Quiet Week for South Dakota Off-year Candidates
AP reports a calm week in the 1930s South Dakota campaign as Governor Bulow recovers at home from illness and plans a renewed push in a week or ten days. Gladys Pyle will speak in Chicago on October 15 during the Vines Republican club gathering. Public funding and highway bond ideas surface as campaigns seek new momentum before the legislative session. Minnie L Kelley, Pierre, signals a bill to cut tax relief for oil companies, while party fundraising relies on patronage and salaries.
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Bulo
McMaster
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Vines Republican Club
Chicago
Minnie L Kelley
Pierre
South
Dakota
Senate
Miss. Kelley
Huches
Sully
Outlook Meeting at Madison Markets Gains and Recovery Hints
Outlook meeting at Madison features A M Eberie and TS Thorfinson coaching marketing specialists from State College Brackings lead discussions at Lake County fixestock gathering. Information shared on current and future business conditions with stockmen shown tailored applications. Strong recovery in business activity noted.
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Madison
M. Eberie
TS. Thorfinson
State College- Brackings
Lake County
Woonsocket Sends Eleven To State College
Woonsocket reports eleven local youths enrolled at South Dakota State College in Brookings. Named are Ora Lieber in commerce, Winfred Webster in home economics, Roland Leonard in general science, Bernard Flendrick in commerce, Wayne Weilson in engineering, Francis Johnson in printing and journalism, Roland Weir and Lawrence Weir in engineering, Lea O Connor in general science, Leo Vreeland in commerce. Activities include athletics music and Women’s Self Governing Association involvement.
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Woonsocket
State
Brookings
Women's
Donald Harris Opens Miniature Golf Links
Donald Harris formerly a Buren rest aait owner and Lounge theater operator has completed an attractive miniature golf course at Highmore and opened it this week. The course is conveniently located about two blocks from the business section and is drawing good attention.
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Donald Harris
Highmore
Buren Restrait
Highmore Theater Wins Sound Quality Award
Mr. T. Hi Torner, proprietor of the Grand Theater in Highmore, displays two chrome tablets in the lobby announcing the theater’s award for high quality sound reproduction. The award was earned six months ago and is regarded as among the best in the region.
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Highmore
T. Hi Tormter
Grand Theater
Farmers Union To Gather At Yankton
Registration for the South Dakota Farmers Union state convention opens Monday at Yankton with events through Thursday. Junior contests and programs start Monday night, officers report, committees are appointed, and officer elections occur midweek. Committees include tax conference and curriculum, shaping rural school agriculture courses. Representatives will be elected to affiliated livestock commissions and the Farmers Union Property Insurance company will report.
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Farmers Union
Yankton Yankton
South Dakota Farmers Union
Unison
Chicago
Omaha
Sioux City
Stone Falls
Huron
Farmers Union Property Insurance Company
Officers Elected At Hyde County Religious Education Meet
The twenty fourth annual Hyde county Council of Religious Education convention at the Congregational church in Eighmore drew large county wide attendance. Sunday school work featured. seven schools represented. Officers for the coming year were elected: Robert Parkinson president, Wilbert Goldsraith VP, Hattie Enstad secretary treasurer, A A Jordan teacher training division superintendent, Marie Walker childress division superintendent, Collier Holabird Young People's division superintendent.
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Eighmonn
Hyde County Council of Religious Education
Congregational Church
Eighmore
Suonday
Dean Kelturs
Wessington Springs
Prof
Eachiirman
Freeman
Robert Parkinson
Wilbert Goldsraith
Hattie Enstad
Sercetary-Teasurer
A. A Jordan
Marie Walker
Childress
Collier
Holabird, Young
Peaple's Divsion
Kingsbury Teachers Aid State Chorus Effort
Kingsbury county teachers agreed to cooperate with the state department to support a South Dakota rural school children chorus after the institute where State Superintendent E C Giffen outlined the project P L Scofield of De Smet serves as the county director and leads local planning.
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Kingsbury
Desmet
State Department of Public Instruction
South Dakota
Kingsbury County
State Department
E. C. Giffen
Irs
P. L. Scofield
de Smet
Start Construction of Preston Light Plant
Brick work on the new electric light plant has begun at Lake Preston. The project will be in charge of a new structure and, when finished, the city will have greatly improved electric service.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Rowdies Throw Beer Bottle In Windshield
An Alpena party returning from Aberdeen had a beer bottle hurled at their windshield. Ernest Baruth Wilbur Luckey Vera Smith and Hazel Baroth were injured with Luckey severely. Baruth suffered a cut brow and eye injury. The aggressors fled in another vehicle.
