Ruskin Park Set for Big Fourth of July Celebration
Forestburg June 24 Special Preparations underway for Ruskin Park Fourth of July two day celebration led by Richard Semoha trans mayor. Park moved to first class condition for rodeo with Indians cowboys and clowns. Jumping horse act Jimmy James featured. Contests include wild horse race bronc and steer roping with youth events. Grand mounted march, animal menagerie, Sioux wet dance village and daily bulldogging from running board of car. Dancing Monday and free dance for Ruskin Park visitors from 1 to 2 p m with further bowery and regular dances scheduled. Safety measures include fenced arena and careful policing under Manager Semoha.
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Jimmy James
Ian Village
Jack Mills
Ruskin Park
Scinoha
Maneger Semoha
Sioux Falls Man Subject of Search for Missing
Sioux Falls resident H Gardner president and manager of Agricultural Service Inc is the object of a search after vanishing from his home. A finance company sought his whereabouts in Sioux City Iowa. The firm handles Montana sheep imports and placement with South Dakota farmers with a concentration point at Stevens across the river from Sioux City.
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Sioux Falls
Hard H. Gardner
1 Agricultural Service, Inc
S Falls
Sioux City
Gardner
Montana
South Dakota
Stevens
Charnock Seeks Dismissal of Civil Action in Sioux Falls
Charles T. Charnock former Minnehaha county highway superintendent entered a general denial and asked for dismissal of a $47 400 civil action filed in April by Minnehaha county through State's Attorney G Norton Jameson. Charnock and J M Hossack were named as defendants with Hossack’s case moved to federal court. The suit alleged fraudulent approval of cleanup bills by the former road chief.
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Charnock
Sioux Falls
Charles T. Charnock
Minnehaha County
Minneha~ha
G. Norton Jameson
Charmock
J. M. Hoxysack
Hossack
Funeral Services Held For Montana Boy Marvin Harris
Funeral services were held at St Lawrence community church for five year old Marvin Harris son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Harris of Fairview Montana. He died Friday at Miller hospital from injuries suffered when he fell under the wheel of a moving wagon while visiting his uncle Mason Ford on gravel tracks where children rode. His condition worsened after admission.
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Montana
ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Community Church
Marvin Harris
Dwight Harris
Fairview
Mont
Marvin
Miller Hospital
Mason Ford
Miller
Baptism Services Held at Osceola Methodist Church
Osceola June 22 Special baptized six children under Rev J M Hunter at the Osceola Methodist church Hope Leo Perryman 8 Lloyd Dennis Ward 4 Lyle Finis Ward 2 Valentine Oscar se 23 Merlin Dale Currier 4 Derma Ruth Currier 2 Also observe anniversary in Tulare as Mr and Mrs Ernest Peterson celebrate silver wedding with a picnic dinner and games. Carpenter revival ends after two weeks and Mrs H Wahi plus daughter travel to Rapid City planning Wyoming summer visit.
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Osceola Osceola
Osceola Methodist Church
J. M. Hunter
Hope Leo Perryman
Leo Perryman
Lloyd Dennis Ward
Lyle Finis Ward
F. C. Ward
Valentine Oscarse
Merlin Dale Currier
Derma Ruth Currier
Valentine Currier
Tulare
Ernest Peterson
West Carpenter
H. Wahi
Harold Sweezy
Rapid City
Sweezy
Wyoming
Liberty party backs $5 billion currency plan and unions
The Liberty party at Pierre convention endorses issuing 5 billion dollars in new currency secured by national resources and legal tender for all debts. It also calls for unemployment insurance, old age pension, workers’ compensation, abolition of injunctions, repeal of wartime repressive laws, free employment agencies, tax reform, state banking, and protection of civil rights.
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Pierre
Liberty Party
United States
South Dakota
Vbhese
Summer Enrollment Large At Yankton College
Yankton college reports one of its largest summer session registrations, surpassing last year at this point. Planned features for six weeks include lectures by guests and faculty, a picnic, entertainment at Forbes hall and Garden Terrace, and the summer play The Ivory Door directed by Sydney H. Spayde with Bernard Daniels and Mary Loft in leads. Hazel H. Ott will visit June 24 to discuss the social studies program and hold day conferences.
