Charges Filed Against Beddow in Worthless Stock Scheme
Yankton reports former Sioux City Ponzi figure Frank R. Beddow now on parole faces charges of obtaining property under false pretenses. A sealed complaint alleges he defrauded a jurist of $18,000 via worthless stock in Lowest Investment Co Inc, with property transfers including land, a house and lot, a Freeman note, and other assets totaling about $13,66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Frank R. Beddow
Sioux City
Beddow
South Dakota
W. D. Boyles
Frank Biegelmeier
Tripp
Lowest Investment Company, Inc
Delaware
Sacramento Valley
California
Hutchinson County
Kaylor
Freeman
Menno
Heddow
Sioux Falls
Eva Anglesburg Wins Northern State Poetry Contest
Eva K Anglesburg of Thompson North Dakota won first place in the annual poetry contest at Northern State Teachers college announced by contest head J C Lindberg The sponsors included O M Tiffany of Aberdeen Lara Putnam Carr of Aberdeen earned second place and Della McDaniel of Huron third Grace Brown Putnam of New Rockford received honorable mention Prizes totaled 18 poems from South Dakota North Dakota and Minnesota entered by twenty nine poets will be published in college publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva K. Anglesburg
Aberdeen
Eva. K. Angesburg
Thompson
N. D
Northern State Teachers College
J. C. Lindberg
O. M. Tiffany
Lara Putnam Carr
Della McDaniel
Huron
Grace Brown Putnam
New Rockford
N. C
Harriet Seymour‘Popowski
Merle Trickey
Caroline Sparrow
A. H. Seymour
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Mrs Barks Elected At D A R Meeting In Yankton
The state society of Children of the American Revolution elected officers for the coming year at a luncheon tied to the D A R state convention in Yankton. Officers include Mrs Susan B Warren as state director, Mrs D Jones as vice president, Miss Janet Bruce as secretary, Mrs Charles Baski as chaplain, Mrs F L A Howe as historian, and Mrs Fred Hatterscheidt as treasurer. The sixth district federation meeting will be hosted by clubs in Pierre East Pierre Blunt and Onida on April 27 and 28, with districts bounded by Pierre Mobridge Groton Deland and Huxon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barks
D.A.R
Yankton
State Society of Children of the American Revolution
Susan B. Warring
D. ¥. Jones
Watertown
Janet Bruce
Charles Baski
Huron
FL A. Howe
Mellette
Fred Hatterscheidt
Aberdeen
Pierre
South Dakota Federation of Worton
East Pierre
Blunt
Onida
Mobridge
Groton
Deland
Huxon
National Exterminating Company Incorporated in South Dakota
Pierre March 25. The National Exterminating Company of Mitchell has been incorporated under South Dakota laws to manufacture and distribute a rodent exterminator. The company is capitalized at $10,000. The incorporators are C D Rackliffe and Roscoe Satterlee of Mitchell and W Billows of Ontario New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
National Exterminating Company of
Mitchell
South Dakota
C.D. Rackliffe
Roscoe Satterlee
Mitshell
W. Billows
Onconta
N.Y
Spring Parley Draws Dozens of South Dakota Educators
Aberdeen March 25 Forty three towns and cities represented at the spring educational conference at Northern State Teachers college. Attendees included 23 city superintendents 10 high school principals 88 elementary teachers and 191 rural school teachers. Registration was lower than 1931 due to no school board meeting this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Northern State Teachers College
David Allen Anderson
Andover
Amherst
Barnard
Bath
Bristol
Claremont
Columbia
Ellendale
N. D
Eureka
Faulkton
Frederick
Groton
Hecla
Hosmer
Houghton
Lead
Leola
Loyalton
Mansfield
Mellette
Mina
Milbank
Mobridge
Pierpont
Pierre
Putney
Randolph
Rapid City
Richmond
Roslyn
Sisseton
Stratford
Warner
Mammoth Display Mounted at South Dakota University
Kirk Sandals of Mobridge, a junior in the University of South Dakota geology department, mounted a mammoth exhibit using bones found in Harding county and the Missouri river valley. The five foot head and tusks, likely ten feet long and five hundred pounds each, are shown as part of a half ton of ivory. The relics, donated by a local merchant, were hardened with shellac to endure for display.
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S. D.U. Vermillion
South Dakota
Kirk Sandals
Mobridge
University of South Dakota
Harding County
E. P. Hothrock
Grand River Valley
Missouri River Valley
Hathrock
Unfavorable Weather Halts Alpena Wolf Hunt Effort
The wolf hunt northeast of Alpena planned for the week to aid the Red Cross was poorly attended due to a daylong storm. The circle was incomplete and no wolves were captured. While the south line east of Alpena eight miles was well covered, the remaining area had many holes.
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Alpena
Red Cross
Akers couple leaves for Hillsboro after visit to ill mother
Mr and Mrs Ped Akers departed this week for their Hillsboro North Dakota home following a week at Mrs Ella Akers home. Ella Akers has been ill for some time but is reported to be considerably better recently.
