Lennox Clubbers Succeed By Work
South Dakota 4 H demonstrators Deletta Wright and Olive Redman describe their club work path from early exhibits to state fair victories. They praise leaders, practice, and critic feedback while detailing district wins and a Chicago trip as grand champions representing Lincoln County and Lennox.
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Deletta Wright
South Dakota
Chicago
Olive Redman
Deletta
Lincoln County Fair
Canted
Mary Knowlton
Canton
Hurley
Parker
Dakota
Huron
Olive
Clover Queen
Lennox
Brookings Farm
Lincoln County Club
Lake Byron-Foster creek diversion project begins
Work started yesterday on the Lake Byron Foster creek diversion, using a large excavation machine by Pickus Construction of Aberdeen. The state fish and game commission let the contract and expect continuous work to finish this fall so Lake Byron may receive flood waters next spring. Frank Dwyer, chair of the Izeak Wallon league committee aiding the project, expresses confidence in completion.
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Lake Byron
Foster Creek
Pickus Construction Company
Aberdeen
State Fish and Game Commission
Hitchcock
Frank Dwyer
Izeak Wallon League
Ake
Search for Lost Fliers Spurs Northwest Air Interest
Seattle reports Northwest aviation leaders unite to locate two missing fliers and four passengers in northern British Columbia. Captain Zeno Briggs seeks naval aid by telegraphing for amphibian planes from San Diego and securing Canadian access for American fliers. Senator Dill requests Navy cooperation and Canada is asked to allow entry without formalities.
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Seattle
British Columbia
Zeno E. Briggs
Bremerton Navy Ward
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
San Diego
Robin
Renahan
E. J. A. Burke
C. C. Dill
Adams
Navy
U. S. Missionaries Killed In Brazil
New York reports the murder of two American missionaries and the infant daughter of one in remote interior Brazil. Arthur S. Tylee of Worcester and nurse Ethel Kratz of Chicago died near Juruena, where officials say savage Indians likely carried out the attack three weeks from civilization. Alfred H. Vroom, the mission union treasurer, noted the attack's details were not specified.
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New York
Brazil
Inland
South American Missionary Union
Arthur
Tylee
Worcester
Mass
Ethel Kratz
Chicago
Alfred H. Vroom
The
Missionary Union
Juruena
Vroom
Real Estate Transfers From Beadle County List of Buyers
Real estate transfers recorded including Charles H Mackey to Ralph A Mackey Belvidere Illinois for ten dollars NW 1 4 5 11 63 and Richard L Walker to Charles E Marshall for one dollar N% of NE 1 3 and W12 of NW 1 4 10 112 63 plus transfers to Emil O Seeman in Huron with amounts one dollar and parcels including part of SW 1 4 of SW 1 4 31 11L 60 and parts of NW 1 4 45 210 51 and NE 1 4 6 041 plus Lot 10 Block 3 1st North Huron addition to Huron.
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Beadle County Abstract and Title Co
Charles H. Mackey
Ralph A. Mackey
Belvidere
Ill
Richard L. Walker
Charles E. Marshall
Mus. G. RB
Stillman
Beadle County
H. J. Ward
Emil O. Seeman
Huron
Margaret L. Holton
Mrs. Nettie Mears
Emil G. Seeman
North Huron
Flood Fear Dispelled as Seine Waters Recede
At Paris on November 10 fears of Seine floods eased as rising waters began to recede. The meteorological office forecast fair weather and officials believed the danger had passed. Admission lists show multiple hospital cases in Huron and surrounding areas including surgical and medical conditions.
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Paris
Seine
Meteorological Bureau
University of South Dakota Glee Club Tour Starts
The University of South Dakota men’s glee club leaves Vermillion for an eight day tour to six Black Hills communities Burke Wall Belle Fourche Custer Hot Springs and Winner. The program includes choruses quartets solos and instrumental pieces with encores planned and featured soloists Bert Winters Neil Boardman A J Wilson Max Koster and Grant Morgan.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Black Hills
Burke
Wall
Belle
Fourche
Custer
Hot Springs
Winner
Glee Club
Cadiman
Rio
Noah
Bartholomew
Nevinsolo
Jack
Squire
Chalita
Schertzinger-Stickles
Jonah
Protheroe
Banjo
Dickmo Glee Club
Romance
D'Ambrosio
Elgar
Max Koster
Grant Morgan
Watertown
Two Die in German Republic Day Clashes Across Cities
Berlin reports two killed and several injured as police suppressed a communist demonstration at Hilden Rhineland. In Coblenz a nationalist leader arrested for wearing a forbidden uniform. Munich fascists held a mourning service. Leipzig redress involved coffee cups and police clubs at the market.
