Slocum Describes South Dakota Primary Law Changes
Pierre February report outlines the twenty first South Dakota primary law. E C Slocum Campbell County representative and author explains the new system places nominations in voters hands via a May primary in even years. The process requires nominating petitions and party ballots distinct by party with delegates chosen for conventions at Pierre.
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Theielves
Kansas City
South Dakota
Primars
Lot
United Btstes
Pierre
State Central Committee
Charges of outside influence on jurors in Dam Age suits
In Sioux Falls on February 26 an affidavit filed with Minnehaha county court alleges outside influence on jurors in damage cases. Joe Kirby attorney for Myrtle Duncan seeks damages from Joe and Jora Livingston over a fatal automobile crash. Kirby says in nine damage cases only one verdict favored the plaintiff.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Joe Kirby
Myrtle Duncan
Joe
Jora Livingston Ior
David V. Duncin
Kirby
Wessington High Carnival Nets About 150 for Athletics
Wessington high school carnival in Wessington on February 26 raised around 150 dollars. A check report indicated proceeds will be added to the athletic fund. Miss Maxine McKay, daughter of Mr and Mrs L D McKay, served as carnival green queen.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Maxine McKay
Mire
L. D. McKay
Waas
Kempy at State College staged by Miltonian library society
BROOKINGS Feb 24 A comedy Kempy has been chosen as the annual play to be staged by the Miltonian library society at South Dakota State College on March 9 Hardin Fisher Firesteel resident of the society announced today The cast includes Beryl Babecex Watertown Mary L Brueck Algmore Carl Swyter Emeryl Richard Matteson Brookings Helen Dalton Bruce Saastedmay Brookings Roland Noel Hig Stone City and Harold Lee Rutland Miss Onatea Heldridge history and English instructor at State college will coach the play
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Kempy
State College Brookings
Miltonian Library Society
South Dakota State Callegs
Hardin Fisher
Firesteel
Society
Beryl Babecex
Watertown
Mary L. Brueck
Alghmore
Carl Swyter
Carl Swyter, Emeryl Richard Matteson, Brokings; Helen Dalton, Bruce; Saa’Stedmay
Brookings
Roland Noel
Hig Stone City
Harold Lee
Rutland
Onatea Heldridge
State College
Weather worst in 17 years at Brookings says agronomist
Brookings February records show January and early February the coldest in 17 years. Wind velocity greatly worsens heating and comfort effects. at 25 mph wind 10 degrees below zero equals 40 degrees below for conditions. Fowlds notes January February had low wind, but higher wind would bring harsher heat and comfort impacts. The lowest Brookings temperature recorded at State College was 41 degrees below zero on January 9, 1912.
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Brookings
Matthew Fowlds
South Dakota ‘State College
Experiment Station
H. ©. Solberg
Solberg
Mir
Fowilds
Seven Enroll In Hitchcock Club
Seven boys enrolled in the Hitchcock area 4-H dairy club at a Saturday meeting called by J. O. Andersen. The roster signing included Clouds Fountain, Melvin Walton, Raymond Danielson, George Phillips, Dale Dubois, Robert Dubois and Floyd Lund, with plans to add 12 to 15 members. R.A. Cave spoke on club work as organizers plan a future organizing date, officer elections, new member signups, leader selection, and dairy calf breed decisions.
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J. O. Andersen
The
Bark
Clouds Fountain
Melvin Walton
Raymond Danielson
George Phillips
Dale Dubois
Robert Dubois
Floyd Lund
Pathers
R.A. Cave
Reelect Springs Superintendent Wellington Springs
Wellington Springs February 26 Special R W Gibson was reelected as head of the city school system by the board of education. Gibson moved here two years ago from Troquois where he led schools. At the same meeting most teachers signed contracts and few changes are anticipated in the faculty.
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Reelect Springs
Wellington Springs
R. W. Gibson
Board of Education
Gibson
Troquois
South Dakota Senate Approves Missouri River Development Funding
Pierre February 26 The South Dakota Senate voted to appropriate 5000 dollars for state cooperation with other states on a Missouri river development plan. The action revisits Saturday's decision as lawmakers backing the project push for interstate collaboration to promote river development efforts.
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Pierre
Senate of
South Dakota
Seven Enter Declamatory Work At Bancroft
Bancroft Feb 26. Seven students entered declamatory work here. In humorous division are Pearl Parish Dorothy Parish and Ruby Brooks. In dramatic class Sarabeth Proper and Lilly Mae Massey. Two students entered oratory division Theodore Rab enberg and Marjorie Jencks Lida Fuer-Benen soprano Sarabeth Proper contralto and Lilly Mae Massey exophone plan to enter district music contest at Brookings May 2 and 8.
