Rifle Coach Has Peculiar Pastime at State College
BROOKINGS March 18 Captain Walter E. Smith leads the varsity rifle team at State college and shoots at tacks for variety rather than bullseyes. Observers note he can drive tacks into a board from 30 feet while standing without a sling, and has inspired others on the team to try tack hitting, including members of the women's squad.
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Brookings
Mar
Sue
Walter E. Smith
State College
Usity
Nome
Cantain
Sergt
Leign Happ
Brookings residents visit Huron and area notices
City briefs mention My and Mrs W S Dilley returning to Brookings after a Sunday in Huron visiting Mrs Fred Hebeler. Andrew and Mrs Hauge of Dimock visit son and daughter in Huron with Sally Lou, then return to Dimeck. Various ads and notices about gas, real estate, and local shoppes.
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W. S. Dilley
Brookings
Huron
Fred Hebeler
Dudley
Hebeler
Niblo's
Andrew Hauge
Dimeck
Leonard Hauge
Lisle
Sally Lou
H. M. Best
Mildred Dallman
Deadwood
S. D
Davis
Texas
Addie Dietze
de Smet
Lewis Rogers
G & NJ
H. F. Babbitt
Eugene
Chetek
Wis
H. H. Hedbloom
Aberdeen
Hedbloom
Van Olst Denies Wrong Side Of Road In Crash
Van Olst driver of one car in collision south of Huron Sunday night says he was not on the wrong side of the road. He claimed gravel near edge made center of road unsafe and that both headlights were on. He taught at Washington school in Turor and was driving alone. Ed Hughes, other driver, was discharged from hospital yesterday. brother of another man was in Hughes’s car.
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Gilmore van Olst
Huron
Wessington Springs
van Olst
Washington School
Tuyor
Isington Sprilt
Ed Hughes
George Mayer
Mitchell
Alleged Alcohol Runners Escape After Sioux Falls Chase
Sioux Falls agents chased two alleged alcohol runners, J. B. Ryan and E. B. Kis sell, after spotting their auto on highway 16. The fugitives ditched the car, fled across prairie, and vanished as darkness hindered pursuit. A sack containing about three gallons of liquor and a bottle were thrown from the car during the pursuit.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Federal Prohibition Office
Prohibition Enforcement
Federal
Highway 16
J. B. Ryan
E. B
Dutch) Kissell
Yankton D A R To Host Radio Conservation Program
The Daniel Newcomb chapter of the D A R in Yankton will sponsor a conservation and thrift program on March 19. The broadcast airs on station WNAX from 8 30 to 9 o clock in the evening.
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Yankton
Daniel Newcomb
The
D. A. FR. of
WNAX
Jeffery Conducts Special Services at Salvation Army Hall
Evangelist and performer Eaey Walta Jeffery a blind Salvation Army evangelist will lead a series of services at the Salvation Army hall starting tonight. He will preach and provide nightly entertainment, with services daily through Monday except Friday when he travels to Hitchcock for a service. Rev Alfred Tyenerry of First Baptist will preach Thursday night.
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Eaey Walta Jeffery
Salvation “Army
Salvation Army Hall
Jeffery
Hitchcock
Alfred Tyenerry
First Baptist Church
Liquor Law Violator Given Stiff Sentence
WATERTOWN March 18 John William Cram was sentenced to one year in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls and a $250 fine after pleading guilty to possession of liquor in a public place. The charge, his second offense within a year, makes the crime a felony. Cram had earlier served 20 days in county jail and was arrested Saturday with a pint of liquor in his hip pocket. He refused a preliminary exam and chose to plead guilty.
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Watertown
Mar
John William Cram
Sioux Falls
W. N. Skinner
Crom
William Olson
A. B. Jaynes
Cram
Aneola Root The Only Medicine That Helped Me
Mrs. Mary Dayton of Sioux Falls credits Aneola Root with curing her poor stomach condition and gas pains after dry food caused headaches. She says digestion improved and headaches vanished, praising the product and recommending it to others. Sherman and Moe's and leading druggists in the region sell Aneola Root.
