Red Cross Backs South Dakota Fund Drive for Camp
Pennington County Red Cross chairman Ralph T Colvin said the national organization has no objections to using chapter funds in South Dakota to finance a Black Hills camp for under privileged children. He noted the Red Cross will mail letters to all chapters directing voluntary budgeting for camp expenses.
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Rapid City
Ralph T. Colvin
Pennington County
American Red Cross
South Dakota
National Red Cross
St. Louis
Forty one new Huronite subscribers in nearby towns
Forty one new subscribers were added to Evening Huronite routes in towns around Huron last week. The lists averaged four and a half new readers per town in Redfeld Orient Frankfort Deland Conde Turton Ferney De Smet and Lake Preston, per circulation manager A G Feick.
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Huron
A. G. Feick
Redfeld
Orient
Frankfort
Deland
Conde
Turton
Ferney
de Smet
Lake Preston
Red Cross chapters clash over state child camp funding plan
Beadle and Pennington County Red Cross groups debate authority to fund a state camp for 400 children, aided by WPA district 5 through Colvin as fund custodian. Beadle delays until National Red Cross guidance arrives. funds to be sent to Calvin at Rapid City.
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Pennington County
Beadle County
Red Cross
Misa Marie Mylan
WPA
CGC
Mystic
Colvin
Calvin
Rapid City
King Gustaf V of Sweden Turns Eighty Amid Long Rule
Oscar Gustaf Adolf marks 89 years of life and 30 years as king, celebrated as a steady neutral ruler through world war and social upheaval. The article praises his leadership, regency, and balancing role between capital and labor during Sweden’s transitions toward socialism.
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Gustaf V
Socialist
Sweden
Ty Milton -Bronner
ONEA
Oscar Gustaf Adolf
Ax Gustaf the
Vist
Otto Kreuger
Gustaf
Oscar Iiii
Survey Shows Out In Crop Forecast Big Wheat Harvest
A June survey of the farm belt notes a large harvest is still expected but not an all time record. Winter wheat production may be cut by rust and frost damage, with June 1 forecasts revising down from 781,099,000 bushels.
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Chicago
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Mississippi River
North Dakota
Minnesota
Lutheran Groups Weigh Closer Relations at Synod Meet
At the Evangelical Lutheran synod convention in St Louis delegates discuss recommendations toward a closer relationship with the American Lutheran Church. Clergymen say doctrinal differences may yield to shared literature and pastor exchanges though full merger is not expected. Dr. J W Behnken of Chicago urges renewed missionary work.
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J. W. Behnken
Chicago
Synod
Venezuelan breweries ordered to produce at least a thousand quarts daily
A government decree in Venezuela requires breweries to maintain daily beer output of 1000 quarts or more, with exceptions for machinery breakdown to prevent local shortages. A separate plan outlines a nationwide survey of all Republic of Mexico forest trees by the department of forestry fish and game.
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Venezuela
The
Republic of Mexico
Department of Forestry, Fish and Game
Adventists Present Indian Pageant At State Fair Camp
Adventist missionaries Calvin Smith and Mrs. Smith of LaPlant South Dakota led a pageant at the State Fairgrounds camp with Sioux participants from Cheyenne and Pine Ridge. Indians in native dress joined songs and readings while Delphine and Donald Dupris aged six and eight performed a moving motion song. Mrs. Smith praised growing literacy, education, patience, and fellowship as paths to assimilation and citizenship, noting the strong religious instinct among Indian communities and a receptive response to early missionary teachings.
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State Fairgrounds
Calvin 2. Smith
Delphine
Donald Dupris
Smith
Ese
Mrs. Smith
India
American horse wins Ascot Gold Cup in England
William Woodward's five year old Flares, an American owned runner by Gallant Fox, captured the Ascot Gold Cup at Ascot England securing more than $37,500 in prize money. The victory adds to the fame of U S bred horses competing internationally.
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U.S
Ascot Ascot
Eng
William Woodward
Flares
Gallant Fox
Lodges To Hold Memorial Service
The Odd Fellows and Reperishs of Furon plan annual memorial services for members who died in the last year. The sunset ceremony will gather at Riverside Cemetery with a 7 00 p m assembly in the cemetery. Canton lines form, obituaries read, flowers placed, memorial address given, prayers and benediction offered by Rev Alfred Trenerry and Rev Walter H. Riley.
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Odd Fellows and Reperishs
Furon
Riverside Cemetery
Canton
Alfred Trenerry
Walter H. Riley
Trenerry
Rapid City Man Named to Cosmopolitan Board
Carl Watson of Rapid City was named to the Cosmopolitan International board of governors at the convention which elected Lovel M. Smith of Saskatoon as president and chose Springfield for the 1939 convention site.
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Rapid City
Cosmopolitan
Tulsa
Okla
Carl Watson
Rapid Ci
Cosmopolitan International
Lovel M. Smith
Saskatoon
Canada
Springfield
Postmaster Nominations Confirmed for Hecla and Hurley
The Senate confirmed Gustave I. Hansey as postmaster at Hecla and S. Pearl Hutchinson as postmaster at Hurley. The action was announced in Washington on June 16.
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Washington
Senate Save
Gustave I. Hansey
Hecla
S. Pearl Hutchinson
Hurley
D. D
Graduation announced for Clarence Jane in Blunt
Friends report the graduation set for June 1 at Blunt High School in Charlotte Michigan. Clarence Jane, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Jane, completed his sophomore year before moving to Michigan. The note mentions historic elevation of northeastern North America above sea level.
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Blunt
Clarence Jane
Charlotte
Micharence
Fred Jane
Ot Blunt
Michigan
North America
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M.D. Titchey
Beadle County Red Cross
National Re Cross
D.C
Ritchey
Spenney‘s
Gustaf V. of
Victoria
Grand Duke of
Baden
Germany
Baltic Sea
North Sea
Britain
Childean
Food Commission
Industrial Commission
Europe
Hjalmar Branting
Branting
Marx
Engels
Wes
Eft
Laurence G. Betts
Walbel
LaPlant
Tadvi
Mae
New Hanford
Hanford
Agave
Watertown
Aberdeen
Bismarck
Sroux City
Omaha
Kansas City
W. W. Howes
Hanfor Dine
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