Bonilla Auxiliary Elects New Officers
Mrs Ethel Radtke is the new president of the Bonilla Auxiliary American Legion elected at the annual meeting. Mrs Goldie Hamilton and Mrs Ellen Dtrkinson were named first and second vice presidents with Maude Peterson secretary George Merklin treasurer George Barr chaplain Effa O Brien Gertrude Gilmore beans at arms and Nina Mgese historian.
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Bonilla
Ethel Radtke
Bonilla Auxiliary
American Lagion
Goldie Hamilton
Ellen Dtrkinson
Maude Peterson
George Merklin
George Barr
Effa]o'brien
Gertrude Gilmore
Beants At
Nina Mgese
Church Session Sends Delegates to Presbyterian Synod
The church session appointed official delegates to attend the Presbyterian synod meeting in Madison this week.
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Presbyterian Synod
Madison
Reform ideas spread slowly through the New Jersey town plan
A New Jersey woman aims to found a chain of eco friendly colonies to curb hypocrisy and gossip by promoting self sufficiency and honest living. Observers warn that new towns rarely keep founder ideals as outside influence returns. Personal reform is urged as the path to wider change.
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New Jersey
United States
Lea
Guernsey calves shipped to Kingsbury County farms
DE SMET Oct 1 Guernsey cattle draw interest as Kingsbury county farmers import 20 heifer calves from Wisconsin with more expected. Dairying grows in the county creameries Arlington and De Smet report rising business and farmer ownership fuels rapid expansion.
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Kingsbury County
DE Smet
Wisconsin
Arlington
Pheasant shoot case prompts hunting license fines
Deputy Warden Schemmer reports a man cited for shooting a pheasant found in his car after a shotgun incident. Two companions were exonerated but fined $10 for hunting without licenses as pheasants multiply and spur calls for an open season. Prairie chickens also respond to protection and may be abundant next year for shooting.
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Hye
Schemmer
Ely
Winter sports initiative grows in the Black Hills
The Rapid City Journal notes a shift from viewing winter as an evil to treating it as an asset. A conference will bring representatives from major Hills towns to plan a broad winter sports program across Sylvan Lake and other Black Hills sites. The movement aims to capitalize on what was once undervalued.
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Black Hills
Rapid City Journal
Sylvan Lake
Hills
Definition of success from Dean Inge challenges money gauge
The Very Rev William Ralph Inge argues success is using life rightly not earning power. He says true achievement lies in doing what one is best suited for and doing it well, contrasting this with politicians who chase re election and wealth. The piece notes this view shifts from bank balances to purpose and contribution.
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William Ralph Inge
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
Dean Inge
United States Senate
Wigs Essig
Asad
Right Use of Life and the Measure of Success
The text asks whether wealth or service defines success. It contrasts the industrialist who enriches himself at workers’ expense with a lawyer who helps the poor despite dying poor. It notes money is often treated as the ultimate measure of worth, echoing Dean Inge on yardsticks of value.
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Dean Inge
Illogical mercy in Sing Sing death row medical care
A prisoner at Sing Sing fell ill with appendicitis and received urgent hospital treatment. The state spared no effort to save his life, aiming to keep him alive until execution. The piece questions the logic of saving a death row inmate while awaiting the electric chair.
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New York
Sing Sing
Congress May Order Fourth Reduction in Federal Taxes
The Minneapolis Journal opines that Congress and the treasury may soon enact a fourth postwar tax cut. It argues lower rates boost revenue by stimulating investment and activity, noting past reductions increased income and surpluses. It urges further cuts in corporate, inheritance, and income taxes while praising Secretary Mellon.
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Minneapolis
Congress
Treasury Department
Mellon
Lang Rged
RCMP
Vich
Coalidge
Treasury
Washington liquor enforcement calls for bold action
An Aberdeen American article urges cleaner government in Washington focusing on liquor law enforcement. It argues lawmakers and officials in the capital must model legal behavior, stresses a firm cleanup, and suggests prosecutions to inspire nationwide law observance. It also proposes a strong start at the federal level.
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Capitol
Republic
Howell
Washington
Congress
Land
Old Caesar
Department of Justice
Liquor Enforcement Department
United States
Farm Home Burns Near Agar In Storm Blaze
A farm home belonging to Dave Straxes eleven miles southeast of Agar was struck by lightning during a recent storm and burned. Neighbors helped save the children, with the owner suffering minor burns while some furniture was destroyed. Insurance partly covers the loss.
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Agar Agar
Qet
Dave Straxes
Agar
Strakes
University of South Dakota President to Speak in Pierre
Dr. Herman G. Tames, president of the University of South Dakota, will address the Pierre Kivanis club and speak during a state speaking tour. The event follows the Women's Clubs convention in South Dakota.
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Pierre Sivanians
Herman James Pierre
Herman G. Tames
University South Dakota
Pierre Kivanis Club
Odss
Tle
South Dakota
Action of Women’s Clubs
Fedora School Elects Officials of Classes
Fedora Oct 1. Tah Beddow elected president of the senior class. Robert Kimber named vice president, Roslys Komngs secretary and treasurer. Senior class results list Lucille Fox president Velda Land vice president Myrna Carpenter secretary treasurer. Sophomores Roger Green president Merle Langstad vice president Milton Kijern secretary Louis Gilbrough treasurer. Freshmen Alfred Eller president Kenneth vice president Sacha Lewis secretary treasurer.
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Fedora
Pen- Tah Beddow
Fedora High School
Robert Kimber
Roslys Komngs
Jsimior
Luccile Fox
Velda Land
Myrna Carpenter
Roger Green
Merle Langstad
Milton Kijern
Louis Gilbrough
Alfred Eller
Kenneth
Sacha Lewis
Incorporation Moved By Edmunds Company
Articles of incorporation for the Edmunds County Abstract Company Ipswich were filed with the secretary of state. Incorporators are J W Parmley L B Farmley and A J Yish all of Ipswich with capital stock set at 95000 dollars.
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Edmunds Company
Pierre
Edmunds County Abstract Company
Ipswich
J. W. Parmley
L. B. Farmley
A. J. Yish
Agar Hosts 1920 Old Settlers Meeting in Sully County
Agar will host the 1920 meeting of the Old Settlers association of Sully county. The event includes a business session and a picnic. F. Barber is elected president with Mrs. G Li Falienhagen as secretary and treasurer.
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Sully
Agar Agar
Get. 1
Agar
Old Settlers Association of
Sully County
F. Barber
G. Li Falienhagen
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