Water Carnival Draws Big Crowds in Woonsocket
Crowds flood Woonsocket as Huronians arrive for the second day of the three day water carnival. Mitchell plans a large delegation for the windup. Huron fans witnessed a 4-4 win over Bluejay. parade by American Legion drum corps, water pageant at Lake Prior, and acts by Aceline O'Brien and Ethel Dowdell Autopolo. Mitchell day features Huron vs Tyndall baseball and more midway events.
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Woonsocket
Mitchell
Huron
Fair City
Parate
American Legion
D Sims
Lake Prior
Aceline O'Brien
Ethel Dowdell Autopolo
Bush Tall
Tyndall
Lesson
Waltons Will Meet At Eight This Evening
Members of the Huron chapter of the Tease Walton league will meet tonight at Marvin Hughitt hotel for their regular monthly meeting. Frank E. Dwyer said it was possible they would discuss rescuing Ish in Lake Byron and plans to save game fish after many suckers and bullheads died from low water and washed up on the lake.
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Waltons
Huron
Walton League
Marvin
Lak
Coeling
Young Men Plead Guilty To Liquor Violations Near Manchester
Two young men from near Manchester admitted guilt to liquor violations after a spiked beer party. Roland Moore, 21, was fined 200 dollars and jailed days. Ralph Offenbeck, 22, fined 250 dollars and had his light roadster confiscated. Both had attended a Manchester dance. two girls were released. State's attorney William H. Warren led the case. plea for leniency was made by Earl Wilmarth.
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Manchester
Alva E. Taylor
Roland Moore
Jacks
Kingsbury
Ralph Offenbeck
de Smet
William H. Warren
Kingsbury County
Earl Wilmarth
Church of Christ Aid Meet in Wessington Friday
Members of the Church of Christ Aid society will gather in the Wessington church Friday evening. A business session will be held and the orchestra will practice a portion of the evening. Lunch will be served by the committee in charge.
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Church of Christ Aid
Wessington Wellington
Church of Christ Aid Society
Harvesting Under Way Near Conde and Aberdeen
Harvesting of barley in the Conde area has started with crop quality described as good from Conde north to Randolph. Charles Fonda of Aberdeen reports promising barley, while crops south of Conde seem less promising. Fonda plans to begin rye harvest Monday as harvesting expands district wide.
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Conde
Aberdeen
Ceande
Randolph
Adelaide
Charles Fonda
Fonda
Brothers See World From Varied Angles
Six Williamson brothers born to Samuel F. Williamson pursue naval service to see the world. Edward James flies as an aviation pilot, Thomas Joseph serves submarine duty on 5-21, Samuel commands as chief quartermaster on the U S Texas, John Patrick is chief boatswain debarred on active duty in fleet naval reserve, Wilhelm serves as machinist’s mate first class on U S S Oglala, and Francis Thomas is an ensign, a U S Naval Academy graduate in 1921.
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Tiverton
Samuel F. Williamson
Navy
Edward James
Thomas Joseph
Samuel
U. S. Texas
John Patrick
Fleet Naval Reserve
Wilhiem
U. S. S. Oglala
Francis Thomas
Naval Academy
Real Estate Transfers in Teedle County Highlights
Abstract firm lists transfers: Charles Bradshaw to Kingsbury county with a pact on SW quarter of 14-10-98, Charles C. Eseenhuth to Clarence J. Ingreton for one dollar with multiple lots in Huron addition, J. E. Shull to Doca M. Murcer in Vancouver Washington for one dollar, plus references to block and lot numbers. Also notes wartime era public turnout with thousands attending and two thousand people turned away.
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Teedle County Abstract & Title Co
Charles Bradshaw
Kingsbury Coun
Charles C. Eseenhuth
Clarence J. Ingreton
Huron
J. E Shull
Doca M. Murcer
Vancouver
Washington
Poets And Poetry To Be Discussed In Vermillion
Vermillion hosts Miss Rittenhouse for two talks this week on contemporary poetry. University Librarian Mabel Kingsley Richardson praises her as a pioneer in appreciating modern verse and notes her anthologies The Little Book on Modern Verse The Second Book of Modern Verse and The Little Book of American Poets. Her lectures come at the invitation of the university librarian.
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Jennis B
Miss Rittenhouse
Mabel
Kingsley Richardson
South Dakota
Prison Twine Plant Sets Record Productions
SIGUX FALLS July report from Warden George T. Jameson shows two million pounds of twine produced at the state penitentiary plant this year, with orders cut from four and a half million to four million. Officials expect next year to top six million if markets stay strong. The plant serves South Dakota Iowa and Nebraska dealers and marks the highest output since opening in 1324.