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Berlin
Hilden - In - Rhineland
Coblenz
Aft
Cough Syrup Found To Relieve Child’s Cold
Mrs. Vv. Badman of 2651 Monroe Street Toledo Ohio reports giving Smith brothers cough syrup to James on a Canada trip after he caught a cold on a train platform. Within about two hours the cough eased and he began to smile again as he recovered.
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James
Canada
Badman
Monroe Street
Toledo, Ohio
House Committee Opens Red Probe
Washington November 10 preliminary to its swing into southern states and Mexico City the special House investigating committee called representatives of the American Manganese Producers Association and the Cleveland police department to testify about communist activities. J Carson Adkerson president of the manganese producers planned to discuss the impact of Soviet manganese on domestic markets. William B Long of Cleveland representing Allied Industries Association and Cleveland police officials also testified along with Rev Father Edmund A Walsh vice president of Georgetown University. A delegation from the ROTC Association of the United States led by Major General Amos A Fries had another angle to discuss.
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Washington
Mexico City
Edmund A. Walsh
Georgetown University
R. O. T. C. Association of the United States
Amos A. Fries
Army Chemical Service
Fruit Surplus To Be Distributed To Poor
West coast peach prune and fig crops will feed the nation’s poor this winter via the Economic Conservation Committee of America. Butter and jam at cost will be distributed to charitable institutions civic groups and needy individuals. Purchasers must promise not to resale for profit. Dr Francis I Jones says the plan helps hungry children and adults without competing with the fruit canning industry. Also notes experiments show wireless waves heard in mines 3000 feet deep and in deep water.
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Washington
Economic Conservation Committee of America
Francis I. Jones
Geeral
Federal Employment Service
California
Captain Ammel Plans Nonstop Flight To Panama Canal Zone
Captain Roy W. Ammel, Chicago broker, started a nonstop flight from Floyd Bennett to reach France Field Panama, carrying 702 gallons of gasoline and 34 gallons of oil for a 2 270 mile trip. Weather delays altered his plan from crossing the Atlantic to the canal zone route. He formery served in the Army Air Corps in World War I and was born in Medora, North Dakota.
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New Yam
Atlantic
Roy W. Ammel
Chicago
Panama Canal Zone
Floyd Bennett
Barren Island
France Field
Panama
Ammel
P Paris
Berlin
Rome
Canal Zone
Ammei
Medora
N D
Army Air Corps
Reserves Take Hike at Jefferson School Event
The Girl Reserves at Jefferson school held a Hare and Hound hike Thursday from 4 to 6 pm. The Hounds lost the trail and returned to the schoolhouse for lunch, led by Mrs. Donald Georgia while Miss Seaton led the Mounds.
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Jefferson School
Donald Georgia
Miss Seaton
Felix von Luckner to Speak at Northern Normal
Count Felix von Luckner, famed German sea raider in World War I, is slated to talk at Northern Normal on November 19 as the third performer on the college entertainment course.
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Felix von Luckner
Aberdeen
Northern Normal
General Bliss, War Chief, Dies
General Bliss, born December 41 1853 in Lewisburg Pennsylvania, a shy, gruff leader with a bristling mustache and bald crown, rose from West Point to major general in 1915 and general in 1917, serving as a prominent Army commander until his death.
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Bliss
Lewisburg
Pennsylvania
University of Lewisburg
Bucknell University
West Point
General staff chief retires after forty two years of service
The article recalls a long career ending in 1920 after forty two years of hard service. He became chief of the general staff, joined the allied conference in 1977, and remained on active duty as general. He served on the supreme war council in France and the American peace negotiation commission before becoming governor of the National Soldiers' Home in Washington.
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National Soldiers’ Home
Washington
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