South Dakota Legislators Plan Memorial Services
Members of South Dakota's twenty first legislature will honor Washington and Lincoln with memorial exercises in the house chamber. The program features Judge John T. Medin as principal speaker and L K Fox on the fortieth anniversary of the state's birthday. The event includes music by the Mobridge band and a Miss South Dakota presentation by June Hannon. The session is postponed to Wednesday with a new date not yet set.
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John T. Medin
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
C. E. Coyne
L. K. Fox
Mobridge Young Citizens League
Mobridge Y
Mr. Fox
Miss South Dakdta
June Hannon
Pierre
Pierre Kiltie
Legion
Clarence Coyne
Merlin
Eine
Sand the Benedict
Weirauch
Staney County
Tyndall Man Named Head Of Clothiers
Michael F. Schmit of Tyndall was elected president of the South Dakota Retail Clothiers association at the joint convention of the retailers and the Men's Apparel Club. Officers elected include Raymond Lee of Watertown first vice president Homer Partridge of Pierre second vice president and L J Eggelston of Plankinton secretary treasurer Warner Putnam of Chicago was named honorary field secretary.
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Sioux Fales
Fed
Michael F. Schmit
Tyndall
South Dakota Retail Clothiers Association
Raymond Lee
Watertown
Homer Partridge
Pierre
L. J. Eggelston
Plankinton
Warner, Putnam
Chicago
Field
Mail Carrier Maintains Perfect Attedance On 22 Mile Route
GANN VALLEY Feb 22 Special C H Wright who runs the star route between Gann Valley and Kimball a 22 mile trek has a perfect attendance record. Since taking the route in 1926 he has traveled about 35000 miles without missing a trip even when roads were poor. He sometimes used a substitute but ensured daily service, a feat praised by local citizens.
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Gann Valley
C. H. Wright
Daily Mail
Kimball
Wright
Rockham Appoints A B Linn as Justice of the Peace
Rockham names A B Linn as justice of the peace after several years without a city marshal or local judge. Linn now can oversee misbehavior cases administer oaths and handle nuptial duties in the Sunshine state city once known for brotherly love.
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Rockham
Fen
Sunshine State
Philadelphia
A. B. Linn
Justice of the Peace
Three Draw Heavy Fines At Woonsocket
In Woonsocket on Feb 22 Jim Harlan Dick Cavanaugh and Clifford Crawford pleaded guilty to a theft count before Justice M E Taylor. They were fined 73 dollars and costs each after being caught attempting to take salvaged copper from Central West Public Services. Hold party announcement follows with local school students and faculty enjoying a school house gathering.
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Woonsocket
Jim Harlan
Dick Cavanaugh
Snd Clifford
Crawford
Justice of the Peace
M. E. Taylor
Central West Public Services Company
State official rules against legalizing Johnsons Rural Credit contracts
Attorney General M Q Sharpe states the legislature cannot legalize Johnsons work for the Rural Credit board and appropriate funds. He cites supreme court rulings that the board had no authority to enter such contracts and that the constitution bars payment of claims made without express legal authority.
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Rural Credit Board
Rural Credit Fund
Supreme Court
Sharpe
Kloke Holds Farm Auction Near Gann Valley
John Kloke held a public auction near Gann Valley selling his personal property. Stock and farm machinery sold well as he plans to move to Aberdeen to farm a land parcel there. John Siegel and Franz Blank will occupy the vacated Kloke farm.
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Gann Valley
John Kloke
Town
Kloke
Aberdeen
John Siegel
Franz Blank
Omaha
Frankfort Bank President F. E. Bastian Ill With Influenza
F. E. Bastian, president of the James River bank, is seriously ill with influenza in a Redfield hospital after being unable to be treated at home. He was moved to Redfield by Will Wiles.
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Frankfort
F. E. Bastian
James River
Bante
Man Taken Kansas Brought Back To Sanborn County Jail
James M. Curtis was arrested in Topeka Kansas and brought to Sanborn County Jail by Deputy Sheriff M H Helgeland. Curtis is jailed on grand larceny charges. Roads blockedVedora Feb 29 mail routes hindered by impassable side roads. one mailman uses horses to complete routes. Epworth league play Brother Mine presented twice in municipal auditorium. Proceeds expect around $60. Mrs John Gedstead improving after illness in Canova hospital. Manchester mail carrier hires two teams to aid distribution. Franklin high school installs loud sneakers for vocational guidance programs.
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Kansas
Woonsocket
James M. Curtis
Topeka
Kan
Sanborn County
Fhoriff M. H. Helgeland
Curtis
Vedora
Conde
Municipal Auditorium
Manchester
Mail Carrier Has Perfect Record
Franksport report notes a rural carrier ran two weeks in February with ten men seven teams four cars and one tractor to cover daily rounds. Farmers came to town for mail as the period proved the hardest in 17 years with more time lost than ever. Mrs Lawrence hosted the meeting where quick bread and cookies were served to the ladies.
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Frankfort
Hyen
Pioneer Says Cold Is Later
Old timers compare this winter to 1888 and earlier as Tom Luxton notes four memoranda of cold days and asserts the season has not been as late. Other veterans agree the winter is among the worst they have seen with reports from Frankfort and Fedora.
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Frankfort
Tom Luxton
Birth day club plans March 16 party in Manchester
Manchester February 22 Special reports the Birth day club will host a party on March 16. The group now has 30 members. The note comes from committee members in charge of the event.
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Manchester
Birthday Club
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Postbone
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Guernsey
Harrow
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Gedstead
A. A. Woll
Huron Dental Clinic
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H. G. Lawrence
Pioneer
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D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
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