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Ste
Huron
Western Union
Huronne
Bria
Evening Humanite
For Rent Four Room Modern Apartment Duplex Garage
Classified rental notice listing a four room modern apartment in duplex with garage for 26 dollars, heated 41 dollars, close in, contact Carl Weir.
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Carl Weir
Idaho 5
Third Street
W. H. Ward
Cole
Std
Iowa S. E
Bager Adjustment Company
Bath
John’s
Dr. L. H, Betts
S.W
Beach Ave
S. FE
Huron
Lumaber Ca
South Lawn
Wanted to Rent an Improved Farm by Young Farmer
Estate of Frank Oviatt deceased seeks a modern farm for rental from a capable young farmer. Pearl Oviatt, administratrix, and Chamberlain and Hall, attorneys of Huron South Dakota, advertise the inquiry for a suitable property.
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Geo
Issenhuth
Frank Oviatt
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
Pearl Oviatt
Chamberlain & Hall
Atorneys
Dak
Piedmont Streets To Get Gravel Surface
A Piedmont delegation of five men including Albert Bregman and T E Reynolds met county commissioners to petition for graveling Piedmont business streets. The commissioners promised gravel supply and hauling, timed with Gable Construction’s work at the Stage Barn Canyon gravel pit.
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Piedmont
Albert Brcgman
T. E. Reynolds
Frank Cooper
Raymond Parker
Robert Engle
Sturgis
Gable Construction Company
Stage Barn Canyor
Milwaukee Railroad to Help Unemployed
About 40 Milwaukee railroad employees gathered in Madison to form a relief group for jobless workers. G A Van Dyke of Austin Minnesota led the meeting which established a voluntary-donation relief organization with the railroad and its employers. The company will provide free transport to those in need and local men were named to head committees for recommendations.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Madison
G. A. van Dyie
Austin
Min
Carnival at Springfield High School Planned for Nov 22
Springfield November 13 The annual carnival at Springfield high school is scheduled for November 22 under the direction of Principal J A Madson. A program with stunts by class groups will precede carnival activities including booths games of skill mystery houses confetti and other festive features to boost the student association treasury for high school activities.
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Springfield School
Springfield
Springfield High School
J. A Madson
Student Association Treasury
Road Work Finished In Codington County
Don Stawson, Codington county highway superintendent, reports twenty nine and a half miles of graded road and eleven miles of traveling completed in Codington county finishing the year's highway work. Machinery and equipment are stored in county sheds until spring, with the last project this fall being the road in the county memorial park.
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Codington County
Watertown
Don Stawson
County Memorial Park
Blunt Man Seeks Farm Site in Black Hills Area
J C O'Brien of Blunt visited Hot Springs and Buffalo Gap to evaluate buying or renting a farm. He plans to relocate his family to the Black Hills region for retirement before spring work, citing interest in farming and stock raising and favorable outlook for the area.
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Black Hills
Buffalo Gap
J. C. O'Brien
Blunt
Hot Springs
O’brien
Benson and Joyce Compete in Hot Springs County Coroner Race
In Hot Springs on November 19 two candidates C. W. Benson and R. A. Joyce learned for the first time eleven days after voting that Benson won the county coroner race by 24 votes. Both men, tied to the undertaking business, appeared unconcerned about the outcome, noting little difference to either candidate.
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C. W. Benson
R. A. Joyce
Benson
Joyce
Rapid City Plans Turkey Parade
Rapid City Copolitan club outlines a plan for a Turkey parade tied to the West River Poultry Show on December 14 with a recent meeting and mentions dates November 18. The item notes community enthusiasm for the event and parade preparations.
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Rapid City
Copolitan Club
Parade plan for local club includes charity turkey donation
Club members and Rapid City business men plan a parade as proposed by new member C. J. Barker. After the procession, the turkeys would be donated to a charitable organization.
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Bers
Rapid City
C. J. Barker
Oldest US Razor Belongs to Former Huron Man
Henry Schaller of Tacoma Washington holds what is believed to be the oldest razor in the United States. The 350 year old prize item, once owned by Schaller’s Alsace great grandfather, won top honors in a New York contest.
