Supreme Court Decides on Bank Certificate Liability
The Supreme Court held a bank to be liable in a fraudulent scheme involving certificates of deposit issued by the Security bank of Tyndall. The cases, appealed from the state superintendent of banks, involve multiple banks and parties, with remands for new trials and judgments in accordance with the opinions.
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Pierre
Jan
Sts
Thisher Tri- Benat
Supreme Cort
George E. Pieifle
Security Bank of
Tyidan
Frank R. Beddo
Pleifle’s and
Reide
State Superintendent of Banks
Security Bank
Evix Veult
Charles Mix County
Citizens State Bank, Armour
Tyndall
Borg County
Whistler
Halleck Olson
Alfred Larson
Oscar Erickson
Kier Halvorsen
Otto Rennes
Fallawdag
Willian J. Pretheway
Pin-State Milline Company
Belle Fourcheapetians
Butte County
Cour
Trethewagy
Rapid City
Deni Pierment
Tretheway
Breatheway
Martin B. Grinde
Dakota ‘Trast and Savings Bank
Nebaha Cou
Bsek
Stoner Buys Iroquois Oil Firm in Ames Valley
R W Stoner, who sold his light and power plant at Wessington to Northwestern Public Service, returns to Iroquois and buys the Ames Valley Oil Company service from Wolf brothers. Stoner, a lifelong resident, previously spent years in business at Buntingon.
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R. W. Stoner
Iroquois
Ray W. Stoner
Ligt
Busington
Iroquois Radio Listeners Troubled by Interference
Iroquois residents report radio reception issues due to interference from unspecified stations and a broadcasting static owner in Shreveport. The disturbance is blamed on wiring or equipment defects in the town’s electric high bus system, affecting program clarity and reliability.
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Troquois
Shreveport
Marvick Poised For South Dakota Senate Leadership
Pierre reports Marvick of Sisseton, a top state division official, signals continued interest in motor laws and department administration. He notes pride in assisting with title law issues and calls for strong headlight standards, pens moves to end drivers’ license law delays, and discusses penitentiary production debates.
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Pierre
Jans
Marvick
Sisseton
Ping
Reverne
Senate
du Automobiles
South Dakota
Sioux Falll Penitentiary
Motor Department
Yié
Tam
Northwestern Lumbermens association convention set
Help for home ownership will be discussed by members of the Northwestern Lumbermens Association at their annual convention in Minneapolis January 15 to 17. W S Richardson discussed financing and other topics before more than 2,500 attendees. Benefits of model homes and equipment will be highlighted.
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Minneapolis
Jan
Northwestern, Lumbermens Association
W. S. Richardson
Ciavin
Ers
Rabbits Protected by Law in Present Legislature Session
A skid of text appears to urge protection for rabbits by law, noting their value to industry and comparing protection to skunk fur laws. The fragment hints at legislative action passed in this session to safeguard rabbits on farms and vegetation.
Windier lad injured in hotel blaze at Canova Hospital
A boy was severely burned when his clothes ignited during a fire incident at a Canova Hospital. He was reported in critical condition today as responders fought the blaze. The event remains under investigation with details scarce.
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Seriong
Canova
Indel Somers Fire Incident Reported Extinguishers Used
A brief fire incident involving Indel Somers was reported with responders called and the blaze soon extinguished. No injuries or further details provided in the readable text.
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Indel
Little International Livestock Show Sets Date at State College
Jay Brookings reports the eighth annual Little International Livestock and Crop Show will run February 4 to 3 at South Dakota State College as part of Farmers' Week. Agricultural students prepare college livestock and crop displays, with an evening livestock show, championship shows, coed milking, and thickening-picking contests. Secretary and treasurer named Henry Leonitacdt and Clifford Meland. catalog publishing by Harold Barsen and Ode Hegg.
