Bureau Meeting To Open Monday
Sioux Falls reports delegates from all parts of South Dakota will attend a three day gathering of farmers. The convention opens November 10 at 3:00 a.m. and closes November 12 at 4:08 p.m. Leaders including Chas G Gunnels and J T E Dinwoodie will discuss farm welfare, taxation, marketing, and organization benefits.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Kennard
Farm Bureau
Chas. G. Gunnels
Federal Farm Board
P. C.wilson
National Livestock Marketing Station
A. W.tompkins
Bloomington
Tinois
W. T. Martingale
Mation Farm Bureau
Legionnaire condemns Detroit convention action
TYNDSTL Nov 7 The Rev Barrow a member of the Arctican Legion here denounces his organization for a Detroit convention move. He says it violates the Legion pledge to the U S constitution. The institute by Mrs Cora Guptil and Mr Charlie Beckman stressed education and citizenship. Speakers included Rev E Broekel and Mary Fike editor of the Bon Homme County Register.
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Barrow
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Institute
Detroit
United States
Cora Guptil
Kingsbury
Charlie Beckman
Avon
E. Broekel
German Baptist Church
Tyndall
Mary Fike
Bon Honune County Register
Mitchell Theater To Donate For Charity
Burr Cline manager of the Metropolitan theater here announces proceeds from a midnight performance on November 3 will be donated to the Mitchell Community Chest. On that night all theater employees will volunteer services so every cent at the box office goes to the welfare drive. A slight rearrangement in plans delayed the Community Chest start from Monday.
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Mitchell Theater
Mitchell
Burr Cline
Metropolitan Theater
Mitchell Community Chest
Onida Pioneer Dies Of Pneumonia Attack
Onida remembers Mrs. Carrie Knight who died after a pneumonia attack at the local hospital. Widow of M. B. Knight, the first school teacher in Onida, she had been ill since Saturday. Survived by daughter Mrs. Charisma Hardwick of Onida. Funeral to be announced by Knight’s brother in Calora.
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Onida
Carrie Knight
M. B. Knight
Charisma Hardwick
Onids
Mia
Knight
Cal- Tora
Burt Recovers at Home After Illness in Watertown
Watertown November 1 George K Burt a member of the Watertown board of education has been moved from a local hospital to his home after a long illness. He reports feeling fine though still weak and doctors expect he could be outdoors within ten days or two weeks. Burt had been hospitalized since late September with a gall and intestinal complication.
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Burt
Watertown
Iocal
George K. Burt
Potter County School Funds Lose Ground in 1931 Apportionment
Gettysburg November 1 Potter county saw a smaller drop in state school money under the new fines law but still faces a reduced per child share. The 1930 apportionment totaled 13600.57 from the state plus 1898.55 miscellaneous funds, totaling 11559.12 for 1727 pupils at 99.02 per capita. In 1931 refunds and fines brought 11554.32 with a balance of about 2272.90, making 12008.72 for 1737 pupils at about 1.4 per child, under the 1390 average by nearly one dollar.
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Potter
Gettysburg
Potter County
Ban on South Dakota waterfowl hunting tightens
Pierre November 7 federal and state officials pledged strict enforcement of waterfowl prohibitions in South Dakota through next year. Federal wardens Floyd A. Johnson and John Q. Holmes said deputies would back the state force to enforce a one month fall season across the state except on the Missouri river boundary. The move follows a survey showing severe bird scarcity and aims to conserve remaining populations with full cooperation between state and federal wardens.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Floyd A. Johnson
Watertown
John Q. Holmes
Omaha
Nebraska
H. Johnson
Geome and Fish Department
Missouri River
South Dakota- Nebraska
Helms
Johnson
Weather Summary for Haron Vicinity and Plains
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with warmer conditions in eastern areas and colder spells in extreme west portions. Minnesota and Iowa forecasts call for generally fair to cloudy skies, with warmer tonight and cooler on Sunday, especially in the extreme west. Sunrise 7:17 a m, sunset varying by location.
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Haron
South Dakota
Minnesota
Road Report for Watertown and Nearby Areas
Weather note lists Watertown at 33 with 31 highs and 31 lows with no precipitation. roads described as good and clear. Nearby towns Mura and Yanklin show 35 and 2 with minor or no precip or reeds issues. overall travel conditions reported as clear and passable.
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Phella Inde
Nin
Acinda
Watertown
Nona
Mura
Yanklin
Roads Survey Rates South Dakota Highways
Moy Pierre reports the state highway department finds roads in fair to good condition overall despite several sections of gravel being corrugated due to low moisture. The survey details numerous segments with varying surfaces from pavement and oil to gravel and earth, listing specific routes and towns from Milbank to Sioux City and the Black Hills region.
