Butler Defends His Statements in Aberdeen Parley
In Aberdeen a Democratic Central committee meeting discussed a Brown county resolution limiting endorsements for Northern State Teachers College positions unless invited by proper authority. Secretary W W L Butler defended his earlier statements criticizing the committee and alleged a list of faculty names was presented for possible dismissal. The article notes members outside Aberdeen were not present at the resolution’s adoption.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Democratic Central Committee
Brown ‘County
W. L. Butler
Butler
Central Committee
Brown County
Brown Counlty ‘Committee
George Kemper
Gein
Tom Berry
Girmissal
Aas
Axe’ Democratic Central
Hitchcock Home Damaged By Fire
Fire of unknown origin broke out on the roof of the Murphy home occupied by Fred Schroeder and family. Everything was moved to the yard as damage reached several hundred dollars. Loss covered by insurance. This is the second fire at the Schroeder home in a month forcing teachers to move.
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Hitchcock
Max
Murphy
Fred Schroeder
Schroeder
Schroeders
Declamatory Contest Winners At Richland School
In Richland school number four Hazel Stout took first while Ruby Wiese was second in the lower grades Ruth Lind led in the Joterme diste and Ruth Wisse followed Frances Vasa and FarI Bute won the essay division judges were Mrs A N Beall Miss Emily Engeboy and Mrs George Kellicut Hazel Butz teaches at the school
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Cavour
Mar
Richland
Hazel” Stout
Ruby Wiese
Ruth Lind
Ruth Wisse
Frances’ Vasa
Aaid Farl Bute
A. N. Beall
Emily Engeboy
George Kellicut
Hazel Butz
Radio Features The Best In Radiolamf Broadcast Plans
Central Standard Cube broadcasts celebrate the return of the 32 beer as plans unfold for Chicago St Louis and Milwaukee airings on April 16. NBC has not yet announced night plans. Tonight highlights include Harold Sterns orchestra Showboat Pearl Duke and Ted Lewis orchestra. Wayne King and Radio City variety lead the evening with dancing and religious services noted.
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Butterfield Asociated Press
Seatten
Middle’ West
Wabc-Cbs
WEAF
NBC
Harold: Stern
Pearl
Duke
Emegigs
Ted' Lewis
WIZ
Wayne King
Radio City
Capa Girl Wins Poetry Contest at Northern State
Elma Scheel of Aberdeen won first place in the Ti ang Poetry contest held at Northern State Teachers college. Esther Russell took second with Catechism of a Dead Soldier while Arthur A. Flakell and Helen Frye Schwentker tied for third. Judges included Dr. H R Hictt and Harriet Seymour-Popowski among others. Twenty six manuscripts from across the country were entered in the annual competition.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Elma Scheel
Capa
Northern State Teachers College
J. C Lindberg
Esther Russell
Arthur
San Diego
California
Helen Frye-Schwent Ker
Rapid’ City
C. M
Tiffany
Tiffany Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Abeerdeen
Northera
Sudges
H.R. Hictt
W. W. Garvin
Harriet Seymour-Popowski
Aberdeeny
R. G. Ruste
Yankton
Beulah Windie Scallin
Mitchell
Open Forum on Rights and Farm Allotment Support
A reader cites Voltaire and discusses defending free speech while criticizing the Roosevelt allotment plan. The note argues agriculture must be organized for equity and urges Congress to uphold the allotment plan, referencing farmer duty and power dynamics in American politics. Guy E Barnes, St. Lawrence.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Teattay
CIA
E Barnes
St. Lawrence
Whist Match at Legion Hall Sparks Forty Players
Twenty whist players from the American Legion test by HAD points to the Odd Fellows in the basement hall. Laine was served to forty players by Mr and Mrs Helstrom of the Helstrom cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
American Legion
Guy-Hall “Laine
Seasonal Civilization in Eskimo Igloo Habits
A fragmented report describes Eskimos maintaining primitive igloo living habits before and during early contact with white explorers. The text references Anchorage Abasica and winter conditions while noting changes brought by outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Starene
Eskimos
Smee F
Jobless Musicians Seek Aid With Beer Gardens
St Louis officials note beer could revive employment for about 259 of the citys 1,150 union musicians. Prohibition era talk recalls beer gardens as major earlier work sources. Meanwhile Ames reports hunting tales by Peter De Seest, a Miller lineman, recounting bobcats and coons along the Missouri river banks.
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ST. Louis
A. Union
Ames
Mar
Peter
Miller
Ming
Hansy
Missouri River
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Rubinstein Toiletries
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