Bushfield Commends Landon Day Drive For 30,000 Supporters
Miller reports Republican state chairman Bushfield publicized a telegram from national chairman Hamilton praising the Landon Day drive. The message commends the one day effort to mobilize 30,000 supporters for the presidential campaign. Also notes Mrs. Virginia Long leaving Hurley after assisting at the post office during her father’s absence.
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Landon
Miller
Harlan J. Bush-feld
Tohr Hamilton
Topeka
London
Republican Party
America
Long
Blunt
Virginia _Long
Hurley
W. S. Leeper
Pierre Publisher Attacks ARA Film With Free Show
Pierre mayor J. E. Hippie publisher of the Pierre Capital Journal denounces the Resettlement Administration film The Plow That Broke the Plains as a diabolic misrepresentation. He announces a free screening to let South Dakota citizens see what he calls government propaganda and a distorted view of the plains.
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Pierre
J. E. Hippie
Rural Resettlement Administration
Plains
South Dakota
Hipple
Pierre Capital Journal
Rogers Chosen By Osteopathic Group
The American Osteopathic Association elected Dr. John E. Rogers of Oshkosh Wisconsin as president. Dr. E A Ward of Saginaw Michigan and Gertrude Helmecke of Cincinnati were named vice presidents. The Osteopathic Women's National Association chose Dr. Mary E. Golden of Des Moines Iowa as president and Dr. Rachel Hodges Woods of Des Moines was elected secretary treasurer. L I Custard Edwin Jencks Wesley Busch George Smith and Albert Muilenburg headed to the west coast to seek work near Seattle.
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Bancroft
L. IL Custard
Edwin Jencks
Wesley Busch
George Smith
Albert Muilenburg
West Coast
Scatile
Heat Claims Life Of S. F. Rancher
Frank J. Williams a Sioux Falls piano and music dealer and rancher died from the heat while near Wood Lake Nebraska. He had gone to a Wood Lake area ranch to arrange cattle shipments from his Murda ranch and was found unconscious in a hayfield. Williams had lived in Sioux Falls 49 years and ran ranches near Ft. Pierre and Murdo. He was about 71 years old.
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Sioux Falls
Frank ‘J. Williams
South Dakota
Wood Lake
Neb
Williams
Valentine
Murda
Willams
Ft. Pierre
Murdo
Farm Credit Chief Reports Bright Farm Prospects
FCA head William Myers in OMABA Nebraska cites strong agricultural outlook with last year's $45 million principal paydowns by federal land bank borrowers while not required to pay principal before 1933. Interest on land loan commissioner loans to distressed farmers reached 87 percent of due. Omaha Land Bank district covers Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Wyoming with above average payments. He rejects a blanket moratorium as unfair to solvent farmers and creditors.
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FCA
Omaba
Neb
Farm Credit Administration
Federal Land Bank
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
North Dakota
Myers
Farmers' Picnic Draws Big Crowd in Ruskin Park
Forestburg July 23 Special More than 200 people attended the A A A Farmers' Picnic held July 17 at Ruskin Park despite busy farm work. The program opened with singing and featured remarks by Germain Bauer president of the 1934 corn hog program and Lassen of the state agricultural conservation committee who urged soil conservation. Agricultural Agent I R Trumbower announced actions on emergency drought problems and outlined relief efforts.
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Lassen
Sam Lassen
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Agriculural
I. R. Trumbower
Fill Vacancies on Erwin School Staff
Erwin school board hired Houck of Java and Miss Gladys Smith of Watertown to fill vacancies. Houck will teach seventh and eighth grades and Smith will teach first and second grades. An encyclopedia dictionary and globe were purchased for grade schools.
