Validity Arguments Heard On Referendum Petitions In Pierre
The South Dakota Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two petitions challenging legislative acts. Secretary of State Wells faced claims of invalid signatures due to missing post office addresses or occupations, and one petition not filed within the nine day window after adjournment. The case also involved Cedington County landowners challenging district alignment and debt provisions, with speakers debating tax and district implications and economic efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Ay Shields
Sioux Falls
Secretary of State
Tom Kirby
Kirby
Cedington County
South Shore Independent School District
Cor Edsworth Evans
Reuvrul
Perry F. Loucks
Watertown
Policemen's Ball Draws Record Crowd in Sioux Falls
A robust turnout estimated between 5 000 and 6 000 danced at the annual policemen's ball on Monday night, hailed by police chiefs as the most successful on record. Attendees came from many nearby cities including Des Moines and Omaha with registrations showing wide regional reach. In Bancroft observational weather notes a weekend snowstorm dropped dust to a white ground cover causing icy sidewalks and slippery roads.
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Sioux Falls
Des Moines
Tay Aberdeen
S. D
Council Blufe
Omaha
Neb
Fort Dodge
Huron
Bancroft Bancroft
Szecia
Bancroft
Cedar Rapids Police Hold Sioux Indian In Grand Larceny Case
At wrong place Cedar Rapids Nov 11 4 George Track 25 Sioux Indian applied for lodging Monday night. Chief of detectives Karl Stanley learned he is wanted in Lyman County South Dakota for grand larceny. Sheriff M M Karlen said Track is wanted for horse stealing. Track waived extradition and will be returned to Lyman County by authorities.
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Cedar Rapids
George
Poliee
Karl Stanley
Lympan County
South Dakota
Stanley
M. M. Karlen
Lyman County
Hyde County IDEA Delegates Chosen
Hyde County teachers elected delegates to represent the county at the D EA meeting during Thanksgiving week. Rural and city units each appoint two delegates plus County Superintendent Gladys Gannon and City Superintendent KM Harkness. Annie Hamlin and Dorothy Hink named delegates. Willis Boyd and Harold Baillie alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Hyde County
Harold Baillie
Marjorie Winans
Weiss
Laura Peterson
Huron
Peterson
Beaten Paths Play By St Lawrence Seniors Friday
St Lawrence seniors present their class play Beaten Paths Friday at eight in the school gym. Cast includes Andrew Erren, Loren Palmer, Emily Warren, Marie Weaver, Dick Warren, Junior Ford, Sally Warren, Irene Phillips, James Morgan, Brony West, Eugene Patterson, Bob Blair, Edythe Blair, Lorraine Gamble, and others in a modern youth group. The Miller cafe reopens after fire damage and hosts for Miller firemen. a concert by Miller high school counts bands, orchestra, chorus of 130, with solo Carol Schroeder and duet Marjorie Molesworth and Curtis Rainy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Andrew ‘Rren
Loren Palmer
Emily Warren
Marie Weaver
Dick Warren
Junior Ford
Sally Warren
Irene Phillips
James Morgan
Brony
Eugene Patterson
Bob Blair
Miller Miller
The
Miller High School
Carol Schroeder
Marjorie Molesworth
Curts Rainy
Frank Has No Record in Federal Toefl? No, corrected
Sigux Falls police on Tuesday said Lyn Frank, held as a suspect in the Matsa kidnapping, has no federal criminal record per the Department of Justice in Washington. Frank is serving a 20 day county jail sentence for vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Sigux Falls
Ur—Lyn Frank
Matsa
Federal Department of Justice
Washington
Born to Mind Mrs Faulstich and Schutte Family News
A Special report from Highmore notes Mrs. Blumer Faulstich gave birth to a daughter on November 11. Earlier, a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Schutte on Friday, November 12, according to local records.
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Highmore
Blumer Faulstich
Acm
W. GC. Schutte
Milwaukee Social Center Turns Idle Men Toward Work
Milwaukee uses a Municipal Social Center in a former four story factory with reading room, library, games, barber shop, woodshop, and gym to keep unemployed men off the streets. Open daily from morning to night under veteran supervision, about 2000 men use it daily. The center offers English and citizenship classes, odd jobs, and acts as an informal employment office, guiding men toward reentry and independence while reducing disturbances and crime.
