Farm union meeting reports progress of departments
At Wellington Springs on January 21 the Jevard county Farmers union held a meeting with attendees from both local and out of county offices. Reports from Grocery and Hardware departments, along with Livestock Creamery and Grain divisions, highlighted progress for the year and outlined department work for 1929.
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Wellington Springs
Tad Farme
Stoc
Jevaurd County Farmers Union
A.B. Bowring
Sion Falls
Minager
International Company Inc
Yator Kik
Bopler
Lane BR. N. A. Ledge Installs Officers
Members of Lane BR. N. A. Ledge install officers for the new term. Dated notes list Brown as marshal and assistant marshal, with other roles assigned to Pate Faith Mrs. Gertrude Brodkorb Courage Mrs. Skiie Burchfield Made Mrs. Sylvian Barber and Benders Auty Awonsen among the officers.
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Smuth
Rec Brown
Gertrude Brodkorb
Skiie Burchfield
Sylvian Barber
Funeral for Greten Pioneer J C Kindschy in Groton
The funeral for J C Kindschy of Groton was held. He lived there since 1835 and helped found a local business. A public servant and former city council member, he served on the board of education and was a state legislator in 1896. He died at 77 at his Hingham Mont home, survived by his second wife and 12 children from two marriages. His first wife preceded him in 1888.
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Greten
Groton
Jag
J. C
Esanhuren Otte
Board of Education
Hingham
Mont
Union Opposes Ordinance Allowing Sunday Movies
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union circulates a petition against a city ordinance permitting Sunday shows. The measure has passed its first reading and faces strong opposition from union groups.
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UNION
Women's Christian Teminperanes Union
Wessington Debaters Edge Redfield Team in Duel
Wessington high school affirmative debate team debated Redfield Tuesday afternoon using a single judge system. The topic favored South Dakota owning and operating a hydro electric plant on the Missouri River. Debaters include Irue Bonemie Jamey Muddy John Mitchell George Kulic and Vincent Thieman with five members total.
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Wessington
Redfield
Specia
Wessington High Schol
South Dakota
Blisouri
Weessington
Irue Bonemie
Jamey Muddy
Miller
Tighmore
Wessington Springs
Mitenhell
Miss Bourie
Tuddy
John Mitchell
George Kulic
Vincent Thieman
Pioneer Of Hand County Is Dead
RUE MEMHTS Jan 23 Special Charles died near Thee Saturday January 13.1 Kelly a pioneer of Hantty Hey brother Charles Mxe hg first white chita to her county. Survived by two daughters and four sons two sisters Mrs Alber Kelly of Miller and Mrs Dan Post of Blunt. One was Kiliet during World War I and made here.
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Hand County
Charles
Thee
Kelly
Charles Mxehg
Alber
Miller
Dan Post
Blunt
Kiliet
Hold Last Rites for Spink Pioneer Mrs Snyder
Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Snyder a Spink county pioneer were held at All Saints Catholic Church with Father J J Tryland officiating. Born in Wisconsin July 21 1885 she homesteaded near Mellette and died of a heart attack while visiting Louisville Nebraska. She left three sons Dr How der Papillion Mrs W J Snyder Louisville Neb and Dr Has Columbus Neb and Harold Hazel Mary Sur one Anthony Iditho Tas leaves two daughters Mellette and Mrs Tillman Res Des Moines Iowa and Frank of Mellette and Car of Fontana Cal.
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Mellette, Jad
Josephine Snyder
Spink Gourty
All Saints Catholic Church
J. J. Tryland
Mellette
Wisconsin
How
Der
W. J. Sryder
Louisville
Has
Columbus
Harold Hazel
Mary Surone Anthony
Iditho
Tasi
Tillman
Des Moines
Tires Sora
Frank
Melieife
Carof Fontana
Cal
Miller Firemen Elect 1920 Officers
Miller firemen held their annual election and chose officers for 1920. Chief is listed with others including Elmer Danbers and Ls Fleshtraiy. state officials Walker and Thomas Scavlin attended the event. An oyster supper followed at the Vanderboile hotel with the mayor and city council members present.
