Gunderson Opens Campaign With Shot At Governor Defends Self
Former South Dakota Governor Carl Gunderson launches his 1930s campaign for the Republican nomination denouncing state administration. He rebuts charges by State Treasurer A. C. Goodhope and accuses officials of overpaying, but cites a 50 reduction in department staff from a reorganization and calls for restraint on state spending while defending his own record.
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Gunderson
Warren Green
Smith
Virgil Speakers Win Berths In District
Virgil high school hosted the George Washington Bicentennial contest with three grade divisions. Winners advance to Beadle County and regional contests, with Class one going to Huron March 1 and Class three to a regional then state competition. Judges were Mrs. Camn, Mrs. Holtey, and Mrs. Williams. Alvina Hittle topped Class I. Bill Maunders led Class II. Koren Gooding won Class III.
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Virgil
George Washington
Huron
Beadle County
F.C. Camn
Herbert Holtey
C. N. Williams
Alvina Hittle
T.durrell Rogers
Marie Weikum
Bill Maunders
Marcella Weiss
Mary Barth
Koren Gooding
Ccm
Ruth MccMullin
Bernice Strong
Inexpensive Rheumatism Remedy Guaranteed
A sensational ad touts Alleniafor at 85 cents per bottle from Longstaff Drug Co. with a money back guarantee if pain, swelling, or uric acid buildup do not ease within 48 hours. Claims apply to sciatica neuritis and lumbago as a quick, safe remedy for joint and muscle suffering.
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Allenia
Longstaff Drug Co
Feed Shortage Worsens in Kingsbury County
Kingsbury County faces rising feed shortages after two days of cold wind and snow. Relief workers warn demand will grow as hay remains scarce at the county seat and trucking from the north struggles to reach farms. Red Cross aid and market supplies are now stretched, with more relief needed as cold returns threaten deliveries.
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Kingsbury DE Smet
Kingsbury
Red Cross
Washington Orchestra Formed At Redfield
Redfield forms the Washington Bi Centenni al Orchestra under Charles A Urban founder of the worlds first juvenile symphony orchestra. The 35 piece group will perform at Washington memory programs through the year. Urban also composed Americana a memorial piece. He was a close friend of John Philip Sousa and directed Sousa’s band once in Redfield.
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John Philip Sousa
Sousa
Redfield
Mr. Urban
Redfield College to Present Annual Concert
Redfield college music department offers its annual concert on Friday night with the college orchestra directed by C A Urban. Clarinet pieces will be performed by Levie, and selections by Dr Paul Schubert and Miss Betty Stuart. Thomas McDermott will play a violin solo.
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Redfield College
Redfield
C. A. Urban
Levie
Paul Schubert
Betty Stuart
Thomas McDermott
Indian Farmers To Hold Short Course at Cheyenne Agency
Indian men and women of the Cheyenne reservation will meet at Cheyenne agency March 24 and 25 for a farmers short course announced by county agricultural agent Benjamin H. Schaub. The program includes health and nutrition talks for Indian women while men receive lectures on poultry housing sheep raising 4 H club work insect control corn feed crops and livestock management. Governor Green is to speak on the first afternoon and W F Dickens superintendent of the Indian school at Cheyenne agency will give a welcome address.
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Timber Lake
Cheyenne Reservation
Cheyenne Agency
Benjamin H. Schaub
Watertown Plans April 19 Mayor Election
Watertown city council announced official notice for the April 19 municipal election. The resolution provides a two year mayoral term, a four year municipal judge, and five two year alderman terms. Provisions were made to transfer and retire $10,000 of water department bonds current in another city department sinking fund.
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Watertown
Water Department
Eastern Debaters To Close Season At Eastern State
Eastern State Normal school debaters near season end with two non decision tilts in the college auditorium. The state champion women’s team faces St Olaf College women from Northfield Minnesota, while two Eastern men’s teams duel the Huron College women. Women’s debate judged by D Coon of Sioux Falls. participants include Ethel MacGunnison and Helen McCain. Afternoon men’s debates feature Johnston Jeffries and Keith Case for the affirmative and Kenneth Schooler with Jay Roney for the negative.
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Eastern
Madison
Eastern State Normal School
College Auditroum
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minnesota
Huron College
A D. Coon
Sioux Falls
Ethel MacGunnison
Hartford
Helen McCain
Mitchell
Johnston Jeffries
Pierre
Keith Case
Kenneth Schooler
Reliance
Jay Roney
Chester
Alleged Counterfeiter Held For Federal Court
Aberdeen March 10 Fred Louk Cresbard arrested last Saturday on counterfeiting charges waived preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner I O Curtis and bound to trial at the May term of federal court Bonds set at 11000 Wilbur Smith also arrested last week waived a hearing and Sunday confessed to a plot in which he and Look were to manufacture imitation silver dollars and circulate them He already has been held to trial on bonds of 5000 Both are held in the county jail in default of bonds All but four of the 59 bogus dollars said by Smith to have been manufactured by Louk have been found.
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Aberdeen
Fred Louk
Cresbard
U. S
I. O. Curtis
Wilbur Smith
Smith
Louk
Williams Elected To Head Watertown Elks
Watertown Elks lodge 838 elected William T. Williams as exalted ruler succeeding J. W. Balsiger. Other officers chosen include D. W. Steele as leading knight Ray R. Fletcher loy al knight Roy Ruse lecturing knight C. D. Ray secretary L. T. Morris treasurer J. A. Zervas treasurer? Miller trustee J. W. Balsiger delegate and Irvin Myers alternate delegate. Installation set for April 4.