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Yankton Yankton
Yankton College
G. W. Nash
Forbes Hall
Garden Terrace Theatre
A. A. Milne
Ivory Door
Sydney H. Spayde
Bernard Daniels
Mary Loft
Yankton
Hazel H. Ott
State Department of Public Instruction
Farmers Elevator Co Holds Annual Meeting at Musolf’s Hall
Yale June 22 Special Stock holders of the Farmers Elevator Co gathered at Musolf's hall for their annual meeting. Tod Kuehl, president, opened with the fiscal year 1932 report. Four board seats contested. Jake J. Glanzer and Paul J. Walters reelected. New members Jake Stahl and William Haigh replace Lafe Williams and John K. Hofer. Other directors include William Davis County Commissioner Charles Kuchi and Phil Tyrrel. No manager chosen for the coming year.
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Yale Elevator Firm
YALE
Farmers Elevator Co
Musolf's
Tod Kuehl
Jake J. Glanzer
Paul J. Walters
Jake Stahl
William Haigh
Lafe Williams
John K. Hofer
William Davis
Charles Kuchi
Phil Tyrrel
Minneapolis
Jerauld Farm Union Picnic Set at Wellington Springs
Jerauld county farmers union plans its annual Fourth of July picnic at the municipal park with a full program of sports baseball games water sports and public speaking. T. D. Jackson heads the concessions committee and invites all to bring dinner and attend.
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Jerauld Farm Union
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County Farmers Union
T. D. Jackson
Park J
Woonsocket Man Weds Woonsocket Bride in Sioux Falls
Miss Margaret Jameson of Chicago and Harry Stakke of Woonsocket were married in Sioux Falls. They left immediately after the ceremony for a wedding trip through the Black Hills.
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Woonsocket
Margaret Jameson
Chicago
Harry Stakke
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
KUSD to Broadcast Series of Lecturers
KUSD the University of South Dakota station plans a 1932 33 broadcast season featuring more than 108 lectures on twelve topics. Over twenty faculty members will discuss athletics Spanish linguistics finance law chemistry education South Dakota history Bible psychology Greek race modern literature and nutrition in nine address series airing Monday Wednesday and Friday from 8 to 9 with special music and university news at hour end.
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KUSD
University of South Dakota
Garret Breckenridge
Profeam
South Dakota
College of Fine Arts
Children Day Program Held by Osceola Methodist Church
Osceola June 22 Special. Children of the Osceola Methodist church Sunday school presented a day program featuring recitations by Earl Gillenberg Lois Ward James Currier Irma Dorscheid Ellen Currier and Jeanette Smith. They performed dialogues songs and exercises by groups of girls and boys with titles such as Dropping Daffodils A Boy Like Me Life Helpers and Smile Smile Smile.
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Osceola Osceola
Children of the
Osceola
James Currier
Carol Hoessana
Irma Dorscheid
Ellen Currier
Jeanette Smith
Golden Wedding Observed for Olsen Couple in Howard
One hundred fifty friends gathered in Howard to honor Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Olsen on their 50th wedding anniversary. Married in Nevada Iowa, they moved to Miner County 28 years ago, then to Howard in 1918 and raised eight children, 31 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Described by neighbors as active. out of town guests from Watertown Sioux Falls Madison and nearby towns attended.
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Howard Howard
Tobias Olsen
Howard
Olson
Nevada
Iowa
Miner County
Jonas Olson
Annar.Olson
Lloyd Bailey
Charley Johnson
Watertown
B. B. Enervold
Stirum
N. D
John Olson
Henry Olson
Menango
Joseph Varland
Wetango
Erland
Wessineston Springs
Opheim
Sioux Falls
0. M. Severséilke
Madison
Raymond Griffiths Returns to Woonsocket as Coach
Raymond Griffiths, formerly an athletic coach, visited friends in Woonsocket this week. He has been studying at Columbia Missouri and will return this fall to take up the coaching post for the coming year.
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Raymond Griffiths
Woonsocket
Raymond Griffith
Columbia
Kellogg To Lead Woonsocket Band This Summer
K. K. Kellogg, music instructor at Woonsocket public school, returned from Chicago and Minneapolis and will oversee the town band this summer. The weekly concert begins this evening on the courthouse lawn.