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S—iapecmie GU
Houck
Java
Gladys Smith
Watertown
Erwin
Timber Lake
Miss Smith
Eloise Welty Wins Huron Colour Contest Award
Eloise Welty of rural route No 3 Huron won this week’s coloring contest and the sweepstake prize a ticket to the Huron Theatre Ten winners are drawn from entries showing clear names and eligible to attend children shows with submission to the Evening Huronite office by 5 pm Wednesday Other winners include Alice Rae Keolin James Cummings Ruth Molander Milton Brown Ver non Beasley Erle Jay Gillenberg Sam Radlite and Darrell Doggett
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Eloise Welty
Huron
Huron Theatre
Huronite
Alice Rae Keolin
James Cummings
Ruth Molander
Milton Brown
Walsey
Darrell Doggett
Alice Zeeck
Vernon Beasley
Iroquois
Erle Jay Gillenberg
Wolsey
Sam Radlité
Cavour
Packing Magnate's Ex-Wife Sues For Divorce In L A
Mrs. Gilbernson Berry, former wife of Sioux Falls packing magnate John Morrell Foster, filed for divorce from her second husband Hugh Conrad Berry in Los Angeles. She alleges drunkenness and humiliating remarks in front of friends. Custody contest over son Whitney, 9, remains pending. social gathering described with cafe style service and hot weather affecting plans.
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Los Angeles
Gilbernson Berry
John Morrell Fosster
Sioux Falls
M. D
Hugh Conrad Berry
Berry
Rubbish Fire Ember Sparks House in Clark
Fire department battled a rubbish fire near Rev. J. O. Wold's garage in Clark last night. The blaze rekindled after the Reverend had burned rubbish in the alley and believed it out. Only a small woodshed burned with no major damage or injuries reported.
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Clark
J. O. Wold
Vold
Broken Water Gauge Triggers Flood At School
Blunt dated July 23 reports Walter McMahon recreation director observed the electric meter serving the school system rushing. Investigations show a broken wage glass on the pressure tank in the boiler room started the electric pump feeding 250 gallons per minute. Nine inches of water flooded the boiler room and four inches in basement classrooms. L D Howard started a pump in Kleinschmidt’s absence.
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Walter McMahon
L. D. Howard
G. H. Kleinschmidt
Clark is Speaker at July 23 Special in Walworth County
Sterling Clark state attorney candidate for attorney general retired to Clare after appearing on a Lincoln Pack program near Mobridge attended by about 500. The event was sponsored by the Young Republicans Club of Walworth County with Karl Munch of Mobridge and Marian Chase Lewis of Lemmon as other speakers. Ora Gossmayer was struck by a car near Forestburg Saturday evening and only bruised.
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Clark
Sterling Clark
Clark Cau
Clare
Lincoln Pack
Mobridge
Young Republicans Club
Walworth County
Karl Munch
Marian Chase Lewis
Lemmon
Barr Returns From Big Tour
Retired C N W engineer R M Barr spent over 60 days traveling in Alaska and across the United States. From May 20 he visited Seattle Juneau Sitka Mount McKinley Fairbanks and the Brooks Range before a Yukon and Tanana River journey to Carcross Atlin Lake and Daw son. He reported high prices but strong happiness with Alaska and planned future travels with his son Ralph Barr now in India.
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Aurr
Lows Avenue
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Ms. Baer
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Seattle
Huron
Juneau
Sitka
Great Columbia Glacier
Seward
Barr
Mount McKinley National Park
Fairbanks
Tanana River
Koyukuk
Yukon River
Fort Yukons
Arctic Circle
Alisha
Brooks
Dawson
Carcross
Atlin Lake
Seah Oy
Skagway
Torough
Ralph Barr
Standard CW Company
India
Red Sta
Delegates Chosen for Yankton Legion Auxiliary Meet
Delegates to the American Legion and Auxiliary Convention at Yankton in August were chosen at the regular Auxiliary meeting held Tuesday at the Legion Home. Lunch was served. Mrs Myrtle Parkinson and her son Howard, her mother Mrs Campbell, and sister Miss Stella Campbell of St. Foul Minn are visiting JJ Parkinson and relatives this week.
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Fick Erwin
Erwin
American Legion
Yankton
Legion
Parkinson Hom Bonilla
Myrtle Parkinson
Howard
Campbell
Stella Campbell
St. Foul, Minn
JJ. J. Parkinson
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