County officers keep staff as term ends in Bea le county
County commissioners approve reappointments for sheriff Lyda G. Larsen, deputy Jon Bayle, and clerk Hildegarde Schumacher among others. Anna Foley re elected, J B DeAllister reappointed, Anna E Byson named deputy, M B McCord hired as clerk, Sylvia Christiansa resigns. New treasurer appointee Mrs Baddon. W W Howes reappoints Leo Temmey as assistant. Auditor and schools official appointments wait until new terms begin March 1 and June 4 respectively.
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Beale County Court House
Lyda G. Larsen
Brsand
Adden
C. Kamp
Velerk
Altormer
W. W. Howes
Leo A. Temmey
Salvation Army Council Meets at Sunbury Court
The Salvation Army council meets at Sunbury Court to decide if General Bramwell Booth should resign due to age and infirmity. Guards and gates outside the mansion enforce strict secrecy as officers and police oversee access, with applicants undergoing credential checks before entry.
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Im Bramwell
Booth
Sunbury Court
Spats Court
Coustels
Washington plans move to create veterans affairs department
In January the Wet Department proposes setting up a separate veterans affairs department led by Chairman Jotsoh. The new bureau would include four executive aides at $1 040 yearly each and a general covered salary. It would also absorb pensions for disabled volunteers and relatives.
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Washington
Jan
Dutch Tenacity Shatters Records in Air Endeavor
Major Carl Spatz and team pursue record endurance flight in Pennsylvania Dutch country aboard the Question Mark. Spatz, a veteran, hopes for a three day stay aloft while facing stress and worry as letters arrive from home.
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Seatown
Carl, Spatz
Gant Chertes B. Spatz
Pennsylvesia Duteluan
Anlg
Avl
Ustrom
Sugil
Tie ‘Vetter
Wiinm Dre
Orders for 1500 Marines to Leave Nicaragua
Washington reports orders have been issued to remove about 1,500 sailors and marines from Nicaragua as soon as transport is arranged, leaving roughly 3,500 in the country. Those affected, mainly marines, will return to ships of the battle fleet. The force had been in Nicaragua for about two years since an uprising and were kept to supervise recent elections. Secretary Wilbur announced the plan.
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Nicaragua
Washington
Wilbur
Firett
Edwin Ebbert Pioneer Leader Dies in South Dakota
Edwin L. Ebbert prominent in Beadle and Spink counties died at his Union township home after a week's illness. Funeral tomorrow at 1 PM with Rev. Hart officiating. burial in Doland cemetery. A longtime farmer, legislator, school official, and church member, Ebbert married Gertrude McDonald in 1894 and left behind two sons Walter and Russell, a daughter Corrinne, and brother Glenne Ebbert of Doland.
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Edwin L. Ebbert
Beadle
Spink County
Union Township
Beadle County
Hue
Lertin
Homie
Hart of
Doland
Mr. Ebbert
South Dakota
Ebbare
Barner
Th Chhurch
Edwin’ L
Walter
Russell
Corrinne
Cilenne B. Bobert
WILL CONTEND BLYMYER INSANE TRIAL BEGINS IN MURDER CASE
The trial of Blymyer Wilbert G and John Carrs began after their indictment for murder and manslaughter in the beating death of Nelson Dahinay. Witnesses quoted Blymyer declaring I got the witch and naming a person, with prosecutors noting motive tied to a Hess family dispute. The state questioning paused as Cohen sought to resume later.
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Cohen
Nelson
Blymyer
Flarpaisburg
Westerday Woon
Wilbert Gas
John Carrs
Newbery
Amos W. Therymitin
Fis
Hess
Rebmeyer
LienceTe
Dea
Siene
Lieshay Ins
Blymyers
Fleas
Builders Meet Here Wednesday at State Convention
The South Dakota Society of Engineers and Architects codes committee met to finalize a building code for adoption as the 14th annual convention opens. Registration and multiple addresses on roads and bridges follow, with deliberations and officer elections slated for the two day event.
