Pierre Gala Day marks end of 50th anniversary jubilee
About 10,000 gathered in Pierre for the three day celebration ending today with a parade rodeo ball game pageant and an airplane wedding. Final rodeo results were announced and Sioux Falls Sioux City teams played. A cowboy suffered a concussion in an accident. Plane rides for state officials were common.
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Pierre
Sioux Fails Cansries
Sioux City Stouke Yards
E. F. Paxton
Sioux Falls
Fashion returns to old fashioned curves says physician
Rochester Minn based Dr E F Judd of the American Medical Association predicts fashion will favor fuller figures. He calls starvation diets linked to tuberculosis and anemia harmful and says moderate eating and common sense lead to longer healthier lives, even if weight increases beyond desire. He cautions against extreme exercise and champions balanced meals.
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Rochester
Minn
E. 5. Judd
American Medical Association
Paris
New York
United States
Fudd
Highmore Court Opens Tomorrow
Circuit court opening postponed from today to tomorrow due to Pierre fiftieth anniversary jubilee. Judge John F. Hughes of Pierre to preside over June session. Social notes report an eight dollar ice cream and cake social by Wayland Union Sunday school.
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Highmore
Circuit Court
Pierre
John F. Hughes
Wayland
Wayland Union
Death of Dr Rabey H Bell Likely From Own Trap
Doylestown, June 2. The alienist and author Dr Rabey H Bell was found dead at Sycamore Lodge, his summer home, with a chest wound from a shotgun he reportedly rigged as a burglar trap. Coroner calls it accidental. state troopers probe foul play. Bell had opposed vandal motorists and set hidden traps on his grounds.
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Bell
Doylestown
Rabey Husted Bell
Sycamore Lodge
Ollie Major
John J. Sweeney
Five Germans In Citizenship Class Final Tests September 8
Germany leads the naturalization class with five Germans among 14 applicants who have completed presidential requirements and filed for citizenship. Final tests are set for September 8, with only seven days left to file. Certificates of arrival are required, limiting new additions before the deadline. Among German entrants are Ema Hansen of Woonsocket and Paul Hoeder of Carpenter. Other applicants hail from England Greece Norway Sweden Denmark Ireland and Russia.
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Anna Foley
Germany
Ema Hansen
Woonsocket
Paul Hoeder
Carpenter
Carl Liebfeldt
Helen Hedwig Busch
Pauline Musolf
Huron
Silllive
Arthur Francis Clarke
England
Christ Skizas
Greece
Christ Manolis
Ole Hanson Sande
Norway
Mike Tam Salbiefi
Russia
Kathryn Manolis
Martin Sigtrd Swenson
Sweden
Jeppe Richard Madsen
Denmark
John Michael Brosnan
Ireland
Girl In Daze After Thrown From Horse
Miss Margaret Bogers, 16, missing since Sunday afternoon after her horse returned riderless to Fort Snelling. Found at 3 am wandering near the reservation in a daze with a head wound. She claimed the horse slipped and threw her. Army officers led a search by 1,000 soldiers.
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Snelling
Minn
Margaret Bogers
Missing Daughter Reappears in Mississippi River Region
Captain James A. Boyer, her father, reported his daughter’s absence after she left home to visit friends near the joining banks of the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers. Local authorities investigated her disappearance as inquiries continued Sunday.
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Mississippi
Minnesota
James A. Boyera
Maid Heat
Qret
Duse
Ellen
Jia
Marrie
Happine
Buildings Destroyed In Wessington Fire
Fire of undetermined origin swept through a barn owned by Frank Eddy destroying the Eddy building and two garages belonging to W J Franklin and L R Chesbro. A high wind endangered nearby homes and hay and farm gear were burned. All buildings were insured.
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Wellington
Che
Frank Eddy
W. J. Franklin
L. R. Chesbro
Franklin
Burke Wins High Honors at Firemen Conclave
Full squads of seven or more men competed in drills and evolutions to close the annual conclave with nearly 1500 dollars in prizes for team and individual events. Aberdeen Rapid City and Mitchell teams vied for the 1932 school and tournament honors as badges and literature were distributed to visitors. The program included a Dutch lunch at the Machinery hall, a State Firemen’s association election, and a history talk at Elks hall.
