Civil Service For Cities Is Feature In South Dakota
Pierre March 1 At least 8 laws expanding municipal powers were enacted by the 1927 South Dakota legislature including an optional civil service plan for cities with a board and defined duties and salaries. The measure allows repeal of civil service ordinances but preserves rights of current employees. Other acts authorize assessable bonds, swimming pools, recall of mayors, playgrounds, higher salaries in large cities, water returns, and pension deductions up to 3 percent. Local option to run city liquor in both on and off sale, plus control over hours for private on sale dealers, also passed.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Legista Furce
Civil Service
Civil Service Board
Manandle
Sioux Falls
Pension Fund
Federal Court To Handle 70 Cases In Sioux Falls
Sixty cases remain on the criminal calendar as the grand jury convenes Tuesday to consider seventy matters. Among those to be reviewed is the case of former Lieutenant Governor Robert Paterson of Center Ville on embezzlement charges. Also to be considered are proceedings involving Lee Bradley Willson Nesbit and Harry Reeves. Meanwhile Mrs Earl Tacrpe is recovering in Enron hospital after an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Mar
Grand Jury
Robert Paterson
Center- Ville
Lee Bradley
Willson Nesbit
Harry Reeves
Kidney Health Ad Promotes Cystex Remedy
An old style advertisement warns kidneys and bladder users about pains and acidity and promotes Cystex with a money back guarantee. It claims rapid vitality, urges contacting a local druggist, and mentions a Bank of America deposit and a California location.
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Bank of America
Los Angeles
Calif Warantees
S F Vice Raid Loses Its Sting By Court Action
Sioux Falls March 15 A circuit judge ruled that search warrants issued for two alleged Sioux Falls gambling houses were void because affidavits were not sworn before the proper magistrate. Evidence seized in the February raids was returned to five defendants. Items returned included furniture typewriters roulette wheels chips dice and cash.
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Sioux Falls
J. L. Fleeger
Simc
Ransom J. Gibbs
S. H. Chapman
James O. Berdahl
Fewer Students On Redfield Honor Roll
Redfield High School honors roll lists seniors leading with eleven students earning pass cards for study hall absence. Seniors named include Florence Beckman Delmont Byrn Cleora Harmening Modesta Lawler Asther Fieman Marjorie Pribble Agiline Reynolds Bertha Reeber Evange Une Scheartz and Fred Wall. Juniors feature Arthur Becktoun Elizabeth Buckman Roberta Coxe Medora Rossel Ghidys Kincheloe Vir tfitta Lutter Rosella Lutz Ernest Mannings Delores Marlette Mary Slaughter. Sophomores number six with Edna Bassinger Arlene Beckman Eleanor Coleman Aric Kolegratt Mildred Miesen Donald Woodford. Freshmen total ten, including Janet Chapman Margaret Hansen Vera Hilkemeier Vivian Hottell Roberta Johnson Delpha Kistner Richard Kiap Rerich Eileen Lloyd Viola Marlow Bernadene Roeber.
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Redfield
Tess
Florence Beckman
Delmont Byrn
Cleora Harmening
Modesta Lawler
Asther Fieman
Marjorie Pribble
Agiline Reynolds
Bertha Reeber
Evange Une Scheartz
Fred Wall
Arthur Becktoun
Elizabeth Buckman
Roberta Coxe
Medora Rossel
Ghidys Kincheloe
Virtfitta Lutter
Rosella Lutz
Ernest Mannings
Delores Marlette
Mary Slaughter
Edna Bassinger
Arlene Beckman
Eleanor Coleman
Aric Kolegratt
Mildred Miesen
Donald Woodford
Janet Chapman
Margaret Hansen
Vera Hilkemeier
Vivian Hottell
Roberta Johnson
Delpha Kistner
Richard Kiap- Rerich
Eileen Lloyd
Viola Marlow
Bernadene Roeber
Erwin Club Considers Public Library Location
The Erwin Community Club met at the high school with strong turnout to discuss placing a public library where it is most accessible. A program featured a vocal solo by Mrs. Henry Hauck, a primary recitation, and a debate between Erwin and Lake Preston High Schools, with Hodges and Jensen of Erwin on the negative side winning the decision.
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Erwin Club
Erwin
Erwin Community Club
Henry Hauck
Erwin Wid Lake Preston
Donald Hodges
Theodore Jensen
Ruby Larson
Hugh Wolkow
Spanish War Veterans Encampment Set for Pierre in June
W D Griffith department commander announces the annual encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans for Pierre June 13 14 and 15. He expects Scott Leavitt Milwaukee commander in chief to attend the event.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
W. D. Griffith
Department of South Dakota
Pierre
Griffith
Scott Leavitt
Milwaukee
Bound Over On Liquor Charges In Gettysburg
Gettysburg report states Earl Upham faced a federal charge for selling liquor to Indians. After a hearing in Pierre he was bound over to the May federal term of court. Unable to post $1000 bail, Upham remained jailed.
