Automobile Sale Prohibition Discussed By Prof Schutter
Vermillion on November 5 reports Professor Claude W. Schutter of the University of South Dakota on KUSD that a car seized for liquor transport and turned to federal agents cannot be sold without a court order unless the owner shows good cause. He explains the proceeds and liens process under the National Prohibition Act.
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Vermillion
Lquor
Claude W. Schutter
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Professor Schutter
Congress
Vie Persem
Prof. Schutter
Schutter
United States
Wrecks Automobile In An Attempt To Miss Wagon
In Irene on November 5 Ras Jensen driving a cattle truck feared a wagon ahead tied to another. He sounded his horn but the other driver did not hear. He swerved into a ditch to avoid the wagon and tipped over. He suffered cuts and bruises.
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Irene
Ras Jensen
Reno
Jensen
Cme
My Jensen
Quinn
Frank Brownson
Wall
Mr. Brownson
Church Women Earn Money Picking Corn
In Paxton Methodist Church near Dallas Nev six ladies dressed in overalls husked a load of corn offered by Henry Ye ng in support of the ladies aid. The effort raised about 15 dollars for the aid treasury. Paxton is a small inland town near Dallas under the Dallas pastor.
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Dallas
Nev. S
Paxton Methodist Church
Henry Yengiin
Faxton
Dalks
Clarity Named Manager of Black Hills Railroad
Five Mr. Clarity of Ft. Worth Texas will assume general management of the Rapid City Black Hills and Western railroad replacing B E Mitinger. Plans for future development were discussed at a divisors meeting held this week and it was decided to employ Clarity as manager.
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Rakd City
Clarity
Ft. Worth
Tex
Rapid
Dry Law Breakers Fined At Mitchell
Mitchell municipal court handled six weekend raids. One defendant charged with keeping and storing alcohol was released on a 1 dollar 44 cent bond. A second offender was fined 50 dollars and had his driver license revoked for driving while intoxicated. Other fines were issued for minor offenses.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Freeman Man Loses His Car In Yankton
Gilbert C. Maar of Freeman reported his automobile missing after leaving it parked near a theater in Yankton. A focal man later said a car matching the description was seen by him driving south from Lincoln and plunging over a 15 foot embankment, with the car standing upright nearby.
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Freeman
Yankton Yankton
Gilbert C. Maar
Haar
Lincoln
Dates Set for Annual Custer Highway Fair and Carnival
Mitchell Nov 5 W D Fisher secretary manager of the Custer highway batteriek association announced the dates for the annual good roads fair and carnival to be staged in the Corn Pelare February 5 to 7. The three day program will be the best ever. The first day will be farmer s day with special features for farmers. A 35 cash prize will be given to the farmer submitting the best hour s program for farmer s day. Last year s attendance on farmer s day was 3000 and is expected to increase.
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Mitchell
W. D. Fisher
Custer Highway
Daylight Robbery Attempt Foiled at Donaldson Store
An attempted daylight robbery at the Donaldson store in Yankton was thwarted when a prowler was spotted on the roof. The intruder escaped down a rear ladder after being seen. a fairly good description was obtained. The store had a similar entry two years ago at about the same time.
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Yankton
Donaldson
KUSD Broadcast Reaches Far Across States
A test program from KUSD the University of South Dakota station was heard as far west as Dayton Washington and as far east as Roanoke Virginia. Reports came from numerous cities including Kalamazoo Baltimore Indianapolis Columbus Detroit Brooklyn Hamilton Weston Council Bluffs Genesee Kansas City Chicago and Penn. The station broadcasts at 880 kilocycles with periodic German language programs and monthly late night tests on the second and fourth Saturdays.
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Vermillion
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Dayton Washington
Roanoke
Washington
Howard Gould
East Clay
Dayton
Virginia
Homer W. Luckett
Kalamazoo
Mich
Baltimore
Lodianapolis
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Brooklyn
Hamilton
Weston
W. Va
Council Bluffs
Genesee
Ida
Kansas City
Chicago, Jr
Afientayn
Penn
Chickens Die in Truck Spill Near Mitchell
Hundreds ofMitchell bound chickens perish when a transport truck overturns six miles from Mitchell. The birds were en route from Chamberlain to a Mitchell market. Workers from the local producer house released surviving chicks to reduce losses and the driver escaped injury.
