Redfield Fourth of July pet parade draws wide entry list
Redfield July 4 Special residents enter the Fourth of July pet parade with a total of 45 participants including 18 dogs and a mix of cats, goats, turtles, pigs, chickens, pigeons and a red fox. Names include Susie the goat, Jackson the turtle, Blacky the chicken and dog, and many others. Prizes donated by local merchants include gear for pets and owners, with a North American Creamery ice cream bar grand prize for every child with an entry. Mrs. P. C. Underwood named parade judge.
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Redfield
Red Fox
Smoke
Susie
Jackson
Blacky
Tully
Cloudy
Rutsy
Fluffy
Quints
Boots
Little Black Sambo
Buffy Mouser
Dicky
Mittens
Pal
Bucky
Jack
Pep
Shorty
Spitz
Nitty Play Boy
Nick
Zip
Fudgy
Wee Rrs
Coleman
Schwartz's
Gamble’s
Next
Parson’s
Associated
Jones’ Drug
Penney's
Tair
City Drug
Red Owl
Montgomery Wards
Klaus, Grocery
Friedman's
Albrecht's Market
Gillcapie
P. C. Underwood
Farmers' Insurance Group Picks Officers
At the annual meeting in De Smet the Farmers Mutual Tornado Insurance Company chose Ed Hillestad of Volga and AL lL Berg of Baltic as directors. Hillestad was named president Berg vice president and Sohn Hasche of this city secretary. The firm reports 73000 dollars in cash and negotiable securities.
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DE Smet
Farmers Mutual Tornado Insurance Company
Ed Hillestad
Volga
AL Ll. Berg
Baltic
Hilleated
Berg
Sohn Hasche
De Smet WPA Privy Project Progress Report
WPA sanitary privy construction in De Smet county shows 42 units completed by a crew of three to ten workers since April 18. Labor costs total 26.24 dollars per privy, with materials charged at 20 dollars to school districts and private buyers.
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DE Smet
Thie Haing
Me learns of gunman gang with Kelly and wife
FBI agents monitored routes and lines of communication as they tracked the Me telegrams about Charles "Me" Kelly and his wife traveling south from Chicago with a hitchhiker. The pursuit involved Texas and Oklahoma routes, reflecting a nationwide manhunt for the gang.
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Kelly
Chicago
FBI
Texas
Oklahoma
Suspect Held in Aberdeen Holdup Case
A man claiming to be Vincent Van Cellis, 23, of Cumberland Maryland is in police custody in Aberdeen. Three Deadwood South Dakota youths aged 17 to 18 are held as material witnesses after an early Thursday holdup by an unknown gunman who took 15 dollars, a silver watch, a wad of traveler's checks and a leather jacket from the trio as they slept in a refrigerator car. The youths, Archie Foster 18 Homer Phipps 17 and Junior Young 17, were bound and later told authorities they were en route to Chicago. Van Cellis denied involvement. Police say he indicated a possible motive.
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Aberdeen
Vincent van Cellis
Cumberland
Polcw
Deadwood
S. D
Young
Archie Foster
Homer Phipps
van Celli
Chicago
van Cellis
Jacob Kluth Rites Held At Gettysburg
Jacob Kluth a Forest City pioneer died at his home in Gettysburg after a long illness. Born 1853 in Cologne Germany he came to America 188? and settled in Chicago before moving to Forest City in 1888. He married Rosa Dapper in Arlington Minnesota in 1884 and lived in Forest City since. He built the first business building and ran a pool hall and confectionery. later a carpenter. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Blanche Chicago and Mrs Forris Vid, Mont two sons Inke and William Kluth Wide Mont. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Gettysburg at 10:30 a.m. July.
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Gettysburg
Jacob Kluth
Forest City
Big Home
Jung 1
Mr. Kluth
Colone
Germany
America
Chicago
Rosa Dapper
Arlington
Minn
Bluth
Blanche
Forris
Inke
William Kluth
Wide Mont
Sacred Heart Catholic Chuch
Blunt City Water Pronounced Pure by State Lab
J S Wiley assistant sanitary engineer announced Blunt city water samples analyzed by the state health laboratory at the University of South Dakota were found pure. The water comes from a 45 foot deep well supplying the town. Spotted in the same item is a birth notice for Jack Benny Burdette at the Barrett home in Miller with Mrs Snodgrass formerly Catherine Schubrung.
