Pay-Off Trial of Hammerquist Thundered in Aberdeen
Attorneys clashed as Karl Hammerquist the School and Public Lands Commissioner faced bond fraud charges. Phill Burns was denounced as a liar and the defense pressed for corroboration while questioning Governor and Treasurer absences and Burns’ alleged pay-offs in a mistrustful Capitol night.
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of Hammerquist Thurow
Aberdeen
Karl Hammerquist
School and Public Lands
South Dakota
Phill T. Burns
Hammerquist
Burns
van Buren Perry
Elmer Thurow
Hugh Agor
George H. Fletcher
Agor
H. O. Lund
E. D. Barron
Thurow
Douglas
William G. Douglas
Capitol
Raymond Ulry
Statehouse
Public Lands
Bernard Linn
Ager
Capitol Novi Ale
Rapid City
Nor
Itn
Linn
Mabel Weber
Phillurns
Phill
Burns Co
Earl Hams Marquise
Hamsmarquist
Rockham Company Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
Rockham Farmers Elevator Company held its annual stockholders meeting at the Legion hall. Manager C Swartout reported a dividend of 4280 dollars. Officers re elected include Fred Neu as president T P Hogeboom as vice president R F E Ruhlman as secretary treasurer with Joe Michaels and Joe Rausch as directors. Swartout was reappointed manager for the coming year. One hundred stockholders attended.
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Rockham
Rockham Farmers Elowator Company
Legion Hall
C. Swartout
Fred Neu
T. P. Hogeboom
R. F E. Ruhlman
Joe Michaels
Joe Rausch
Swartout
Ahepans and Affiliated Orders Elect Heads at Sioux Falls
Ahepans and affiliated orders held their eleventh annual convention in Sioux Falls. P L George of Des Moines was elected district governor with nearly 800 attendees. Other officers were chosen in Des Moines Minneapolis Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge and Rochester for the Daughters of Penelope Sons of Pericles and junior Ahepan groups. Cedar Rapids was tentatively named the 1943 convention city.
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Sioux Falls
iFi
P. L. George
Des Moines
Penelope
Pericles
George Stephano
Tom Ciamis
Cedar Rapids
George Xanthes
Minneapolis
James Bnosalis
Nick Kakas
William
Domisk
Letcher man heads South Dakota Livestock Group
Jay L. Welch of Letcher was elected head of the South Dakota Livestock Improvement Association at its Pierre meeting. A longtime Sanborn County livestock official and swine producer, he becomes the first swine and east river representative to serve as president. Welch attended the meeting with Leigh Robert, Harold Dechow, and LaVern Rusch.
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Woonsocket
Jay L. Welch
Letcher
South Dakota Livestock Improvement Association
Pierre
Welch
Livestock Sanitary Board
Sanborn County
Livestock Improvement Association
Leigh Robert
Harold Dechow
Forestburgh
LaVern Rusch
Bumper Crop In Sight At Gann Valley Area
In Buffalo County haying has begun with the grass described as the best ever by old pioneers. A farmer notes tall rye and barley headed, with some fields turning. Prospects point to a bumper crop this year in the Gann Valley area.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Buffalo County elects school district treasurers Gann Valley
Buffalo County voters in June elected treasurers for multiple school districts. Listed are several officials including Artin, James Ings Grant, Nelsons Eden Alvin Lawhers, HD Brown, Fidoredo George, Pershing Herman Wilson Herman Koch, Alice Exlippling, and Dewey W. Petersen among others.
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Buffalo County
Gann Valley
Artin
Fon
James Ings Grant
Nelsons
Eden
Alvin
Lawhers
Vira
Brown
Fidoredo
George
Pershing
Herman É Wilson
Herman
Koch
Alice
Dewey
W. J. Petersen
Evangelical Church Groups Elect Officers at Meeting
In Eureka on June 25 officers for the Women's Missionary Society Young People's Union and Ministerial Association were announced by Rev. Roy E. Long. Society officers include Mrs. Long as president and Mrs. M. H. B. Nickerson as vice president. Young People's Union names Duane Buchole as president and Edward Berreth as vice president. Department secretaries cover Mavis Robish, Roland Lide, Delores Witt, and Don Geier. Virginia Ray was elected editor. Ministerial Association officers list Rev. O. W. Ferk as president and Rev. G. H. Kowalke as vice president. Daily sessions drew 200 to 600 attendees with talks by Dr. E. F. George, Dr. Susan Bauerenfeind, and Rev. E. M. Miller.