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L. T. Morris
J. A. Zervas
Tler
W. F. Miller
J. W. Balsiger
Grand Lodge
Irvin ‘ Myers
Three Cars Stolen Then Recovered In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls police logged a busy night as three automobiles vanished during the night but were all recovered by 9 30 the next morning. None were damaged though a tobacco salesman's car was looted of 95 dollars worth of tobacco and pipes.
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Sioux Falls
Regular G. O. P. Delegates File Nomination in South Dakota
In Pierre on March 10 GP A filed a petition with the secretary of state for a slate of presidential delegates and alternates favored by “regular” Republicans. The group will appear on the May 3 primary ballot as uninstructed. sponsors say they may be rightly classed as regular Republicans. Being the first to file, the delegation will be listed in the advantageous left-hand column of the primary ballot under state election law.
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Pierre
Secretary of State
South Dakota
Borneman Heads South Dakota Threshermen Presidency
H F Borneman of Sioux Falls was re elected president of the South Dakota Brotherhood of Threshermen at the closing session of the 11th annual convention in Sioux Falls. A J Caldwell and W A Swark were reelected officers, with committee and delegate selections announced. A faction opposed to Hoover’s renomination discussed at length, with delegates and alternates listed for a national convention. Lane pupils win declamatory honors at Wessington Springs, Cleon Butz and Dennis Gross recognized, sending Cleon to Mitchell regional contest.
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Sioux Falls
H. F. Borneman
South Dakota Brotherhood of Threshermen
A. J. Caldwell
Sioux Fells
W. A. Swark
Hiram Kriens
Hartford
Adolph Bort~men
Munda
Emil Loricks
Lake Preston
Bornemian
Mr. Borneman
L. A. Crandall
Helland
Martin Dahl
Nunda
John Aaker
Jes Flandreau
W. H. Pringle
Pierre
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
C. M. Day
Chambers Kellar
al J. Adams
Sisseton
E. B. Adams
Hot Springs
Mx. Pringle
E. F. Wilson
Huron
L. W. Robinson
Mitchell
W. C. Hermann
St. Lawrence
E. M. Mumford
Howard
H. O. Lund
Colone
John A Boland
Rapid City
John T. Medin
Charles A. Davis
Burke
Fred Dunham
Wessington Springs
Henry Halla
Tyndall
R. F. Williamson
L. H. Woodworth
Webster
Theo. I. P. Geidt
Eureka
D. C. de Vany
Mobridge
A. B. Gunderson
Vermillion
George River
Flandres
al Adams
B. Adams
Lane
Cleon Butz
Livestock Loss Is Heavy Near Kimball
Livestock losses appear high as cattle hides bought in Kimball suggest thousands of cattle died this winter from inadequate feed. Drought and grasshoppers last summer damaged pastures, two months of feeding remain needed. Horses are weak from poor feeding, and many tractors may be used to prepare land for the next crop. Corn ground is good and weed free with corn expected to be listed broadly. Seed stocks are only about 16 percent of needs. barley at 55 cents, wheat 45 cents, oats 40 cents.
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Kimball Kimball
Broadland Benefit Dance Supports Drought Farmers Relief
Broadland plans a benefit dance on Friday to aid drought stricken farmers. All proceeds go to the state relief fund.
Much Stock Feed Is Received At Geddes
Geddes on March 10 reports twenty seven car loads of hay and grain received for livestock relief. Distribution last week included two cars hay from WNAX Yankton and one car corn from Shellsberg Iowa loaded by federated churches plus corn from Knoxville Iowa by American Legion. Additional hay from St George Kansas by Knights of Columbus two cars mill feed from Great Bend Kansas by American Legion and grain from Dedham Iowa by the Boosters club. One car corn from Jolly Illinois purchased by?
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Minn
American Legion
St. George
Kans
Knights of Columbus
Great Bend
Dedham
Boosters Club
Jolly
Le Valley opens meat market with groceries
Lane announces the opening of a new Le Valley store and meat market offering groceries and meats. The market fills a void in Lane as residents note the town had been without a butcher and grocery source for several months.
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le Valley
Livestock and feed shortages ease with shipments
The tense situation concerning livestock in this county has been temporarily relieved by shipments of hay and other feed. Horses are generally below normal condition for spring, a consequence of the ongoing feed shortage and wet conditions.
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Gov. Greavief Fund
Explosion Damages Ranch Home Hurts Halvorsens
An explosion from a kitchen range and attached hot water tank at the Halvorsen ranch home injures Mrs. Henry Halvorsen with a broken jaw arm and fractured leg. The blast wrecks part of the home and is blamed on the hot water tank.
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Steve
Lemmon
Henry Halvorsen
Attehudt
Halvorsens
Borneman Announces Sioux Falls Sheriff Candidacy
Merle C. Borneman of Sioux Falls announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff of Minnehaha County. A World War II veteran, he emphasizes law and order and public safety in his bid.
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Borneman
Sioux Falls
Merle C. Borneman
Minnehaha
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State House
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Armstrong
Hursi
T. J. Harvey Co
Harvey
Wall Street
Renin Bze
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Salteus
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Winesap
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Geddes
Studebaker
Ed Dinneen Motor Co
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