Eight South Dakota Cities To Save $300000 By Paring Budgets
Eight of South Dakota’s largest cities will save over 900000 for the 1932-33 fiscal year by cutting school budgets. Sioux Falls, Mitchell, Huron, Aberdeen, Rapid City, Yankton, Watertown and Pierre show total requirements dropping from 2113.26 to 1810.363, a 14 percent cut. Salary reductions account for most savings, with Pierre maintaining payrolls. The report details levy changes, per capita costs, and varying city outcomes, noting Sioux Falls trims yet tax needs stay high.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Mitchell
Huron
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Yankton
Watertown
Pierre
Sioux, Falls
amerdova_Dominues
Bronx Falls
Huronae
Pierre Aaa
Relic statue of The Christ of Mena saved from church blaze
In Malaga Spain Salvador Gonzalez Anayas reports the ancient statue The Christ of Mena survived the 181 fire with little damage. Made by Pedro de Mepe in 1658 the figure was kept safe amid religious turmoil after the May 1901 fire at the church of Santo Domingo.
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Malaga
Spain
Mena
Salvador Gonzalez Anays
Academy of Fine Aria
Pedro de Me
Gypsy Day Colorful Event at Northern State Teachers Aberdeen
Gypsy Day features parade coronation by Governor Green, play The Little Minister, football game Northern versus Huron College, and a Gypsy dance. Students and faculty will dress as Russian gypsies with a theme of Gypsy life in Russia, with production led by Professor Elwood Ramay and Mrs Helen Holgate. Associated Press meeting tentatively planned.
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Aberdeen
Oct. I
Governor Green
Northern
Huron College
Northern State Teachers. College
S. D
Russia
South Dakota
Elwood Ramay
Helen Holgate
Associated Press
Rustler Day Plans Shaped for Miller Homecoming Oct 14
Miller High School outlines Rustler Day events for homecoming with a torchlight parade at noon led by the Miller city band and Carnival queen among class queens. An open air pep meeting, homecoming program, football with De Smet, and a carnival dance are scheduled across Thursday and Friday October 12–14.
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Rustler
Miller High School
Meet de Smet
Miller-DeSmet
Busines
Miller City Band
Jiss Rustler
Claire Doulin
Doris Davis
Jane McCullen
Hazel Haverstock
Homer
Helen Bren
Jeanette Ringlend
Princess Theatre
Miller Va de Smet
Harness Camels Go On Bargain Counter Darwin
Harness camels once valued at 356 dollars are now offered for 25 dollars in Central Australia. The beasts, introduced by Afghans, helped open arable areas while roving herds roam, posing danger in some regions as settlers fearfully watch for a potential 4 to victory. YALZ, Oct 1 Special Mrs Funk
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Darwin
Australia
Ruble Crowned 1932 A A Slugging Champion
CHICAGO October 1 Art Ruble a champion Minneapolis Miller slugger added to his batting during the final week to become the 1932 individual slugging champion. He posted an average near .411 in remaining games ahead of Evar Swanson of Columbus. Swanson left before season end. Parmelee set a pitching record of 16 victories against one defeat for a .933 percentage. Ryan and Van Atta tied for most victories with 22 each. Paul Dean led in strikeouts with 161 in 202 innings. Minneapolis and Columbus tied for first in team batting at .307. St Paul led fielding with a .916 team mark and completed the only triple play.
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Chicago
Art Ruble
Minneapolis Miller
Serhal
Ruble
Seak
Evar Swanson
Columbus
Chicago White Sox
Swanson
Roy Parmelee
Rosy
Ryan
Minneapolis
Russell van Attu
St. Paul Slub
van Atta
Paul Dean
St. Paul
Saints
Millers Threaten To Annex Series
Newark and Minneapolis Millers traded blows in a tight game as left handed pitching dominated. Dutch Henry earned the win in a 2 1/2 hour 2 to 1 contest, with Joe Hauser and Foster Ganzel homering for the Millers in extra innings and Jablonowski and Hols pitcher woes costing Newark in a pennant battle.
