Vermillion Girl Earns Hall of Fame Nod in Music
Dorothy Cohen Colton of Vermillion, daughter of W R Colton dean of fine arts at the University of South Dakota, was elected to the Hall of Fame of the School Musician for her performance in the national music contest at Elmhurst Illinois last summer. At 15 she is a Vermillion high school sophomore and first violinist in the school quartet, both earning first division at Elmhurst and District and state contests. She credits D A Lent, Vermillion music supervisor, for guidance.
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Vermillion
All of
Dorothy
Dean Colton
Dorothy Cottori
Vermillion High School
Elmhurst
Dorothy Cohen
D. A. Lent
Vermillion Schools
Automobile Men To Meet In Mitchell
Approximately 500 automobile men are expected for the twelfth annual convention of the automobile trades association in Mitchell. Meetings begin at 10 a.m. in City Hall auditorium with a Chicago automobile dealers association official delivering a speech on national and state auto policies.
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Mitchell
The
Automobile Trades Association
Aid
City Hall
Automobile Dealers Association of Chicago
Testifies Falsely In Liquor Case In 1926 Commended
William Buckhalter testified before Municipal Judge Lloyd B Peterson, admitting to falsified statements in a liquor case from 1926. He sought perjury charges but the court chose not to prosecute, praising his honesty for coming forward and revealing the truth after years of internal conflict.
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Watertown
Wiliam Buckhalter
Lloyd B. Peterson
Haiter
Refund Tax Money Substitutes Tax Refunds Delayed
Pierre Nov 8. Dealers who sent 40 to the state for lard substitutes licenses are getting refunds after repeal of the tax law enacted in 1931. Checks totaling 396.60 were sent but cannot be refunded due to funds in the general fund and lack of appropriation. County road work contract requires compensation fees on county trucks. attorney general says such work isn’t official business and not exempt from the compensation fee law.
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Frank Biewert
Pierre
Uf-A
State Highway Department
Attorney General
Gordon Feldhaus
Miner ‘County
State to Pro-rate Coyote Bounty Payouts in 1920s Plan
Pierre Nov 8 The South Dakota game and fish department will pay 1759 bounty claims for coyotes killed through April 10 to Sept 20 with a total of 25420.89, but bounties will be pro rated due to limited funds. Average claim about 713.87 dollars. gas, income tax deductions apply. department cites economic conditions and eradication efforts as factors.
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Pierre
South
Dakota
Johnson
Game, and Fish
Mr. Johnson Sai
Must Pay Tax On Stock Exchanges
South Dakota Attorney General Walter Conway ruled that the entire amount of money received from stock exchange transactions is subject to the gross income tax, not just the profit. The opinion responded to a query from State’s Attorney Louis N. Crillc of Sioux Falls, reported by stock and grain dealers.
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Pierre
Nov. S
South Dakota
sAttorney
Walter Conway
Louis N. Crillc
Sioux Falls
Gettysburg Man Acquitted of Robbery Charge
A. H. Weatherer of Lebanon, charged with third degree burglary for a Jan. 14 robbery, was acquitted by a circuit court jury after two days of testimony. The state’s case relied on circumstantial evidence including car tracks from a Lebanon station to Weatherer’s home and cans of stolen oil found on his premises. Weatherer’s alibi placed him in a Leb anon house from 8 p.m. Jan. 13 to 3 a.m. Jan. 14, supported by two witnesses.
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Gettysburg
A. H
Buck
Weatherer
Lebanon
Standard Oil
Tow er Room Mystery at Conde High Draws Full House
Conde High School presented The Tow er Room Mystery at the municipal building Friday night. Miss Catherine Ahern directed the play. Cast included Charles Carpenter Bell Funk Words McMillan Lorraine Lenz Elva Warner Marguerite Chiles Louisa Funk Willie Wettstein Gerald Hildebrandt Leor Tawson Henry Mayers.
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Conde High School
Conde
Catherine Ahern
Charles Carpenter
Bell Funk
Words McMillan
Lorraine Lenz
Elva Warner
Marguerite Chiles
Louisa Funk
Willie Wettstein
Gerald Hildebrandt
Leor. Tawson
Henry Mayers
Standard Bearer Girls Install Officers in Alpena
In Alpena the Standard Bearer girls met at Bes Velma Neumeyer’s home on Thursday night. After officer installation a program followed led by Miss Ardis Brammer with assistants Miss Elsing Mogex, Thelma Eaton, Velma Hayes and Brummer. New officers elected: Alice Evans president, Velma Hayes vice president, Ardis Brummer secretary, Velma Neumeyer treasurer.
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Alpena Alpena
Bes Velma Neumeyer
Ardis Brammer
Elsing Mogex
Thelma Eaton
Velma Hayes
Miss Brummer
Alice Evans
Ardis Brummer
Velma Neumeyes
Tressurer
Mitchell Theatre Names New Manager
Ralph Phillips of Sioux Falls has been named manager of the Paramount theater in Mitchell and will assume duties today. Phillips has previously managed the Orpheum theater in Sioux Falls for several months. Burr Cline, the current Mitchell manager, will move to Oshkosh Wisconsin to join Warner Brothers.
