Urge Change In Music Contest Plans Split by Class
Irene November proposal from the South Dakota High School Music Association Council at Huron recommends dividing the state music contest into two or three sections to accommodate 3000 plus participants. A constitutional amendment would raise classes from three to four, creating A B C D divisions with junior and senior ensembles competing in separate contests, both held the same week to reuse judges.
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Lorentsen to Chair Hand County Christmas Seal Sale
Mrs Winifred Lorentsen will chair the Hand County 1908 Christmas seal sale marking the Hand County Public Health Association’s main fundraising event for 1996. The seal features a modern Santa Claus emblem representing contemporary tuberculosis control methods.
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Ask Your Doctor About Genuine Bayer Aspirin
Pain relief for rheumatic sufferers is claimed with two Bayer Aspirin tablets taken with water. The ad urges asking a doctor about Bayer Aspirin and notes quick relief and low price per tablet. It promotes safety by requesting the full name and mentions a one cent per tablet price.
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New Stage Settings For South Dakota Play At U of S
Vermillion November 5 stylistic changes will define Another Language first time at the University of South Dakota. The set is minimal with no sidewalls, black curtains, and only enough scenery to suggest locale. Quick scene changes cut intervals between acts, drawing on Guthrie McClintic style. The play follows a family of four who lack imagination and culture, with two members resisting aesthetic values. The title reflects their use of "another language" in art. The action unfolds on Tuesday evenings as three married sons visit mother Mrs Helm, in New York City, though the themes are universal.
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University of South Dakota
Guthrie McClintic
John Dixon Rites Today at Preston Lake
Funeral services for John Dixon were held at the Cagney National Church with Rev. H. Juell officiating. Burial followed at Madison. Pallbearers included the Preston mayor, 1 Borholt, and five city council members. Dixon, 61, died Sunday of pneumonia after a week’s illness. he had suffered injuries from a ladder fall earlier and is survived by his widow and other relatives.
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Cagney
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Jiake Preston
Borholt
Barry Cole
EK. Hesby
Charles Lance
Henry Hendrickson
Ing Beck
Dixon
Wrights Celebrate 40th Anniversary in Hitchcock Party
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wright marked their 40th wedding anniversary with a party at the Harry Fields home. Joint hostesses included Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Bloyd Anderson, and Mrs. Loie Damey. A mock wedding featured N. J. Platt as bride and Mrs. Platt as groom with Alex Phillips as bridesmaid and June Gordon as minister.
Lutefisk Supper Sets New Record at Lake Preston
The Lutheran Church Ladies Aid reported a new annual lutefisk dinner record during election night. Three hundred pounds of lutefisk and forty chickens fed about 200 attendees, netting over $10. The supper remains the most popular yearly church event in town.
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Lake Preston
Change Bazaar Date at Burdette Hall
Wheaton bazaar date moved again to November 7 at Burdette Hall. Supper starts at 6 and articles will be sold at auction. Local notice notes helpers and event details.
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Vote Value in South Dakota Electors Debate
Vermillion on November 5 featured University of South Dakota professor W O Furber explaining that presidential votes vary in value by state due to representation. He noted South Dakota electors meet December 14 and warned the system contains loopholes that could lead to disputes similar to 1876.
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Kingsbury Favors Republican Ticket in Local Ballot
In De Smet on November 5, Republicans faced a heavy ballot with little contest beyond a void majority for Landen. Democrats, meeting to name candidates, failed to present a full slate, blocking opposition except where vacancies arose from term endings. The ballot exceeded 1932 in heft, with Kingsbury County sticking to Republican leanings and Roosevelt’s victory noted in the past.
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Brakeman Injured Unloading Freight in Miller
Stanton of Boron a brakeman with Chicago and North Western on the Tracy Pierre division was injured Monday evening at Miller while unloading freight from a westbound trail car. Icy conditions caused him to slip and dislocate his shoulder. He was treated at Miller Hospital until Tuesday.
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General election turnout in Manchester despite bad roads
Manchester voters braved poor roads on Tuesday for the general election. Election officials at the town hall were judges William Harmon Lovell Wade and D C Fitts with clerks Le Towberman and Harman Blote. The tally showed seven straight Republican and two Democratic tickets.
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Lovell Wade
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le Towberman
Harman Blote
Burdette School Closed for Blizzard Polling Day
A blizzard kept 60 pupils from school at Burdette on Monday. The building was used as a polling place, and Tuesday pupils were given another day of repetition as the storm continued.
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Burdette
Arlington Earns Early Honor in County Election
Arlington reported all three city wards and national state and county tickets shortly after eight o'clock Tuesday evening. Returns streamed into the county auditor's office with partial results lingering after midnight as one township remained unreported, and the office closed at 4 15.
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Singsbury County
Two Huronians Elected to Economies Club Offices
Vermillion Nev Two Buren men were elected to offices in the newly organized Economies Club at a University of South Dakota meeting Herbert Christensen president Wilbur Jindpagel vice president Verna Hetreasurer Robert publicity chairman Pierre secretary Moore Dunlap Ta officers include.
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Wayland Goes Demo In General Election
In Wayland's Grand Township precinct the general election favored the Democratic ticket. Of 137 voters, 119 cast ballots, with all town voters except one participating. Polls were kept at the town hall located three and a half miles northeast of Wayland. The election board included FW Ol N Simons A J Ravenscroft Ed Sigtsmann and Wilma Ravenscroft.
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Return from funeral as Wessington group attends Patton service
Mrs Charles Boeke and Mrs Maury Henderson returned Monday from Manchester Massachusetts where they attended the funeral of Mrs Jane Patton 98 mother of Mrs Henderson and Mrs Boeke Patton who had often visited Wessington was in poor health the last two years
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Snow Blocks Roads Over Hand County and Towns
A November snowstorm blocked all roads in Hand County with about eleven inches of snow and 81 percent moisture for the year totals. Burdette reports eight inches. roads opened Tuesday for most to reach polls as wind drifted snow after Sunday and Monday. Wayland notes rising interest in pheasant hunting with the election season.
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