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Mitchell
Chamberlain
Armistice Day Programs Set by Iroquois Schools
Iroquois schools plan Armistice Day activities with addresses by Prof L H Bulm of the C C L at 2 30 Friday and Tuesday I R Crawford of Huron will speak to the high school. patriotic songs will be performed and the history of the songs explained to students.
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Requois
College Young Folks Present Unique YMCA Program
Sioux Falls college hosted a joint YMCA and YWCA program on Monday broadcast over KSOO. The event showcased YMCA talent with the YMMCA orchestra, a male quartet, a reader and instrument soloists, transmitted to students via radio and campus facilities.
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Sioux Falls
Y. W
Sioux Falls College
KSOO
University Heads Attend Budget Board Meeting
Vermillion reports Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota and J. H. Julian vice president travel to Pierre Thursday for a budget board session. They will present the university’s needs at the meeting.
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Vermillion
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
J. H. Julian
Ill Gate Pierre
Dr. James
Dean Julian
De Smet School To Be Inspected For N C A
An inspection of De Smet and Alcester high schools for the North Central association will be conducted this week by H W Frankenfeld registrar at the University of South Dakota and South Dakota committee chairman. He will review facilities libraries laboratories classrooms offices records hygiene graduation requirements and teachers salaries. The inspection will start Tuesday and will include other intervening schools.
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de Smet
N.C.A. Vermillion
Alcester
North Central Association
H. W. Frankenfeld
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Association
Frankenfeld
Huron Woman Addresses Buffalo E A G A Teachers
Mrs. Beryl Rogers-McClaskey of Huron spoke before the Buffalo County Education Association on teaching in public schools. Demonstrations covered interval activities and state chorus songs. Planning for spring Rally Day and committees was announced with Ora Wrisgle, Nettie Fraser, Roland Whealy, Irma Pearson and Elva Krog listed as participants.
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Huron
Buffalo
E. A. Gann
Beryl Rogers-McClaskey
Buffalo County Education Association
Rousie
Ora Wrisgle
Nettie Fraser
Roland Whealy
Irma Pearson
Elva Krog
South Dakota highway maintenance tops state cost report
The 1929-1939 maintenance bill totaled 2 212 119.14 dollars, about 44.69 percent of all highway expenditures. Gravel surfaces cost 1 635 566.41 dollars, while earth grade work, equipment purchases, and snow fence buys are listed among major items. The patrol system employs about 425 men, with 13 miles per man, and state power patrols plus county patrols expand operation.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Highway Department
Delegates Named for Madison Conference
Sioux Falls College announced the official delegation for the Madison Conference to be held November 7 to 9. The group includes cabinets from the State Student YMCA and YWCA along with many other students, both men and women, signed up to attend.
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Siqua Rauls
Wessington Woman's Study Club Meets Thursday
Mrs Scott Allen will host the Woman's Study Club Thursday afternoon. Mrs Boyd Bitt and Mrs C W Dake will lead the program with a review of their journey to the west coast. Political news will be discussed during roll call.
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Wessington Club
Scott Allen
Woman's Study Club
Boyd
C. W. Dake
West Coast
Former Mitchell Man Injured In Car Collision With Engine
Elmer Allen, a former Mitchell resident, was severely injured when his car collided with a railroad engine while crossing tracks in Fremont, Nebraska. He suffered fractures to his right arm, leg, and both hips. hospital officials reported he was getting along as well as could be expected. He has a sister-in-law living in Mitchell.
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Mitchell
Nebraska
Elmer Allen
Mitchel
Fremont
Neb
Allen
Aberdeen reports 52 arrests in October
Aberdeen police records show 52 arrests during October. Eleven were for liquor law violations and eleven for traffic offenses. Other causes included assault and battery driving while intoxicated use of profane language and bad check writing.
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Aberdeen
Taxidermy Helps Two USD Students In College Hobby
Two University of South Dakota students Cecil Melcher and Garner Waddell pursue taxidermy under museum curator W H Over. They mount hawks owls and fish as a side line while studying law, providing work for others and learning under expert guidance.
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University of South Dakota
Cecil Melcher
Platte
Garner Waddell
Webster
W. H. Over
Waddell
Mr. Over
Waddell and
Melcher
Walter Thierré
University of Iowa
Sour Dakota Museum
Goer
George Clement
Volga Legionnaires Plan Armistice Hunt
Volga and vicinity Legionnaires prepare for the annual hunt near Volga on Tuesday afternoon November 41. Ex servicemen split into two teams to hunt wolves, coyotes and rabbits with the loser team hosting a banquet November 13. Congressmen Horal C. Johnson is expected to attend the banquet with other Legion officials.