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Groton
Yamea River
James River
Aberdeen
Ipewich
Mobridge
McLaughlin
Thunderhawk
North Dakota
U. S
Minnesota
West Devel
Arington
de Smet
Cavour
Huron
Wolsey
Miller
Pierre
Fair
U. S. 16
Rapid City
Custer Battlefield
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Bridgewater
Mt. Vernon
Murdo
Stamford
Oil Construction
Kadeira
Sturgis
Wyatmaing
Black Hills
Iowa
Canton
Davis
Delmont
Lake Andes
Wheeler
Burke
Dulles
Dallas
Winner
Mision
Rosebud
Martin
Martin West
West
White River
Edgemont
Wyomingtine
Hot Springs
Meridian
Yankton
Dalton
Salem
Mischison
Madison
Arlington
Codington
Watertown
Tyndall
Doland
Sisseton
Leola
McPherson County
Armour
Plankinton
Beresford
Elk Point
Sioux City
Delay Action in Chamberlain Fray
CHAMBERLAIN NOV 7 Action in the shooting of two Chamberlain young men Wednesday night in connection with the cerimoni of Mr and Mrs Herman Wojchichowki near him. Officials questioned Anton Keott Jr and William Lomica as warrants were issued. Officials declined to comment beyond noting they had heard the Wolchichowich tale. The case remains under further investigation. Steam driven emecle predates modern cycles. a steam powered bicycle from 1908 is now owned by six Philadelphia men.
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Chamberlain
Connec*tion
Herman Wojchichowki
Sheriffs Office
H. V. “Malcher
Wojchichowich
Anton Keott, Jr
William Lomica
Tekom
Wolchichowsia Hedade
Churches and services listed in city religious notices
Multiple denominations show Sunday schools sermons and services with times for Salvation Army Baptist Catholic Church of Christ Scientist Presbyterian Seventh Day Adventist First Methodist Episcopal Church and more. Activities include Sunday school at 10, worship at 11:60, 12:00 Lord's table, evening services at 7:45 and 9, prayer meetings midweek and youth gatherings.
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Salvation Army
Baptist Church
P. U
Orion Fuller
Alfred Tronerry
Church of Christ Corner
Fifth
Wisconsin
First Church of Christ
Scientist Corner Fifth
Clincis
Adan
Church of the Nazarene
Church Activities At Mount Calvary And Nearby Churches
Church notices describe sermons and services at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church and Ateeriom Lutheran Church with Bible classes, Sunday schedules, Lighted Candie service, and Walther league. First Christian Church lists morning worship, Bible school, communion, junior Christian Endeavor, and missionary society meetings.
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Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Dakota
Walther League
T. H. Joeckel
First Christian Church
Semple
Paul
Ephesus
Jimior
Christian Endeavor
E.nickum
Wisconsin Avenue
C. H. van Dyke
Colorado Avenue
Southwest
Womin’s Missionary Society
Armistice Day notices and church events in Alpena area
Local notices list Armistice Day programs at Alpena and Virgil churches with special music and readings. Union and Epworth groups join in varied services across Grace Episcopal and First Congregational churches, including morning worship themes on warless world and peace efforts led by pastors and choirs.
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First Congregational Church
Jesus
Brackett
Land of Hope and Glory
Elgar
Beadle County
Evening church service welcomes all to join choir event
Time of day marks the sunset hour as the Reserve Girls Parents and the public are invited. The choir will perform Savior When Night Involves the Skies and Adele Babbitt will sing Oh Eyes That Are Weary. The minister A S Carlson extends a cordial welcome to newcomers seeking Jesus.
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Sunnet
Shelley
Adele Babbitt
Jesus
A. S. Carlson
Work Starts On Platte Dam West Of City
Platte city opens a new dam project two miles west, with over twenty applicants seeking labor. Wages run two dollars daily for men, three dollars for a man and team, and five dollars for a man with four horses. Preference goes to local married men with dependents. Estimated cost exceeds ten thousand dollars, mostly for labor, and the dam will back Platte creek for about one and a half miles creating a fishing lake. Local government bodies and the state game and fish commission back the start of work.
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Platte Platte
New Platte
Platte Creek
State Game and Fish Commission
Bridge party epicenters at Mrs Herther's home
Raymond reports Mrs Kevin Herther entertained 16 ladies at a bridge party on Wednesday evening. Miss Hazel Hageman won high honors and Mrs Roy Hurlbert took the low prize. Refreshments were provided by the hostess with Dorothy Hink assisting. Separate note mentions scientists claiming to locate the tomb of the poet Ovid at Tomis.
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Bridge Raymond
Kevin Herther
Hazel Hageman
Roy Hurlbert
Dorothy Hink
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