Supreme Court Clears Docket in Recent Decisions
The Supreme Court issued numerous rulings over two weeks, affirming convictions, reversing jury instructions, and ordering new or modified judgments across multiple counties. Key cases involve Fred Dean, Frank in Mitchell, F A Roberts Oldham, Walter Andrich, Con way Morgadtle Co, and others, affecting mortgages, taxes, auto accidents, school districts, and bank matters.
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South Sqilears Supreme Cent
Val
Fred Dean
Frank
Mitchell Raunicinal
F. A. Roberts
Oldham
Kingsbury County
Supreme Court
Dezuica
Walter Andrich
Conway Morgadtle Company
Propet Albert Ravtass
Hyde County
Herman Geppart
John M. Reinhart
Geppart
Beadle County
Favos
Louis H. Sona
George E. Flavin
Edward Henschel
Codington County
Chi, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Minnehana County
New First National Bank
Dell Rapids
Benjamin Weiss
Nafiom Light Stores, Incorporated
Crcuit
Davison
Davison County
Prudential Casuality and Surety Company
Sir Louis
Judement
J. F. Holdhusen
Louis A. Warnecke
Emma Warnecke
Frank Schaible
Edmunds County
Minnehaha
Sioux Falls Motor Comparius
Amat Styke
Anyate
Roberts County
South Dakota
Minnesota
As Peyton
Minnesota Bank
To Brown
Valley State Bank of
Browns Valley
Minn
Albert Nielsen
F. R. Smith
Browns Valley State Bank
Grant County
George K. Clark
Geld Bros. Serurity
A. A. Bloomauist
Geld Bros
van Buren Perry
Carenit Court
McCook County
Salem Independent School District No 17
Minnehaha County
E. A. Ruden
Phil Jacobson
Rowena State Bank
Lincoln County
Halvor B. Hermandson
Canton
Revival to be Held at Wessington Springs College
Rev W A Harde new college pastor at Wessington Springs college will lead a sole revival in the college chapel from Friday October 7 through October 16. He has served Carthage NL as pastor for ten years. Services begin 8 p m and 11 p m daily and 7 45 p m on Sunday. Public invited.
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Wessington Springs
W. A. Harde
Wessington Spring College
Wessington Springs College
Harden
Carthage
Forget At Work In Yankton
Yankton merchants, victimized by a rubber check trap, guard against further swindlers. Two merchants were affected by the crook suspected to be the same man in both cases. One store faced a $1050 check for a small grocery purchase, signed by a prominent Yankton county farmer, at another firm.
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Yankton
Yankton County
Aberdeen Legion Seeks Early Bird Membership Prize
Aberdeen I I Smith Post plans an Armistice Day drive to boost member numbers for this district. The program offers a dollar “Early Bird” award to members who sign before November eleventh. New commander R S Wallaer backs the effort as drum and bugle corps march with district commander W Rowe visiting Britton Mobridge and Aberdeen venues while the Gas Alarm keeps members informed.
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Watertown
Aberdeen
Sidney I. Smith Post
Legion
Department
W. Rowe
Aber-deen
Aber- Geen
Aberdeen Post
Gas Alarm
Sejnoha To Manage Highmere Auditorium
Highmore auditorium directors close two contracts with Richard Sejnoha of Wal sey to take exclusive management. The new manager, experienced in theatre, recently ran Ruskin Park at Wartions. Plans include skating rovers, dances, shows, and extensive painting and decorating improvements.
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Sejnoha
Highmere Auditorium
Highmore
Highmore Auditorium Association
Richard Seinoha
Walsey
Ruskin Park
Wartions
Duct
Hot Springs Builds Boom With New Homes and Upgrades
Hot Springs shows a building boom with over 50 houses completed in the past year and many store improvements. Numerous business remodels and new stores rise across the area, with housing spread across the city and surrounding territory. Prospects include a federal post office and a 100 bed wing to the Battle Mountain Annex Hospital at the sanitarium in the near future.
