Labor Laws Are Broken In South Dakota Action
Pierre reports a wholesale violation of state labor laws by employing women and children, with a pledge of strict enforcement. Inspectors cite 16 under 54 hours per week and a $12 weekly minimum wage, noting long hours up to 70 and violations in restaurants while domestic workers, telegraph operators, and farm labor are exempt.
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Pierre
T. O. Ronayne
State Agriculture Department
South Dakota
Ronayne
Agriculture Department
Black Hills Sees Influx of Tourists This Summer
Rapid City July 13 There is an out crop in South Dakota which rain or lack of rain has not threatened the tourist crop. Tourist agencies in the Black Hills disagree on whether visitor numbers equal those of prior years.
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Black Hills
Rapid-City
South Dakota
Lake Preston Odd Fellows Install New Officers
Lake Preston July 13 Special The Odd Fellows chapter held its installation Monday evening in Fraternity hall George Freeman district deputy acted installing officer and the following were seated N G Axel Jenson W G Merle Patiee B S N G C Jenson L S Ni G C Warne R S Jenson L 5 G H Falconer warder E Cole iS p A Christianson gon chaplain AR Whittrock OG J Wacker P NG FEL A Kieth The serving of ice cream and cake followed the installation ceremony A large crowd was in attendance
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Lake Preston
Odd
Fraternity
George Freeman
Axel Jenson
Merle Patiee
C. Jenson
C. Warne
S.J Enson
H. Falconer
Warder
E. Cole
P A. Christianson
Gon
A."r
Whittrock
J. Wacker
P- NG Fel A. Kieth
Yale Service Station Repainted Under New Management
Yale July 13 Special The Yale service station managed by C A Kaufman received a coat of paint Eugene Garry and C A Kaufman did the work The former Cities Service station was painted black and white The station has been taken over by Standard Oil The building is red and gray now It has three gasoline pumps including one electric pump
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YALE
C. A. Kaufman
Eugene Garry
C.A. Kaufman
Cities
Standard Oil
Musical program at Wolsey church Friday night
Mrs Perry Clifford directs a musicale at Wolsey Presbyterian Church starting 8 15 pm sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society. Admission is free with a collection taken. Performers include Raymond Wahlen Martin Middlewood Lee Beasley Perry Clifford and Bonnie Claire Nelson with Dorothy Bisbee Elsie Loken Gladys Delay Irvin Wik Bertcte soloist and others from Foulk county. Bonnie Nelson Wolsey resident previously acted in Faulk and Edmunds counties.
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Ea Ce Mnneale
Wolsey
Perry Clifford
Creshard
Clifford
Federation of Home
Wolsey Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Raymond Wahlen
Martin "Middlewood
Lee
Beasley
Perry
Dorothy
Bisbee
Elsie Loken
Gladys Delay
Irvin Wik
Beritcte
Bonnie Claire Nelson
Memo
Foulk County
Bonnie Nelson
Josephine
Faulk
Edmunds
iLake Preston AL A Names Two Delegates
Lake Preston July 13 Special Mrs. Harry Falconer hosted the American Legion auxiliary at her country home. During the business meeting Mrs. Clara Nelson and Mrs. Falconer were elected official delegates to the state convention to be held at Huron next month. A social hour with refreshments concluded the afternoon, at which time the chapter presented a farewell gift to Mrs. E Davidson who is moving to Howard.
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Lake Preston
Harry Falconer
American Legion
City
Clara Nelson
Family group embarks on Yellowstone park tour
Preston group plans a two week automobile trip to Yellowstone Park with visits to the Black Hills and Glacial Park. Scott, Mora Keith, and Evelyn Nettun accompany the party. They depart Monday morning for the Yellowstone region.
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Lake
Preston’ Group
Yellowstone Ton
Oy “Scott
Mora Kieth
Evelyn“ Nettun
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone
Glacial Park
Bible School Opens At Preston With Miss Daniels In Charge
Preston Lake July 13 Special Bible school started Monday under Congregational church auspices. Sixty pupils enrolled, two weeks long, ending in a pageant. Miss Daniels assists by Dorothy Maxam Alice Collin Adeline Olpai and Rev. R. H Evans. Leave for Siam Heights July 13 Special Missionaries Paul and Mrs Eakin visit relatives here and leave daughters in the east for schooling.
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Bible School
Preston
Lake Preston
Elizabeth Daniels
Yankenton
Congregational Church
Misa Daniels
Dorpathy Maxam
Alice Collin
Adeline’ Olpai
R. H Evans
Slam “Ree Heights
Paul , Eakin
Siam
East
Reverend Eakin to sail for Siam aboard Tuesday voyage
The Rev Mr Eakin and his party will depart by train for Seattle on Tuesday morning then sail on a vessel bound for Siam on the fifteenth. Also aboard the same boat will be Mr and Mrs Gaylord Knox and their family, two missionaries to Siam, who have spent the year in the United States. Mrs Knox and Mrs Eakin are sisters.
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Eakin
St Theylett
Seattle
Siam
Gaylord Knox
United States
Knox
State Receives 119478 Grant Amid Unemployment Aid Update
Washington reports a $119 478 grant and a total of 52 491 066 in unemployment funds allocated by federal emergency administrator Ben Hopkins. States Indiana South Dakota New Hampshire Minnesota Florida and Puerto Rico listed substantial allotments with New Hampshire and Puerto Rico receiving first grants. Rain and hail affected Ames during weekend with heavy runoff but crops largely unchanged.
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Washington
Ben Harry L. Hopkins
Indiana
South
Dakota
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Florida
Puerto Rico
Redfield Rainfall Sets Record in July Heat Burst
Redfield reports 2.04 inches of rain fell last Thursday, the heaviest in years and the largest single event since 1923 when J.C. Trier began weather observations. July totals reach 3 inches, with June at only 2 inches.
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Redfield
J.C. Trier
Religious Service Hosts Visitors During July Meeting
A July 13 service featured Miss Crouch of the Faith Home in Mitchell, Mr and Mrs Ralph Dodd of Orchard, Ned, and Mr Christiansen on furlough from India. The group joined a local worship at Fo and shared updates amid songs and prayers.
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Carpenter
Duffy Elected President of California Exchange Clubs
Duffy, former Huron city attorney, was elected president of the California Exchange Clubs at the annual convention in Del Monte last week. Mr. Sons, an attorney in San Bernardino, left Huron in 1923.
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Duffy
California
Huron
Californi Exching
del Monte
Sons
San Bernard
Notice Restricts Trespassing at State Fairgrounds
Trespassing loitering or molesling fences on the State Fairgrounds is not allowed. Violators will be dealt with according to law by order of the State Board of Agriculture J G Venables Secretary.
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State Board of Agriculture
J. G. Venables
Sec
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