West River Farm Institute opens four day program
Rapid City reports the West River Farm Development Institute begins a four day session focusing on agricultural possibilities west of the Missouri river. Talks cover beet cattle, Alfalfa, corn development in Western South Dakota, with demonstrations at Belle Fourche and a live stock event on Friday.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
West River Farm Development Institute
O'Neil
Belle Fourche
Nick Caspers
Seed Growers Exchange
J. L. Maxon
Iscuss
Sam L. Sloan
Hot Springs
Oscar Mathews
Ardmore
A. D Ellison
Beyer Ande
Newell Experiment Station
Western
H. M. Critchfield
Spearfish
Lawrence County
4-H Club
Alex ©. Johnson
Northwestern Railroad
W. C. Lusk
State Chamber of Commerce
Lelle Fourche
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Rapid City Chamber of Commerce
Henry O'Neil
State College
Brookings
Neell
State Department of Agriculture
Missouri River
Court Honors Judge Moriarty in Wessington Springs
City of Wessington Springs wins the case against Stanley R. Smith and Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. Smith, former city treasurer, oversaw about 13,154.68 of city funds at the Farmers Savings Bank failure on February 5, 1924, while serving as assistant cashier and allegedly knowing the bank was insolvent. The ruling follows an earlier circuit court trial before Judge Moriarty.
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Wessington Springs
Supreme Court
Pierre
Stanley
Smith
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
Cit Stanley
Farmers Savings Bank
Supreme Court Affirms Verdict Against Smith and Bonding Co
Frank B. Smith waived jury by stipulation and the verdict for the full amount was upheld. a new trial was refused Smith and his bonding company. The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland appealed to the state supreme court. The four supreme judges on the case concurred in the decision.
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Frank B. Smith
Smith
The
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
State Supreme Court
Supreme
Subsidized term sparks debate in South Dakota Senate
State Senator J W Parliman of Minnehaha County claimed newspapers in the state were subsidized by political enemies. Robinson of Mitchell, replying in a letter, argued subsidized was a relative term tied to those publishing a Senate floor statement. He urged a retraction or evidence and defended editors as independent of outside interests.
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Mitchell
J. W. Parliman
Minnehaha
South Dakota
Robinson
Senate
Fred Smith
Banking Department
Ivan
South Dakota Editorial Association
Parkman
Adierika Claims Fast Stomach Relief At Drug Store
An old advertisement touts Adierika as a quick remedy for stomach gas and sourness, promising full cleansing of both upper and lower bowels in ten minutes. It features testimonials and urges readers to visit Longstaff Drug Co. for purchase and relief.
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Adierika
C. E. Hylton
Longstaff Drug
Nine Cardinal Seats Vacant After Death of Viro
Rome reports Cardinal Viro aged prefect of the sacred congregation of rites died early this morning. The college then has 28 Italians and 33 foreigners, the largest gap since the 14th century. Nine seats will be filled and a potential secret consistory March 18 may be followed by a public consistory March 21 with selections.
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Cardinals College
Rome
Cardinal Viro
Sacred Congregation of Rites
College of Cardinals
Mrs. Kramer Speaks At Chicago Meeting
Mrs. Freda Kramer of Madison Wisconsin national vice president of the American Legion Auxiliary addressed a Chicago welfare conference on the program of child welfare. The meeting, part of a welfare effort, concluded in Chicago with her speaking role noted.
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Chicago
Freda Kramer
Madison
American Legion Auxilary
Ward
First Declamatory Contest Held in Plainview School
The first district declamatory and essay contest occurred at Plainview school in Eldorado district Gann Valley with teachers Handorf and teachers Nettle Prasser Mabel Petersen guiding participants Lena Wilson Norman Fouegen Louise Trainer Beatrice Dye. Winners advance to county March 8 then regional in Wessington Springs April 12 and state Young Citizens league events in Pierre April 1 and 19. A farewell party in Gann Valley followed.
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Gann Valley
Eldorado
Plainview School
Winifred, Handorf
Nettle Prasser
Mabel Petersen
Lena Wilson
Norman Fouegen
Louise Trainer
Beatrice Dye
H.C. Lawton
Jennie Swartout
F. E. Swartout
Wessington Springs
Wintners
Young Citizen's League
Pierre
Gann Valley Student Lawrence Finifrock to Move to Town
Lawrence Finifrock a Gann Valley High School student since early year spent his last day at school Friday before joining his parents who have sold property and plan to move to town ahead of leaving the farm life.
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Gann Valley High School
Lawrence Finifrock
Lawrence
Marmola prescription tablets promise weight loss
Modern nutrition research and Marmola claim a simple path to slender figures. The advertisement asserts no drastic exercise or diet is needed and urges readers to ask their druggist for a one dollar Marmola box, promising a clear formula and reasons for results.
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Paul T. Hefer
Mra. Hofer
Huron
Beadle County
Samuel
Paul
Edward
Christy
Anna
Joshua J. Hofer
Rebecca
Mra
David G. Hofer
Susie
Andrew Walz
Christine
Treloa
Marie
Paul T. Hofer
Clifford
Alma
Hofer
Iroquois
Semel
Carpenter
Frankfort
Wolf Creek
Bridgewater
Moriarty
Parliman
L. W. Robinson
C. Alford
Mickey-Shelton & Any Public Accountants G P
Benj. Thomas
Masonica Temple
HUDOX
Eg & Er
Armours Star
Home Owned
Home Owned Stores, Inc
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