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Hot Springs
Haspee
Mat Springs
Federal Post Office
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Seek To Padlock Aberdeen Places
Aberdeen Oct 6 two residents William Hudson and Eva Johnson both of Aberdeen are defendants in separate suits filed by the state under the padlock law to stop further liquor law violations Temporary injunctions have been granted in circuit court and further violations could bring contempt of court proceedings Filing of suits followed liquor offenses discovered by law enforcement officers
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Aberdeen
William Hudson
Eva Johnson
Threshing Near Ames Wraps Up for Season
In Ames area threshing finished with Roy Race completing work at the L. D. Robison farm. Orville Johnson and Bill Christensen moved threshing to a nearby site near the Stephens mission for a week. The small grain crop was good though corn was scarce.
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Ames Ames
Roy Race
L. D. Robison
Orvilé Johnson
Syid Bill
Christensen
Stephens Mission
Ames Farmer Is Kicked By Horse
Ames Oregon special reports Melvin Arborgast injured when a horse kicked him in the back while he helped at a neighbor's. He carried a forkful of hay behind the horse when struck. Also notes visitors to the Errol Farnsworth home from Kimball Chamberlain and Cham berlain areas.
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Ames
Melvin Arbogast
Mr. Arbogast
Threah
Charles Farnsworth
Kimball
Roy Waugh
Earl Potter
Chamberlain
Errol Farnsworth
Dangers in Feeding Cattle From Sorghum Forage
Brookings reports warn farmers to beware feeding late pasture or fodder sorghum or Sudan grass. Prussic acid can poison livestock especially after frost or drought. cattle are most at risk while hogs, horses, and sheep vary in susceptibility. Recommend small tests before feeding whole herds. silage can destroy prussic acid, cured fodder is usually safe.
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Brookings
L B. Johnson
State College
Johnson
Alleged Mail Thief Caught At Aberdeen
Aberdeen report of a mail theft probe shows Christ Bozekus a Milwaukee depot mail handler seized Tuesday night. He allegedly concealed marked money and parcels with Kodak film destined for Sioux Falls Sioux City. Federal bond set at 1600 and he waives preliminary hearing for November term.
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Aberdeen
Kodak
Sioux Fails
Sioux City
Christ Bozekus
Milwaukee Railroad
Bozekus
A. Anderson
St. Paul
A.A. Wicht
R. J. French
Sioux Falls
Emmet Burke
Borekus
I. O. Curtis
Hobo Day Parade At South Dakota State College
Brookings reports the 20th Hobo Day celebration with parade led by the hobo king Edith Smith of Huron and queen Joseph Knudson of Montrose. The day features replicas of 1912 floats and a 2 PM football game versus North Dakota State College, with alumni band plans and military connection.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Edith Smith
Huron
Joe Knudson
Montrose
College Grove
University
Elny
Lead Is In Midst Of Building Boom In Lead
This midcentury report describes a growing construction boom in Lead, noting new homes and several nearing completion business blocks. Major projects include a 230,000 dollar cost for Masoaia Temple, a Brown Drug Co building, Searles Market relocation, Clark Clothing, and Fink’s Jewelry. Surface slipage and hillside terrain shape the development.
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Enginett
J. Lehecka
Amiss Masoaia
Upper Main Street
Brown Drug Company
Searles Mest
Clark Clothing Company
Fink
Fragmentary Mining Agenda Hints at March Decisions
An OCR fragment shows mining committees or commissions discussing actions in March. It references buildings, safety, and a plan to proceed but lacks clear dates or full context. Names and precise locations are unreadable, leaving the core action and intent uncertain.
Unclear fragment on contracts and funding for urban connections
Fragmented text mentions contracts and funds for new connections and a planned bulding project. The source is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases, making it hard to extract a coherent event or entities. No clear persons organizations dates or places are identifiable.
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Tums
Sudan
North Dakota State College
State Field
George Gilbertson
Cuthura
Miss pieinGe Woo
Michising
Mich
Wus
Gan Ave
Lansi
Courg
Poiter
Ben Bernie
SPE
Columbia Broadcasting System
Tre College Inn
Hotel Sherman
Gwith
LA Salle
Chicago
Meissonier
Henry IV
Cac
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