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Gettysburg
Mar
Incinnas
Earl Upham
Upham
Pierre
Legumes and Grass Rulings Issued for South Dakota
Ralga Johnston of State College announced the Agricultural Conservation Program criteria for legumes and grasses. Adaptability depends on seed origin and regional rainfall. South Dakota grown stocks and certain local grasses are approved, while imported or unsuitable varieties are rejected.
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Brookings
Mar
Johnston
State College
William J. Vance
South Dakota
Timothy
Kentucky
Johnson
Highway Hearings Slated This Week In Midwest
Pierre March 15. Highway commission hearings are set this week at Ortonville Minnesota and Sioux Falls South Dakota. On March 17 the Minnesota engineers meet in Ortonville to discuss locating road improvements on U S 12 between Big Stone City and Ortonville. On March 28 the Sioux Falls meeting includes county and city officials Chamber of Commerce representatives and Illinois Central Railway officials to debate a grade crossing elimination on State Highway 38 east of Sioux Falls. An overhead crossing project on Seventh Street between Phillips and New Smith avenues will also be discussed.
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Pierre
Highway Commission
Ortonville
Minn
Sioux Falls
Andrew Norstad
Commission
South Dakota Commission
Minnesota Highway Department
U. S. 12
Big Stone City
Chamber of Commerce
Ilinois Central Railway Company
Seventh Street
Phillips and
Newsmith
Norstad
Students Receive New Requirements At Wesleyan University
Experimental Social Psychology students at Wesleyan University must devise original group tests to measure attitudes on topics such as race war and ethics as part of their water quarter examination. Dr Cecil J Semans head of the Philosophy and Religion department will assemble the trial to test validity and practicality across groups.
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Mitchell
Mar
Dukaty Wesleyan University
Cecil J. Semans
Rma
Shorter Honor Roll at Bancroft High School
Bancroft High School reports a shorter fourth term honor roll with 21 names this winter. Irregular attendance and stricter citizenship grades reduced eligible candidates. seniors lead with four names and sophomores add three.
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Bancroft
Mar
Bancroft High School
Insecurity Describes World Conditions Expert Says
Mitchell lecture features Professor Randle E. Dahl at Dakota Wesleyan University on social security. He warns that the plan’s wage contributions and reserve excess could prompt liberalized benefits and unsound government spending. The discussion highlights anxiety over unemployment and old age dependency.
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Mitchell
Mar
Randle E. Dahl
Dakota Wesleyan
Congress of the
United States
Congress
Ae Dahl
Y Officers Elected At SFC YWCA and YMCA
Sioux Falls selects Lucille Hiatt as YWCA president for the coming year alongside Dorothy Boardman as vice president and Alicia Fay as secretary. Jean Jensen of Audubon, Iowa, is treasurer. Rapid City’s Stanley Gordon chosen YMCA president with Harold Engberg as secretary and Wendell Webb as treasurer. Retiring officers include Helen Bryan, Charlotte Lang, Lucille Hiatt, Olen Steen, Wendell Webb, and Ernest Van Gerpen serving until successors take over.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Lucille Hiatt
YWCA
Sioux Falls College
Dorothy Boardman
Alica Fay
Helen Bryan
Minden
Nebraska
Charlotte Lang
Olen Steen
Minneapolis
Minnesota
The
Wendel Webb
Spirit’ Lake
Iowa
Ernest van Gerpen
Avon, S. D
New Move By Clark In Election Contest
Pierre March 15 The latest step in the election contest over the attorney general’s office is a move by Sterling Clark Republican to compel Clair Roddewig Democratic incumbent to declare whether he elects a recount in the remaining 27 counties. Clark obtained a supreme court order requiring Roddewig to show cause March 22 why he should not either continue the recount or agree not to do so later. In the first counties recounted at Clark’s request Roddewig was still 209 ahead with 74 disputed ballots. The court indicated it would consider whether to order a canvass of the remaining 27 counties named by Roddewig. No official purpose was given for the latest move.
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Clark
Roddewig
Supreme Court
Ister Songler
Tov
Truck load restrictions eased on key South Dakota highways
The South Dakota Highway Commission announced changes effective March 13 allowing higher truck loads on several main routes. U S 12 from Aberdeen to Mobridge State 45 from Leola to the Faulk County line State 10 Leola to Beltron U 3 14 Pierre to Highmare saw limits rise from 6000 to 10000 pounds. Restrictions on other highways remain unchanged.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota Highway Commission
U.S
Aberdean
Mobridge
Leola
South Faulk County
Beltron
U. 3
Highmare
Highmore Man Delivers Talk On Classroom Discipline
Hyde Club for Educational Service at Dakota Wesleyan University heard Superintendent Ralph E Botah of Highmore urge teachers to adopt firm yet humane discipline. He warned against rigid routines and urged teachers to discuss problems with superintendents, stressing that teachers should befriend students and know when to seek help. The address titled Disciplinary Problems emphasized decisive but supportive approaches to student behavior.