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Miller
Miller Dan
Spestals
Sunes Cy
Ant
Elmer Danbers
Ank i Ls Fleshtraiy nSurer
Walker
Mearshal
Pierre
Thomax Scavlin
Vanderboiile
Lea's Hair Tonic touted to restore color and banish dandruff
A reader testimonial from Henry Letrens of Shannock R I praises Lea's Hair Tonic for restoring natural hair color and reducing dandruff after illness. The ad claims quick results, low cost, and a money back guarantee after six weeks, with orders through Perritan's Pharmacy and Lea’s Tonic Co.
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Lea
Ota
Perritan
Brentwood
Farmers Attend Groton Dairy Meeting In Cold Weather
Large turnout at Ca ges hall Groton on a Saturday meeting under Brown Corn Maro buresw with speakers County Agent W A Dittmer and Mr Heesink from State College Extension. Ten to fifteen farmers reported recent production and feeds. Mr Heesink reviewed results and suggested changes for balanced rations amid dry conditions.
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Groton
Jan
W. A. Dittmer
Heesink
State College ‘Extension
Volga High School Introduces Three New Subjects
The Volga High School announces three new subjects for the upcoming semester to replace varied first semester studies. Occupations Social Problems and It and Design will be offered with a vocational guidance course to help pupils determine their careers.
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Fobua
Dan
Sweetng
Volga High Aclsel
Educational offerings outlined for Volsan high school
The Volsan high school catalog lists Social Problems taught by Superintendent B J Erickson and Art and Design courses led by Miss Nelson. Two home economics sections and gifts of the home courses are planned under various instructors.
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Ted
A. Sands
Volsa Nigh Sunnol
B. J. Erickson
Mellette Girl Plans Indiana Study Program
Sylvia Spratt of Mellette will leave later this month for Indianapolis to pursue a six month Gregorian course at the university there. She will return to resume work at Evacuate of Melle and Northern Normal after completing the program.
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Mellette
San. Ass
Sylvia Spratt
I Spratt
Ianapolig
Ing
Rome
Angus
Melle
Northern Normal
Talkie Fund Drive Aims To Install Sound System Here
Residents raise 1490 for buying sound equipment for a proposed talking pictures project. No theater exists in winter and townspeople want a recreation spot. The building will be assigned to an individual and the city will take a percentage as plans are reviewed.
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Conde Tan
Marshan
Individu
Voter Ballot on Street Grading Planned in Cunde
Voters will go to the polls on January 28 in Cunde to decide on funding for graveling and paving streets. The measure seeks to improve local road conditions and drainage.
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Cunde
Fedora Pioneer Will Spend Winter On Coast
SuDDIA reports ay so Uw meer resident of Us veral months remainzder of the winter as the Fedora Pioneer plans to winter on the coast with limited local support and uncertain residence status.
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Fedora
Suddia
API Childs
Ay So
Sinnliss
Volga High Debating on Disarmament Friday
Volga and surrounding residents will hear a debate on the timely topic Disarmament between local college teams Fri evening. University representatives from Furman College and South Dakota State College will present opposing views and field audience questions.
Frank Herman Buried at Conds' CONDE
Frank Herman, who died after a brief illness, is buried in Conds. Born in Clenville Minnesota, he moved to South Dakota in 1862. The obituary notes his early life and recent death after a short illness. The report reflects local funeral details and lineage.
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Frank Herman
Conds’ Conde
Piner
Frank WW. Kerman
Stoaday
Nel Berg
Jineumonia
I Clenville
Minn
Fragmentary Names From a Wilting Ledger
A clipped OCR fragment lists several personal names and places with uncertain associations. The readable items include Wallica Robert Marion and Joze Mor.tessin Leo with scattered references to Serine of Wanhaye Glanvillv Minn and Mathadise Episenp. The passage lacks clear context or actions.
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Wallica
Robert
Marion Snd
Serine
Wanhaye
Glanvillv
Minn
Joze Mor
Tessin Leo
Stoelipidtay
Ferman
Mathadise Episenp
Average Student Pays 94 Cents to ideates BRANILLION
The article reports a North Central college system showing average library expenditures per student. It cites The Frankenfeld committee and the University of South Dakota as sources. Total library spending across 67 schools is noted, with a median figure per student676
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I Ideates Branillion
Arcredita
Ats
Freankenfeld
Ostilion
Vie University of South Dakota
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