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South Dakota Society of Engineers and Architects
F.C
Klein
Charles Trimmer
Madison
Albert McWarne
Sioux Falls
George Fossum
Aberdeen
Carter
Brook Ings
Marvin Hughitt
Jathaway
St. Fant
Slistrick
Bureau of Grea Roads
S.C. Rathbun
Rapid City
J. H. Hamilton
W. If. Cochrane
Newcomb
University of South Dakota
Methodist Conference Meet Postponed In Huron
The agural Dakota Conference Retreat of Methodist Episcopal pastors from the state was postponed from Huron due to uncertain fate. Rev. Lochridge said he did not know if the meeting would be rescheduled or canceled.
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Hurontoity
Lochridge
Initiation Night for KK C Meet Tonight
Twelve candidates will be initiated into Columbus lodge at tonight’s 36 oclock hour. Grand officers Gartland and staff will lead the initiation. An old fashioned neon supper and program will follow.
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KK. C
Pine Senses
Columbus
Kagtit Gartland
Lake Preston and DeSmet Meet Tonight
Lake Preston and DeSmet face off tonight with DeSmet undefeated at 1.000 percentage. Lake Preston seeks balance after a strong season showing and aims to upset the visitors.
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Lake Preston
DeSmet
Lake
Preston
Sota
Ganteuanal
Haron DeMolays to Name Heads Section
Haron DeMolays to name heads for upcoming election. Officers will be held at Towlig eleétion in the near future.
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Haron
Towlig Eleétion
Stop That Cough Quick Thoxine Prescription Claim
An advertisement touts Thoxine as a doctor’s remedy with double action to soothe irritation and reach the internal cough cause. It claims immediate relief from a stubborn cough with first swallow and guarantees money back if unsatisfied. Sold in 35c 60c and $1.00 unaffiliated druggists.
Robbins Plays Stella Dallas At Huron Theater
Bessie Robbins stars as Stella Dallas in the stage version at the Huron theater. The production highlights a mother’s self sacrifice and deep love, drawing tears from the audience as Kitty Robinson features as the daughter Laura. Tonight the Robbins stock company presents Willard Mack’s The Noose a three act melodrama.
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Bessie Robbins
Stella Dallas
Huron Theater
Kitty Robinson
Laura
Robbins Atock
Willard Mack
City plans water installation outlined for winter savings
City engineer O A Ricker says the commission will review seasonal water installation plans tonight. If approved, action details and information will be gathered later. He notes winter piping prices are typically lower, offering savings for the city and property owners.
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Ity
O. A. Ricker
Jugoslavia Action Meets with Approval
Telegrams of felicitation poured in to the king and premier praising their assumption of power. Zagreb newspapers echoed satisfaction and the Zagreb chamber of commerce and industry said the move laid a basis for happier economic development in the country.
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Belgrade
Jugoslavia
Jan. S— Aj
Jnd
Zagreb
Croatia
Golunius
Zagreb Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Ocoe
Man in Church Shoots Self While Kneeling
Henry Schepers, a timber company collector, shot and killed himself while kneeling in the Roman Catholic cathedral. A stained glass window inscription and a separate incident are noted. he was found unconscious last Thursday after a payroll discrepancy of $800.07 from the firm and $40 of his own money were missing. He received concussion treatment and has been recuperating at home.
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Kansas
Henry Schepers
Agle
Schepeys
Elute Timber Company
Precautions against colds and influenza epidemic
Advice from a physician style column promotes two home remedies Najol and Mistol to prevent colds and flu during an epidemic. It urges daily simple health practices, avoids laxatives, and claims Najol contains no drugs while Mistol can be used as a nasal drop and gargle to ease breathing and throat irritation. Products are sold by druggists and offered as safe, twofold protection.
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Christianson
Salvation Army Council
Edwin Ebbert
Pioneer
Burnet
Boland
Will
Ehutto
Bill
Inet
Jidee
Dan
Self
Asenza
Mistoi
Ae All Druggista
Dr. David
Nazimova
Amous
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