Cattle Tuberculosis Testing Expands Across East South Dakota
Pierre May 19 Completion of a general test for bovine tuberculosis in 23 eastern counties advances accreditation. Marshall Campbell Walworth Fouth Hamlin and Roberts await June 1 certification. Hughes and Potter retests expected. Testing continues in southeastern counties. total cattle tested 473,100 with 16 percent refusals among owners.
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Russell
Tate
The
Supreme Court
West River
Missouri
Secretary of Agriculture
Westerner
Spink
McPherscon
Iss
Beadle
Brookings
Brown
Campbell
Clark
Codington
Day
Deudt
Edmunds
Faulk
Grant
Hamlin
Hand
Hughes
Hyde
Kingsbury
Marshall
Potter
Hoberts
Sully
Walworth
Clark County
Buffalo
Brule
Jerauld
Sanborn
Federal
Agriculture Departments
Lake, Miner
Charles Mix
Davison
Moody
Hanson
Bon Homme
Union
South Dakota
State Department
Strato Pilot To Speak At S D U
Vermillion May 18 Summer school students at the University of South Dakota will hear Captain Orvil A. Anderson, pilot of the recorded stratosphere flight, speak in Slagle auditorium on June 17. He will cover three stratosphere flights with motion pictures and slides, details of flights from Stratosphere Bowl near Rapid City, including the November 11, 1935 flight reaching 13,399 feet.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Orvil A. Anderson
Slagle Auditorium
W. A Batson
School of Education
Anderson
Andersen
Stratosphere Bowl
Rapid City
Frankfort Graduates Twenty In Historic Cape and Gown Event
Baccalaureate services were held at the Methodist Church for the Frankfort high school graduating class of twenty. The Rev Mrs Alderson delivered the sermon as special music accompanied the event. This marks the first time graduates wore cap and gown. The largest class in Frankfort schools history includes Agnes Alderson, Lyn Dorsey, Margaret Franz, Harry Haigh, Wilma Hassinger, Eugene Jonez, Ruby Jones, Daryl Lambert, Bruce Olson, Lola Olson, Ruth Osborn, Harold Phillips, Harry Phillips, Kenneth Phillips, Clarence Schulte, Francis Shute, Hilda Swanson, Herschel Torkelion, Wilda Wiles and Loig Wille.
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Frankfort
Mar
He Methodist Church
Alderson
Agnes ‘Alderson
Lyn Dorsey
Margaret Franz
Harry Haigh
Wilma Hassing
Poppy Day Drives Volunteer Push in L A
The American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Day program in Los Angeles is enlisting volunteers for next Saturday’s distribution. Mrs. C T Dukes, chairman, says nearly all of the William Reeves unit will work, including juniors and adults, with all volunteers serving without pay. Funds go to welfare and rehabilitation. only disabled veterans receive wages for making the poppies.
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Auxiliary
Dukes
American Legion and Auxiliary
Chalevusn
Modernistic Scenery Sets Tone for Huron College Rhythm
The May Fete production Huron College Rhythm features modernistic scenery designed by Camden Meyer and Wilbert Marzahn under Le Roy Stahl. Shapes range from courtroom to foothill stadium with a large chalkboard backdrop and a giant funny paper. The nine piece Scottie Dexter orchestra provides stage music and is joined by Miss Dorothy Drew compositions for the numbers College Rhythm If You Please and Coronation March sung by a male quartet during the May Queen crowning, Miss LaVerne Gibbs.
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Huron College
College
Camden Meyer
Wilbert Marzahn
le Roy Stahl
Foothill Stadium
Court Toem
Meyer
Marzahn
Ralph Farren
Howard Axelrad
Coleman Jones
Keith Lounsbury
Scottie Dexter
Scott Dexter
Dorothy Drew
Aron
Oreh
Drew
LaVerne Gibbs
Huron
Charlotta Dugeste
Bancroft
Three Killed In Sunday Crashes In Rapid City Area
Six youths were in two vehicles when a truck went off a curve and plunged 40 feet. Virl Oakes 22 Delbert Bigelow 18 Donald Smith 14 died at scene. another rider Ford Carry Rapid City survived with a broken arm. Floyd Mettick 31 Rapid City charged with manslaughter and leaving scene plus two misdemeanors. inquest set for today.