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Mitchell Theatre
Mitchell
Ralph Phillips
Sioux Falls
Paramount Theater
Phillips
Orpheum Theater
Burr’ Cline
Swill
Oshikosh, Wise
Warner Brothers Company
Mrs Dillon of Woonsocket Dies
Funeral services were held for Mrs. P. C. Dillon of Woonsocket at her daughter's home with Rev. Frank W. Cannon officiating. She died Friday afternoon at 85 years, seven months, and nine days, after long residence in Woonsocket, her husband having died in 1904. She had lived with her daughter seven miles north in recent years.
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Woosnocken
P. C. Dillon
J. J. Horrigen
Frank
W. Cannon
M. EB
Woonsocket
Mra. J. J. Horrigan
Rebekah Lodge of Wolsey Meets in House Trial
Specially Loyal Rebekah Lodge No 95 meets at Marian Salisbury home in Wolsey with 150 members present to drape the charter for Nattie Darby. Mrs H O Cheney reports from the district meeting at Carpenter. Next meeting set for Laura Erion's home on December 7.
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Rebekah Lodge
Wolsey
Rebekah Lodge No. 95
Marian Salisbury
Nattie Darby
Carpenter
Laura Erion
Mitchell City to Advertise Bids for Public Works
Mitchell city council authorized the city auditor to solicit bids for remaining public works projects. Pending items include storm sewer pipes drainage and inspection of the dam gallery at Lake Mitchell water mains improvements an elevated tank south side to raise pressure and repairs to city hall. Also noted were a bazaar and a Halloween party with community activities in Yale and Alpena.
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Mitchell
lake‘Mitchell
Lake ‘Mitchell
Yankton Man Held For Alimony Failure
Wes ley M. Saum of Yankton was jailed in Minnehaha county for contempt of court after failing to pay $25 monthly alimony to his ex wife Leona Stanieck of Sioux Falls. He had previously been cited for unpaid attorney fees and costs. The judge ordered arrest and held him until payment arrangements are made.
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Sioux Falls
Wesley M. Saum
Yankton
Minnehaha County
Lucius J. Wall
Saum
Leona Stanieck
Sheriff's Office
Staff Chosen for 1933 Jackrabbit Yearbook
Final selections for the 1925 Jackrabbit yearbook staff were announced by editor Herold Overtin of Webster Ruth Bowe of Huron is managing editor Burr Adams of Philip business manager. The list includes Mil dred Spillum Brookings as Administration Anne Marie Soleglad Pierre for organizations Gordon Douglas West Lafayette for men's athletics Willa Mall Brookings for pinch women's athletics Gerald Pickles Clark Lucille Young Brookings for snapshots Eugene Kuske Sleepy Eye assistant circulation manager Francis Zehnpfenning Dimock Ione Nyman Brookings Edna McLoughlin Mitchell Adelaide McGarraugh Philip Dick Burris Brookings for features.
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Brookings
Yankton College to Stage All School Play Friday
Yankton College drama department will present its first all school play of the season, Sheridan's The Rivals, in Forbes hall theatre Friday evening. Herbert L. Curry will direct. The cast features Guynett Roc as Mrs Malaprop with an all star lineup including Dorothy Estuda, Mary Loft, Eleanor Ewing, James Howell, Norman Day, Maxwell Williamson, Delmar Solem, Ray Clarke, Roger Nelson, Tomas, Roger Nele son, Edwin Miller, and Marjorie Wright among others.
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Yankton
Yankton Tele Jege Department of Drama
Sheridan
Herbert L. Curry
Gepartyment
Forbes Hall Theatre
Guynett Roc
New York
N. Yu
Mrs. Malatrop
Dorothy Estuda
Wagner
Julian Mary Loft
Lydia
Eleanor Ewing
Redfield
Lucy
James Howell
Albion
Captain Absolute
Norman Miyte
Clifton Forge
Day
David
Maxwell Williamson
Warnery
Anthony Absolute
Franz Ollerman
Lucius O'Trigger- Delmar Solem
Volin
Ray Clarke
Bob Acres
Lawrence Kidwell
Custer
Tomas
Roger Neleson
Wiborg
Acre
Edwin Milleer
Neb
Malae Trop
Marjorie Wright
Armoun
Julia
Bazaar At Yale Draws Crowd For Community Aid
The annual bazaar at Yale benefiting the community church attracted good crowds and netted about 40 dollars. Supper was served and raffle tickets were sold. The next aid meeting will be at Mrs. Glen Foote on Thursday, November 15.
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YALE
St Williams Ladies Altar Society
Altar’ Society
Kate Newcome
Thurst
Glen Foote
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Dean of Music
National
Tobasco Company
Ein
Lucky Strike
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Alpena
Anids Mae Kunze
Aspen
Yankton College
Sioux City
Twin Cities
Sharlie
Woodbury’s
Tbs
Eatmor
Tokay
Hamburger
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