Steffen Attacks City Attorney Over Rialto Case
R J Steffen proprietor of the Rialto theater in Wellington Springs raps City Attorney Hatch for actions tied to six consecutive complaints that led to a $50 fine for operating without a license. He announces intent to appeal to the circuit court and says the theater will remain closed until a decision is rendered.
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Wellington Springs
R. J. Stefin
Rialto Theater
Hatch
Stepa
Steffen
Eteien
Cly Artars
Celien
le Contigh
Ten Springs
Sia
Ciy
Avd
Awa
Becaue
Clutch
R. J. Steffen
Madison Institutes School For Kiddies
Madison notes the city hosts a pre school for ages two to five run by Mrs C G Disbrow at her home. The program, linked to an A A U W study group, has operated for four years and will report records to A A U W headquarters. The University of J ews plans support for this education effort.
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Madison Institutes School For Kiddies
Madison
South Dakota
C. G. Disbrow
Disbrow
University of Jews
Department of Education
Eastern State students present one act play in Sioux Falls
Three Eastern State Teachers College students will perform a one act play for the South Dakota Education Association in Sioux Falls on November 24. Directed by Mrs Mary E Mundt the cast includes Joyce Gregory Bryant Holle De Boer Madison and Morgan Williams Mankato Minner DeBoer serves as Delta Psi Omega local chapter president with Miss Gre as vice president.
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Astern
Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
South Dakota Education Association
Sioux Falls
Mary E. Mundt
Delta Psi Omega, Dramatics Fraternity
Joyce Gregory
Bryant
Holle de Boer
Morgan Williams
Mankato
Minner
DeBoer
Delta Psi Omega
Miss Gre
Tyndall Opens New School Playground From Burned Site
Tyndall voters used broken tile and brick from the burned school to fill low ground on city school property. Dirt packed and sloped to the athletic field drains the area, creating a well drained play space. The project uses remnants to improve the grounds and will become a town beauty spot.
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Tyndall Tyndall
Tyndall
Real Estate Transfers filed by Beadle County firm
Real estate transfers include Cordelia LeClaire to Howard W Perkins in Huron Lot 10 Block 127 Fourth Ry Addition with unspecified price. Fred J McCarthy to Mary E Fuller in Troquois for $1 Part of WANE 1-47-110-5. Anna Krug to Edward A Pugsley in Huron for $1 Lot 13 Block 5 Southlawn Addition. Clara Ohm to Floyd Ohm in Huron 400 Lots 15 and 16 Block 5 Bloodgood's Addition. M C Sorenson to Margaret Sorenson in Huron for $1 Lot 2 Block 384 Fourth By Addition.
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Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
Cordelia LeClaire
Howard W. Perkins
Huron
Fred J. McCarthy
Mary E. Fuller
Troquois
Anna Krug
Edward A. Pugsley
Southlawn
Clara Ohm
Floyd Ohm
Bloodgood
M. C. Sorenson
Margaret Sorenson
Dunn reports October set record for warrants issued
State auditor William M. Dunn says October audits reached 16 027 claims with warrants issued, the most in the office’s history. The month’s total included over a million dollars to state common schools and predatory reward payouts, with June’s 15 969 warrants as the prior high. A service-station sale and a note on baker’s dozen complete the snippet.
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Dunn
Pierre
William M. Dunn
Department of School and Public Lands
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Local News Bits
Twenty years ago in Huron ES Gold & Tabor report solid business after a monthlong trip through Grant and Roberts counties. Samuel Birks greets visitors with a newborn daughter November 1. Police officer John Tobin and Frank Hollarbush plan hunting near Bonilla. Mrs Charles Keeler and daughter Mabel return from Minneapolis. Historian Doane Robinson attends Huron educational gathering. Beadle county land sale by Col Garfield West for Tom Bates totals 9875.75 dollars, 1175.75 above appraisement. J W Cooper to Miller for horse racing matinee with Harry S. Edna Streeter arrives to teach White Lake high school and attend the meeting.
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ES. Gold
Gold & Tabor
Grant
Roberts
Samuel Birks
John Tobin
Frank Hollarbush
Bonilla
Duckling
Gosling
Charles Keeler
Mabel
Minne
Miller
Harry S
Edna Streeter
Huron College
White Lake
Miss Streeter
State To Lose Federal Funds On Indian Highway Aid
South Dakota faces a temporary loss of more than 200000 in federal aid for Indian land highway projects after a Hoover approved amendment reduces federal aid from 100 percent to 55 percent. J Maughs Brown, state highway engineer, notes funds can be recovered later with state money, but contracted projects will cost more. The change delays use of available funds and increases state share on grading graveling and Cheyenne River bridge work in Pennington Meade Ziebach and Haaken counties.
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Pierre
South Dakota
J. Maughs Brown
Hoover
South Dakota Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Brown
Commission
Archaic Remedies Tainted by Local Folklore Recalled
Brown recalls old beliefs in healing and warding off illness in Carson Todd Dever and Washabaugh counties. The note reflects on a wax doll method once thought to slow an enemy’s illness, a practice linked to past superstitions rather than science.
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Eling
Carson, Todd, Dever
Washabaugh Counties
Brown
German Doctor Develops Gas Remedy Adlerika Discovery
Dr. Carl Weschcke claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas by cleansing both upper and lower bowels with glycerin and buckthorn mix. He says it works when others fail and promotes free sample by mail from Long Staff Drug Co. Department C St Paul Minnesota.
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Carl Weschcke
Longstaff Drug Co
Sir
Adievika
Dept. C
St. Paul
Mini
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Ralph T. O‘neill
American Legion
Carroll H. Lockhart
Watertown
Kenneth Scurr
Pierre Post No. 8
Blaine Bennett
Dakota Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Iowa
Albert Swanson
Albert Martin
Bennett
THE
Vitaphone
Lois Wilson
H. B. Warner
Charlie Chase
Paramount Pictorial
the Casino Orchestra
Rhythm
Paramount Sound News
Dorothy Mackain
Lewis Stone
Hobart Bosworth
Angie
Hubon
Bema
Nancy Carroll
Fredric March
Music Box Revue
Hur
Onite
Mak
Saee
Trey
Northwestern Public Service Co
Haron
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