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Aberdeen
Rapid City
Mitchell
Fair Grounds
State Firemen's Association
Huron Fire Department
M. L. Tobin
Elks Hall
Marvin Highitt
Tobin
States Attorney Speaks at Athol Memorial Program
State's Attorney Arthur Schleyer of Redfield delivered the Memorial Day program sermon at Athol Congregational Church on Saturday afternoon. The program featured vocal solos by Maude Rasmussen and Shirley Mae Reed, musical readings by Mrs Roy Gallup, piano by Mrs F A Reinecke, and vocal by Mrs John Knapton. Afterward a cemetery ceremony with Ashton Legion honored the veterans as children hung wreaths on crosses representing Flanders Field.
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Athol
Jane 2
Arthur Schleyer
Redfield
Congregational Church
Ashton Legion
Flander
Editors Gratified By Court Ruling On Press Freedom
Atlanta editors attending the National Editorial Association convention welcomed the Supreme Court ruling striking down Minnesota's newspaper suppression law. George B. Dolliver Bat tle Creek Mich and H C Hotaling St Paul voiced satisfaction that the press remains free and cautioned against broad gag restrictions. Some Minnesota editors favored targeted regulation but preferred methods other than the nullified law.
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Atlanta
National Editorial Association
Supreme Court
Minnesota
George B. Dolliver
Battle Creek
Mich
H.C. Hotaling
St. Paul
Association
Aberdeen to vote on government form change
Aberdeen voters on June 16 will choose between retaining the existing city commission government or shifting to a aldermanic municipal structure. The election date was set by local authorities.
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Aberdeen
Qoterm
City Commission
City board upholds petition for referendum on city govt change
City Attorney Walton affirmed the petition's legality after it was filed earlier yesterday afternoon and presented to City Auditor James Hagerty. The measure, bearing 127 percent of the required 15 percent of the latest election list, seeks to replace Aberdeen’s system with a mayor and an alderman from each ward.
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Board of Commissioners
Walton
James Hagerty
Aberdeen
Youth Fractures Arm While Cranking Car
Doran Glidden a 14 year old farm youth suffered a compound fracture of his right wrist while cranking a car in Wellington yesterday. He is being cared for in Wellington and staying at the home of his uncle Georges Gregory.
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Wellington
Doran Glidden
Georges Gregory
Yankton High School Girl Killed In Crash
Thelma Knutson, 16, a Yankton High School sophomore, died in a crash west of Yankton Monday night. Edward Dilger, 22, also from Yankton, was hospitalized with crushed ribs and possible internal injuries. Their car skimmed loose gravel and left the road, trapping Knutson. Dilger freed himself and summoned help.
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Yankton High
Yankton
Thelma Knutson
Yankton High School
Here
Edward Dilger
Dilger
Tragic Farm Accident Near Christensen Farm
A girl’s body was found under a car near the Christensen farm. The victim is identified as Miss Knutson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Knutson of Mission Hill, and investigators work to determine how the incident occurred.
No One Injured In Wayland Car Crash
No one was seriously injured when two Ford cars collided at the intersection of the Hond and Beadle county roads east of Wayland. Chris Korokis drove a Model T Ford and Elmer Joyce a Model A. Korokis’ car was quite extensively damaged.
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Wayland
Hond
Beadle County
Here
Chris Korokis
Elmer Joyce
Korokis
Rodeo Star Slocum Hurt In Pierre Accident
Bromide Oklahoma rodeo performer 2-Tex Slocum remained unconscious early today after a brain concussion sustained in Pierre. Medical authorities reported the nationally known rider was being treated for his injuries.
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Pierre Pierre
Okla
Cowboy Thrown In Bucking Contest At Pierre Anniversary
An Oklahoma cowboy was thrown headfirst when his horse stumbled during the bucking contest at Pierre's fiftieth anniversary celebration. Doctors said his chances of recovery were fair.
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Pierre
Cystex Promise Against Bladder Irritation
An advertising offer claims Cystex quickly circulates through the system to treat bladder irritation causing nighttime urination, backache, and fatigue. It touts rapid improvement in rest and energy with a money back guarantee, endorsed by “thousands” and sold by Sherman & Roe.
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Patna
Sherman & Roe
Eczema in Pimples Affected Both Hands Cuthura Healed
A patient describes eczema forming pimples on both hands causing itching and redness. After four weeks of flare ups and failed remedies, Cure is achieved using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with threegake uses and two boxes producing complete healing. Advertises Cuticura products and samples.
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Cuthura
Dempsey Dyas
Fort Meadé
S. D
Taluta
Coticura
H. Malden
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