Notable early South Dakota figures and events listed
This date in history notes the 4865 first session of the territorial supreme court with judges Kidder Bartlett Boyle. It recalls Rosebud lands opened to settlement. It records deaths including Moses P. Kincaid former Nebraska congressman and Pierre resident, Walter H. Carr Civil War veteran, A B Wheelock Sioux Valley pioneer and Sioux Falls city judge, and James R Sheffield American ambassador to Mexico who met President Coolidge near Rapid City.
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South Pasons
Territorial Supreme Court
Jefferson P.kidder
Ava Bartlett
John W. Boyle
Rosebud
Moses P. Kincaid
Nebraska
Pierre
Washington, D. C
Walter H. Carr
Yankton
A. B. Wheelock
Sioux Valley
Long City
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee
James R. Sheffield
Mexico
President Coolidge
Rapid City
Honest Buyers Show Low Credit Losses Across Major U S Stores
Dr. Wilbur C. Plummer of the University of Pennsylvania reports survey results on credit in 1876 retail establishments across department stores automobile dealers and grocery stores. He finds overall bad debt averages near 0.7 percent with most debtors paying, and argues honesty prevails though credit laxity can ruin merchants.
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United States
Wilbur C. Plummer
Plummer
University of Pennsylvania
Department of Commerce
Louisville
Radio Ownership Leads United States in Receivers
The United States holds a world leading position in radio ownership with nearly half of 20,000,000 radio receivers in private hands. The text notes the country also leads in motor cars and other luxuries, highlighting broad consumer abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Yasay
Global radio sets in use rise with US lead
The text notes about 9,000,000 radio receiving sets in use in the United States, with Americans described as major users alongside Britain and Germany. It cites strong radio adoption in Argentina and outlines large per-person spending on radios. The passage ends by asking how common voters can judge the auto registry tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
British Isles
Great Britain
Argentina
Aftisis
International Citizenship and The World’s Political Craft
The piece notes a growing international consciousness as statesmen seek peace speaking through conferences and treaties. It cites Edwin L. James and Manley C. Hudson on postwar treaty expansion and institutions like the League of Nations and the Bank for International Settlements shaping global interests. Tom Berry named to South Dakota state park board by Gov. Bulow, replacing Fred Rowe. Berry praised for genuine park devotion and prior legislative park work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW
Christian Science Monitor
von Prittwitz
Edwin L. James
New York Times
League of Nations
Permanent Court of International Justice
Bank of International Settlements
Tom Berry
Bulow
State Park Board
Fred Rowe
Ft. Pierre
Tom
Berry
Rapid City. Journal
Air minded voyage bridges ship and air travel in 1929
In a 1929 NEA dispatch from Chicago, T. Swan recalls flying a passenger service from Cleveland to Garden City Kansas aboard an early plane. He contrasts air travel with river travel and notes his own misgivings and humorous reflections as he flights above a humid summer day.
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Universal Aircraft
Moran and Mack
Kansas
Cleveland
Garden ‘City
Kans
SWAN
Chicago
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Notice
Mount Calvary Lutherans on Dakota Ave at 11th Street announce German services in the auditorium at 10 a.m. English services follow Sunday school at 12:06 p.m. A quarterly meeting of voting members is planned in the church basement with English service at 11:15 a.m. and English communion at 8 p.m. Pastor T. H. Doekel invites attendees without a church.
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Mount Calvary
Lutherga- Church
Missouri Synod Dakota
T. H. Doeckel
Sunday church schedule announced for summer services
Morning service at 11 o clock with a sermon by the pastor. Sunday evening services in the summer combine the Young People's meeting and the evening service. Services begin at 7 o'clock with the Young People in charge. Rev. Alfred Trenerry, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Trenerry
Religious Services and Schedules for Grace Episcopal and Local Churches
The notice lists Grace Episcopal Church Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. with a sermon and church school at the Parish House. It includes Church of Christ Bible school at 10, Salvation Army morning worship and Sunday school, U. P. Legion evening service, and weekday services. Catholic Church masses at 7:30 and 10:30 with weekday 8 a.m. mass, baptisms, catechism after the second mass, and choir practice. First Presbyterian services at 10:30 with sermon on Ungathered Harvests and a children's sermon. First Church of Christ Scientist services at 11:00 with subject Google. Sunday school at 12:19. Wednesday testimony meeting. Reading Room hours at Farmers & Merchants Bank. Community invited to attend.