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Woonsocket
K. K. Kellogg
Woongocket
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kellogg
Court House
Interest Grows In Wool Market
BROOKINGS June 22 Special The wool market shows stronger undertone with broader manufacturer interest and moderate purchases indicating confidence. Prices for strictly combing wools rise to 15 and 16 shillings per pound grease, others steady, values softened by shrinkage, and western wools demand remains focused on finer qualities with Texas and French wools moving in modest quantities.
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Brookings
Boston
Texas
South Dakota
Wool price adjustments and breed descriptions
The article lists wool prices by fiber type and bloodlines with ranges in a foreign unit and explains a conversion deduction of one to six cents per pound to derive local values. It notes fine and blood wool originate from Harabouillet Merino types, with Shropshire and Hampshire contributing 2-8 and 1-4 blood, and mentions value varies by shrinkage character and length.
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Harabouillet
Shropshire
Hampshire
Large Attendance At Jerauld Picnic
WELLINGTON SPRINGS June 22 Special 3000 people attended the Jerauld county cold settlers picnic at Miller Grove. Rev E Washburn of Alpena gave the address and urged all present who came to Jerauld county in 1982 3 sit on the platform. Attendees included H P Will A F Pinard George E Whitney W C Grieve Mr and Mrs Charles Dondue George Scofield and Mrs J H Winegar. The Wessington Springs municipal bard mens chorus and Hand County German Congregational church choir sang along with Catherine Bell Leola Tiede and Traylor school pupils. Foot and horse races and a baseball game entertained many. New officers of the Jerauld County Old Settlers Association were elected: Eugene Cole R M Dill vice president Eddy secretary and man president and Vern treasurer.
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Jerauld
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Miller Grove
Wi E. Washburn
Alpena
H. P. Will
A. F. Pinard
George E. Whitney
W. C. Grieve
Charles Dondue
George Scofield
J. H. Winegar
Wessington Springs
German Congregational Church
Hand County
Catherine Bell
Leola Tiede
Traylor
Dierauld County
Old Settlers’ Association
Eugene Cole
R. M. Dill
Presin Eddy
Presidendent
Vern
Appoint Scout Captain Alpena Girl Scouts
Miss Gladys Kunze is named captain of the Alpena Girl Scouts replacing Miss Louise Wales who moved to Oregon about a month ago. Meetings are held at the Methodist Church on Thursday evenings.
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Alpena
Gladys Kunze
Louise Wales
Oregon
Choir Rehearses in Alpena for Sunday Service
The Intermediate choir of the Methodist Sunday school met for its first practice under Mrs. Herman Kunze. They rehearse this week to lead the singing at the church Sunday morning in Alpena on June 22.
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Alpena
Methodist Sunday School
Herman Kunze
Rehearsals Underway For Yankton Summer Play Ivory Door
Rehearsals run for Yankton college summer session production of A. A. Milne Ivory Door to be staged at Garden Terrace theatre. Bernard Daniels stars as King Perivale with Mary Loft as Princess Lilia. ensemble includes Elizabeth Evans, Waldemar Weyerstad, Genevieve Kuyger, Velma Denton, and Mary Loft in lead roles. Production director Sydney H. Spayde selects a large Yankton cast for this fantasy, which centers on a mystical door and a daring, fate bound journey.
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Yankton
Yankton College
A. A. Milne
Bernard Daniels
King Perivale
Mary Loft
Princess Lilia
Miss Loft
Yankton High School
Kimanis
Charles Hopkins Theatre
New York
Garden Terrace Theatre
Sydney H. Spayde
King Hilary
Prince Perivale
Elizabeth Evans
Brand
Waldemar Weyerstad
Bernard
Vacation School Pupils On Picnic Near Woonsocket
June 22 report from Woonsocket notes vacation Bible school attendees from the M. E. church planned a Tuesday picnic at a camping site east of Woonsocket. Junior boys and girls prepared for the event led by A Hoyer and others while the trip to John Braws Moon was mentioned.
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Woonsocket
Trey
M. E. Church
Halen
John Braws
Hee
A. J. Hoyer
Divine
Demand Licenses For Meat Sellers ARMOUR
June 22 report outlines an ordinance requiring meat sellers to obtain licenses at 10.00 per day. It notes vendors from nearby towns arrive with a meat wagon and circulate at city edges, while storekeepers are to be notified and goods delivered. A test case is planned soon to assess the ordinance.
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Esiiyeam
Vrelailere
Bresai Tye
Lioux City
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