Roosevelt's First Year Outlined In Washington View
The Associated Press chief profiles Roosevelt's first year, noting a stronger public mood and rising trade activity. Washington buzzes with speed, new programs, and shifting politics as the administration pursues ambitious reforms and global distractions fade from attention. We are on our way.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Orne
White House
Congress
Peta
Hore
Europe
Far East
State Department
Diplomatic Corps
Paris
France
America
Tokyo
Balloon Flight Set To Start From Lone Prairie
Akron va March reports Capt A W Stevens U S A aerial photographer and Mai William E Kepner announce the next American invasion of the stratosphere will launch from the Lone Prairie near Cheyenne Wyoming or Rapid City South Dakota. Start cannot occur before next June due to work on a 90 0000 cubic foot capacity balloon under construction at the site.
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Akron
Mar
Lone Prairie
A. W. Stevens
U.S.A
Stevens
Mai
William E. Kepner
Cheyenne
Wyo
Rapid City
Marriages Performed At Miller
On February 24 two marriage licenses were issued in Miller. Ernest E. Ross 35 Lyonville South Dakota wed Adelia C. Schultz 26 Charlotte Iowa in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Albert Hartt. George W. Sedwick 21 Gann Valley married Berniece C. Schweigert 20 Miller with Rev. Father C. J. Schilling presiding.
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Miller Miller
Ernest E. Ross
Lyonville
South
Dakota
Adelia C. Schultz
Charlotte
Iowa
Albert Hartt
George W. Sedwick
Gann Valley
Berniece C. Schweigert
Cavour Whist Team Victorious Again in Return Match
Cavour defeated Oldham in a Monday night return game at Cavour 767 to 61. H C Tompers and R V Small led Cavour with 156 points each and earned a 250 dollar prize. Oldham’s top two scorers were Jack and Joe Shannon with 125. Father Reily sponsored the event.
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Cavour
Oldham
H.C. Tompers
RV. Small
Jack
Joe Shannon
Father Reily
Danforths Reach Out After Critical Family Illness
Paul Danforth of Summit and Mr and Mrs John Danforth of Detroit were summoned to the home of Mrs C Danforth where she lay critically ill but is now improving.
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Raymond
Mar
Paul Danforth
Summit
John Danforth
Detroit
Mich
C. Danforth
Margaret James Chosen Miss Vanity Fair in 1934 Contest
Vermillion March 1 Margaret Helen James of Vermillion was selected Miss Vanity Fair by Henry Raleigh for the 1934 Vanity Fair pageant at the University of South Dakota. Verna Holst of Pierre placed second, with Luella Wangsness Garretson Mary Albertson Vermillion and Margaret Schlosser Plankinton as other winners.
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Mar
Margaret Helen James
Henry Raleigh
Vanity Fair
University of South Dakota
Verna Holst
Pierre
Luella Wangsness
Garretson
Mary Albertson
Vermillion
Margaret Schlosser
Plankinton
Raleigh
Coyota
Woonsocket Woman Is Buried Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Brewster were held Tuesday afternoon at the MBE church with Rev. F. W. Cannon presiding. She died Sunday afternoon at her son Walter's home after a long illness at age 79, an early Sanborn County resident who came to Dakota Territory in 1882.
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Woonsocket
Mar
Brewster
M.be
F. W. Cannon
Burial noted for Walter Delmar and Mrs Ruth Collins
The notice records burial in Eventide cemetery for three children including Walter and Delmar, with Mrs Ruth Collins of Miller named among mourners. The Chinese cotton crop for 1923 is estimated at 2,500,000 bales, up from 2,261,000 in 1932.
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Walter
Delmar
Woonsocket
Ruth ‘Collins
Miller
Eventide Cemetery
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