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Blunt
Blunt City
J. S. Wiley
Atata Board of Health
State Health Laboratory
University of South Dakota
Jack Benny
Howard Snodgrass
Barrett
Miller
John L Lewis to speak on Industrial Democracy in Steel
John L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers of America is set for a Washington broadcast at 8 30 p m Friday on WIZ. He will discuss the steel industry organizing movement and his view of industrial democracy in steel. Also listed are radio programs and Fourth of July coverage across WEAF WABC WOR and other outlets.
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New York
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
WIZ- Wee
Lewis
WEAF
NBC
Uncle Ezra
Jessica Draganetti
Court of Human Relations
Marion Talley
Ben Pollack
WABC
CBS
Benny Fields
Kostelaneiz
Ila
Wjz-Mbc
Irene Rich
Frank Fay
Joe Louis
Pennsylvaniana
Clara
Japan
Pres
Roosevelt
Monticello
Weafnec
WOR
MBS
WMCA
Intercity
Weafnbc
WIZ
Conn
Corn Still Good In Potter County
Potter County reports show corn thriving in most areas with growth ahead of average. Grasshoppers devastated south western fields, leaving those areas barren. Frank Freeman, owning 250 acres, notes this year’s corn as the best in half a century. Several farmers plant 50 to 150 acres of corn. little to no small grain will be cut this season.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
Fetter County
Frank Freeman
Reach Pine River Ree Heicats
Nord reports the Biever family reached Pineiver Minnesota Saturday evening Marlin Biever traveled to Missouri to supervise a CCC project carpentry work and duties nearby the Pineiver area include the special notice about arrival and assignment.
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Pine
Biever
Pineiver
Minn
Marlin Biever
Missouri
CCC
White Miner Mystery Haunts the Moonlit House
In a northern town Susie recalls the white miner from the mining boom era, his return sightings, a skeleton found years later, and a fresh bloodstain near a cupola as the group digs for clues. Ed is missing and danger lingers as a cliffhanger ends the scene.
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Dan
Susie
Claire
Tin Cup Way
Lyman
Pat
California
E Mountain
Bob Steele
George Banes
Squaw Mountain
Bob
Recital by Estella Lohr Presented at Jones Home
Mrs Victor Jones hosted a recital featuring Miss Estella Lohr in a three part program Tuesday night. The performance explored works by Beethoven Chapin Brahms Liszt Sinding and Debussy with Mrs Jones giving brief introductions about each composer and piece.
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Estella Lohr Clark
Victor Jones
Estella Lohr
Jones
Scouts Beautify Camp Grounds at Welverndale
Beaver Patrol boys in camp at Welverndale last week built a sand path outlined with whitewashed rocks. After tent setup and lunch they arrived at 6 39 next morning, raked the yard, and laid rocks and sand. They then tended tents, played games, and won the prize as reported by Burtice Hansouw.
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Beaver Patrol
Welverndale
Burtice Hansouw
Patterns Shared At Sunshine 441 Club Meeting
The Sunshine 441 Club met with Shirley Jones in St. Lawrence where Miss McLaughlin offered helpful hints and handed out bookstand and yard novelty patterns. Attendees worked on scrapbooks and a next meeting planned with Roselin Cleps, followed by lunch hosted by the hostess.
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Sunshine 441 Club
Shirley Jones
St. Lawrence
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GENEE
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Ledgie Syndii
Blunt City Water
Pabst Ae Beer
EEALEDP AIGAT _ SA, Premeiee-Pabes
C. E. Butterfield
Talis
War Dern
Ambassador Bingham
London
A. HL Vandenberg
Sin Mala Campbell
House OF Shadows
Federal Reserve System
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Huron, South Dakota
Livesteck
Federal Reserve Bank
Huron
Popelly Arene Seenspnnen
City of
Bane
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U. S. Savings
WW. S. Treasury
U.S. Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp
Consolidated Federal Land Banks
Consolidated
Federal Land Bank
Joint Stock ‘Land Bank
State of South Dakota
Gad
City
Huron City
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Lee
Chas. E. Barki
L. J. Mahning
Asst
Bramwell
L. AL Churchill
Kurot
Federal
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Fnieringe ‘Corporation
Federal Deposit Insurance
Laem
SLY
RB. F.C. Capital
United States
Postal Savings Deposits
Totel
Amata
ANY
B. McCluskey
WM. Griffith
M. L. Steele
Asst. Cashier
George Deog Renry
Kingdon, F.M
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