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Salvation Army di Oa
U. P. Legion
O. J. Jones
St. Martin's
Monsignor Desmond
Father Brosnan
First Presbyterian
Ghoreh of Christ
Scientist Corner
Fifth
Illinois
Farmers&Merchants Bank
Parish Conference urged for youth amid mixed notices
Cayour Parish invites young people to attend the Sunday preaching at Valley Cavour Richland Pearl with the pastor focusing on The Greatest Challenge of Life. Bible schools and prayer meetings are listed for Cavour Valley Pearl and area churches with times and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayour Parish
Cayour
Richland
Pearl
Valley
Baguir
Oelieves
Inquirer
Cavour
Lla
Mi Richland
Sunday Services Schedule from Local Church
Morning worship at 10 a.m. Sunday school follows at 9 a.m. Evening services at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Pastor A. Baker leads the church.
Lutheran Church Morning Service and Evening Schedule
The Lutheran Church announces morning services with a sermon by Pastor Disrud on the theme A Nation's Strength. There is Sunday school and Bible classes at noon with an anthem by the church choir. No evening service on Sunday. Wednesday and Thursday meetings and prayer groups are listed with times.
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Atuerfoan
Lutheran Church
Tuutheran Church
D. Disrud
Turon -Gosnet
Paharmele
Datumrs Hall
Sunda
Ghoolvat
Morning Worship Set for July 7 With Sermon Theme
The congregation expressed strong loyalty after last Sunday's morning worship experiment and the pastor publicly thanked all participants. Morning worship returns to the usual 10 30 hour on July 7 with the sermon titled Why Do You Do What.
Church Sends Warm Weather Message and Activities
The note outlines shortened worship to one hour with choral numbers aligned to the sermon. Church school starts at 9 15 with Mr Lee. Temmey will address the senior boys. The inviting church offers coolness on hot days and welcomes attendees. A 8 Carlson minister.
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Lee
Temmey
Carlson
Sunday Services at First Methodist Church Corner Fourth Kansas
The First Methodist Church at Corner Fourth and Kansas offers morning worship at 10 30, Sunday school at 12 00, Senior Epworth League at 7 00, and evening service at 8 00. The Rev A S Carlson of the First Congregational Church will deliver the sermon. Midweek service is planned Wednesday evening at 8 00 with a program titled elouk e pinon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner
Ands
Kansas
Epworth ‘League
A. S. Carlson
First Congregational Church
First Christian Church service schedule listing
The church at Corner Second and Kansas presents a Sunday schedule with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Lord's Supper at 11:00 a.m. two preaching services at 11:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:00 p.m. Rev. Lloyd C. Snyder continues an eighth sermon in a series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corner Second
Kansas
Christian Endeavor
Lloyd C. Snyder
Life of Israel Lessons Invite Public to Service
The text promotes lessons on the Life of Israel from the Exodus to the Messiah and invites former Church of Christ and Christian Church members to join. A Wednesday evening prayer service is announced at 0:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Church of Christ
The
Christian Church
Woonsocket Man Weds to Live in Denver
Darrel Parsons son of Mr and Mrs A I Parsons of Woonsocket married Miss Ali Fitzgerald of Howard at the Cathedral Parsonal in Sioux Falls on Friday. They left for Omaha for a short wedding trip then plan to settle in Denver where Parsons will assist with installing electric railway signals. He recently graduated from the electrical engineering program at South Dakota University.
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Woonsocket
Darrel Parsons
A. I. Parsons
Hie Cathedral
Sioux Falls
Ali¢ Witzgerald
Howard
Omaha
Denver
Parsor
South Dakota
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Chave
If.t
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Grace Episcopal Church
Wallace Bristol, M. A. Trector
Church of Christ Bible School
Corner Fifth
Wisconsin Sts
H. J. Ward
H.-Ketelle
Seventh Day Adventist
Sixth Street
Young Peoples Meeting
Bethel
A. A. Wollmann
Huron’ ‘Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy
HA. Johnson
Dakota
Roofing Co
TSW
Christian’ Endeavor
A. Baker
Guy’ S, Nake
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First Methodist Church
Christian Charel
M. C. Alford
Huren
Chevrolet
Fisher
Phaeton
J. A. B. Factory
Iad, Mich
R. i. Jones Chevrolet CO
EB. Morin Bancroft
van Tagsel
Esmond
A.ton & Son
Duncan Chevrolet Co
Eaton Seen ‘Chevrolet Co
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Mogck Chevrolet Co
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John Kingdon
Artesian
Dowdell Motor Co
Kour
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