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NEA
Milwaukee
Wisx
Compensation Fee Collections Rise in First Quarter
Pierre November 17 Secretary of State Goldie Wells reported motor carrier compensation fees for the first quarter starting July 1 stood at 136 471 dollars versus 142 463 dollars the year prior. Interstate trucker collections rose from 21 840 to 24 192 dollars for July August September. Twenty three counties showed increased general collections while 41 counties showed decreases. The drop is attributed to drought restricting livestock movement to market and reduced enforcement staffing due to the motor patrol being under the department of justice. Eight fieldmen are now serving as enforcement officers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Goldie Wells
Misa Wells
Department of Justice
Bancroft Luther League Meeting and Birthday Party
In Bancroft on November 11 special reports note Luther League members gathering in the church basement, with Mae Rusche named temporary chairwoman and Emma Claassen leading a discussion on ideal leaguers. A piano solo by Berniece Fuersienma and a reading by Edmund Rusche followed, then games and a luncheon. A November 17 birthday party in Cavour honored Bessie Duesler and Billie Benston with attendees listed.
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Bancroft Leaguers
Bancroft
Luther League
Mae Rusche
Emma Claassen
Berniece Fuersienma
Edmund Rusche
Cavour
Alwyn Goethel
Warren
Louise Voss
Hazel Benston
Marion Duesler
Bessie Duesler
Lloyd Lindquist
Honsr
Bessie Duesier
Billie Benston
Wheaton Ladies Bazaar Nets 67 For Church Funds
The Wheaton Ladies held a bazaar and dinner on Saturday despite stormy weather. A strong turnout yielded about 67 dollars to be used for church expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheaton Ladies
Invitational meeting at Magonic lodge hosts regional speakers
The Magonic lodge held an invitational meeting with delegates from Iroquois Bancroft and Lake Preston. Speakers included Mark Carlyle of Brookings and Dr Serles of State College, with Aubrey Sherwood as Worshipful Master in charge. A social hour followed.
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Magonic Lodge
Iroquois
Bancroft
Lake Preston
Mark Carlyle
Brookings
Serles
State College
Aubrey Sherwood
Luloffs visit Highmore. Marah traders sell horses
Mr and Mrs O B Luloff and son Homer of Marah Minnesota spent several days visiting Mr and Mrs A L Hill old friends. Hills lived at Marah for years. Mr Luloff bought a truckload of horses while here.
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Yistein -Highmore
Highmore
O. B. Luloff
Homer
Marah
Minn
Mim A. L. Hill
Hills
Marakh
Visit to Ill Father Highlights Cody Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McEathran of Cody Wyoming visited Highmore to see Mrs. McEathran's father H W Deling who is described as in health. They spent Saturday with Highmore friends and visited an aunt Mrs. Ida Fichids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Highmore
Kenneth McEathran
Cody
Wyo
Return from trip for Davis family in Rochester visit
Mr and Mrs Mike Davis Ed Davis and nephew Celestine Davis returned home from a trip to Rochester Minnesota and other points in Iowa reflecting a family visit.
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Wale
Mike Davis
Ed Davis
Celestine Davis
Rochester
Minn
Towa
Services Held For Mrs. Vern Edmunds
Funeral services were held here Tuesday for Mrs. Vern Edmunds who died in Sioux Falls hospital Saturday from burns received in an explosion October 27 when she attempted to start a fire in a heater with kerosene. Mrs. Edmunds, 23, was a resident of North Dakota. She is survived by her widower and two small daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Edmunds
Salem
Veen
Edmunds
Edmmunds
North Dakota
Hitchcock Trucker Fined for Unpaid Plates at Watertown
Perry Dixon of Hitchcock pleaded guilty in Watertown municipal court to operating a motor vehicle without proper compensation plates. He was fined $25 and costs. John Kingdon, owner of the truck, entered a plea.
