No Hitch in SD Legion Program at Cleveland Meet
South Dakota delegates report a smooth national convention for the American Legion in Cleveland. Leo Temmey of Huron was nominated and supported by Kansans Harry Colmery later swept to national commander. South Dakota burlesqued in the 40 and 8 parade with Frank Bossman of Aberdeen leading a drum and bugle corps, drawing big applause. The SD delegation exceeded goals with 150 paid up cards for Colmery and a convention courtesy car driven from Cleveland. Charles Hyde of Pierre highlighted a polo pony parade note.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Cleveland
Leo Temmey
Haron
State Department
Northwest States
Huron Legionnaire
Harry Colmery
Topeka
Kan
South Dakota Legionnaires
Colmery
Geis
South
Frank Bossman
Aberdeen
South Dakotas
National Legion Convention
Schmidt
Ed Young
J. D. Mullaney
Charles Hyde
Pierre
BEOVRINGS South Dakota cambusking field chosen
The field for BEOVRINGS husking contest in South Dakota was selected near Olver farm four miles west of Broo Highway M4. The agricultural note notes the site can handle at least 50 hushels per unit and a 72 34 rods long area to accommodate pickers and husking activity.
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Beovrings
South Dakota
Olver Fann
Broo Highway
Yar
Cavour M. B. Circuit Hosts Sunday Gathering
A Sunday program at Cavour Church in Hoa featured members of the Sunday School delivering talks. About 100 congregants attended the after program picnic dinner. An afternoon Helly Day program followed at 2 30 p.m. by the district church group.
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Cavour M. B
Sun Guech
He Cavour
Hoa. m
Cavour
Iciland
Farewell Party For Cavour Families
About 100 people gathered in Cavour to honor Mr. LH Alvey and Mr. Thomas Bloodgood and their families on the eve of leaving for Texas Boot. Alvey, who arrived in 1902 and later ran a local meat market, recalled paying up to 10,000 daily for livestock. Bloodgood served as janitor for the Cavour Independent School and Mrs. Bloodgood was PTA secretary for several terms.
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Cavour
Specia
LH. Alvey
Thomas Bloodgood
Texas Boot
Bloodgood
Buffalo Lake Girls Beat Rockham 12 to 3 in Tulare
Buffalo Lake girls basketball beat Rockham 12 to 3 Sunday afternoon in Tulare. The game showcased Buffalo Lake’s offense with strong defense and decisive scoring despite a low total.
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Buffalo-Lake Girls
Tulare
Spezial
Bufffalo-Lake Girls
Rockham Girls
Correct Relief CCC Bars Other Relief
Pierre October 1 Employment of a boy in a civilian conservation camp is denying families other federal help, says M. A. Kennedy state welfare commissioner. He urges county welfare directors to fix such cases and notes that family income from the boy’s CCC allotment should count in budget calculations. If insufficient, the major breadwinner should seek WPA work or RA aid, with extra welfare funds possible for unemployable urban families. Boys should not be discouraged from camp enrollment.
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CCC
Pierre
Doeg Rot Bay
M. A. Kennedy
Kennedy
Works Progress Administration
Resettlement Administration
Schmidt To Visit Posts Of Legion
Watertown dispatch outlines American Legion meetings launching winter programs. After Ipswich on Oct. 6, conferences move through 12 districts with leaders Dr Schmidt Adjutant J D Mullaney and state officers. Schedule lists Ipswich Oct 6 and Webster Oct 28 among several district gatherings across the state.
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Schmidt
Watertown
American Legion
Ipswich
Schmid
J. D. Mullaney
Vle B. Lenker
Verne Ballou
H. Shanard
Bridgewater
Dortment Child Welfare
Mobridge
Belle Fourche
Ashton
Webster
Arlington
Humboldt
Guide Is Published For School Papers
Oct 1 High School Journalist, an illustrated reference book on compiling a school paper, editing, finances, and production of annuals, by H B Hepner of South Dakota State College. Hepner, a former Washington newsroom worker and Montana University graduate, edits Rural Press and Print Shop and the High School Editor and broadcasts weekly on KFDY.
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H. &. Hepnee
South Dakota State College
Te Will
KFDY
Blunt Tuesday Club Holds First Meeting
Blunt Oct 1 Special The Tuesday Club opened its year at President Mrs Helen Howard s home Members answered roll call with summer reminiscences President greeted guests including Miss Harriet Christy of Elgin IL who sang solos with Mrs Etta Higgins accompanying Kathryn Pool gave a reading Lunch was served after the program
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Blunt
Helen Howard
Harriet Christy
Elgin
Etta Higgins
Kathryn Pool
Enamel Factory Jobs Found by Prized West Virginia Pair
Bill Brazier and Gene Howard report from St. Albans West Virginia that they have secured employment in an enamel factory.
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East Blunt
Bill Brazier
Gene Howard
St. Albans
W. Va
Monsignor Desmond Enters 85th Year of Service in Huron
Monsignor D. F. Desmond of St Martin's Church marks his eighty fifth year with 39 and a half years of service in Huron. Born in Queenstown Ireland he came to Dakota Territory as a youth and has guided St Martin's growth since arriving from De Smet. The church construction noted during his long tenure.
