Perry to Enter Race for Judge
Aberdeen January 9. Van Buren Perry an Aberdeen attorney and 1929 legislature member announced candidacy for judge of the circuit court for the fifth judicial circuit. He cites 17 years of practice US commissioner and special master experience and service as a lawmaker. He will reside in Aberdeen and serve in chambers there when not in other duties. Gardner holds the current seat. he is finishing a four year term and has announced another candidacy.
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Aberdeen
van Buren Perry
Circuit Court
Rd, Gardner
Perry
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Lave
Tam
United States
James D. Eliott
Perry Dy
J. D. Gardner
Gardner
Dod
Fire Destroys Turton Farm Home
Turton residents were left with ashes after a fire destroyed the family farm home. Neighbors spotted the blaze and alerted the Turton fire department, but windy conditions allowed the flames to engulf the property before help arrived.
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Turton
W. H. Gymers
Zirg
Nonié
Neighor
Plan Homemakers Program Feb 4 5 6
Brookings special announce a Homemakers' Program during Farmers' Week set for February 4 5 and 6. Susan Z Wilder chair of the committee says arrangements aim for the best and most interesting Homemakers program yet.
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Brookings, Jan. Y
Susan Z. Wilder
Wilder Beleves
Br. Caro
Baird and Ester Open New Wessington Cafe
Elbert Baird and Kenneth Ester opened a cafe in the Ester building on West Main Street Wessington. The building has been remodeled and redecorated. Mrs Gertie Baird will oversee cooking duties.
Two Daughters Care For Father In Miller
In Miller Missouri St Lawrence on January 3, Julia Van Zee and Alta Van Zee both nurses from Joliet are tending their father G Van Zee. He spent two weeks in Miller hospital and recently had his right leg amputated three inches below the knee. Doctors expect a full recovery.
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ST. Lawrence
Spee
Julia van Zee
Sours
Alta van Zee
Joliet
Miller
G. van Zee
van Zee
Miller Hospital
Valda Hansen Wins Red Cross Essay Contest
Joe Grek reports in January that Valda Hansen of the Joe Creek eighth grade won the $3 prize for best essay on the benefits derived from the fate of the Red Cross's work. The contest was for students in Hoghés county.
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Joe Grek
I Migs Valda Hansen
Joe Creek
Red Cross
Hoghés County
Bowman to Lead De Grey Farmers Union in 1930
JOE CREEK Jan 9 Special Georgia Bowman will head the De Grey farmers union for NeGrey and the Big Ben district in 1930. Other officers elected are W D Hall vice president and Mrs A Greenwood secretary and treasurer.
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George Bowman
de Grey
JOE Creek
Farmers Union of
Gann Valley PTA Forms Mothers Chorus
VAN VALLEY January 9 Special A mothers chorus is being formed to Gann Valley by County Superintendent Gertrude Flyte who is also district music chairman for district member 10 of the Parent-Teachers Association Rehearsals will be held one evening each week The first meeting held this week was attended by a good representation.
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van Valley
Gann Valley
Gertrude Flyte
Parent-Teachers' Association
Four Enter Contest From St Lawrence
Four contestants from St Lawrence entered the Loyal Temperance Le stone gold medal contest at the Miller Methodist church on January 1. Miss Evelyn Stubsden of Miller won the declamatory portion and Miss Marie Wohitington, also of Miller, took the music prize. Ten children aged 10 to 13 participated.
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St. Lawrence
Stp. Lawrence
Loyal Temperance Leston
Miller Mfethodist
Evelyn Stubsden
Miller
Marie Wohitington
District Legion Women Meet at Redfield Event
The district meeting of American Legion auxiliary is set with the Legion at Redfield on Monday January 13. Sessions begin 10 33 am with a luncheon at noon and a banquet at 4 20 pm followed by a dancing party. State officers from both organizations are expected to attend. The district includes 233 units.
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Ashton
Jan
Spelal
American Tieglon-auxiliary
American Legion
Redfield
Berneice Ewing
Buffalo County Seals Sale Boosts Revenue
Shaws gain as Buffalo County reports record seal sales led by Valley district with $61.39, Ft. Thompson $40, total expected around $209. Miss Flyte cites health program and novel sale method. Four parties sold 50 seals each with minimal person to person contact.
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Vaeley
Gertrude Flyte
Tre Gann Valley
Ft. Thompson
Vlyte
Farmers To Meet in Groton Jan. 18
Groton residents milking cows will gather January 18 for a meeting organized by the County Farm Bureau. The event aims to aid participants in a tent proposed by the Bureau. Record blanks will track feeds and production for 10 days before the meeting and another 10 days after to gauge improvements.
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Groton
Gale Peppers
County Farm Bureau
Webinck
State Colege-Extension Bureau
Pierre Commercial Club Reelects Jackley President
Pierre January 5 Special reports the Pierre Commercial Club directors have reelected A M Jackley as president and elected George Adams as secretary to take office March 1 Adams, an abstractor, will continue his work in the club room He is adjutant of the local American Legion Irwin D Aldrich retires after three years as secretary and previously served as immigration commissioner
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Jackley Pierre
Commercial Club
Pierre
Fics
Pierra Commercial Club
A. M. Jackley
George Adams
Adams
American ‘Legion
Irwin’ D. Aldrich
Comyi
Joney
Onida Club Studies Writings Of Negroes
Onida Jan 9 special report: Tan Onida Study club resumes after holiday break with a meeting at Mrs Earl Hardwick home. A paper titled Harlem, the Negro City, by Mrs Erys Hull was read by secretary Mrs Eda Christy due to ill health. Mrs G W Zimmer reviews and sketches focus on Joel Cuendier Warris and Paul Laurence Dunbar with additional items.
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Onida
Tan Onida
Earl Hardwick
Harrlem
Negro City
Erys-Hull
Eda -Christy
Joel Cuendier Warris
Punt Laurence Dunbar
Memory contest by music committee at The Ten
A memory contest organized by the music committee featured selections from the song “The Ten” with entries by Uesro Melo Die. The event highlighted musical memory skills and showcased participants in a compact program.
Groton School Opens After Holiday Break
Groton schools reopened Monday after a two week holiday. Superintendent R L Snyder announced that all teaching staff are on duty except Miss Mildred Peterson second grade who remains absent several days due to illness.
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Groton
Jen
R.L. Snyder
Mildred Peterson
County Extension Conference Set in Sully County
Onida January 9 Special Local report says Commer Agent Nordgard invites all Sully County farm groups to a January 16 conference. The meeting will outline a working program for the Extension Service and coordinate county farm activities.
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Onida
Norgdard
Sully
Gann Valley Sees No Moisture In December
GANN VALLEY Jan 9.—Leaf moisture fell in Buffalo county during December 1929 more than in any other December, according to J H Drips, government observer for the past year. Not a single entry appeared in the precipitation column for the month. The weather was very cold with few mild days and there was no moisture detected.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County
J. H. Drips
Crater Pareau
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