Conviction Affirmed in Maurice Leonard Case
The South Dakota Supreme Court affirmed Maurice Leonard of Tripp County on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge. It also affirmed two other lower court rulings and reversed three on appeal. Leonard shot at an acquaintance who urged him to put away a revolver while riding in a car.
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Lawein
Mclntosh
Lee and Erickson
A. C. Court
Davison County
Waerrenty
von Siggern Brothers and
Ladden
Antelope City State Bank of Nebraske and Oddfellows Building Company, Et al
White River
Wessington Lions Plan Radio Program Airing
Wessington Lions outline a December radio program on KGDY in Huron with civic groups allowed to assist to ensure the event’s success during the first week of December. The plan aims to showcase local talent heard on the air.
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Wessington
Werington
Raio
KGDY
Huron
Lions Club
Cay
Sattgast Speaks At Armistice Day Program
SIOUX FALLS Nov 12 Pro C 8 Latty president of Sioux Falls college was principal speaker at Armistice day program Tuesday directed by Harold Munson post American Legion. President Gattgast delivered address at State theater at 11 oclock. Parait and special music accompanied the program.
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Sattgast
Sioux Falls
Latty
Sioux Falls College
Harold Munson
American Legion
Gattgast
Aparait
Wessington I O O F Lodge Holds Winter Smokers
Members of the Wessington I O O F lodge will hold a smoker Wednesday evening after the regular meeting. Attendance limited to members. This begins a winter series of smokers. Lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Order
State mulls railroad into South Dakota coal fields
A North Dakota coal shipment at six dollars a ton prompts talk of building a railway from Pierre or Gettysburg to Northwest South Dakota coal regions. The plan, possibly led by the state, could mirror Missouri river bridge funding and ease east region coal costs while addressing unemployment.
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S.D. Miller
North Dakota
Northern Pacific Railway
South Dakota
Pierre
Gettysburg
North Western Railway
Missouri
Sioux Falls YMC A YWCA Members Attend State Convention
Twelve members of the Sioux Falls Y M C A and Y W C A from Sioux Falls college attended the state convention of college Christian associations held in Madison. Ten members belonged to the Y W C A delegation including Mary Stephens Bismarck Elizabeth Rice Watertown Dorothy Anderson Wakanda Elsie Reed Pierre Grace Locke Sherman Fatime Abraham Margaret Geegh Alvina Preuss Eleanor Lock Anna Roe. Also listed are Sioux Falls attendees Hugh Steele and Robert Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
College Christian Associations of the State
Madison
Mary Stephens
Bismarck
Elizabeth Rice
Watertown
Dorothy Anderson
Wakanda
Elsie Reed
Pierre
Grace Locke
Sherman
Fatime Abraham
Margaret Geegh
Alvina Preuss
Eleanor Lock
Anna Roe
Hugh Steele
Robert Dennis
Benediction Service Rededicates Gann Valley Church
Rededication services for the improved Congregational church in Gann Valley were held Sunday. Rev. A. L. Curtiss preached the sermon. George Williams assisted. a full basement and new heating system were installed. the main hall refurnished with a new oak floor and oak pews. Expenditure around 3000, much donated as labor.
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GAN Aller
Congregational
Gann Valley
A. L. Curtiss
Aberdeen
George Williams
South Dakota
Men Outnumber Women Students At S. F. College
Sioux Falls college survey shows men constitute about 57 percent of the student body with women 43 percent. Freshmen are about 66 percent male, sophomores flip to more women at 54 percent, juniors about 6 percent male, seniors 56 percent male. college notes it is among SD schools with a male majority in enrollment.
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Sioux Falls
Lions Falls College
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota
Sanborn Court Convenes November 25 in Sanborn County
The November term of circuit court in Sanborn County will convene November 25 at 10 a.m. with RC Bakewell presiding. An order directs the clerk to summon jurors. list includes Afton, Jackson, Warren, Woonsocket, Silver Creek, Oneida, Union, Logan, Twin Lakes, Elliot, Letcher, Butler, Ravenna, Artesian, Woonsocket City townships and villages. Seventeen cases filed. reporting ends Saturday evening, November 15.
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Wumnsucket
Sanborn County
RC. Bakewell
Cork of Courts
Sth
Afton
Phil Easter
Floyd Two
Chris Christensen
John Caren
Jackson
Andrew Peterson
Lynn Travier
Logan
Roy C. Larson
Lloyd Edwards
John
Eliingson
Twin Lakes
L. H. Smith
Joan Godfrey
Elliot
Albert Selland
Letcher
James McGraw
H W. Green
Butler
Eugene Bowman
Burton Dodd
Ravena
E. J. Connor
Letcher Village
Ala
Watertown Electrician Burned by 2300 Volt Line
Frank McConnell, a municipal electric company employee, suffered severe burns to his hands and feet when he touched a 2300 volt high tension line while making a wire connection on a pole 35 feet high. He was lowered to the ground by coworkers. doctors warned amputation could be necessary, though his condition was later described as fairly good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Electrician
Watertown
Frank McConnell
Municipal Electric Company
McConnell
Five Hogs Killed In Truck Collision Near Yankton
In a collision west of Yankton two trucks met head on. A double deck load of hogs in William Welfel’s truck driven by J W Mayer of Tyndall died along with about six hogs from the Armour truck driven by Joe Smith of Armour. Smith was injured and taken to Yankton hospital. Mayer escaped unharmed.
