Offenders Sentenced in Federal Court and County Jails
Aberdeen May 13. Twenty one men pled guilty in federal court and two were found guilty by jury then sentenced by Judge A Lee Wyman. Sentences include six months in Brown county jail for sale of liquor, $100 fines for possession, and federal terms up to three years for weapons and transportation offenses. Several defendants had sentences probated, with car forfeitures ordered in some cases.
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Aberdeen
A. Lee Wyman
Martin Adler
Browni County
Edwin Petrusky
Victor Curb
Edward Kepper
Minnesota
Leavenworth
Leo Hanarman
Mellette
John Deloy
Brown County
Clarence Schifferness
Carson County
Indian Country
George Wann
Roberts County
Indian Territory
George W. Turner
Arthur Heil
Loyalton
Yankton County
John Geigle
Lawrence Barnes
Gackle
N. D
Jacob Heile
Walter C. Wilson
Veblen
Moses Bird
Frank White Buffalo
Little Eagle
George Walking Bull
Lake Traverse
Howard Pan
Sisszten
Wilber David
Eagle Butte
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ed Thompson
Watertown
Clayton
Davitt Spotted Horse
Reformatory
Thomas Casey
Yankton
Melvin Behrns
Peever
Line Up Programs On Station KFDY
Brookings May 13 State college chorus of 80 voices will broadcast the cantata Rose Maiden over station KFDY Thursday at 1 05 p m Miss Mary L Bruck program director says Prof Kobler will lead the chorus Solo performances by George Boughton and other South Dakota musicians are planned A large portion of the program will be musical with Mrs K A Berke giving an organ recital KFDY will also air a test program Sunday May 17 from 2 20 to 3 o clock featuring only music and vocal solos Viewers are urged to tune in and send reports Reports received will be acknowledged KFDY operates on 550 kilocycles or 545 1 meters wavelength.
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Brookings
State College Chorus
Rose Maiden
KFDY
Mary L. Bruck
Kobler
South Dakota
Kohler
George Boughton
K DY
Lennox Boy First To Get Perfect Rating
Dwane Clark of Lennox high school led with the top score in the Smith Hughes judging contest held in Brookings on May 13. He achieved a perfect 100 percent on reasons for placing the stock in the dairy cattle category, the first time a Smith Hughes student judge has reached 100 percent, per T. M. Olson.
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Brookings
Dwane Clark
Lennox High School
Smith-Hughes
Smith- Hughes
T. M. Olson
Tulare P T A Names New Set Of Officers
Tulare May 13 Special The for Leaving officers were elected by the Tulare Parent-Teacher association for the coming school year J E Bush president Mrs W S Hodgson vice president Mrs Walter Avery treasurer Glen Richards secretary H H Fink chairman of publicity committee Mrs Arthur Price chairman of membership committee Mrs N Radcliff chairman of hospitality committee Mrs C W Peterson chairman of program committee
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Tulare
C. W. Peterson
Program Commmittor
Protest Plan To Move Army Post In Black Hills
Rapid City May 13 Delegations from Sturgis and Rapid City plan to protest any move to abolish Fort Meade a cavalry post in the Black Hills for 55 years R L Stonson secretary of the Associated Commercial clubs of the Black Hills says they will seek Senator Peter Norbeck aid to stall the move War department hints at abolishing or consolidating forts as economy measure Fort Meade once housed Seventh Cavalry famed for Indian campaigns and its Little Bighorn connection
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Rapid City
Chambers of Commerce
Sturgis
Fort Meade
Cavalry
Black Hills
R. L. Stonson
Associated Commercial Clubs
Peter Norbeck
Baker, Mont
Armis
War Department
Patrick Hurley
Seventh Cavalry
Custer
the Little Big Horn
Warmer Weather Will Aid Crops Materially
Onida May 13 Specially If warm weather follows the rain which visited Sully county over the weekend the moisture and warmth should prove very beneficial to all crops. Farmers report that unseasonal cold weather and dry conditions have hindered growth and damaged early flax by frosts. Weeds have appeared plentiful and corn planting progress varies as ground remains cold for seed.
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Onida
Sully
Pioneer of Mellette Found Dead Along Road
Jim Thompson, a pioneer resident who lived about ten miles east of Ashton, was found dead along the roadway near his home Monday. He had broken his truck and, upon learning repair parts had arrived, started to walk to a neighbor for them. Thompson, a bachelor, had resided in the area for over 50 years and lived alone on the farm.
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Mellette
Aseton
Jim Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Ashton
Cradle Roll Program Observed at Raymond Church
Mothers' Day program in the Presbyterian church featured a cradle roll exercise with seven babies. The event included a welcome address by Mrs. W. Thompson, a mothers song, and musical readings. Lorraine Cripps performed a solo and the Sunday school presented songs welcoming the infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Raymond
Presbyterian Church
Lois Larson
W. &. Thompson
Lorraine Cripps
Ruth Riddle
Resse Merbach
Mothers Entertained By Hitchcock Pupils
In Hitchcock on May 15 pupils at McDaniel school Pleasant View township with Miss Verna Nelson as teacher presented recitations and songs for mothers. A tea and cake followed the program. Aberdeen church to mark fifty years with May events and services May 2 to 24.