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Msge
D. F. Desmond
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Queenstown
County Cork
Ireland
Monsignor
Desmond
United States
Middlewest
Dakota Territory
South Dakota
Emmett
Union County
Huron
de Smet
Kingsbury County
St. Martin's Catholic
Catholic Church Growth in Town Through Early 20th Century
The article outlines church expansion from 1919 with horn construction on the old church site near Fourth Street and Kansas Avenue Southeast, followed by 1923 parochial school building on Oregon Avenue. The St. Terress group now oversees about 200 students while Monsignor Desmond, aged 84, remains active, commuting daily to downtown.
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Fourth Street
Kannas Avenue
St. Terress
Oregon Avenue
Desmond
40 Et 8 Chief To Visit Aberdeen For Pheasant Dinner
Watertown reports Harry Ransom of Milwaukee, new chief de chemin de fer of the 40 and 8, will visit South Dakota for this year’s pheasant hunt dinner at Aberdeen. Ed Young and Dr. I. H. Schmidt, returning from the Cleveland convention, say the national chief welcomed the invitation and a definite date awaits word. The Aberdeen dinner, a yearly big event, is expected to set records this fall in honor of the national chief.
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Aberdeen
Watertown
Harry Ransom
Milwaukee
de Chemin
Cleveland
Pheseant
Ed Young
South Dakota
I. H. Schmidt
South
Noted Pilot to Fly Demo Speaker in South Dakota Dates
Democratic headquarters announced that Mrs. Fhots Omlic and Mrs. Izetta Miller will campaign across South Dakota. Miller will speak at Mobridge airport on Oct 6 at 2 p.m. and in Huron that evening. Oct 7 events include Watertown at Ko Thy and Yankton at 2 p.m.
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Pierre
Democratic
Fhots Omlic
Izetta. Miller
Sevieral
South Dakota
Suports
Miler
Wonton
Mobridge
Huron
Ev angelical Young People meet Tulare
The Ev angelical Young People's League met in the L. F. Rocher home Sunday night with about 36 members present. After the meeting games were played and lunch was served.
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Tulare
Evangelical Young People’s League
L. F. Rocher
Most Graduates Have Positions at State College
Thirty eight of the fifty five 1926 seniors prepared for teaching have obtained teaching posts. Dr C R Wiseman head of education notes high demand for well qualified teachers this fall especially in home economics and vocational agriculture with calls peaking in April and August. More than 50 experienced teachers changed locations this year with placements from the State Education Department since last March.
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Brookings
Oct
State College
C. R. Wiseman
Wiseman
Wisemian
Gallega
Agriculture
Orville
Anderson
Egan
Lawrence DoHian
Midland
Ruth Lentz
Engle Butte
Edna McLoughlin
Beresford
Mildred Steele
Yale
Herbert Bach
Ipswich
Wallace Dichi
Hawarden
Town
Wayne Ellsworth
Montrose
Donald Friess
Hayti
James Schooler
Hilton
Marvin Trumm
Oma
Regional names loom in strange OCR list from Sioux Falls area
An OCR fragment lists multiple names and places including Stendard Oi Co Huron Ray Eagie Sioux Falls Rol ling Emmerich U S army Ft Snell ing Minneapolis Harley Kabrud A S army Camp Crook Omaha John Martin Warren More rel Associated Press Chicago Ralph Steele U S army Ft Snelling Minneapolis and Vernon Ullman Flying Mac hines Minneapolis with unclear context.
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Stendard Oi Co
Huron
Ray Eagie
Ham
Soil Conservation
Sioux Falls
Rolling Emmerich
U.S. Amy
Ft. Snelling
Minneapolis
Harley Kabrud
A. S. Army
Camp Crook
Omaha
John Martin
Warren Morerel
Associated Press
Chicago
Ralph Steele
U. S. Army
Vernon Ullman
Flying Machines
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Seattle
Connertoma
Swanson ‘Bus Lines
Preae Sbm Toe i
Carly
Clementine Bergin
June Cameron
Canistora
Helen Frothinger
Russell
Bernice Hagendorn
Langford
Corinne Heaton
Sisseton
Dorothy Hoy
Hendricks
Minnesota
Florence Johnson
Willow Laker Glad
Johnson
Estelline
Olga Klima
Ravinia
Sladys Lees
Rutland
Esther Longwood
Dallas
Genevieve Overang
Franklin Sons
Madison
Elizabeth Sheen
Girvetson
Irene Uken
Spearfish
Vis ‘An Verry
Bryant
Ruby Volb Gregory
Melba
Walles
Springs
Katherine Wismer
Alcester
Ralph Anderson
Astoria
Ole Eide
Canovay
David Evaris
Washington High
Slowx Falls
Avery
Bureau of Printing &Engraving
Washington
Mary Forby
College
Delia Larson
Brookings Register
Towers
Sollee
Thelma ‘Lord
Poultry
Lillian Vonderburg
BAYER
Breyer
Soren Zoog
Joe D. Pridgen, Jr
Durham
North Carolina
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