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RAPID
Cand
Virl Oakes
Rapidit
Donald Smith
Rapid City
Delbert Bigelow
Sundy
Here
Joe
Floyd Mettick
Calvert Smith
Bigelow
Hermona
Ford
One Killed One Injured In Crash
SUTCHELL May 19 Bartholomew Needham 67 of Mitchell was instantly killed and Fred Sebastian of Mitchell seriously injured when their automobile crashed into a bridge on highway 16 east of Alexandria. The car failed to negotiate a slow curve, broke the bridge, and tumbled. Needham died at the scene. Sebastian was taken to a Mitchell hospital. Needham had lived in South Dakota since 1919 and funeral services will be held Wednesday.
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Sutchell
Bartholomew Needham
Mitchell
Fred Sebastian
Highway 16
Alexandria
Needham
Summer School to Open Here June 4
Registration for Huron College summer session is on Wednesday June 1 with classes starting Thursday June 4. Dean Herbert G. Titt named director for 1936. Courses include standard high school subjects taught by state-approved instructors, enabling credits in any accredited state high school.
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Huron College
Herbert G. Titt
State Department of Education
Huron
O. D. Dunbar
Huronigh School
Gone The High Cost Of Stomach Trouble Ad Claim
An advertisement批 promotes Dr Emil's Adla Tablets as relief for stomach pain indigestion and hyper acidity. It touts three weeks of treatment for a fraction of traditional costs and urges readers not to pay 2.50 to 5.00 elsewhere. Local druggists Sherman & Moo are named as distributors.
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Emil
Sherman
Moo
Court Finds Some Resettlement Actions Unconstitutional
A DC Court of Appeals ruling voided portions of the 1935 relief act delegation as exceeding presidential authority. The decision faults the Resettlement Administration overstepping rights reserved to states, criticizing broad power grants in the act and noting the constitutional limits on federal action. An agreement among members of the court hints at further reviews of executive authority.
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Resettlement Administration
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Song and Dance Man at Huron Theatre
The Huron Theatre offers the screen version of George M. Cohan’s classic Song and Dance Man starring Paul Kelly Claire Trevor and Michael Whalen with a lively chorus and musical numbers Also on the bill are Betty Boop cartoons We Did It and Hal Kemp and his orchestra Breezy Rhythm Tonight Follow the Fleet at State Theatre plus The Ghost Goes West a big fantasy with Robert Donat Jean Parker and Eugene Pat nette Tomorrow includes Song and Dance Man at Huron and The Ghost Goes West at State.
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Huron Theatre
George M. Cohan
Paul Kelly
Claire Trevor
Michael Whalen
Betty Boon
Hal Kemp
Huron
Fred Astaire
Ginger
Senate finance committee debates final tax bill dispute
Treasury experts say a compromise would exceed the 623 million dollar target while the Senate ratifies a naval tonnage agreement and exchange of building plans. Chairman Copeland with Senators Cuf Teh and Gibson report agreement on a ship subsidy measure as Finland and the United States sign a reciprocal trade pact. Morgenthau announces treasury plan to buy silver in China and aid currency stabilization.
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Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Copeland
Senate Commerce
Bank Debits Rise in Huron for April 1936
Bank debits in Huron rose to 2 521 000 in April 1936 from 2 487 000 in March, based on ninth Federal Reserve District figures. The report shows year over year gains with March 1935 at 1 938 000 and April 1935 at 2 102 000.
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Huron
Federal Reserve District
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S.D.U
Orvil Anderson
U.S
the Foreign Legion
Hucom Theatre
MGM
Frank Loyd
Ronald Colman
Claudette Colbert
Victor MacLagren
Rosaind Russell
Fim
Lawrence Welk
Huron Pavilion
Welk
O Ther
Washington
Senate
New London
Finland
United States
Morgentaau
China
North Fourth Street
Minneapolie Rinne
Longstaff Drug Store
Adv
American Legion
Elks
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Louis Langbehn
Legion
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