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Henry Schaller
Harry A. Schalls
Third Street
United States
Mr. Schaller
Tacoma
Wash
New York
Schaler
Alsace
Schaller
Taconis
State Board of Examiners
Heron
Huron
Engineering Course To Be Given At U
Vermillion November 13 A new industrial engineering course to prepare men as managers of industrial plants will be offered at the University of South Dakota next year Dean L E Akeley of the college of engineering states the program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering It combines economics law and business administration to fit graduates for administrative roles and to broaden engineering practice a four year course will appear in the next year catalogue with enrollment possible next fall
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
L E. Akeley
College of Engineering
Anl
Akerey
Revision of Sully County Fair Premium List
Onida November 19 Special revisions to the Sully County Fair premium list are under way. Mrs. Harry Teets, general superintendent, led a meeting of women’s department superintendents to review culinary and art lists and implement changes. Further meetings will follow and revised lists will be published locally for planning winter exhibits.
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Sully County
Onida
Harry Teets
Abolish Sunday Theaters At Wellington Springs
A petition circulates in Wellington Springs urging an ordinance to forbid Sunday movies and theatrical entertainments. If the council does not pass the requested law, the city auditor must submit the issue to the voters for a vote.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
Outline program for Economic Conference ONIDA
The meeting of chairmen of live stock grain and farm committees met to outline the program for the Economic conference set for December 11 and 12 in Onida. County Agent Norgaard hosted the session with Ross Davies of the State college extension service present to outline work. HA. Brooking was appointed general chairman of the conference.
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Onida
Norgaard
Ross Davies
Fi Service of State College
HA. Brooking
Christopherson Spent 455 To Be Reelected
Pierre November 19 Rep C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls filed expense records showing 455 spent to seek reelection. Of that amount 450 went to the Republican state committee. A C Goodhape of Parker reported 465 spent, including 200 to the Republican state committee, and was elected state treasurer.
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Christopherson
Pierre
C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
House of Represtatives
Secretary of State
Republican State Committee
A. C. Goodhape
Goodhape
Parker
Wes
Newspaper Institute Success Praised by Dakota Editors
Vermillion November 1 The Newspaper Institute proved a notable innovation and one of the most interesting meetings the Dakota Press association has held at the University of South Dakota. A resolution urged promoting the institute to draw larger attendance next year. About 60 newspaper men and their wives attended the first five sessions with others joining for Saturday before the Dakota Day parade.
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EL GL Trotaig
Weekend social notes from Redfield and Sioux Falls
Future Miss Gentwheva Fergen and a party of friends visited Minneapolis and returned Monday. Barney Hagman of Redfield stopped by in Redfield. W. Fanan hosted A. Siekdles from Mlingis for an extended stay. Amber Van spent the weekend with Hawan friends. Mir Rath Sick from play visited her parents J. and M. Sicklee. J. M. Harvey of Sioux Falls called at HLH Fink tome Sunday. August Rocher hosted guests including George Ost Marie Ost Harald Ost G Ost family and Leo Schultz Sunday night. Margery Otto visited Irene Summer Sunday.
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Gentwheva Fergen
Minneapolis
Barney Hagman
Redfield
W. Fa
Nan
A. Siekdles
Mlingis
James Sickles
Amber van
Hawan
Mir’ Rath Sick
J. Sicklee
J. M. Harvey
Sioux Falls
HLH. Fink
August Rocher
George Ost
Marie
Harald Ost
G.ost
Leo Schultz
Margery Otto
Irene Summer
Professor’s odd earnings puzzle yields total income
A fragment states the professor spends 910 more than half his yearly earnings and saves 3000 in five years, or 500 each year. It concludes his total earnings equal 2006, with calculations involving half of his money, 900, and 40 plus 3600 as the other half.
Train Schedule Fragments From Pierre to Wolsey and Huron
Leaves Pierre at 6 30 a m and connects with a southbound train leaving Wolsey at 4 45 a m. The message records a transfer point and times but borders on incomplete context with unclear dates or services.
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Huron
Wolsey
Pierre
Tro My Fiame Beriwey
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S—Auto Service Service
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Isaiah Nelson
E. E. Neely
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White Rock
R. F. Burnett
Kier
Frank Tolar
Broadland
Earl May
F. L. Babcock
RED Parrot Coal
United
Huron Mills, Inc
Huron Oldsmobile Co
Alialia Hay
Wallace Hotchkiss
Ohio
H.C. Seeman
F. R. Bramwell
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Goimen
Walsh
Grey Shop
Idaho
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Tinh & E
GENES
S-Typewriter
Jack Knabe
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Westinghouse Radio
Morrison's Radio Shops
Earth
Csdvje
Calls Newspaper Institute Success
Roy Housman
Huron, South Dakota
Huron - Pierre
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