakers have been procured to take part in the programs through Wednesday February 3, as announced.
McKinley And Wilson Divide Cage Honors
Two grade school league games last night ended with McKinley and Wilson teams splitting the honors. The Wilson A team was decisively defeated by the McKinley A squad, while a stronger matchup followed.
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McKinley
Wilson
Wilsons Defeat McKinley Spanning 17 to 12
The Wilsons edged McKinley in a close contest by 17 to 12 as both teams battled for early season scoring.
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McKinley
Wilson
Wilsons
Cavour High Beats Forestburg in Easy 37-19 Win
Forestburg, Feb. 19. Cavour high school posted a 37-19 victory over Forestburg last night. Cavour led 18-10 at halftime and extended the margin in the final periods. Laney and Lind stood out as the top players in the game.
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Cavour High
Forestburg
Cavour High School
Cavour
Laney
Lind
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