Legion to Make Veteran Claims Liaison Officers Named
Siotx Falls November announcement lists 36 American Legion members appointed as liaison officers to represent South Dakota veterans in claims before the U S Veterans Bureau. Appointments approved by General Frank T. Hines and Bannister highlight cooperation to reduce reliance on external attorneys and aid veterans in obtaining adjusted compensation and benefits.
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Siotx Falls
American Legion
South Dakota
U. S. Veterans Bureau
D. A. Banniister
Frank T.hines
Veterans Bureau
Legion
Watson B Miller
National Rehabilitation Committer of the
Laison
L. J. Ballou
Bridgewater
Lewis W. Bicknell
Webster
George Blewitt
Rapid Cir Co
B. Beelmar
Gann Valley
E. A. Crockett
Yankton
Ben Diesen
Dell Trapids
Herbert Cortland
Redfield
Maxon List
EB. J. MeaAllister
Leman
Dan Nea
Eutchen
Belly
Scott
Mission
C. EB. Sinclair
Sturgis
E. A. Steinback
J. F. Sherman
Groton
Wright W. Tarbell
Watertown
E. A. Temmes
Huron
Jani “Vincent Alexandria
U. S
Bannister
South Adal
Home Service
Vhce Bureau
Alyo
Free Trip Award For Young Citizens League Contest
Pierre November cash prize of 40 dollars and a free trip to the state presenting will be awarded to the winner of the annual Young Citizens League speech and essay contest. D G Mills announces the awards will be made in cooperation with the state game and fish department and Izaak Walton league. Contest subjects center on the conservation of natural resources including woods waters and wildlife. Only members of chartered F F C L organizations may participate. County district and state prizes will be given, with eleven local chapters producing winning contestants receiving awards. Materials to aid contestants will be sent by the state game and fish department, and the work must be original.
Protection for Inmates Urges State Insurance Reform
South Dakota industrial commissioner F L Perry urged state legislation to extend workers compensation protections to inmates in state institutions. He noted the state already carries such insurance for all employees and argued wards lack means to seek redress. Perry cited a prison injuries case and pointed to Wisconsin and Maryland as models, proposing up to 16 dollars weekly and a 1900 dollar total payable after release.
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Pisare
South Dakota
F. L. Perry
Perry
State Penitentiary
Lcense
Wisconsin
Maryland
University slides program for civic groups in South Dakota
The University of South Dakota extension division begins a state wide slide distribution project for education. It offers 35 slide sets with 25 to 100 slides each, plus manuscripts, aiming for self support via a $3 annual borrowing fee and free return of express charges. Subjects include The Scenic West and Our National Capitol among others.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Divison
Algo
Canada
South Dakota
Switzerland
Victor Hugo
Yolfere
Spain
Drying Of Roads Aids Joe Creek Farmers
Heavy two week old snow has melted and dirt roads begin drying. Farmers haul and stack windrow hay while corn work progresses. Reports say ample hay exists to feed cattle this year and production moves at a steady pace in Joe Creek area.
State Corn Husking Progressing Rapidly
Weather favors harvest as corn husking in southeastern South Dakota advances quickly with many fields husked and others nearing completion. More machines than ever are used, replacing hand husking and speeding the 1914 season in this area.
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Siour Falls
Nove
Sout Dakota
Senns Agents Raid Dakota Line Seize Moonshine Still
SLOUX FALLS Nov 14 Federal agents under BE Ul Senn and local officers raided near Lemmon and near Reeder North Dakota seizing a 240 gallon still 75 gallons of moonshine 300 gallons of mash and other evidence from John Muanenger and a 40 gallon still hidden in a barn on C M Cole farm. Cole and Muannger were arrested for North Dakota court prosecution.
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Sloux Falls
Office of the Prohibition Administration
BE. UL. Senn
Lemmon
Hettinger
N. D
John Muanenger
North Dakota
Reeder
N.D
C. M. Cole
Cole
Ethan Cheese Factory Becomes Milk Cooperative
In Ethan on November 14, eighty local farmers supply milk to a cheese factory on a cooperative basis. Each morning they deliver milk and haul whey home to pigs, and every two weeks they receive a cheese payment.
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South Dakota
Ethan
Mitchell Philharmonic to stage Messiah with beached soloists
Mitchell Nov. 14 Two soloists from California and two from town have been engaged to sing the solo parts in the oratorio The Messiah to be presented by the Mitchell Philharmonic Society on December 15. Conductor Dean A A Beecher announced the casting. The Californians are Gertrude Darsie and George Darsie of Los Angeles, with Darsie a tenor and Darsie a contralto. Elizabeth MacCollinna.
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Mitchell
California
Golo
Mitchell Philharmonic Society
Dean A. A. Beecher
Gertrude Darsie
George Darsie
Los Angeles
Elizabeth MacCollin
Nna
Bees Stow Away Honey in Lake Andes News Building
In Lake Andes on November 14 the Wave office found bees storing honey in the rear of the building. Workmen lured the swarming insects with smoke then used saw and hammer to harvest about 20 pounds of honey. The bees were then left with a supply for spring activity. The article also notes trade between Mongolia and Manchuria in dog skins.
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Andes News
Lake Andes
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National Bureau
Eal
Lesterville
Carl Werrbom
Sioux City
Sophage
Free Trip
Will Bey
G. L. Award
The
University of
Paris
Pullip II
Senn
Dakota Line
A. A
Tment
Pat
Penney
Ethan Cheese Factory
Mitchell Music
Mongolia
Manchuria
Tollin Brothers
Oxfords
Third Street
Huron Theatre
Mackinow
Ares
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