Election Board Rules For Primary Ballot Handling In Dakota
The article outlines that a three judge panel supervises voting and ballot counting in each precinct. Judges manage registration ballots and the ballot box. voters must state party affiliation and ballots are marked in secret with a cross. Ballots are counted at closing, canvassed by party, and records sealed and delivered to the county auditor within three days. The county canvass board then tallies returns, with a certified abstract due to the secretary of state within seven days.
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Pierre
South
Dakota
Election Board
Secretary of State
Extension Course Teachers Gather in Gann Valley
Buffalo county teachers enrolled in an Aberdeen Normal school extension course discussed Russia and the Balkans. Gertrude Fiyte outlined history, Elva Krog geography, Nettie Fraser the five year plan, Irma Pearson demonstrated Russian music, and J D Hall covered current history and the plan. The five hour course helps certificate renewal. next meeting April 9 will cover Germany France and Italy.
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Gann Valey
Buffalo County
Aberdeen Normal School
Gann Valley
Rusia
Balkans
Gertrude Fiyte
Russia
Elva Krog
Nettie Fraser
Irma Pearson
J. D. Hall
Exst
Germany
France
Haly
Johnson Explains Vote On Prohibition Ballot
Representative Royal C. Johnson of South Dakota explained his reasons for voting to consider the liquor control resolution. He cited 4,000,000 or more veterans and 12,000,000 new voters since 1918 plus many women with no vote on the eighteenth amendment. The House voted 227 to 187 against taking up the legislation. Other South Dakota congressmen joined him in opposing consideration.
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Washington
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota
House
Gann Valley Stages Declamatory Contest
The George Washington Bicentennial Declamatory contest for Buffalo county was held at Gann Valley. Edward Martin won first in the grammar grade and will represent Buffalo county in the district contest at Pierre with "Washington the Nation Builder." Bonnie Hubbard took second, Ralph Stewart third. Phyllis Menzie won first in the intermediate section with "The Little Red Stamp," Chester Dye second, Virginia Hall first in the same level with "To Washington," and Mary Dykes second.
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Gann Valley
George Washington
Buffalo County
Edward Martin
Baffle County
Pierre
Chester Dye
Virginia Hall
Washington
Mary Dykes
Missionary Society Meeting at Wessington
Members of the missionary society at Wessington will meet with Mrs. C. W. Dake on Friday afternoon, March 38. Each member may bring a guest. Newly elected officers include President Mary J. Henderson and Vice President H. C. Hutchinson.
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Wessinggon
The
Missionary Society
Wessington
C. W. Dake
Mary J. Henderson
H. C. Hutchinson
Fred Bowen
Mary Allen
J. M Black
Former Wessington Resident To Return
Mrs. Minnie Hain and children of Fort Lythe Montana will move to a farm home five miles south of Wessington to live permanently. She is known here as Mrs. Minnie Crossman and is sister to Charles W. Croes of Aberdeen. Announced candidacy Luella Werden of Sioux Falls seeks the Republican nomination for county superintendent of schools at the primary.
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Wessing Yun
Minnie Hain
Fort Lythe
Mont
Wessington
Hain
Minnie Crossman
Charles W. Croes
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Luella Werden
South Dakota Publishes List of Legally Eligible Securities
The South Dakota state securities commission sent banks and attorneys a list of about 215 securities and licensed brokers as part of a drive against unlicensed offerings. The notice emphasizes that illegal sale costs South Dakota heavily and that the list is for compliance and inspection, not an official endorsement.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Securities Commisson
Gladys Pyke
State Securities Commission
Miss Pyle
The
Securities Commission
Commission
Met Sil
New York
Boston
Chicago
Aberdeen Legion Launches Job Drive in City Block Plan
Aberdeen American Legion members adopt a peace and war motto and begin a city survey next Monday to re register the unemployed. The drive uses the Rochester plan to assign odd jobs to residents in each city block and aim to place every unemployed person in Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen Legion
Aberdeen
Aberdeen American Legion
Willech
Rochester
District Farm Union to Meet at Madison
Farmers Union members from 12 South Dakota counties will meet here for a quarterly district convention March 2. Counties represented will be Lake Moody Minnehaha McCook Miner Hanson Davison Sanborn Jerauld Aurora Brule and Buffalo. Diversion of county gasoline tax and motor vehicle money into township road funds will be one of the subjects discussed.
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Madison Madison
South Dakota
Lake
Moody
Minnehaha
McCook
Miner
Hanson
Davison
Sanborn
Jerauld
Aurora
Brule
Buffalo
Winners of Robert H. Miller Essay Prizes
Arthur Scholten of Corsica and Fred Nichol of Yankton win the Robert H. Miller essay prizes for essays on international relations and peace. First prize is a $15 scholarship to Scholten. second prize, $25 cash to Nichol. Eight colleges entered. judging in Chicago. awards funded by relatives of Robert H. Miller who died in France.
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Yarstun
Imnate
Arthur Scholten
Corsica
Fred Nichol
Yankton
Robert H. Miller
Chicago
France
Mary Esther Reese
Michell
Wayne Nicholas
Ree Heights
Signs of Spring Return Amid Cold Plunges in Plankinton
Plankinton reports visible spring signals as geese ducks and robins migrate north while woodpeckers drum. Ground moisture rises and lake beds soak, suggesting potential early crop aid after deep freezes. In Vermillion, March 1 a radio address by Herman H Trachsel discusses the lame duck amendment awaiting state legislatures under 48 governors on KUSD Friday night.
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Plankinton
KUSD
Herman H. Trachsel
University of South
Sheep Die As Dogs Rampage Across Marshall County
Marshall County farms report sheep losses as two German police dog breed41s attack flocks at dawn. Fred Stiles, a local farmer, suffers substantial losses after a large band is mauled. one dog is killed and another shot. Farmers arm themselves with rifles as more dogs roam at large.
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Britton Britton
Marshall County
Fred Stiles
Washington Birthday Declamatory Meet Held at Lake Preston
The Lake Preston schools hosted a district declamatory contest with three grade divisions. Esther Garlock won first in grades one and two with Washington's Birthday, Patricia Bonner won in grades three to five with Our Washington, and Lyal Lewison won in grades six to eight with A Letter by General George Washington.
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Lake Preston
Lake
Preston
Washington
Esther Garlock
Patricia Bonner
Our
Lyal Lewison
George’ Washington
Vivian Rice
Lilliam Hendrickson
P. A. Anderaen
Rural Pupils Enter Declamatory Contest at Baker School
In Lake Preston on March 16 teachers from Baker township rural schools held the Washington bicentennial declamatory contest elimination at the high school. Our Very Best by Verne Larson Marion Collins won the first group and Marie Lakness Mabel Nelson and Theodore Thorson Frances Rich tied for first in the second group with The Little Red Stamp.
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Lake Preston
Baker Township
Rvil
Washington
Verne Larson
Marion Collins
Marie Lakness
Mabel Nelson
Theodore Thorson
Frances Rich
Essay contest winners announced in school event
Edna Shanks under mentor Mildred Finch won in the upper grade group with the piece "Washington on Education" while Selma Thorson, taught by Fran, took first honors in the essay contest.
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Edna Shanks
Mildred Finch
Washington On Education
Selma Thorson
Fran
Law Obsros hance music numbers at ps mh recital
A fragmented report notes musical numbers during a recital titled Law Obsros hance. Performers listed include Doris Wierno with solo by Lillian Serbacken and an elective piece performed by the Royal Band under C. L.
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