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Hitchcock Trucker
Watertown Watertown
Perry Dixon
Hitchcock
John Kingdon
Pica
Five More Named On Beadle Centennial Committee
Governor Jensen named five additional South Dakotans to the Beadle Centennial Committees guiding the unveiling of General Wo He i Beadle statue at the state education association convention in Sioux Falls next Sunday. After unveiling, the statue will go to the hall of fame in Washington DC. The new members are Hans Astrud of Baltic Downe Rob inson of Pierre H M Guhin of Aberdeen Mrs Westby of Madison and Herman F Chapman of Sioux Falls.
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Pierre
Jensen
Beadle
Wo Hei Beadle
State Education Association
Sioux Falls
Hall of
Washington
Music Association Meets November 23 TRENE
The annual meeting of the South Dakota High School Music Association will be held at Sioux Falls Waglinton High School on Sunday afternoon November 21 at 3 00 p.m. A discussion of the association and recommendations to the State Music Council is anticipated. The council, with five representatives from each district, sets festival rules and may select the site for the 1938 state high school music contest. Officers are elected at this meeting.
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Association
Palchow Returns To School After Chicken Pox Absence
Kath Jaen Palchow returns to St. Lawrence School on Monday morning after missing two weeks with chicken pox. The note records her reentry to classes at the start of the week.
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Burdette
Kath- Jaen Palchow
St. Lawrence
Ole Lindebak Services Held
The funeral for Ole Lindebak, a Lane pioneer who homesteaded near Lane since 1883, was held at his home and church with local relatives and friends in attendance. Survived by four of eleven children Christ Edward Anna Cunningham Edna Lindebak, twenty grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. He served on township and school boards and would have celebrated his 61st wedding anniversary this March.
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Ole 0
A. P. Nelson
Aatartet
Peter. Lillehang
Selmer Lilehaeg
Atred Endahl
Mr. Nelson
Professor Loman
Calleze
G. EB. Johnson
Albert Johnson
Andrew Reid
Will Frier
Ole Roti
Karl Erickson
Mr. Lindebak
Ole Lindebek
Lane
Christ
Sed
Lindebak
Christ Edward
Anna Cunningham
Edna Lindebak
Wessington Springs
Bazaar Aids Lutheran Church Serves 208 Patrons in Snow
Solberg Lutheran Aid hosted its annual bazaar and lutefisk supper at the Lutheran Church basement. A large crowd attended despite bad weather and 208 patrons were served. Proceeds from the bazaar and supper totaled about ninety dollars.
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Solberg
Alpena Carnival Is Financial Success
Alpena high school staged The Powder River Roundup carnival Friday night, earning about eighty five dollars in receipts. Aman dus Aisenbrey won first in the amateur contest with a quartet winning second and Gene Thompson third. Pete Leslie of Huron performed fancy roping, Bernie Strong of Virgil and Narad Koerner of Aspen won a popularity contest. Booths games and the chuck wagon filled the rest of the evening.
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Alpena
Powder River
Alpena High School
Greea
Amandus Aisenbrey
Gene Thompson
Pete Leslie
Huron
Bernie Strong
Virgil
Narad Koerer
Aspens
Farm-Home program delegates return from Brookings
Mrs. Ella Nelson and Mrs. Margaret Yoda, delegates of the Help One Another Home Extension Club, returned Friday from Brookings after attending the Farm-Home program this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progpramt Burdette
Ella Nelson
Margaret Yoda
Brookings
Hane Extension Club
Birth of Jerald David to Mr and Mrs Davis near Yolo
A son was born Friday November 12 to Mr and Mrs Davis about eight miles north and east of Yolo. The infant was named Jerald David and weighed ten pounds at birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Yolo
Jerald David
All-Bran Promotes Regularity With Kellogg's cereal
A narrative ad promotes All-Bran as a natural laxative to prevent constipation. It claims the cereal absorbs water to soften stool and provides vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract. Emphasizes regular daily use with cereals, milk or cream, and water for a reliable routine.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Cate
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Fountain of Youth
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Jamon Bath
Howe Rew
Acistien-Galia
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Mtetorn
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Ught
Ole Lindebak
Jerauld
Lane Cemetery
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H. D. Sewell
W. A Saxton
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Tradning
Gue Hospital
Erican College OF Burgeons
Jaylor
W. K Griffiths
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Huron Lumber Company
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