Sioux Falls to Host State Convention of Restaurant Association
Sioux Falls will host the next annual state convention of the South Dakota Better Restaurant Association after a three way contest that narrowed from four cities Aberdeen Milbank Huron and Sioux Falls. The two day meeting featured speakers from Watertown Rapid City Pierre Mitchell and more. Marguerite's Cafe Mitchell won the state menu contest display.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Better Restaurant Association
Sioux Falls
Milbank
Huron
Aberdeen
B. A. Fries
Rapid City
John Griest
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Benjamin D. Mintener
Pierre
State Department of Justice
Tim Ronayne
Pete Coris
Sion Falls
Louis Russell
Mitchell
South Dakota Hotel Association
Marguerite's Cafe of
Louie Russell
Rockwell Explains Windbreak Planting and Benefits
Frank J. Rockwell of the College Extension outlines windbreak strategy for farms in Brookings. He recommends thick belts 100 feet from buildings and 20 feet from crops, mixed species to resist pests, catch snow, and protect soil and moisture.
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Brookings
Frank J. Rockwell
Colege
Rockwell
Forest Service
Black Hills
Local Committees Named Under General Chair Gibson
March 24 special local committees selected under Sust. R. W. Gibson. General committee includes W. Gibson Boub Enstrom Johnson Campbell Felton. Eating places Frank Packard I M Pennington. Season tickets Boub Enstrom. Housing committee A C Johnson. Meeting places Enstrom Boub. Publicity D R Felton. Registration A B Campbell. Single admissions Robert Carthune. Information Daisy Schalkle and Platform Manager O A Haddorit. District Committee features Supt Ed Jooss Clark chairman Supt L H Parker Northville secretary J M Malumby Willow Lake and Rosa Russell Aberdeen.
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F. W. Enstrom
K.L. Boub
D. R. Felton
A. B. Campbell
Robert Carthune
Daisy Schalkle
O. A. Haddorit
Ed Jooss
Clark
L. H. Parker
Northville
J. M. Malumby
Willow Lake
Rosa Russell
Aberdeen
Famous Patrol to Feature at Hills Rodeo
Belle Fourche hosts the 1th Annual Round-Up July 2 to 4 to feature the Sion City White Horse Patrol. The mounted unit on white Arabians, composed of stockyards staff, will also perform in Seattle after Belle Fourche, sponsored by the Sioux City Livestock Exchange.
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Hills Rodeo
Belle Fourche
H. W. Ouren
Sion City
Mr. Ouren
C. E. Silkwetier
Sioux City
Stockyards
United States
Seattle
Sioux City Livestock Exchange
Sioux City Stock Wards Company
Gotaas Accepts New Role as South Dakota Employment Official
Harald B. Gotaas, assistant professor at the University of South Dakota, leaves Vermillion for Washington to discuss his appointment as special representative for South Dakota in the Federal Employment Service. He will base headquarters at the university, earn a nominal salary, and coordinate exams, publicity, and personnel interviews under the merit system.
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Gotaas
Harald B. Gotaas
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Kington
D. C
Department of Labor
South Dakota
United States
United States Employment Service
State Employment Services
National
February Deaths and March Meeting Delays Reported
February death toll totaled 475 with 786 births 207 marriages and 40 divorces. Heart disease led, followed by cancer and apoplexy. other causes included pneumonia influenza tuberculosis and senility. Blunt Women's Club postponed its regular meeting to March 21 due to bad weather hosted by Mrs Leon D Howard.
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South Bakein
Board of Health
Supreme Court Called Target in Public Debate
March 26 report discusses how critics, including officials and lawmakers, have aimed at curbing the Supreme Court. Prof. Jason E. Payne notes the court acts as a check on Congress and the president, warns against requiring near unanimous votes to strike down acts, and cites historical calls to limit court power while noting public confidence remains.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Jason E. Payne
Univesity of
South Dakota
Supreme Court
KUSD
Congress
Payne Point
Payne
Jin
Don’t Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart Warns Ads
An advertisement warns left side sleeping may affect the heart and suggests Adlerika as a remedy for gas pressure. It promises one dose will relieve pressing stomach gas and help you sleep soundly all night.
Reconstruction Days and Stormy Stress Mark Fearty Period
In the days of stormiest stress during the fearty period of Marshall and amid reconstruction days, readers note enduring efforts and community resilience as towns rebuild. The exposure highlights civic actions and local endurance.
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Marshall
Sand Creek Seniors To Present Truth Takes A Holiday
Seniors of the Sand Creek Consolidated School plan a Friday April 3 presentation of the comedy drama Truth Takes a Holiday directed by Supt. M. W. Crawford. The rural comedy features Bud Walker Ogee Johnson Tom Walker Virgil La Bau Pow Moss Max Du Bois Rebecca Bassett Marcel Eggleston Mrs Walker Charlotte Broe Aunt Harriet Garnet Diekhof Patty Painter Floris Syring in the announced cast.
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Sand Creek
Wellington
Sand Creek Consolidated School
Supt. M. W. Crawford
Bud Walker
Ogee Johnson
Tom Walker
Hiss Brother
Virgil la Bau
Moss
Max du Bois
Rebecca Bassett
Macel Eggleston
Mrs. Walker
Tom
Unc
Charlotte Broe
Harriet
Honery
Garnet Diekhof
Patty Painter
Pete
Blunt High to Present One Act Play 0 Miles Per Hour
Blunt High School prepares to stage the one act play 0 Miles Per Hour in the High School Auditorium on Friday April 3. The senior class will host a basket social to raise funds to cover Skip Day costs. Play directed by H Herbert Siegele.
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Blunt
Blunt High School
H. Herbert Siegele
Two Republicans file for major offices in state race
William Williamson of Rapid City and C. A. Christopherson of Sioux Falls filed nominating petitions for Republican nominations. Williamson presented a 103-name petition toward the Second Congressional District seat, needing 585 signatures. Christopherson seeks the Republican Senate nomination, with petition totals not yet counted. Other petitions were received for three joint legislative districts, including R. H. Jackson, Albert Nelson, and O. T. Olson, representing Corson, Walworth, Edmunds, Tripp, High, Clear Lake and Dearland Hamlin counties.
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Williamson
Republiccan
Christopherson
Jackson
McIntosh
Corson
Walworth
Edmunds
Albert Nelson
Carter
Tripp
Odd
O. T. Olson
Clear Lake
Republica
Dearland Hamlin
Will Plead Guilty To Sodomy Charge
Clarence Rupp, a teen held since March 2 on charges of attacking several Rapid City girls over the past two years, will plead guilty in circuit court to sodomy. Pennington County states attorney I B Thorson announced the confession after a yearlong police investigation. A boy witness provided the car’s license number that led to Rupp’s arrest.
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Rapid City
Clarence Rupp
I. B. Thorson
Pennington County
Rupp
Len Rogers
Potter Farmers Pleased by Snow Moisture in Potter County
Gettsburg March 26 Special farmers in Potter County express relief over recent snowfall with moisture at 0.75 inches, per official weather observer. O E Mesick has 80 acres seeded, Carl Cronin 125 acres, and others around 100 acres. Mesick and Rausch have farmed Potter County 30 years.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
O. E. Mesick
Carl Cronin
Mesick
Mr. Rausch
Blunt Weather Delivers Snow and Rain Bolstering Spring Seeding
A heavy wet shower fell intermittently in Bluny and vicinity all day Tuesday, bringing about half an inch of precipitation. Strong winds reduced visibility to two blocks Tuesday night and Wednesday with temperatures near 20 degrees, aiding the spring seeding.
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Blunt
Bluny
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