Four New Bills May Pass in South Dakota House
Pierre Jan 23 The South Dakota House of Representatives may pass four bills in the final week before recess. HB 2 seeks to change county residence requirement for legal settlement from zero days to one year. HB 14 night-hunting and Missouri river activities are amended to allow boats on the Missouri River from Wheeler Bridge to the eastern boundary. HB 24 authorizes $7 300 electric bonds by Seneka City. AB 25 would legalize official actions of state and local officers in Todd County from July to December 1928, treated as if attached to Lyman County.
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Pierre
South Dakota
A. C. Thompson
Minnehaha
Do Nors
Judiciary Committee
Olson
Gregory
Missouri River
Missourio River
Wheeler Bridge
Sastern
Seneta
Bode
Jones
Tackson
Todd County
Lyman County
House Judiciary Committee
University reps attend Greater South Dakota congress
Dean E S Sparks of the College of Arts represents the University of South Dakota at the Greater South Dakota congress in Rapid City due to President Dr R L Slagie’s illness. Dean L B Akeley speaks on The Human Resources and Material Resources of South Dakota. Akeley is the university’s longest serving professor with 41 years.
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E.S. Sparks
U. Vermillion
R. L. Slagie
University, of
South Dakota
L. B. Akeley
College of Engineering
E. S. Sparks
College of Arts
5Ences
South ‘Dakota
Rapid City
Aketey
Land Transfers in Kingsbury County
Kingsbury County transfers show multiple parcels changing hands. Transactions include Chris Berg to Norwegian Lutheran Church for SE 1-110-58 at 2000 dollars, a Johns to Loomis Haymond Johnson for lots 2 and 3 in block 4 Badgery at 1 dollar, and Evsland to Apland for SW 29-109 with 12600.06 dollars. Other noted entries include W E Holmgren to T G Offie for Arlington additions and John Weidenkopf to Kingsbury County for SW quarter 119-58 at 4250 dollars.
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Puriutun
Edward A. Roser
Alto
Tuuden
Chris Berg
Peter Ellingson
Ness
Lo Johanna Stitlestad iv
Albert
Skiltestad
W.E. Holmgren
T. G. Offie
Swielot
Arlington
John W. Weidenkopf
Kingebury Co
Albert O. Jobns
Lo Haymond B. Johnson
EL A. Evsland
B. Apland
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Huron by Local Firm
Furnished by Heath Counts Abstract and Title Co. documents transfers in Huron. National Bank Investment Co. sells to Thomas P. Grace for 1 dollar. Parcel details include blocks and lots in city limits.
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Heath Counts Abstract & Title Co
Neon
Yoseph Meth Holter la
Snow bank jump and real estate notes amid old ads
A fragmented notice mix shows Mary A. O'Brien transferring to Edward F. Barrett at Yale for $1 with undivided interests, and Edward F. Barrett to Mary A. O'Brien with similar terms. Also Julia V. Molineux transfers lots in Lincoln New Mexico to Charlotte M. Rice with nominal consideration and subdivided blocks mentioned.
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Mary A. O'Brien
Edward F. Barrett
Yale
Julia V. Molineux
Charlotte M. Rice
Lincoln
New Mexico
Huron
Foch Treated Strongly for Heart Kidney Problems Near Recovery
Paris report states Marshal Ferdinand Foch has fought off heart and kidney attacks and appears on the road to recovery. Doctors said if he were thirty he would be out of danger, noting his near seventy eight years.
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Paris
Ferdinand Foch
Install Officers of Rebekahs in January Session
The Rebekahs installed officers including vice grand J. Secretary C2 W Stitt and treasurer Harold Stitt. New officers named Doris Eichert as noble grand Edith Cooper Blanche Kuickrehm as vice grand Violet Houghtaling chaplain Gladys Peterson warden Maude Hall conductor Gladys Itman past noble energy tin treasurer. Ruth Sheldon spoke on January 29 about her Buenos Aires W C A work. Mrs Fanny Powell heads Ashton Ladies Aid with Hannah Lunney secretary Minnie Francis treasurer.
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Delle
Ashton
Fanny Powell
Ladies Aid Society
Hannah’ Lunney
Minnie Francis
Crop Show Opens in Pierre With State Exhibits
Pierre Jan 22 A large crop show opens in Pierre featuring corn potatoes wheat oats barley flax alfalfa sweet clover and grasses from across South Dakota. Judging begins with three judges from Minnesota across corn and potato categories. Awards and ribbons to be attached as entries are prepared for Wednesday opening through Friday.
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Pierre
Stata
South Dakota
Santa Dakota
Minnesota
B. I. Crimm
University Farm
St. Paul
Crimm
Chicago
A. G. Tolas
Tolaas
FL. R. Sumner
Mineapolis
Northwest
Crop Improvement Association
North
Montana
Hugh B. Nash
Redfield
Otto Sandstrom
Beresford
W. P. Sand
Mitchell
Ralph E.johnston
Brookings
ThesPotato Growery Association
Asa Lebert
Grover
Harry Robb
Garden City
A. W. Palm
Watertown
Officers Named for Literary Society Elections
Three colleges campus officers were elected for the winter term. Fardin Fisher Firesteel elected president Harold Lee Brookings Brueck high secretary Ada Brown Trent treasurer Roland Noll Big Stone City sergeant at arms. Retiring officers are Roland Noll president Ada Martin Gary vice president and Harold Jordan Lausare secretary treasurer. The societies train students in debate oratory dramatics and related activities.
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F ‘Ardin
Fisher
Firesteel
Harold Lee
Brookings
Brueck
Ada Brown
Trent
Roland Noll
Big Stone ‘City
Young Wife Lives on Thin Soup Five Months
A distressed wife recounts five months of poor diet, living on soup while dealing with gas and stomach issues. Adlerika is promoted as the remedy, claiming instant relief from gas and elimination of old waste matter, improving meals and sleep. The ad cites Thaugstamt Drug Co. as the provider.
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A.J. Connor
Thaugstamt Drug Co
Adv
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