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Highmore
DWU Mitchell
Ralph E.botah
Hyde Club
Dakota Wesleyan University
Borohanid
Tsiq
Borah
Special Session Likelihood Seen in State Dispute
Secretary of Agriculture Gordon Stout warned a special legislative session could be necessary if the justice department’s license and inspections divisions are not reorganized. He argued transferring those duties to agriculture would reduce political conflict and ensure stable state governance.
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Department of Justics Law
Stout
Department of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Debate Contests Hear Lake Preston Erwin Highs
Four students and Miss Taylor with Mr. Kleinsasser attended a debate event in Erwin where Lake Preston and Erwin High Schools debated. The negative side won in both classes, with Kleinsasser serving as judge.
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Bancroft
Mar
Sperial
Taylor
Kleinsasser
Erwin
Lake Preston
Thugs Fail To Erase Identity Of Their Victim
SIOUX FALLS, Mar 15 D V Baker a police identification officer here who took pictures of the exhumed body of Robert Markword at Milbank last week said the alleged member of a bank robbery gang was identified through fingerprints which his slayers had failed to obliterate. Baker said a shotgun was used to shoot off all but the little finger of one hand to an effort to block at tempt at identification but that the print from this finger compared perfectly with Merkword s record. The victim was shot once in the abdomen and once through the heart Baker said.
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Sioux
Falls
Mar
D. V. Baker
Robert Markword
Milbank
Baker
Merkword
Redfield Club Honors Cage Squad Guests at Kiwanis Event
Redfield High School athletes will be guests of Kiwanis Wednesday night March 17 for the annual fete honoring the school’s athletic program. Doland Cagers state class B champions with Coach Glenn Bubbard join the festivities as both schools’ players are recognized. South Dakota State College Coach R. H. Threlfell speaks, with H. M. Hepner assisting. Milton Buchholz and Lorrey Nelson named co-captains of Redfield’s All-State B team join Ronald Coats and Don Smith from Doland. Dinner at 6:30 precedes guest introductions and toasts.
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Redfield
Redfield High School
Kiwanis Club
Aera
Fhe
Doland
Glenn Bubbard
Spink County
R. H. Threlfull
South Dakota State College
Brookings
H. &. Hepner
State College
Threlfell
Allstate
Milton Buchholz
Lorrey Nelson
Ronald Coats
Don Smith
Twito Resigns From Game Commission in Pierre
Pierre March 15 H T Twito of Watauga has resigned as a state Fish and Game Commissioner and is named to Saplael Frank Cundill of Firesteel resigning to join the state board of ro Renta. The unexpired term ends July 1 1937. The actions dated March 10 were recorded by the secretary of state. Twits served in the house during the recent legislative session which ended March 5.
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Twito
Game Commission
Pierre
H. T. Twito
Watauga
Jensen. Sa
State Fish and Game Commission
Twits
Saplael Frank Cundill
Firesteel
Ro- Renta
Redfield Dormitory Nears Completion at State Home
The new women’s dormitory at the state school and home is nearly finished with fireproof brick faced exterior and terrazzo floors. It is almost ready to be turned over to State Home authorities and will expand housing. An open inspection is planned during the American Legion and Auxiliary conference on April 4, with a banquet to follow in the new building’s main roof.
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Mar
Staw
American Legion and Auxiliary
State Home Editorium
Rushmore Society Leader Cullinan Dies in California
Rapid City report says Hous ton Texas native Cullinan, 75, former National Mt Rushmore Commission member and president of the Mt Rushmore National Memorial Society of the Black Hills, died in Palo Alto California. He founded Texas Company and chaired the society from 1930 until death. Funeral services planned in Houston Sunday.
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Rushmore Society
Rapid City
Mar
Palo Alito
Calif
Cullinan
Houston
Texas
National
Mt. Rushmore Commission
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial Society of
Black Hills
The
Texas Comppany
Timit Is Placed On Truck Loads GETTYSBURG
Signs along highways 212 and 83 in Potter County notify the public of new road limit regulations due to soft road bed. The limit remains 6000 pounds gross until further notice.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
You Can Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort
An old ad claims Fasteeth powder makes false teeth more comfortable by deodorizing and removing taste and gagging sensations. It promises a pleasant, odorless experience for eating and laughing, available in three sizes from druggists.
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Nelvaing
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Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co
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