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Volga
Legion Nen
Volga Legion Post
Legion State
Horal C. Johnson
Good Times Lecture Highlights Local Merchants’ Optimism
W C Botkin of the Retail Merchants' Association of South Dakota told about 80 Hot Springs merchants at a banquet in the Evang Hotel that a strong deposit, lower borrowing and higher investment show a solid business climate since 1916. He urged diversified farming, advertising and developing trade territory for merchants.
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W. C. In
Assoion
South Dekota
Hig
Evang Hotel
Hot Springs
Alcester Man Submits National Exhibit for Stock Expo
Chicago November 5 The first entry from South Dakota for the 1939 International Livestock Exposition arrives from Union county farmer Charles Ericson of Alcester He is slated to exhibit in the fat cattle classes at the event running November 3 to December 6.
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Alcester
Chicago
South Dakota
Union County
Charles Ericson
Ericson Wuld
Visitors Are Guests Of Madison Firemen
Madison volunteers hosted a Ladies night banquet at the new municipal building rooms with 43 attendees. Out-of-town visitors included C. E. Tice Mitchell H N Walker Pierre deputy state fire marshals Sam Goehring Avon past president of the South Dakota Fire Chiefs association and William Evans Flandreau department member.
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Madison Volunteer Fire Department
C. E. Tice
Mitchell
H. N. Walker
Pierre
Sam Goehring
Avon
South Dakota Fire Chiefs Association
William Evans
Flandreau Department
College Seniors Decide On Rings
Sioux Falls college seniors vote to accept the standard school ring after a lengthy dispute with jewelry dealers and manufacturers who had forced a change in jewelers.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Petweer
Everson To Address Minnesota Farmers
A Farmers Union convention series begins November 5 with Wisconsin at Menomonie and North Dakota at Minot, leading to Minnesota at Montevideo. E. H. Everson of St Charles S D will speak at the Minnesota session on November 14 ahead of the national meeting in St Paul November 18 to 20.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Farmers. Union
Uhe Northwest
Wisconsin
Menomonie
North Dakota
Minet
Minnesota
Montevideo
Nations Farmers Union
E. H. Everson
St. Charles
S. D
Farmers Union
Huron Debaters To Argue At Iroquois
Four students from Huron College will debate the resolution that chain stores are detrimental to the public interest. The event at Iroquois is scheduled for Friday at 4 o'clock, lasting about an hour and a half with no decision rendered.
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Iroquois
Huron College
Simple Remedy Claims To Flush Kidneys With Water And Jad Salts
The notice promotes using plain water and Jad Salts to flush kidneys and cleanse toxins in the intestines. It advises drinking two glasses of water before breakfast and between meals, and suggests seeing a doctor if pains persist after six days.
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Jess
Farmers Urged to Exhibit Grain at Chicago Show
South Dakota farmers were urged by Secretary of Agriculture Frank J. Erichs to enter grain and hay samples in the International Live Stock Exposition and Grain Show in Chicago from November 24 to December 1. Entries close November 10. exhibits may include multiple classes with specific quantity limits. Samples must be grown by the exhibitor in 190? and properly prepared for shipping to prevent loss.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank JD. Erichs
Chicago
Krichs
Secretary of Agriculture
Seid
Kriebs
Department of Ag
South Dakota Livestock Exhibit Aims to Showcase State
An advocate urges exhibiting superior livestock and grains to highlight South Dakota’s drought era crops and farming, stressing that exhibits will convey the state's story more effectively than printed letters.
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United States
South Dakota
Manchester Man Dies After Long Illness
A Manchester resident died after a prolonged illness at the home of W. A. Sherman. The report notes the illness caused final arrangements and a quiet death with no further details available.
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Manchester
Ulness
W. A. Sherman
Y M C A District Meeting Set At Watertown
The Y M C A district derails a annual meeting at the First Baptist Church in Watertown Friday night November 7 with a banquet opening the session. Directors will be elected and a financial report read. The event is one of many held nationwide.
Poetry Prize Offered by Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls College announces a poetry prize sponsored by Truman Hart of Sioux Falls, in cooperation with the Stylus student newspaper. The contest aims to boost aviation enthusiasm on campus and invites poems from students and readers.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Truman Hart
Sioux Fal
Stident
Stylus
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