Law enforcement Officers To Meet In Pierre Convention
Officers from all sections of South Waksta gather in Pierre March 2 and 4 for a joint convention of the mate constabulary and the South Dakota Sheriff and Peace Officers Association. State Sheriff Bruce Barnes presides with Governor Warren Green and other officials speaking.
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Pierre Feb. S
South Waksta
Mate Constabulary
South Dakota
John H. Johnson
Minnehaha County
Warren Green
George Starling
Huron
South Dakota Bankers Association
M. Q. Sharpe
Ed 5. Goff
E. L. Sen
R.W. Nebergall
Town Bureau of Investigation
Iowa
Col
Calvin Goddard
Chicago
Dwight Campbell
State Supreme Court
Mrs. James Lawrence Honored At Farewell
A farewell party for Mrs. James Lawrence was hosted at her mother’s home in Yale on Monday. Fifteen guests played games commemorating Washington’s bicentennial, with prizes awarded and a handkerchief shower. Mrs. Lawrence will relocate to Conde with refreshments served by hostesses Mrs. Albert Maasa Mrs. Emil Maass and Mrs. Gene Garry.
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James Lawrence
Yale
Albert Maasa
Emil Maass
Gene Garry
Washington
Huron Student Wins Stock Show Honors
Edward Arbeiter of Huron, a State College agricultural short course student, won the Percheron Foals division and the grand championship in Years for which he will receive gold at the Little International Livestock Show held during Farm and Homeweek. The event, climaxing Farm and Home Week, featured exhibits and booths from the agricultural departments and a strong program.
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Huron
Brookings
Edward Arbeiter
State College
Arbeiter
Piedal
Cavour Boy Takes Second in Beef Cattle at Little International
Warren Bailey of Cavour a State College student won second place in the mixed yearling steers beef division at the Little International Livestock Show held with Farm and Home Week. The event touted a strong program and many exhibits from agricultural departments.
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Cavour
Brookings
Warren Bailey
State College
Plan to Make Stock Feed Available Statewide
Mitchell February 24 two National Grain Corp officials met with Red Cross leaders to ensure drought relief feed is available for purchase across the state for farmers with drought loans. They pledged access at strategic points as federal funds begin to flow.
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Mitchell
Planz
National Grain Corporation
Df Evans
Red Cross
N. W. Croes
E. J. Driscoll
al- Trdeen
Evans
Near Riot Over Dancing Partner In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls two Voigt brothers and a man named Buréette sparked a near riot at a local dance. Buréette attacked both brothers to ensure he struck the right assailant after a clash. Ten day suspended sentences were issued to the principals on good behavior.
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Sioux Falls
Frank
Wilbur Voigt
Robert Buréette
Voigt
Bride Recalls Offer For 98 Cent Wedding
In Vermillion a Bronx Falls deputy and Otto Groz of Oliver South Dakota married after County Judge Collar joked he would marry for 98 cents. The groom paid 98 cents, and the judge noted he performed many ceremonies a penny per person cheaper in hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hain
Bronx Falls
Lodge
Collar
Haln
Otto Groz
Oliver, S. D
Tye
Unemployed Women Given Employment in Mitchell
A report by President Elsie Snow Henson shows 1,512 hours of work provided to unemployed women in Mitchell on request of the national organization. Jobs include stenography typing office cleaning washing windows house work and laundering.
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Mitchell
Elsie Snow Henson
Lake County farmers seek feed loans in Madison period
During the week Lake county saw 190 loan applications for feed loans. Seventy one loans have returned from the central office in North Dakota totaling 921,497. Amounts range from 15 to 284 dollars per person. Waiver on previous mortgages delayed funds. A final rush is expected as deadlines approach.
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Lake County
Madison
North Dakota
Chester Stewart
Register of Deeds
Home
Tibe
Student Walks Far to Gain Education at Northern State
Aberdeen February report profiles Martha Melgaard a sophomore at Northern State Teachers College who walks daily from her home 22 blocks away twice to complete four years of study. She plans to reach about 38 miles of walking by graduation which is roughly one quarter of around the wild distance to the Mississippi River.
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Aberdeen
Martha Melgaard
Northern State Teachers College
Miss Melgaard
Mississippi
Sioux Falls Debaters Defeat Dakota Wesleyan for State Title
Sioux Falls college debaters, Reymond Carhart and Glen Bachman, won the state championship by defeating a two man Dakota Wesleyan team led by Carroll Arnold and John Shultz. The Sioux Falls duo argued the negative side of the question to retain the title.
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Dakota Wesleyan
S.F.C
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Dakota
Wesleyan
Reymond Carhart
Glen Bachman
Carroll Arnold
Canterville
John Shultz
Sioux Fells
Township Government Called Most Purely Democratic Form
Pierre February discussion credits township government as the purest local form with town meetings determining activities and taxes. Notes old gogging method, road tax shifts, and shifts of highway funding to counties. cites 1931 710.08 and 1932 1,227,454 expenditures, plus warrants 553,897.22. Calls for reducing township taxes and reallocating motor vehicle funds to county and township roads.