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Newark
Minnea
Polis
Millers
Dutch Henry
Fete Jablonowski
Harry Holsclaw
Joe Hauser
Foster Ganzel
Jablonowski
Charlie Hargreave
Henry
Braves Coach Has Problems in Overtime Prep
Sioux Falls College Braves coach Frances Olsen works on kicker selection and replacing out of action fullback Strahan as they prepare for Western Union game. Heber, Hays and Wherle vie for kicking duties while reserves Winters, Vickerman and Rice develop for key roles.
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Braves
Olsen
Sioux Falls
Frances Olsen
Sioux Faulx College Braves
Wester Union
Iowa
Strahan
Giant
Sheldon College
Bob Hays
Marvin Hebert
Achoui
Julius Wherle
Vopat
Strathan
Bob Winters
Vickerman
Canton
D. Ace
Ere
Walter Rice
Hostic
Maher
Forman
Taylor
Russell
Dick Bauer
South Dakota
Jim Hughes
Armour
William Potticary
Watertown
Heifert
Sheldon
Sioux
Raylend
Rost
Norris
Abraham
Pierce
Farnsworth
Gideon
Western ‘Union
Mankato Teachers Rally in Early Scoring Half
In Mankato on October 1, the Diath Teachers lead early scoring, with Galeshing steering the effort as Mankato and MIMNW contest a tight first half amid unsettled play and unclear standings.
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Mankato
MIMNW
Manksto
Galeshing
Diath
Mortgage Sale Notice on Beadle County Lands in 1932
Public auction to recover debt under a mortgage dated August 25 1938 and secured by Yale Bank. Sheriff Huntley lists farm equipment stock and livestock including wagons mowers hay gear cows mares and horses at stake. Auction is in Huron South Dakota on September 3 1932 with Max Royhe as attorney for mortgage and collateral owner.
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Bai of Boux
Yale
Yale, & Inte
Paste Ag Denes State Bank of
VanBrunt
Jennie
Queen
Kate
Charley
St Huron
South Dakota
Huntley
Beadley County
Max Royhe Hutua
S. Dak
Beadle County
Molly
Minnie
Doll
John Seeder
John Deere
Huron
South
Max Rgyhl
Dak
Morte
Outa Dakota
AX Royhe
Mortai
Rane Oy
Rat Hieron
Beal Dakota
Con R. Huntley
Max Royhl
S. Dak Allermey
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Beadle County
Alfred Kelley of Yale SD defaulted on a 1931 loan secured by a 1932 chattel mortgage to Farmers State Bank Yale, later held by Corn Exchange Savings Bank Sioux Falls. Public auction set for Beadle County farm on October 14, 1932, featuring cattle, mares, a wagon, plows, and agricultural machinery as collateral. Sheriff Huntley of Beadle County, attorney MAXRYHL of Huron, coordinates sale.
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Alfred Kelley
Yale
South Dakota
Farmers State Bank of
Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Corn Exchange Savings Bank
Sioux Falls
Farmers State Bank
Farmers State Bank of Yale
Jacob Decker
Cavour
Istea
Pepster of Deeds
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
McCormick Deering
Deering
Mortgagor
Notice of Chattel Mortgage Auction Beadle County SD 1932
Notice announces a sheriff sale of mortgaged farm equipment livestock and property in Beadle County South Dakota. It lists numerous assets including mares, colts, cattle, hogs and machinery tied to Farmers State Bank Yale with sale set for October 11 1932 and details the mortgage amounts and notes. It names Sheriff Huntley and attorney Royhe and notes the mortgage and collateral terms under state law.
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Sioux On
University of California
Los Angeles
Briggs Hunt
Hunt
William H. Hoegee
Hoegee
Miller
Millr High School
Yalz
Mra_ Funk
A. A
Parmelee
Himphey’ Southpaw
Bank of Yale
Ben Dakota
Ieee
Corn Exchange Vings Bank
Rm State ‘Bank
Tae
South Dakote
South ‘Dakota
Peres
Hie
City of
Public Safety Department
Water Department
Watee
Public Library Fund
Park Board
Ravine Park
Fourth Street
Soto Ae
Ona
Ea , Gitchell
Beorgise
Market Road
Huach EO
Huron Clinic Sprague Hospital
C, Shirley
L. Saylor
M.D
D. Sewell
D. W
Griffit
W. HL Sueton
M. D
A. Faust
Northwest Bancorporation
Mid-Western
National Bank OF Huron
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