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Brookings
Jay. S
South Dakota State College
Arthur Cole
Washington, D.C
Cole
Henry Leonltacdt
Cavour
Clifford Meland
Sisseton
Harold Barsen
Ode Hegg
Brace
Chicago
College and School of Agriculture
State College
Start Work on Iroquois Well
IROQUOIS Jan Special The Norbeck and Nicholson well drill era have spudded in the artesian well at the new site northwest corner of the tourist camp after abandoning last summer’s hole. Rapid progress is reported and the location is expected to yield a sufficient flow of fine water for all city needs.
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Iroquois
Jan
Norbeck and Nicholson
Stockmen Not Hurt by Blanket of Snow
IROQUOIS Ban. Stockmen report a blanket of snow about inches deep over the locality for the past three days. The snow ends the open weather period and stock is gathered and utilized, providing feed for the remainder of the season.
Cornstalk Paper Use Sparks Farmer Debate
Farmers in this area challenge the idea of using corn stalks for papermaking. They argue it would reclaim soil fertility and serve as a good fertilizer when returned to fields, but worry about needing to buy fertilizers if stalks are diverted from land. The discussion centers on potential benefits and the economic impact on farming practices.
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Miller
Beck
Valley Jani 8 Specialy Accident Averted Truck Roll Over
A Chevrolet truck driven by F. W. Piyte rolled over three times near Valley. The vehicle, laden with barley and household goods, damaged its load and a wheel. The driver escaped injury while attempting the steep grade. snow hindered rescue efforts and local horses assisted.
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W. Piyte
Flas
Chitt Wilson Io Toys
Kimball Oil Agent Moves to Brookings Station Change
H. Antonides, longtime Standard Oil agent in Kimball, moves to Brookings to take charge of the station there. He previously worked at the local Fleischner station and will oversee operations in the new location.
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Kimball Oil
Jas
Brookings Kimball
H. Kionides
Standard Oil ‘Company
Brookings
Antonides
Three Sanborn road crew members fined for conduct
Three members of a Sanborn county road crew were fined 25 dollars each after pleading guilty before Justice of the Peace Charles Christenson to charges related to conduct on the job. They were arraigned and evaluated.
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Howard
Jan
Sanborn County
Justice of the Peace Charles Christenson
Areval
Auction Notice for Westlington Property Sale
An auction is announced to be held in Westlington on January 8 by William Mieiean for his property located two miles west of the city. Details are limited in the fragmentary text. The notice references Colonel Spethe and mentions postponement but lacks full information.
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Wessineyon
Weslington
Spei Willian Mieiean
Spethe Ati
Farm Course Speaker Wellington Opens Beadle County Session
January 8 in Wellington saw Brookings county farmer Leonard Ladd discuss improving dairy herds by feeding and breeding. Other speakers included Mrs Inez Clifford Cresbard home maker and R O Bulger on barberry eradication. 4 H Pioneer calves were to exhibit at Hollum Brothers Garage with a silver loving cup for the winner. This marked Beadle county's second farm course with multiple sessions and entertainment.
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Wellington
Leonard Ladd
Brookings
Inez Clifford
Cresuard
R. O. Bulger
Pioneer Club
Hollum Brothers Rarage
Beadle County
Short Courses Planned Across Sully County
Onida hosts first three day event starting January 3 with short courses. Oko Bojo joins January 16 under local men's club sponsorship. Agar and Ouida back the project with speakers RO Burger Leonard Ladd and Mrs Perry Clifton scheduled for the sessions.
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Sully
Onida
Okobojo
Agar
Ouida
RO. Burger
Leonard Ladd
Murs
Perry Clfford
Wolves Defeat Clothiers 25 to 19 in Redfield
Northern Normal's Wolves edged the Friesman Clothiers in Redfield with a 25 to 19 victory. At halftime the Clothiers led 11 to 9 before the Wolves surged ahead in the second half led by Cy Holgate of Redfield and Severson of Aberdeen who tied for scoring honors with 10 points each. Sanders of Redfield and Davidson of Aberdeen also contributed strong plays.