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W. Baer
Pierre
South Dakota
Mid-Western States
New England
Bon Homme County
Highway Commission
Clay County
Snowmobile Used to Clear Snow Drifts in Ashton
ASHTON Feb 25 Special H J Noreen and Jens Jensen built a Snowmobile from a light auto chassis and caterpillar runners to keep rural mail routes open. The device covers about WH miles daily, enabling delivery despite heavy snow and challenging conditions. Residents are urged to determine township snow expenditures for 1932.
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Ashton
H. J. Noreen
Jens Jensen
Noren
Eastern Is Third In General Efficiency
Eastern State Normal school placed third in the general efficiency ranking at the intercollegiate forensic meet held at State college last Friday and Saturday. Eastern’s coeds won first honors in state indebar ang and two Eastern men reached the semifinals in the tournament. Eastern’s finalists were eliminated by Sioux Falls college. debate results would have raised Eastern higher if counted. Eight speakers contributed points from a large visiting delegation. 15 debates were entered with 12 won. Notable team members included Gunnison, McCain, Stewart, Case, Jeffries, Roney, Dunn, and Luker, led by coach Karl E. Mundt.
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Madison
State College
Eastern State Normal School
Sioux Falls College
Dakota Wesleyan
Eastern
Ethel MaeGunnison
Hartford
Helen McCain
Mitchell
Vivian Stewart
Arlington
Keith Case
Johnston Jeffries
Pierre
Jay Roney
Chester
Frencia Dunn
Woonpocket
Arno Luker
Lane
Brookings
Karl E. Mundt
Eastertt
Yale Playlet Honors Washington Bicentennial at Yale
Yale students staged the musical playlet When Betsy Ross Made Old Glory at Myself's hall in memory of George Washington. The crowd applauded as Yale grades presented songs by high school glee clubs and primary room rhythmic groups.
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Washington
Yale
Betsy Ross
Myself's Hall
George Washington
Weverstad Named Editor At Yankton LANKTON
Waldemar Weverstad will assume editorship of the Student and publish the first edition this week. He replaces Kent Tralle who resigned last week. Weverstad, a junior, won over three opponents Wayne Nicholas Lester Kremer and Lee Reed by a large majority. He is a Yankton High School 1929 graduate.
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Weverstad
Yankton Lankton
Waldemar Weverstad
Kent Tralle
Wayne Nicholas
Lester Kremer
Lee Reed
Yankton High School
Bryant Masons Honor Washington Bicentennial Program
Bryant lodge No. 118 A F and A M joined national celebration of George Washingtons bicentennial birthday at a regular meeting. The Masonic trio performed, R E Halseth spoke on Washingtons life, Rev Nowell presented Man's Greatest Possession, patriotic songs were sung, remarks followed and luncheon was served.
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Bryant Masons
Washington
Bryant
Bryant Lodge No
George Washington
R. E. Halseth
Bryant High School
Thos. Nowell
Congregational Church
Relief schedules fail to aid local ranchers
Buffalo Feb 25 P present relief schedules will not cover the local situation says RK. W. Jacobi Harding county treasurer after surveying livestock conditions. He notes many ranchers could benefit but little from aid distributed east of the Missouri river as hundreds of head of stock remain exposed to losses.
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Buffalo
RK. W. Jacobi
Harding County
Lost Ugly Fat Advertisement Promises Kruschen Salts Results
Readers are urged to try Kruschen Salts for rapid fat loss urging a 18 pound drop from 177 to 159 pounds for a 29 year old in London. The ad claims improved energy and looks with weekly weight checks and dietary tips. Sold by Longstaff Drug Co and other drug stores worldwide.
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S. K
London
England
Longstaff Drug Co. H. A. Perriton
Hardin County Ranches Face Severe Feed Shortage
Run on Harding county ranches threatens feeds for more than 120000 sheep 32000 cattle 5700 horses and 2200 hogs. State highway department asked to send snow renewal equipment to haul feed to central points on main highways for redistribution by sleighs. Many sideroads blocked for some time. Stockmen in the county who sustained.
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Harding County
State Highway Department
Severe winter hits range country with losses and grazing halt
In 1919-20 heavy losses due to feed shortages and severe weather mark one of the harshest winters in the range country. This winter shows unusually no open grazing for years. An anniversary event in Osceola honored Mr. and Mrs. H C Schluter with a card party at their home on February 25.
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H C. Schluter
Smith Brothers Cough Syrup Helps Boy's Cold
John Smith reports his boy recovered from a nasty cold after using Smith Brothers cough syrup. The child showed coughing relief and congestion cleared as the cold vanished, mirroring the advertised medicinal benefit. The text references a brand and a home remedy impact in a personal recount.
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Johnny
Ted
Smith Brothers
N.Y
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