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N. D
Mellette
Ped Akers
Hillsboro
Mr. Aker
Ella Akers
Legion Auxiliary To Sponsor Occupational Therapy Sales
RAPID CITY March 25. Sales totaling 350 have been made by the occupational therapy exchange run by the American Legion Auxiliary of South Dakota to aid disabled World War veterans market their handiwork. Mrs Lennie Bender Rapid City state occupational therapy chairman reports 72 units have held sales and others placed orders for spring delivery. April 18 is designated Occupational Therapy Exchange Day with all 197 units sponsoring sales. Proceeds aim to reach 2500 by the department convention in July. Large unit sales cited Aberdeen 93.05 Huron 75.66 Pierre 41.49 Mitchell 41.25 Madison 336.55. Articles include leather goods incense burners scarfs toys plaques vases reed baskets cribbage boards bird houses garden sticks bead mats. The exchange is part of the Auxiliary program Service for those who served with no commission and all proceeds go to the men. Operating expenses are paid by the state organization. Affected veterans include those in Fort Snelling St. Cloud Knoxville Battle Mountain Hot Springs facilities.
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Rapid City
Occupational Therapy Exchange
American Legion Auxiliary of
South Dakota
Lennie Bender
Bender
Department
Auxiliary
Fort Snelling
St. Cloud
New German Correspondence Courses Added at University of South Dakota
Vermillion March 23 Courses in The Current German Novel and Advanced German Composition have been added to the university extension division correspondence offerings. Elementary and second through fourth year German are taught by correspondence, with scientific medical chemical modern German plus poetry and the history of German literature listed in the bulletin.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
Hand County Pioneer Keeler Dies at 87 in Missouri
S. Feeler Keeler, an early Hand county settler who came in 1882, died at Fountain Grove, Missouri, the day after his 87th birthday. He filed on land in Burdette township and served two terms as Hand county register of deeds. Survived by two sons Charles and S Keeler and two daughters Nellie Holloway and Minnie Kenyon. Burial at Chillicothe, Missouri.
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Hand County
Burdette
S. &. Feeler
Fourttain Grove
Keeler
Burdette Township
Charles
S. §. Keeler
Fountain Grove
Nellie Holloway
Adena
Ohio
Minnie Kenyon
Chillicothe
Miller Family Returns From Des Moines Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs Christ Miller and family arrived from Des Moines where they spent the winter with relatives. Mr Miller will resume his planting operations here.
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Iowa
Mellette
Maron
Christ Miller
Des Moines
Miller
Dismissal of Embezzlement Charge Against Ludwig
Embez zlement charges against Samuel Ludwig, president of Ludwig Enterprises Inc, were dismissed by Municipal Judge Buckman in Aberdeen. The case, brought by former officer Kenneth Belina, alleged Ludwig embezzled 1800 using Belina’s note for security in a loan for the theater company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Aberdeen
Samuel Ludwi
Ludwig Enterprises, Inc
Buckman
Ludwig
Kenneth Belina
Belina
Forestburg Church Easter Fete Planned
Forestburg March 25 special Easter services at Presbyterian church with a 10 45 Sunday school program and an 8 o'clock Easter service. Morning program features music scripture prayers and dialogues plus solo and group recitations by local children culminating in In the Garden and The Golden Rule. All are welcome.
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Forestburg
Presbyterian Church
Mendelssohn
Efllaine Burrill
Lauretta Johnson
Elien Fairfield
Cecil Roberts
Record Entry Expected in Northern District Music Contest
More than 900 students from northern and eastern South Dakota high schools are expected to enter the district music contest at Northern Normal April 14 and 15. The Brookings district meeting is discontinued, inviting Aberdeen competitors and possibly boosting entry numbers. The district includes Armstrong Brown Campbell Carson Clark Day Dewey Edmunds Faulk Marshall McPherson Potter Roberts Spink Walworth and Ziebach. The event features 18 solo contests and five ensemble events across three size-based classes.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Northern Normal
Brookings
Armstrong
Brown
Campbell
Carson
Clark
Day
Dewey
Edmunds
Faulk
Marshall
McPherson
Potter
Roberts
Spink
Walworth
Ziebach
Petitions Due By April 2 For May 4 Primary
Pierre report says nominating petitions must be filed by April 2 even though that date precedes the May 4 primary election. An attorney notes the deadline provides a narrow window for candidates to file petitions and establish ballot access.
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Pierre
Attorney General Explains Petition Filing Deadlines
The general's office informs W C Brower state’s attorney at Clark that election statutes require petitions be filed 30 days before the primary. This year the 30th day before the primary falls on Sunday April 3. If the 30th day is Sunday, a petition filed on the following Monday is not in time because it would be fewer than 36 days before the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Brower
Clark
Attorney General
Rules County Must Hold Bond Election
The attorney general's office informs Burke Burk State's Attorney that Gregory County cannot issue funds for a courthouse without a bond election. It requires a petition signed by 40 percent of resident freeholders, or 20 percent if a municipal corporation of first or second class is present, to authorize the election.
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Rules
Pierhe
Gregory County
Attorney General's
Edward Prehel
Burke
Canton Farmers Track 1932 Finances in County Record Books
Canton March 25 Nine Lin e county farmers adopt the South Dakota Farm Record book to monitor money inflows and outlays. County Agent L C Sayre and state extension staff will supervise continued guidance through 1932, aiming to improve farm financial record keeping.
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Canton
L. C. Sayre
South Dakota
Extension Service of
State College
Brookings
Farmers urged to keep yearly farm records for profit insight
County agent Sayre promotes farm record books to help farmers update and summarize their yearly business. Men may submit books to the county agent for Brookings review, receiving a personal summary and county average comparison. Information stays confidential to aid planning next year.
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Brookings
Lincolnn County
Sayre
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