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Mary Dayton
Main St
Sioux Falls
Sherman & Moe's
Olivet votes on Northwestern Public Service franchise
Olivet voters go to the polls on March 21 to decide granting a franchise to Northwestern Public Service Co to supply light and power after a fire cut off the town’s electric plant. The proposal, favored by the town board, requires a two thirds yes vote and promises street lights and lower rates.
Pioneer Drayman Dies At Wessington Springs
Wellington Springs March 18 Leo R Theeler a 72 year old veteran drayman pioneer dies at Wessington Springs after a long illness. He was known for years of service in local freight and delivery networks and leaves behind a widow and several children. Funeral arrangements are pending at the local undertaker.
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Drayman
Wessington
Wellington Springs
Leo R.theeler
German-born mail carrier dies after long illness
Theeler died at his home Saturday after months of illness. Born in Germany, he came to America at six, settled in Jerauld County in 1881, homesteaded in Pleasant township, and moved to the city 27 years ago to work as a drayman. He ferried mail from the depot to the post office for 25 years. Survived by wife, two sons Walter and Wallace, and three daughters Mrs August Brod kork of Lyonville, Mrs Nettie Cool of Marmoth, New Jersey, and Mrs Alice Hentingsen of Waterloo, Iowa. Funeral Wednesday at the local Odd Fellows hall with Rev A R Boone delivering the sermon.
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Walter
Wallace
August Brodkork
Lyonville
Nettie Cool
Marmoth
N. J
Alice Hentingsen
Waterloo
Tawa
Odd Fellows
A. R. Boone
Congregational Church
Wessington Woman Visits at Hetland and Iroquois
Mrs. Templeton of Wessington, mother of Mrs. …, travels to Hetland and Iroquois. Details on her visit are summarized from a special report dated March 18. The item notes a personal visit by a Wessington resident to two towns.
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Wessington
Hetland
Iroquois Troquois
Mar
Templeton of
Iroquois Woman Visits Daughters After Trip
EO Casperson of Iroquois spent several days visiting her daughter and visited another daughter at Hetland before returning home.
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EO. Casperson
Iroquois
Hetland
Sioux Falls man dies after poisoning on downtown street
Despondent over finances and unemployment Theron Hamilton 35 took poison and collapsed on a downtown Sioux Falls street Saturday afternoon dying at a local hospital two hours later. He left a wife and two children.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Theron Hamilton
Wolsey Aid Society Elects 1930 Officers
Wolsey March 18 Special. W Streeter was elected president for the second year. Officers include H W Wiimer as vice president, H Oy Cheney secretary treasurer, J Mikkelson devotion committee chair, E G C missionary spur chair, Ry Chenoweth secretary of the missionary society, J G Dagen mercy and help chair.
Don’t Let Bronchial Cough Disrupt Sleep Nights
Emelia Hecht a Troy farmer reports severe bronchial coughs kept her awake night after night. After trying remedies with no relief she used Sin-O-Nine from Kerr Chemical Co. and felt relief from the start. The ad promises guaranteed results or money back and offers 3 cent 7 ounce and 1 dollar 15 ounce bottles with postage paid.
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Emelia Hecht
Troy
Piles pain relief touted by Buffalo Center farmer
H H Nordman of Buffalo Center Ia credits Colac Pile Pills with ending his bleeding itchy pile troubles after trying salves and other remedies. He used three bottles and says he is free of symptoms. Perriton's Pharmacy and local druggists offer with a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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H. H. Nordman
Buffalo Center
Mr. Nordman
Perriton’s
Tsc
Colac Chemical Co
Brentwood
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Yankton D. A. R
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Adveer
Paciety Bran
iOlivet
Cutiura
B.E. Weidner Eaton
Ohio
Cuticura Laboratories
Newt
H. Malden
Mass
Wolsey Aid Society
Massachusetts
Harmle
Eucalysia
Perriton
Adrenc Hist
Fawmous Kerr Chemical Co
Courage
FCS
EAS
Third
St. Clothiers
Home, Furnishers
United Furniture, Buyers, Association
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