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Bancroft
Pearl Parish
Dorothy Parish
Ruby
Brooks
Sarabeth Proper
Lilly Mae Massey
Theodore Rabenberg
Marjorie Jencks
Lida Fuer- Benen
Eaxophone
Supreme Court rejects review in SD bank asset case
Washington Feb 26 The Supreme Court refused to review a federal appeals court ruling awarding South Dakota 248 500 from the failed National Bank of Commerce of Pierre The state argued that rural credit board funds were illegally deposited in the bank and sought to recover 282 000 from the bank’s vault at closure The board had a credit of 416 727 at the time of failure and contends it should be a preferred creditor. the receiver urged equal treatment with other creditors
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Washington
Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
South Dakota
National Bank of Commerce of
Pierre
S. D
South Dakota Rural Credit Board
A. W. Ewert
State Rural Credit Board
National Bank of Commerce
Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal
State Board
Wessington to Open Cream Station in McNair Building
Wessington in Mc Nair building will host a new cream station opening March 1 run by J House recently shifting from Armour and Company where he acted as a buyer. He will operate the business independently.
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Wessington
J. House
McNair
Mr. House
Armoer and Company
Nash Is Named As Graduation Speaker
WELLINGTON SPRINGS February 26 Special It was announced that George W Nash president of Yankton College had been secured to give the graduation address for the high school commencement to be held May 23 The senior class will be the largest to graduate from the local jackpo with about 40 students most of whom are expected to graduate
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Wellington Springs
George W. Nash
Yankton College
Rheumatism Routed and Weight Gain Reported
Thos. B. Bell of Oklahoma City testifies that Sargon cured his rheumatism after twelve years of pain and disability. He gained sixteen pounds, regained energy, and can walk without crutches. He praises Sargon Soft Mass Pills for relief of constipation and endorses the treatment.
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Sargon
Thos. B. Bell
West
California St
Oklahoma City
Huron
Drug Co
Cormer
Hitchcock
Hobart
Weerington
McKay Bros
aAdy
Springs Operetta Cast Chosen at Wellingtown High
Wellingtown Springs high school selects the cast for the March 28 operetta Purple Towers by Dan Wilson. Cast includes August Kludt Thomas Barkdull Wilbur McDonald Arnold Erland Constance Burns Eva Lavatley Mabel Erickson Florence Cook Clarke Zink and Ralph Ferran. Miss Treva Sasse directs as supervisor of music.
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Wellingtown Springs
Auugust Kludt
Thomas Barkdull
Wilbur McDonald
Arnold Erland
Constance Burns
Eva Lavatley
Mabel Erickson
Florence Cook
Clarke Zink
Ralph Ferran
Purple Towers
Dan
Wilson
Co Ed Dancing Review Promises Big Turnout at State College
Brookings Feb 26 Approximately 40 women students will appear in the 1929 Coed Dancing Review at State College Friday night March 1. The program features The West Point Cadets and In a Garden with a large cast of Brookings Parker Linsmore Wakonda and Pierre performers. Nymph roles include Clara Walseth Watertown Helen Dalton Bruce Audrey Christie and others. Irene McLaughlin Mitchell and Gladis Youel manage the event with Allen Bush and Eleanor Kelton promoting, while Neva Whaley and Richard son stage manage advertising. The State College Symphony Orchestra of 50 pieces will be directed by Carl Christensen.
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Brookings
State College
Neil Kendall
Miss Kendall
West Point
Alice Shelp
Louise Morgan
Parker
Margaret Knipps
Frances Brown
Bernice Schnebell
Estelline
Helen Bach
Dell Rapids
Irene McLaughlin
Mitchell
Gla¢is Youel
Colman
Allene Bush
Eleanor Kelton
Paynette
Wis
Neva Whaley
Okla
Kendall Aves
Fell Richardson
Tracy
Minn
Virginia Harrington
Canby
State College Symphony Orchestra
Carl Christensen
Lind Ley book joins Wessington high school library
Special report from Wessington dated February 26 notesCOL Lind Ley’s book is newest addition to the high school library and fifth purchase this year. Funds come from a library fund sourced from one cent per day fines for overdue books.
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Bose Wessington
Charles A. Lind Ley
Wessington High
Library Fund
Farmers Feed Pheasants Daily In Snowbound Howard
Howard February 26 Special report says pheasants thrive despite deep snow as farmers and sportsmen aid by feeding the birds. Guy Lower of the Yaack Walton League notes pheasants wandering back onto roads while Louis Buttonknob two miles west recalls starting with a few birds and now 73 visit his barnyard daily. He plans to increase feed as numbers grow and none complain about the pheasant nuisance.
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Howard
Guy Lower
Yzack Walton League
Lower
Louis Buttonknob
Buttonknob
State urged to protect game birds through winter care
Mr. Lower and K Buttoukaal emphasized the need for farmers statewide to give serious attention to protecting game birds until winter passes, aiming to preserve the species for which the state is renowned nationwide.
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Mr. Lower
K Buttoukaal
United States
Bonilla Ladies Aid Reelect Officers
Bonilla February 26 Special Mrs Frank James heads the Ladies Aid society again All officers reelected are Mrs George Barnes vice president Mrs George McKichan treasurer and Mrs Hart Bussell secretary The election was held at the home of Mrs George Merklin Next meeting at Mrs George Barnes March 7
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Bonilla
Frank James
Ladies Aid Society
Oller
George Barnes
George McKichan
Hart Bussell
George Merklin
New Manager Wellington Takes Post at Mozort Enany Branch
Carl Oberg, formerly don, is named manager of the 21 Mozort enany's branch and has moved with his family into the Amnealr apartment above the Derr store.
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Wellington
Feis
Carl Oberg
Don
Mozortenany
Hiamily
Derr
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