Iroquois Carnival Seeks King Queen For Trokola Day
Iroquois high school students contest for king and queen of Trokola day during the seventh annual carnival. Eight candidates from four classes will be voted on by one cent tickets with a $3 prize for a lucky number. Events include parades, kiddie and novelty contests, a chicken dinner, and an opera house program.
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Iroquois
Iroquois High School
Trokola
Troquois High School
Mildred Laposky
Carl Theophilus
Dorothy Payish
Wilbur Armin
Yrences Artain
Woodrow Duke
Bonnie Crippin
Stanley Jordan
le Prairie
Banner
Lo|eau
LeSeur
Manchester
Esmond
Troquois
Opera House
Captain Kid
Staff Named for Eturon High School Tiger Paper
Preparations underway to print the Eturon high school paper the Tiger with staff announced. A meeting at the high school this week formed the staff and duties. Announcements soon outline new year plans with Marjorie Brown as editor Ruth Bowe as assistant editor and Walter Frost as business.
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Eturon
The
Tiger
Marjorie Brown
Ruth Bowe
Ass't
Mg Walter Frost
Busin
Newspaper staff and departments listing readers note
A roster of staff roles includes Advertising Manager Milo Youel Dwight Hil Lloyd Sherman and assistants John Pasek Marjorie Burns Melroy Ryden Ruth Small Schubert Rubley Bernice Bowers Austin Lytle Elizabeth Miner Marjorie Hill with literary editor Claude Jones Jake Bitter Vera Casey and junior and sophomore reporters. Dana Harlow named literary assistant and Ralph Roy business adviser.
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Milo Youel
Dwight Hil
Lloyd Sherman
John Pasek
Ags
T. Advertising
Marjorie Burns
Melroy Ryden
Ruth Small
Schubert Rubley
Bernice Bowers
Austin Lytle
Elizabeth Miner
Marjorie Hill
Athletics
Soph
Claude Jones
Jake Bitter
Vera Casey
Dana Harlow
Ralph Roy
South Dakota High School Press Convention Set for Nov 1
Brookings reports the eighth annual South Dakota High School Press association meeting will take place November 1 at the state college. About 150 students attended last year and organizers expect a larger turnout. The luncheon Friday noon will announce winners and prizes, with two delegates from each school invited to Hoboday at the college game on November 2 against North Dakota University.
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Brookings
South Dakota High School Press Association
State College
Thvery High School
Muscovite group revives under new life initiative
Odean Hareld of Sioux Falls announced recovery efforts of the Imperial Order of Muscovites which has been in receivership since April 29. Reinstatements and new candidate applications pour in as classes are initiated in Mt. Pleasant Iowa and St. Janes Minnesota with upcoming meetings in Rockwell City Sioux City and Town James. Organizers plan a new Kremlin at James town North Dakota amid strong cash receipts and revived interest after a favorable court ruling.
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Hareld
Imperial Order of Muscovites
Odean Hareld
Sioux Falls
St. Janes
Minn
Plankintown
South Dakota to hold state dairy exposition next year
Pierre reports a dairy exposition approved by dairymen and creamery reps. A committee led by J. E. Vorelan of Aberdeen was named to finalize plans, with a possible move to the Huron dairy building during the State Fair next fall. The meeting also backed pasteurization of milk for sale in liquid form and ice cream and reviewed dairy laws and regulations.
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Pierre
South Dakota
J. EB. Vorelan
Aberdeen
Huron
T. 0. Bonayne
State Department of Agriculture
Jr. 1
Jensen
Kimball
A. D. Bland
Sioux City
E.y. Paxton
Talind R. Anderson
Miller
North
Iowa
Nebraska
Fireworks Factory Explosion Destroys Building in Mexico
A dispatch from Zum Pang, State of Mexico reports an explosion at a fireworks factory destroying the building and harming an entire Ave. family. No further details available.
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Mexico City
el Universal
Zum- Pang
State of Mexico
Ave
Chicago Plane Forced Down by Dense Fog
A Chicago to Detroit flight was forced to land at Sky Harbor after a fogbound attempt to refuel stalled the journey. The aircraft landed moments before 7 a.m., ending its 264th hour aloft due to the refueling impossibility caused by the dense fog.
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Chicago
Sky Harbor
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