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Eureka
Evangelical Church of South Dakota
Roy E. Long
Aberdeen
Christian Education
Women’s Missionary Society
Long
M. H. B. Nickerson
Katie Haag
Milbank
William Buzzi
H. S. Rames
Watertown
E. F. George
Evangelical Theological Seminary
Naperville
Susan Bauerenfeind
Japan
E. M. Miller
Western Union College
LeMars
Organize Nursing Class At Miller
A home nursing class organized in Miller with fifteen enrolled. Myrtle Puncochar R N county nurse led the meeting aided by Mrs M W Pangburn. The twenty four hour course covers home hygiene and sick care with defense needs emphasis. Classes meet Tuesdays and Fridays for six weeks in the nurse's office at the courthouse.
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Miller
Speelan
Myrtle Puncochar
R. N
M. W. Pangburn
Preston Group Goes To Church Council
LAKE PRESTON June 25 special Participating with 2000 delegates in the national convention of the general council of Congregational Christian Churches in Durham NH are the Rev Juell of the local parsonage his daughter Miss Bertha Juell who serves in tinistries in South Shore and Toronto and Mr Whittemore of Estelline whose daughter a Huron teacher accompanied the group as far as Chicago Mrs Grace Nordness Huron secretary of the Woman's Home Board and a daughter of Mrs Ben Lewis of Lake Preston traveled by train to the New Hampshire conference Delegates were elected at a state conference meeting in Huron
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Lake Preston
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Durham
N. H
Juell
Loca
Bertha Juell
South Shore
Toronto
Whittemore
Estelline
Chicago
Grace Nordness
Huron
Woman’s Home Board
Jan
Ben Lewis
New Hampshire
Farmers' Union Picnic Draws Crowd at Ruskin Park
Alpena June 25 Special The Warren Local Farmer's Union held a picnic at Ruskin Park with a sizable turnout. State president John Skage and state secretary Helen Shepchi were among the speakers. Several picnickers enjoyed activities in the Ruskin rink.
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Alpena
Farmers’ Union
Warren
Farmer's Union
Ruskin Park
John’ Skage
Helen Shepchi
Ruskin Rink
New Doctor Opens Office at Preston Lake
Preston lake June 25 special Dr. R J Hansen osteopathic physician from AustinMinn has opened an office here. After attending the University of Minnesota he studied at Still College in Des Moines Iowa and came here from there. He has a wife and daughter.
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Preston Lake
Preston
R. J. Hansen
Austin, Minn
University of Minnesota
Still College
Des Moines
Iowa
South Dakota Considers Leasing Electric Chair For Execution
Attorney General Temmey advised the Board of Charities and Corrections to lease an electric chair if copper materials remain restricted by the War Production Board. Prisoner Clifford Haas, 31, faces execution with only clemency as a possible halt. The issue centers on funding and procurement under state maintenance rules and 1939 law.
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Haas
Sioux Falls
Melbourne B. Lewis
Grant County
Milbank
Harlan J. Bushfield
Rare operation performed on eight hour old Rapid City baby
Local doctors report three rare procedures on a newborn boy at Rapid City after he was born with an intestinal blockage at Belle Fourche. The infant, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Oxford of Mona Wyoming, survived the initial surgery and is recovering at Local hospital. An additional abdominal operation is planned to connect the colon, with a temporary artificial opening to remain until age ten or twelve when plastic surgery may correct it.
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Rapid City
James Oxford
Mona
Wyo
Belle Fourche
Box Car Of Rubber Gathered At Preston
Lake Preston June 25 Special big item in the strap rubber drive was Neil Lawsons contribution of 43 old tires ripping the series for 780 pounds. Virtually a box car load of rubber has been collected to date. Scrap rubber sells for one cent a pound and when mixed with raw rubber in an 85 percent scrap ratio is used in making new rubber products.
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Preston Lake Preston
Lake Preston
Neil Lawson
Wanted Hearers For Simple Hearing Test Cure
An advertised home hearing test claims to aid temporary deafness and ringing from earwax build up. It cites a long history since 1695, over a million packages sold, pharmacy quality ingredients, and a satisfaction guarantee with refunds. Sold by Sherman & Moe Drug Store in Huron South Dakota.
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U. S
Pharmacopeia
Curine
Sherman & Moe Drug Store
Huron
S. D
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