Indians Start Long Trek to Rapid City Council Meeting
The National Council of American Indians plans a late July to early August gathering in Rapid City. Delegates from multiple states will discuss education and domestic affairs while showcasing tribal regalia and performing sun dances. An all Indian rodeo and evening programs are planned, with many visitors expected to seek lodging and tickets.
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Rapid City
National Council of American Indians
Chamber of Commerce Indian Council
Henry Standing Bear
Black Hills
Standing’ Bear
South Dakota
Many Cars Licensed In Union County This Year
Union county reports 2949 passenger autos and 329 trucks registered this year, up 217 cars and 22 trucks from last year, per county treasurer B J Simmon son.
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Union County
Elk Point
B. J. Simmonson
Grant Residents To Hold Picnic At Old Landmark Church
Residents of Grant county will hold a Sunday picnic on July 14 at a historic church near Stockholm and Strandburg to revive interest in the old landmark. The event aims to bring together local residents and celebrate the county heritage.
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Grant
Stockholm
Grant County
Strandburg
Sioux City Youth Found Near Wentworth
A Sioux City youth who left a month ago to follow Wild Bill and Deadwood Dick to the Black Hills was located at Wentworth by Ed Smith, a tourist who saw a missing boy notice. A section hand had secured Riley work on a Wentworth farm, and the Sioux City YMCA search has been notified.
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Hot Springs
James Riley
Sioux City
Wild Bill
Dead Wood Dick
Black Hills
Wentworth
Ed Smith
Smith
Young Riley
Get License to Wed Aberdeen
A marriage license was issued in Aberdeen to Oliver Gilbert of Carpenter and Sophie Frederick of Doland. The issuance occurred on July 12 in a special report style item from the local court bureau.
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Aberdeen
Oliver Gilbert
Carpenter
Sophie Frederick
Doland
First United Church of America Radio Reunion at WNAX
Rev. D. E. Cleveland plans the reunion at Banton Amphitheater Foerster Park for the United Church of America radio audience on WNAX. Expect a large crowd as reports from many sections indicate widespread interest and a remote broadcast of devotional exercises.
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Yankton
Ifrom
United Church of America
WNAX
D. EB. Cleveland
Banton Amphitheater
Foerster Park
Calf Day Meet Draws 2000 In Clark County
Two thousand people attended the semi monthly Calf Day program sponsored by the Clark County chamber of commerce to promote dairy industry. Four purebred calves were given away by lot from 1941 registrants. The event, part of the summer Galt Days, drew a large Watertown delegation and a band concert in the evening.
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Clark
Hein
Chamber of Commerce
Clark County
Watertown
Let Contract For 53 Miles Of Gravel
The South Dakota State Highway Commission awarded contracts totaling about 53 miles of gravel surfacing and resurfacing in Brown County. Pickus Construction of Sioux City received 14.994 miles for 35,617 dollars, Summit Construction of Summit got 38.356 miles for 65,077 dollars, and Dowd Brothers of Watertown won 16.792 miles of grading from Arlington to state highway 26 for 45,307 dollars. A bridge contract went to J. C. Sorenson of Trent for 2,134 dollars.
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Pierre
Brown County
State‘highway Commission
Pickus Construction Company
Sioux City
Summit Construction Company
Summit
Federal Bureau
Arlington
Dowd Brothers
Watertown
J. C. Sorenson
Trent
Arlington to vote again on Sunday pictures
Arlington residents head to a special election on July 23 to decide whether Sunday moving pictures will be permitted. This marks the second vote on the proposal in the city.
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Arkinston
Arlington
Bonilla 4-H Club Members Enjoy Picnic at Redfield
Eighteen members of the Bonilla Butter Boosters club and their parents shared a picnic dinner at Redfield in the tourist park. The group then inspected the dairy herd at the State home for feeble minded.
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Bonilla
Bonilla Butter Boosters Club
Redfield
Brimful of New Strength Boosts Auto Biz Leader
An enthusiastic testimonial lauds Sargon as the finest medicine, claiming it revived energy, appetite, and sleep after two years of fatigue. The speaker says strength returned, work effort improved, and recommends the tonic to others in the auto dealership field.
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Sargon
Celad
Water Carnival Heads Named for Woonsocket Event
Woonsocket July 12 stage water pageant to be presented July 18 19 and 20 from an island at Lake Pryaid. Island will be lit with colored lights and floodlights. The three day carnival includes water sports two ball games and various committee led tasks with named organizers across multiple roles.
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Woonsocket
H. J. Hobart
Coe. Dow
F. D. Richards
W. T. Warner
R. B. Palmer
al van Lear
Fred Turgeon
A. R. Bratsberg
Joe Christensen
T. J. Hendrick
Ta. Walter
M. C. Nielson
Balis
Steichen
Theo. Ostensen
Bert Pearson
D. H. Brewster
A. F. Kuborn
H. J. Katzenberger
R. P. Janssen
E.,b. Oddy
Earl Briggs
W. 2.Thomas
D. A. Levey
Janssen
A. C. Young
Donald Hansen
Tor
Major event set as largest in history
The upcoming three day event will rank as the biggest in its history, featuring participants Finance-v. D. Brown, V. T. Warner, T. M. Brisb ine, and E. G. Strub. The schedule promises high profile matches and strong competition across multiple days.
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Finance
T. M.brisbine
E.G. Strub
Cream Shipments Grow at Philip Produced in June
Philip July report shows June cream shipments totaling 2006 cans with farmers receiving about 20000 dollars. A local marketing association recently shipped 101 cans in one day, paying 1151 dollars.
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Philip Philip
B.ia
Philip
Esmond Rebekahs Install Officers
Minnie Goddard visited the new noble grand of the Rebekah lodge and was installed at a meeting held Wednesday. Stella Haeye was installed as vice grand.
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Esmond
Minnie Goddard Vis
Rebekah Lodge
Stella Haeye
Seven Year Old Girl in Frightful Fall Near Home
In Watertown 7 year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Gay Grafer suffered a skull fracture and deep skin laceration after tripping on a railroad near her home. Passerby motorists found her unconscious and rushed her to a hospital where doctors described her condition as very grave.
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Fall Watertown
Gay Grafer
Improvements Made In Farmers Elevator
In REE HEIGHTS on July 12 a belt system now elevates grain at the Farmers elevator replacing buckets. A new motor was also installed at the facility as part of the improvements.
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Ree. Heights
Windstorm damages Canova windmills and farm buildings
A windstorm near Canova caused heavy damage to wind mills and farm buildings, striking Emil Froehlich’s farm a mile and a half southeast of town as the storm peaked. The incident is described as having twister-like characteristics and caused considerable destruction in the area.
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Canova
Emil Freehlich
Froehlich
Farm Silo and Barns Damaged by Strong Winds
A powerful gust tore through the territory damaging multiple farms. The Edwin Franke barn was destroyed and a cattle barn on the Fred Forsberg place demolished. Buildings on several farms sustained partial damage and windmills on George Harter and Adolph Peterson farms were blown down. The Koepsell silo twisted amid other minor losses.
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Edwin Franke
Fred. Forsberg Place
O. S, Sa
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