Pope HG aid two Sioux Falls bishops raised private papal chamberlains
Vatican announces Monsignors Marion C. FitzGerald and William L. Muloney of Bishop Bernard J. Maloney’s Sioux Falls diocese have been named private papal chamberlains. Michael Gerin and Mrs Stephen Donahue receive papal decorations for distinguished service to the Catholic faith. Bishop Maloney plans a tour of Italy after a meeting with Pope Pius. He has long been noted as a leading authority on the Italo-Vatican settlement and was the first American bishop to telegram Mussolini after the Lateran treaty. Father William Anthony accompanies him.
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Bernard J. Maloney
Sioux Falls
Vatican
Marion CO. FitzGerald
William) L. Muloney
Michael Gerin
Stephen Donahue
Mahoney
Pone Pius
Italy
American College
Rome
United States
Mussolini
William Anthony
Cincinnati
Water Carnival Ends With Tight Baseball Showdown
Wessington Springs edged Alpena Central South Dakota league 5 to 4 in the carnival feature at Woonsocket. Morris and Zink powered the Springs battery while Lunt pitched for Alpena. Nearly 4 000 attended the pageant at River Lake as the carnival wraps with a night pageant and a Sioux City Stockyards versus Kansas City Colored Collegians game today.
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Wessington Springs
Alpena
Central South Dakota
Morris
Zink
Lunt
Magek
Iver Lake
Sioux City Stockyards
Kansas City Colored Collegians
Altrusa Members Hold Picnic at Perriton Lawn
Altrusa members gathered for a Friday picnic on the lawn of Mrs. H. A. Perriton at 404 Iowa Avenue Southeast, with Miss Ella Irish assisting. A business meeting followed the outdoor luncheon.
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Altrusa
H. A. Perriton
Ella Irish
Altrusa.club
Perriton
Iowa Avenue Southeast
Pay Record Price For Carload Steers
Armour & Company paid a record price of 15.75 per hundred for a carload of steers from Edwin Herseth of Houghton in Huron. Herseth, a brown county cattle feeder, shipped 14 head averaging 1680 pounds.
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Armour & Company
Huron
Edwin Herseth
Houghton
Herseth
Brown County
American doubles team overwhelms Germany in interzone final
The Americans, a rising doubles pair, defeated Danilo Prenn and Hans Moldenhaasr of Germany in an impressive display. Earlier, Bill Teiden and Frank Hunter won the opening singles for the interzone final yesterday.
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Ison
Danilo Prenn
Hans“Moldenhaasr
Germany
Bill Teiden
Frank Hunter
Preston Lions Name Officers for Lake Preston Group
Lake Preston July 20 Special The new Lake Preston Lions club organized last night naming temporary officers L J Lewis president George Olsen secretary treasurer Dr M G Jensen lion tamer J D Brummond tall twister Directors Rev R H Evans Albert A Coulson FL HE Whipkey H Kopperud The Huron Lions club represented by Dr A A Wollman Dr G C S Betts C KR Kent M D Ritchey W C Peterson Larry Slater commissioner Lions International led the organization work
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Lake Preston
Lions Club
L. J. Lewis
George Olsen
M. G. Jensen
J.’ D. Brummond
Tall Twister
R. H. Evans
Albert
A. Coulson
HE. Whipkey
H. Kopperud
The
Huron
Lions
Lake Preston Group
A. A. Wollman
S. Betts
C. KR. Kent
M. D. ‘Ritchey
W.C Peterson
Larry Slater
Lions International
Work
Diamondball Opener Postponed In City League
The Armours and Dairy Products tied for the lead in the City Diamondball league with six wins and one loss. The opener of the series was postponed with up to three games possible to decide the round. The likely plan has the first game next Friday evening and the others on the following two Fridays.
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Armours and
Dairy Products
Armours and Dairy Products
Mother Of DeSmet Woman Is Injured
Mrs. Charles Walstrom, her son, and her mother Mrs. W Lester Glessner were in an automobile accident at Canova yesterday. Mrs. Glessner was injured though not seriously and taken to relatives in Canova. Walstrom and her son escaped injuries as the car was badly damaged.
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Charles Walstrom
W. Lester Glessner
Canova
Body found in Missouri River bound with wire
The body of Robert Porter a 55 year old Sioux City man who disappeared July 1 was recovered in the Missouri River at Blair Nebraska today. Porter's arms and body were bound with wire officials consider foul play. Sheriff Bethren found no marks of violence on the body Porter born in Bonesteel South Dakota lived there for years before moving to Sioux City.
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Sioux City
Robert Porter
Missouri River
Blair
Neb
Porter
Bethren
Harvest notes report widespread grain yields across counties
Bancroft GANN Valley Gettysburgh Highmore Asmlyon and other towns report barley yields up to 40 bushels per acre with corn at good condition though more rain needed. Harvests begin in several counties while oats and wheat show mixed quality due to drought and hail.
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S. A. Palmer
Oveland
Sanders
Bancroft Bancroft
Kingsbury
Bancroft
Gann
Buffalo
N. P
Baumann
Gettysburg
Potter County
Carl Entorf
Bere
Tal Guon
Ighmere
Hyde County
Nop Jwerts Dane
We County
Marlay
Jeraukt
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