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Redfield
Janu
Northern Normal
Wolves
Friesman Clothiers
Clothiers
Redfield All Stars
Cy Holgate
Severson
Aberdeen
Sanders
Davidson
Iroquois Vicinity Rabbits Dominate Trapping Reports
Special shipments of thousands of jackrabbits have gone out from Iroquois and hunters continue to bring in large numbers. The fur trade pays well, with care in handling furs and hunters earning good money for time and ammunition.
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Aroquois
Troquois
Remarkable Sargon Cure Endorsed By Patient Story
A claimant recounts severe illness from laxatives and constipation, then credits Sargon with restoring health. After weeks bedridden and underweight, the speaker gained weight, returned to work, and praised Sargon Soft Mass Pills as effective without gripe. Endorsements cite Dieringer and distribution through local drugstores.
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Sargon
John Dieringer
LeRoi
Milwaukee
Dieringer
Huron
Commission Hears Fruit Rate Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission reopens the fruit rate case for Florida to Midwest points including the Twin Cities Sioux City and Sioux Falls. The South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners requested the move to ensure proper reductions reach South Dakota communities and adjacent states.
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Carvier
South Nakaia
North Dakota
Nebraske
Northwestern
Interstate Commerce Commission
South Dakota
Three Babies Born in Conde Conde This Week
Three babies were born in Conde Conde within a week. A son to Mr and Mrs V Sondergaard, a daughter to Mr and Mrs Will Simmons, and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Bohl.
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Conde Conde
Jen
Specis
V. ©. Sondergaard
Will Simmons
Robert Bohl
Farmer Louis Meyers Buys Madison Area Farm
Louis Meyers of Beadle County has purchased a farm near Madison. His family will move to the farm immediately while he stays to tend his current place through the winter. Some stock will be fed.
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Wellington
Jan
Louis
Meyers
Beadle County
Madison
Skating Rink Flooded For Kiddies By Civic League
With cold weather the ice rink here has been flooded for children. The rink is supervised by the Women's Civic League for the sixth year running. The same site hosts tennis courts in summer, also sponsored by the Civic League.
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Howard
Women's
Civic League
Civic Isague
Presbyterian Minister Joins Wessington Community
The Rev. J. H. Black and his family are now Wessington residents. He delivered sermons to large crowds at the Presbyterian church last Sunday and accepted the call after spending a week in town.
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Wessington
J. H. Black
Black
Presbyterian
Esmond Bank Appoints New Assistant Cashier
Esmond State Bank announces the appointment of William J. Wilkens as cashier with a new assistant described as a baby boy born January 1. The note suggests the assistant is too young to be of help currently.
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Esmond Bank
SYS
Esmond
William J. Wilkens
Thémond State Bank
Wlthole
Merry Workers Club elects new officers
Ames Iowa January 8 special new officers take charge of the Merry Workers club with Mrs Don McCutchon president, Mrs C R MetSinney vice president, Mrs Jack Jonson treasurer, Mrs Clint Johnson secretary. The next meeting will be at Dr Arbogast home. A quilt will be made as a wedding gift for Mrs Gordon Hamilton. Election held at Mrs Laura Robinsons home.
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Merry Workers Club
AMES
Don McCutchon
C. R. MetSinney
Jack Jonson
Clint Johnson
Births Rise in 1928 Reported by Clerk of Courts
Redfield Janu reports vital statistics for 1928 showing births 287 versus 278 in 1927 and deaths 164 versus 167 last year. divorces remained 15, while marriages climbed to 134 from 117. Naturalizations rose to 8 from 3.
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Redfield
Spink
R. Hy. Schinkie
Reward Offered in James Meyers Disappearance Case
A reward of 1000 dollars has been posted for information leading to the trace of James Meyers who vanished recently. No trace has been found and authorities urge any tips from the public to locate him.
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Conde
James Meyers
Vanished Lovers Mystery Leaves Questions Unanswered
Fragmentary text hints at two lovers missing for weeks with questions lingering about their fate. Authorities and family appear involved as search continues amid unclear details from the source.
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