Armistice Day Observed Across South Dakota
South Dakota joins the nation in Armistice Day celebrations and American Education Week activities. State offices closed at Pierre, schools and communities hold services, speeches, and sports events as towns mark the eleventh anniversary of peace.
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South Dakota
Leston
Percant Satches
Dakota Wesleyan
Northern Normal
Mitchell
Senans of Mines
Spearfiah Normal
Rapid City
Yankton
Southern Normal
Uktom
Lawrence FE. Fox
Thursunday
Pierre
South Daote
McMaster
C. D. Erskine
Stursis
Theaters Join In Shop Early Plea
New York City theatres partner with Publix to urge early Christmas shopping. Sam Katz leads 1200 Publix theatres and newspapers in a push to spread the season over ten weeks with nine of fourteen major pictures released before Christmas to boost shopping activity and theater attendance.
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Tessura
Harold Lloyd
Marianne
The
New York City
Sam Katz
Publix
Shawn
Eublix Theatres
Seven Debaters Enter Mellette High Week Debates
Seven Mellette high school debaters entered the field for a big week. Three veterans from prior years include Raymond Kahl Karl Sny der and Esther Barr. New entrants are Paul Whiteside Dale Rezer Lopez? Gdegsard and Clara Qorgen. The topic asks if the state should build and operate a hydro electrical plant on the Missouri. Practice and work nights set for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Four seniors will be sent from Mellette to the Junior Congress at Huron on November 22.
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Melletts
Mellette High School
Raymond Kahl
Karl Snyder
Esther Barr
Paul Whiteside
Dale Rezer-Lovisa Gdegsard
Clara, Qorgen
Insurers of South Dakota Meet in Huron November 18
Insurers of South Dakota hold their annual gathering in Huron on Monday November 18 with state leaders Don C. Lewis and I L Perry among speakers. B M Beach chairs local arrangements and a full program lists morning greetings, reports, and afternoon addresses on merit rating advertising ethics and workers compensation law, followed by a statewide committee report and officer elections. The event ends with a 7 PM dinner.
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South Dakota
Huron
Don C. Lewis
I. L. Perry
B. M. Beach
Mr. Beach
A.W. Weller
Mitchell
Ht. Wison
Aberdeen
Mutual “Competition
FR. Piroutek
Wagner
J. D. Dux
Sioux Falls
FL. Ericson
Pierre
Daiyman
Lewis
Andrew Daley
Waterto
WL Perry
Jay B. Allen
C. B. Savage
General Ngspecion Bureau
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Logan Center School Organizes Local League Group
Edna Parlee serves as secretary as Logan Center near Troquois forms a league named The Logan Boosters. Pupils reportedly enjoy the League Meetings and community interest grows in the group.
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Logan Center School
Troquois
Edna Parleen
Logan Boosters
Choven
ELECT NEW OFFICERS North Hramhall School
The school elected officers led by Albert Dittman as president, Wilbur Halbert as vice president, Kenneth Noonan as secretary, Marjorie Stingley as treasurer, and Edna Dittman as reporter.
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Albert Dittman
Wilbur Halbert
Kenneth Noonan
Marjorie Stingley
treas_ _urer
Edna Dittman
Organize New Church Society Formed at Mellette
MELLETTE Nov. 11 Special The Scatterwood parish ladies organized a new church society led by Mrs E E Whiteside with Mary Ford as chairwoman Istte 9 pastor Crane elected vice president and Louise Cranen secretary treasurer A meeting is set for Thursday at the church and a December series of special meetings is planned at Scatterwood Church for members
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Mellette
Scatterwood
E. E. Whiteside
Istte
Mary.Ford
Ian Crane
Louise Cranen
Weaa
American engineer to transform 1.1 million acres in Turkestan
In Turkestan the American irrigation expert Arthur Powell Davis, from Oakland, California, is hired by the Soviet government to convert vast sandy wastes into 1,100,000 acres of fertile cotton fields. He flies over the Golodnaya steppes, guiding work by a team of about thirty Americans after a costly prior effort.
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Tashkent
Turkestan
Arthur Powell Davis
Oakland
Cal
Golodnaya
Davis
Watered lands promised 500 pounds cotton per acre
Irrigation engineers project a future cotton yield of 500 pounds per acre once completed, aiming to lessen dependence on the United States and Egypt. The plan envisions diverting from the Syr Daria, called The Strewer of Gold, more than 10 000 cubic feet of water, with machinery installation taking nearly five years.
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Soviet Union
United States
Egypt
Turkestan
Russia
Syr_Daria
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Praised by BerlinReader
Mrs Winnie Frogo of Berlin New Hampshire describes severe fatigue and digestive failure while pregnant. After trying several medicines without relief she followed her husband’s suggestion to use Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and reports strong improvement in health and ability to work. She offers to answer letters about the remedy’s effects.
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Berlin
N. H
Lydia B. Pinkham
Andy
Winnie ‘Oreo
Bursess St
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Vast irrigation project expands across 3 million acres
The development covers 3,000,000 acres, a territory larger than Massachusetts. American machinery will be used and irrigation methods implemented nationwide under the plan, signaling a major expansion of agricultural infrastructure and investment.
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Massachusetts
Color clues reveal nature of color changing creatures
The white crab spider adopts the hue of the blossom it inhabits, a color trick that hints at camouflage. Astronomers determine a star’s age by its color, a simple yet telling method used across celestial observations.
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Northwest Bankorporation
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