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Collison
Yankton
Here
William Welfel
J. W. Mayer
Tyndall
Joe Smith
Armour
Smith
Yankton Hospital
Mefer
Hot Springs Airport to be Marked With Large Circle
Hot Springs airport will feature a prominent marking contract awarded to Jack Wilson. The design includes a 100 foot diameter circle with a four foot wide tar outside band filled with crushed gypsum, plus a 10 foot high "Hot Springs" name built in similar fashion.
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Hot Springs
Airpot
Jack Wilson
Kings Heralds Dined at Woonsocket Church Banquet
A Methodist church social in Woonsocket featured a banquet for forty three Kings Heralds. The event included toasts songs impersonations and performances by the boys and girls with Kasih Webster as cheerleader. Mrs A J Hoyer supervised the Kings Heralds group.
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Kings Heralds
Woonsocket Woonsocket
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Kasih Webster
Sirs
A. J. Hoyer
University Rushing Plans For Annual Homecoming November 15
Vermillion awaits Dakota Day events as South Dakota prepares for a grand homecoming weekend. Miss Dakota Eva Nelson leads the parade with Miss Pioneer from Yankton College, while floats and automotive banners adorn Vermillion streets. Notables including Governor Bulow and Governor-elect Green are expected, with events spanning a parade, football game against North Dakota, Sigma Delta Chi banquet, theater, and campus arts.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Sigma Delta Chi
State Press Association
University of North Dakota
Lamunfield
Miss Dakota
Eva Nelson
Eric Point
Miss Pioneer
Yankton College
Yankton
Bulow
Warren E. Green
Committee of Nine
Dakota Bar
University
Chicago
Twin Cities
South Dakota
Wet Hen
Alwani
Volante
Ch University
New Armory
Cooper to Address Teachers in Sioux Falls Convention
William John Cooper United States commissioner of education will speak at the South Dakota Educational Association annual convention in Sioux Falls from November 23 to 25. He will address the general session on Some Essentials in a State Program of Education and also speak at department meetings for city superintendents high school principals rural education and country superintendents. Cooper formerly California state superintendent and Fresno and San Diego city superintendents. Educators view his visit as timely as South Dakota plans to rewrite the course of study and the convention theme centers on Needed Changes in Educational Content Finance and Organization for South Dakota.
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William John Cooper
Sioux Falls
United States Commissioner of Education
South Dakota Educational Association
Cooper
Federal Education Office
Calfornia
Fresno
San Diego
California
South Dakota
Education Association
South Dakate
Watertown Legion Aids Needy Families in Area
Codington county American Legion post reports aid to several families in Watertown. A mother of five with a husband in a Veterans hospital received groceries and coal from the local post. The organization continues to assist additional destitute families in the territory.
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Watertown Legion
Watertown
Codington County American Legion Post
Watertown Legionaires
Thirteen Initiated Into State Guidon Society
Eleven women and two others are named as new initiates into the Guidon, the co ed auxiliary to Scabberd and Blade honorary military fraternity at State College. The 13 new members include Maxine Gaukel Ada Messner Alice Shelp Betty Harris Dana Brown Arletta Wurster Margaret Townsend Marjorie White Mildeed Nelson Clara Walseth Winifred Webster Nina Eldridge Elsie Darrington.
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State Guidon Society
Brookings
Faf Guidon
Military Society of State College
Maxine Gaukel
Ada Messner
Alice Shelp
Betty Harris
Dana Brown
Arletta Wurster
Margaret Townsend
Huron
Marjorie White
Castlewood
Winifred Webster
Woonsocket
Mildeed Nelson
Trent
Clara Walseth
Watertown
Nina Eldridge
Volga
Add Elsie Darrington
Waubay
Stylus Exhibit Invitation At Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls college received an invitation to submit copies of the Stylus student newspaper for a regional press convention in York Pennsylvania. The Stylus earned All American honors in the National Scholastic Press Association contest last year and will be the only South Dakota paper in the exhibition. Karl Krueger announces last year and current editions were mailed. William Morris of Littlefork Minnesota led the previous winning paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Stylus Star
Sioux Falls College
Stylus
York College
York
United States
National Scholastic Press Association
South Dakota
Karl Krueger
Sioura Falls
William Morris
Littlefork
Minn
LeBlanc Named to National Pharmacopoeia Committees
Mord LeBlanc assistant professor of pharmacy at State College has been named to two sub committees revising the United States Pharmacopoeia. He will serve on proximate assays and reagents test solutions committees, with Dean E B Serles noting his qualifications from drug assaying work at State College. Dr Serles, dean of the division of pharmacy, was elected to a general revision committee at a Washington pharmaceptal convention last May.
