Yankton College to Stage Dakota Land Pageant of Jubilee
Rehearsals underway for the Pageant of Dakota land to open June 8 or 13 at Yankton College Garden Terrace Theatre with 5000 capacity. The event, first historic feature of the Dakota Territory anniversary, involves 300 plus volunteers from college, community, and public schools. The pageant traces pioneer history with poetry music and dance, authored by Major Joseph Mills Hanson and Dr G Harrison Durand, with writers Badger Clark Will Chamberlain Doane Robinson Flora Shufelt Rivola and students Stanley D. Lyman Gladise Hiatt. Major advisory figures include G W Nash Doane Robinson Lawrence K Fox Gutzon Borglum and others. Director is Herbert L Curry, music by Lee N Dailey, dances by Dorothy Gillenders. Full text to be published May 10 by Pioneer Press. governors of Dakota Territory states participate. Events include readings and club discussions. next meeting June 2.
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Washington, D. C
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Yankton College
Badger Clark
Will Chamberlain
Doane Robinson
Flora Shufelt Rivola
Stanley D. Lyman
Gladise Hiatt
G. W W. Nash
Lawrence K. Fox
Gutzon Borglum
North Dakota
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Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Nebraska
Townsend Club Auxiliary Meeting Reports Women Wake
Townsend Club Auxiliary and Ladies' Auxiliary to Townsend Club No 1 met Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs Oscar Edd 143 Utah Avenue Southeast. Mrs William Gamble presided and an address titled Women Wake was delivered.
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Ladies
Townsend Club No
Oscar Edd
Utah Avenue Southeast
William Gamble
GSDA Plans to Advertise Statewide at Travel Institute
The Greater South Dakota Association joins the Pacific Northwest Tourist Association to promote South Dakota at the International Travel Institute in Chicago from May 22 to 24. The partnership, announced by president B F Patton, will coordinate 720 300 in 1936 advertising spent by railroads bus lines airways steamboat companies and others to boost tourism.
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International Travel Institute
Palmer House
Chicago
Pacifc Northwest Tourist Association
B. F. Patton
South Dakota Association
South Dakota
Patton
Pacific Northwest Tourist Association
South Dakota tourism effort to reroute East and West traffic
Field contact men of the regional tourism association are in Eastern, Middle West and Southern bureaus distributing South Dakota literature. The plan aims to reroute California and southern traffic via northern routes through South Dakota, boosting foreign license travel and state tourism income.
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South Dakota Association Eyes Larger Returns via Pacific Northwest Link
Officers of the Greater South Dakota Association favor affiliation with the Pacific Northwest as the best path to larger returns during the first season. They believe the linkage will outperform other methods in securing revenue and growth for the newly organizing body.
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South Dakota
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Rites Held for Gann Valley Resident May 2
Services were held yesterday in Gann Valley for Mrs B Ingerson of Gann Valley. Survived by husband J Ingerson and four daughters including Mrs Laura Bridge and Mrs FJ Fraser. also Mrs Bob Weatherwax of Minneapolis and two sisters. Nine grandchildren. Rev J E Robinson preached. Interment at Gann Valley cemetery.
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B. Ingerson
Gann Valley
Chamberlain Sanitarium
Sweviving
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Tda
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Kadoka
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Weassington Springs
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Minister Conducts Sunday Service After Long Illness
The Rev. Mr. Rawlinson led church services at the Methodist Church for the first time in over a month. He had been quiet and ailing with bronchial troubles while under the doctor’s care.
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Rawlinson
Methodist Church
Influenza Outbreak Reported in Lane and Nearby Towns
Influenza cases rise in Lane area with several residents affected. Merchant Johnson hospitalized in Mitchell fearing pneumonia. Nelson Clark and his ailing son reported ill, while Mrs Swenson shows slight improvement after a week. Paul Klemm also ill as ear infections rise in the vicinity.
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Mitchell
Nelson Clark
Thes Swenson
Paul Klemm
Quick Easy Remedy for Heels and Feet
A 15 minute foot soak in hot water with 3 tablespoons of Radox promises to soften hard skin on heels and peel away rough shar. The ad claims the method will restore strong happy feet and offers a money back guarantee with Sherman & Mac and other first class drug stores to supply it.
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Housekeeping Institute
LEVER BEC/EHELE COMPANY
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