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Sigux Falls
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
State
George T. Jameson
Booze Haul Disrupts Minneapolis Bootleg Trade
Mitchell reports Chief Kirkpatrick says a $15 000 Springfield Minnesota booze seizure at Springfield will hinder bootleggers. Liquor from Springfield and other Minnesota points supplied the field. Springfield haul, biggest in two years, involved three cars a truck and 59008 gallons of mash destroyed.
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Mitchell
Spring Held
Minn
Kirkpatrick
Springfield
Minnesota
Five Examiners Appointed Under New Audit Law
Pierre July 10. Five examiners began work under a South Dakota law requiring annual county record audits. Appointees by State Auditor William Dunn include Ray Wickware Lemmon George Olen Fred Mundt E. D. Hoxey and Earl Rogness. The first four are former county officials. The act, effective July 1, demands official county checks or acceptance of private firm audits in place of an official examination.
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Dunn Pierre
South Dakota Division of Audits and Accounts
William Dunn
Ray Wickware
Lemmon
George Olen
Faulkton
Fred Mundt
Sioux Falls
E. D. Hoxey
South Shore
Earl Rogness
Astoria
Euditor
Wool Shipment From Highmore Near 100000 Pounds Value
Four trembed s of wool shipped from Highmore this week totaling about 100000 pounds. One car loaded by Hugh Sartahorn and J. Anderson, superintendent shippers, and three cars by the wool growers association. The pool brought 7929.02 dollars for 72082 pounds. Purchases made by Spencer and Griffin of Minneapolis who were in Highmore for the viewing.
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Highmore Highmore
Highmore
Hugh Sartahorn
J. 3. Anderson
Shippers
Spencer and Griffin
Minneapolis
Broadland Sets 15 MPH City Speed Limit
Broadland town board decided to set the city speed limit at 15 miles per hour. City marshal M. F. Luick and justice of the peace Albert Better are named local officials.
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Broadland
M. F. Luick
Albert Better
Esmond Farmer Attacked By Bull In Pasture
Esmond July 10 Bud ell about seventy was seriously injured when a bull tied in the pasture on Tuesday evening charged him as he drove cattle. He grabbed the bull by the tail ring to slow the attack and chained the animal to a fence until help arrived.
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Esmond
Bull Esmond
C. Budell
Budsit
Diverse church notices and weekly services listed in town
A long list of church announcements covers morning worship at 10:38, Sunday school, Bible classes, and choir specials across American Lutheran, Christain Church, Church of Christ, Bethel AME, Baptist, Seventh Day Adventist, St. Martins Catholic, Virgil Methodist, and Grace Episcopal. Also included are midweek services, missionary meetings, reading room hours, and a parish fair dinner following a service.
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American Lutheran Church
Becmen
Disred
Alvin Peterson
Fir Christiaan Church Labor Temple
Bible School
Jess
Jesus
Johnnaetsi
D. J. Barr
Wyoming Avenue
J. Christensen
Bethel A.M. E
W. R. Stewart
Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Sixth Street
Ilinois
Ohio
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Monsignor Desmond
Father Brosnan
Lathsren Missouri Synod
Ws .T. H. Jeeckel
Firet Methodist
Young People’s Institute
Dakota Wesleyan University
Campbell Park
Baptist
Methodist
B. J. Lloyd
The
Baptist Church
Premium List For Fair Is Out Entries Accepted Soon
Premium list announces fair entries accepted until 6 p m Sunday Sept 14 1831 with no entry tags in advance and details on agriculture and horticulture classes including garden displays vegetables fruits seeds and related premiums and rules for competition. The notice references church activities and community events alongside the fair schedule.
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Pierre
Yankton
Charles Larson
Emil Larson
W. L. Vesely
Gary
Quinlan-Saffee Motors
P. J. Quinlan
Frances Quinlan
Oscar F. Saltee
Carrie J. Saltee
Canby, Minn
John L. Quinlan
Wayland
Grant Brers
Gamoline
Vay
D. Disrud
W. H. Hardiker
Church of Christ Corner
Fifth
Wisconsin
Dakota
South
Penyer
Balgation Army Hall
J. Jones
Alpens-Virgil Methodist Church
Aspens Egwarth League
Institute
Grace Episcopal Church
Apo
Eterch
Wallace Brister
Macopal Church
Frank E. Lochridge
Presbyterian Church
Hubert Keidle
Mes
F. M. Fenn
le Lot
Bushell
Hubbard Woebteden Pela
Cemiifiower
Graham
Amy
Jy Dew
Gass
Jelis
Ace Tim Leame
Loring
Laren
Jim Schustner
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Nash Cars Hood Tires
Huron Dairy Products Co
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