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Hitchcock
McDaniel School
Pleasant View
Township
Verna Nelson
Ine Ercam
Ancient Weapons Added to South Dakota Museum
Vermilion May 4. The University of South Dakota museum receives a Colt rifle and a cavalry sword from J Lewis and W Lewis collections in Pierre. The Colt rifle, made about 1850 in Hartford Conn, is rare. the sword is a 36 inch cavalry blade allegedly issued to the third Virginia regiment in 1863. Curator W H Over funded and loaned the items to the museum, adding historical pieces beyond the regular budget.
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University of South Dakota
W. H. Over
Over
Wd. Lewis
Pierre
Hartford
Conn
J. Lewis
Virginia
University Museum
Rain Brings Helpful Moisture to Groton Crops
Weather news from Groton reports a steady rain starting Friday night and continuing into Saturday, yielding over one inch by evening. Farmers celebrate the soaking rain as ground conditions improve after cold, dry spells that delayed oats and barley. wheat shows slow development but no damage, corn planting expected by week’s end with ample seed and expanding cereal acreage planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
State College To Select May Queens
State College will crown a May Queen at the May Fete on May 23. Three candidates Ada Messner Marjorie White and Charlotte Lease were chosen from seven nominees. the winner will be announced at the festival in Brookings.
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State College
Brookings
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Ada Messner
Marjorie White
Mothers Day Observed At Alpena Church Services
In Alpena on Mother's Day, May 13, the Methodist church hosted services led by Rev. J. E. Washburn who spoke on "Mothers of famous men" and their influence on children. All women received cut flowers and white carnations for those over 60. The mothers class directed Sunday school opening exercises.
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Alpena Alpema
Alpena
J. E. Washburn
South Dakota Growth Despite Depression Gains Highlight State
Pierre May 12 South Dakota shows continued growth despite global depression. State Secretary of Agriculture Lay son G Troth reports decade gains in most farm products with only fruit and bee raising dipping. He urges more fruit trees and notes honey from bees is highly profitable. Farm land increased over five million acres from 1920 to 1930 while spring lambs calf and pig crops rose notably.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Layson G. Troth
Ciling
Secretary of Agriculture
North America
Troth
Supreme Court Affirms Four Lower Court Decisions
PIERRE May 13 17 Four South Dakota supreme court opinions this week affirming and reversing as to criminal and civil cases include: William J. Shepard of Meade County convicted of grand larceny upheld. Tomlinson favored in indemnity contract action. Hirsch v Legeros lease dispute judgment for Hirsch reversed. Dakota Photo Engraving v Woodland verdict for plaintiff affirmed. Wendel v Wendel ruling reversed. Helgerson trustee v Alley demurrer overruled affirmed.
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Rudolph
Paul F. Hirsch
George Legeros
Minnehaha County
Hirsch
Roberta
Dakota Photo Engraving Company
Charles M. C. Woodland
Spink County
Burch
Campbell
John Wendel
Jake Wendel
M. E. Helgerson
Henry J. Ingle
George W. Alley
Beadle County
Ingle
Helgerson
Nine Are Confirmed In Groton Church
In Groton on May 13 a class of nine received confirmation at First English Lutheran Church with Rev. M. S. Knutson conducting the service. Names on the roll include Mildred Severtson Elsine Severtson Lenore Ball Leonard Ball Francis Severtson Leonard Falk Carl Haug Leslie Julson and Arthur Olson.
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Groton
Specian
M. 5
Knutson
Mildred Severtson
Elsine Severtson
Lenore Ball
Leonard Ball
Francis Severtson
Leonard Falk
Carl Haug
Leslie Julson
Arthur Olson
Spelling Champs Named in Codington County Contest
Spelling champions of Codington county were crowned at a county contest in Watertown. Donna Sus Hallner of Florence Independent School won the oral rounds while Mary Antony of Granzhaus was top in the written contest. Prizes were awarded in each division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Codington County
Donna Sus Hallner
Florence
Methods Of Removing Dirt From Fabrics Described
In Vermilion on May 13 professor A I Haines from the University of South Bakota explained evolving fabric cleaning methods. He noted dust stems from oil or pressing and described solvents like gasoline carbon tetrachloride ether kerosene and turpentine to remove grease without harming fibers while warning of fire hazards from vapors. He also covered ammonia or sodium thiosulfate for yellowed whites and a potassium iodide solution for old blood stains.
Deadwood School Receives Accreditation Notice
Deadwood, May 13. Desawe school has been accredited by the Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools for the period of March 1932. H. S. Berger, superintendent of schools, announced the accreditation. The association renews the list each year, accrediting for a time period of more than one year.
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Deadwood
Desawe
Central Association of Colleges
Annout
H. S. Berger
Superiste
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Buffalo County
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Green
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Sadiotrons
Deadwood School
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