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State, College
E. B. Serles
EM. Serles
Division of Pharmacy of State College
Serles
Washington
Music Study Expands in South Dakota Club Programs
Home extension clubs in 38 counties adopt music appreciation for the coming year with 10 singing and 10 listening numbers split into 10 units. 4-H girls’ clubs may join, dedicating 10 minutes per meeting to study, sing, and listen to selections such as Home Sweet Home, America the Beautiful, The Swan, Messiah Halelujah Chorus, and Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Ankton
South Dakota
Chiss
Mary A. Dolve
South Dakota State College
WMAX
Miss Dolve
Longfellow
America
Kentucky
Old Virginny
St. Mary's
State agency allows buying equipment from state-employee linked firm
Pierre November 12 There is no legal objection to purchasing equipment for safe use from a firm locally represented by state employees the attorney general's office informed John B Biehn director of purchasing He was told that a contract for typewriters from these persons would not be illegal due to their state employment The opinion adds that advisability and propriety of such contracts is not expressed by the attorney general
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Pierre
Attorney General's Office
John B. Biehn
Biehn
Seneral
Ft Meade Personnel Undergoes Changes
Ft Meade reports weekly shifts in enlisted ranks. Sergeant Flisha Payne transfers from Troop B to Troop A at private grade. Fourth Cavalry strength cut by 28 men and all NCO and specialist promotions suspended across Seventh Corps Area starting November 15. New orderly candidates named for commanding officer’s guard duties include Buckner Buckner Ramundo McElroy Canecon Erickson Melsby Moren Moren.
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Ft. Meade
Flisha Payne
Fourth Cavalry
Seventh Corps
William G. Buckner
John Ramundo
Amos McElroy
Charles Canecon
Clarence Erickson
William Melsby
John
J. Moren
Guard Mount
Herman Farm Bureau elects officers at annual meeting
At the Herman township farm bureau annual meeting held at the Boyd schoolhouse Harmon Boyd was elected president. Mose Elmore became vice-president, Will Graese secretary treasurer, Mrs. Mike May woman president, and Mrs. El Robson woman vice-president. Boyd was named delegate to the South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation state convention in Huron this week. Reports were heard during the gathering.
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Herman Farm Bureau
Madison
Herman Township Farm Bureau
Boyd
Harmon Boyd
Mose Elmore
Will Graese
Mike May
el Robson
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Huron
Dog Journeys 500 Miles To Reunite With Master
A police dog given to a friend moving 500 miles to Wyoming wandered back to Preshe. The weary animal appeared weeks later, seeking its former owner. After being found, Dr. Sharpe kept the dog, but a passing motorist struck it and it was euthanized.
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Preshu
Sharpe
Preshe
Wyoming
Thief Loots Locker Rooms at Vermillion Game
A sneak thief entered Vermillion high school locker rooms during a game with Madison players and stole over $50, a gold watch, and other items. A local teacher saw a boy flee and officers expect to capture the culprit soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion Vermillion
Vermillion High School
Madison High
Vermillion
Spearfish Wesleyan Game Broadcast Fund Boosted by Local
Students from Dakota Wesleyan contributed to a fund for broadcasting the Spearfish Wesleyan game on KGDA. Mitchell businessmen installed a radio in the University Chapel for students and a large crowd gathered to listen to the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
KGDA
Senator May Be Political Enigma In Senate
PIERRE Nov 12 Unless Governor W J Bulow South Dakota's senator elect reveals views on national issues before taking office he will enter Congress as a political enigma. Bulow declined to outline stands on tariff farm relief prohibition or other nationwide problems. The article notes McMaster assailed him for pusillanimity and questions what his votes will be on major policies and the farm bloc.
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Pierre
W. J. Bulow
South Dakota
United States Senate
Congress
W. E. Mcl Master
Bulows
Senate
McMaster
Hoover
Bulow
Jovinese
Democratia
New York
New Fe
Washington
Anv
Increase Apportionment in Sanbern County Budget
The Sanbern county finances show an increase of 81 554.64 over last year, with a 3108.29 rise noted in the budget. Officials caution that the larger sum may be needed to meet county needs in the current fiscal period.
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Woonsocket
New
Sanbern County
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Sanborn Court
Dakota Day
South Dakota University
Reeth Dakota Griddera
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Sarah Rah Cole
A. G. Felok
Huronite
Centra
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
C. Shirley
D. Sewell
W. H. Saxton
G. A. Campbell
Bus. Myr
All. Saylor
W. H. Griffith
BH. Faust
MO. G. Hanson
Room
Koepp Bluck
Securities Company
the Huron Publishing Co
Costain
Haron
S. D
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