Wait Systemed Good Bridge Strategy Used By Culbertson
A Jan 21 1925 New York article introduces the wait in Culbertson Lenz bridge play. It explains leading the highest card of a short suit to delay the first trick, aiming to force opponents to reveal tenaces and potentially stun the contract. The piece notes risks if partner misreads the shot suit lead and when to avoid it.
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Tom ‘Neil
New Yorke
Jan
Bridge Sharps
Sly Culbertson
Artesian Farm Thief Routed by Youth
In Artesian on January 21 Jimmie Lee son of farmer P. Lee fired at a burglar detected at the granary door late at night. The intruder fled toward a waiting car after two shots. bloodstains marked the snow as wheat and poultry raids at the Lee farm had long occurred. The youth’s shots chased off the raiders and, though wounded, the suspect escaped.
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Artesian Farm
Artesian
Jimmie Lee
P. Lee
Lee
Lee Farm
Winter Sports Proving Popular At Wessington
Wessington business men provided a toboggan sled and cleared a coast ing place on Tom De Haven land two miles south of town for sledding and ski jumping. The rolling snow country offers ideal conditions and may not melt before participants enjoy both sports fully.
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Wessington Wessington
Severa
Wessington
Tom de Haven
Freshman Bliss Bonnie Rhoades Wins High Honors at Northern Normal
Athol reports freshman Bliss Bonnie Rhoades of Northern Normal earned high honors for grades since September. She received a silver medal for the new quarter and joined the school glee club, also taking part in extracurricular activities.
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ATHOL
Bonnie Rhoades
Northern Normal
Miss Rhoadés
Attend Demo Meeting Athol at Huron Banquet
F. N. Twiss and F. A. Reinecke traveled from Athol to Huron on Monday to attend the Democratic convention there and joined the Marvin Hughitt hotel banquet.
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Athol
F. N. Twiss
F. A. Reinecke
Huron
Marvin Hughitt
Events Happen in Pairs at Gettysburg in Week
Gettysburg reports a pair of disruptions this week with two fires addressed by the fire department and a second day without mail service. Officials attributed the mail delay to a severe storm further east that blocked trains from running through the area.
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Gettysburg
University of South Dakota Names Women's Rifle Team
Seventeen coaches at the University of South Dakota selected the varsity women's rifle team based on weeks of practice points. Captained by Aleo Johnson, the squad includes Florence Lovejoy Burl Anderson Marjorie Holmquist Muriel McFarland Marietta McDaniels Virginia Pier Lorene Rasmussen Zora Mae Schall Margaret James Carol Summerside Irma Willet LaVerne Williamson Florence Parrish Elizabeth Jackerville Leona Frasch Marion Caldwell. The team competes in an intercollegiate rifle tournament with Idaho Penn State and Cornell, launches Monday, with scores to be mailed Friday. over 30 schools will contest the SD team through winter.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
F. HR. Kilbourn
Aleo Johnson
Sioux City
Florence Lovejoy
Burl Anderson
Marjorie Holmquist
Centerville
Muriel McFarland
Sioux Falls
Marietta McDaniels
Mission
Virginia Pier
Belvidere
Lorene Rasmussen
Mobridge
Zora Mae Schall
Mitchell
Margaret James
Verbuillion
Carol Summerside
Redfield
Irma Willet
Carona
LaVerne Williamson
Custer
Florence Parrish
Rapid City
Elizabeth Jackerville
Storm Lake
Leona Frasch
Delmont
Marion Caldwell
University of Idaho
Pennsylvania State College
Cornell University
New Alpena Building Ready For Occupancy
Alpena reports a new multi unit building replaces fires damages with Tina's cafe moved from the old site and Mrs Emil Mogek operating, while Idle Hour restaurant and drug store will relocate as rooms finish. Frank Kent of Lang Beach CA owned the un rebuilt section. The Alpena Journal and drug store will join once finished.
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Alpena
Tina
Emil Mogek
Frank Kent
Lanng Beach
Calif
Alpena Journal
Mogek
Bentson
H. A. Munson
Improvement at Doland Theatre Adds Arc Lighting
Doland January 2 special B J Vanderby, manager of the Palace Theatre, announced the installation of new arc lighting equipment replacing the old Mazda units. This follows recent improvements including theatre redecorating and the addition of atmospheric lighting and sound equipment.
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Doland Theatre
Doland
B. J. Vanderby
Palace Theatre
George Bell To Get His Master Degree
George Bell, principal of Huron Junior High, will travel to Iowa City to present his education thesis at the University of Iowa. His spelling research forms the basis of the thesis, with Dr. E F Lindquist of the University of Town serving as adviser. Superintendent A J Lang will handle duties during his absence Monday and Tuesday.
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George Bell
G. G. Belly
Huron
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hell
E. F. Lindquist
University of Town
A. J. Lang
Former Athol Man Killed In Gas Truck Incident
Special news reports the death of William McNiff of Minneapolis who drove an enclosed laundry truck. Gas fumes from the exhaust overwhelmed him instantly. McNiff, an Athol high school alumnus, leaves a wife and two young children.
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ATHOL
Willam MecNiff
Minneapolis
Min McNiff
William McNift
Mr. McNiff
Gettysburg Text Book Committee Chosen for Five Years
At the rural school annual meeting in Gettysburg the elective text book committee for the next five years was selected. Despite bad road conditions eleven county members attended. A L Thelin Haven and G L Jerdeth Lebanon were chosen as taral and resident acoustic teacher members respectively. The county superintendent, county auditor, and board of commissioners chair also join the committee. It must meet the second Wednesday in March to consider book adoptions for the five year period.
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Gettysburg
Court House
A. L. ‘Thelin
Haven
Taral
G. L. Jerdeth
Lebanon
Board of County Commissioners
Will Bring Technical Men To New St. F. Plant
Sioux Falls reports that a new manganese and calcium processing plant will hire nearly all graduates in chemistry or engineering. The first unit will employ about 1,100 workers, rising to 700–3,000 for full operation, with 24 hour shifts. The process uses ammonium chloride solution heated to 363 degrees F to precipitate manganese with calcium carbonate.
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St.f
Sioux Falls
K. B M. Leate
Manganese Corporation
The Kruschen Salts Weight Loss Letter
A woman reports losing 18 pounds since July using Kruschen Salts, claiming renewed energy and a five year younger look per her husband. The letter cites daily use, a 117 to 159 pound drop, and unchanged diet, with guidance to buy from Longstaff Drug Co or any drug store and a money back guarantee.
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Sil
London
England
Longstaff Drug. Co. H. A. Perriton
Elijah to be Sung in Redfield Concert
Redfield will present Mendelssohn Elijah under Adolph Nervig director of music in the public schools. Rehearsals start for a chorus of adults with solos by Redfield musicians including Mrs Eva Schwartz Mira Van Voathis and Miss Gladys My-
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Elijah
Redfield Redfield
Redfield
Rendi Hon
Mendelssoht
Eva Schwartz
Mira
van Voathis
Gladys My
Nervig Plans Easter Week Oratorio With Noted Soloists
Rev 8 C Peterson and others are involved as Nervig organizes an Easter week oratorio with assured orchestration. Redfield is renowned for its interest in quality music and features notable soloists and musicians.
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Ers
Mrs Munson Birthday Party in Alpena
Mrs. W. J. Page entertained friends at her Alpena home honoring Mrs. H. A. Munson on her birthday. Bridge at two tables followed by lunch. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Munson, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brigham, and Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Shull.
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Alpena Alpena
W. J. Page
H. A. Munson
A.J. Brigham
J.B. Shull
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