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Alpena
Ernest Baruth
Paul Alexander
Wilbur Luckey
Vera Smith
Hazel Baroth
Bartth
Baruth
Aberdeen
Willow Lake Firemen Ball Planned for Monday
Willow Lake officials announce the annual Firemen's ball for October 13 at two venues the New Afcon theater for a new time affair and the auditorium for old timers. The event is moved up this year due to uncertain winter weather.
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Willow Lake
Afcon
Quartette Returns From Iowa Journey
The quartette from Wessington Springs Juniors college returned from points in Iowa during the week of September 2 to 28 to promote the college. Members Dean Z E Kellum Wes tern Springs S D Bernard Fillmore Mitchell 8 D John Harold Cedar Rapids Ia and Howard Shilling Knoxville Ia were welcomed and solicited funds and promoted interests of W S C across Iowa.
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Iowa
Wessington Springs Juniors College
Points In Laws
Dean
Z. E Kellum
Westerne Springs
S. D
Bernard Fillmore
Mitchell
John Harold
Cedar Rapids
Howard Shilling
Knoxville
Fowsa
Nicholas Names His Corps of Assistants
Nicholas announces his corps of assistants including Robert van from Chicago in soapshot division Walden Lee texture editor Tre maine Roberson from Mitchell editor of the sports section William Sattler Yankton business manager David Stuelpnagel Yankton assistant business manager Phil lis Ray Yankton circulation manager
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Nicholas
Robert van
Chicago
Walden Lee
Philip
Tremaine Roberson
Mitchell
William Sattler
Yankton
Publiation
David Stuelpnagel
Phillis Ray
Lenanaser
Nominate Women for Miss Dakota at South Dakota
Vermillion October 11 five University of South Dakota senior women Claire Overton Eva Nelson Beth Williams Heather Jean Douglas Josephine Stewart were nominated for Miss Dakota by Women’s Self Governing Association. They will compete October 15 in a student election with winner kept secret briefly.
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Vermillion
Claire Overton
Winne
Eva Nelson
Elk Point
Beth Williams
Fedora
Heather Jean Dough
Highmore
Josephine Stewart
Kinball
Lworen
University of South Dapcots
Daktow
Women's Self Governing Association
Ramatic Organization
Women's Self Governing League
Crimson Row
Wome's Athletic Association
Alpha Chi Alpha
National Women's Journalism Sorority
Volante
Forensic Society
Athena Literary Society
Miss Nelson
Mortar Board
Crimson Bow
Coyote Board of Control
Miss Douglas
Kimball
Pi Beta Phi
Onetary Women's Society
Stewart
College of Music
Report Says Farmers Storing More Wheat
ST PAUL Minn Octay Farm exe northwest stores more wheat than ever before per Farmers Union. Terminal association surveyed grain elevators in North and South Dakota Minnesota and Montana to find farmers storing wheat due to floor prices. Some sell at any price to pay current bills while inquiries show little wheat being fed. Farmers plan to feed barley rye and other grains first and expect to feed wheat when pastures fail if prices do not improve. The central sentiment is that wheat is worth more for feeding than for selling at current prices.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Northwest
Farmers | Union
Terminal Association
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Miller Church Fall Festival Draws for October Dates
Miller Church plans a two day Fall Festival at the Miller auditorium hosted by St. Ann's parish. Opening day features a chicken dinner, bazaar items, a quilt by Altar Society, games of chance, and a dramatic club showing Abie's Irish Rose at 8:30 p.m. followed by an old time dance. The Thursday program includes another farce Hambazods and a big dance to conclude the event.
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St. Ann's Parish
Altar Society
Dramatic Club
Abie
Miller Auditorium
Delegate Chosen for Madison P T A Meeting
Madison October 21 Mrs. Earle Kelley will represent Madison at the upcoming state P T A event in Deadwood next month. The selection came at the first organizing meeting outlining plans for the year. Mrs. Kelley has long been active in local parent teacher activities.
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P. T. A. Mesias
Madison
Earle Kelley
Deadwood
Kelley
Construction In Sioux Falls Totals Two Million This Year
Sioux Falls builds rapidly with a 340000 hospital the 250000 warehouse and a 1000000 viaduct among nine months 1930 totals. Permits issued amount to 1435695 not counting hospital and warehouse. Other items include a 22000 engine house for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad a 10000 water softening plant a 50000 bulk storage plant for Texas Oil Co and a 20000 Morrell packing plant addition. Six apartment projects are under way and 117 new homes have been completed since January with about half sold by companies.
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Sioux Falls
Ham
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Texas O8 Company
Morrell
De Smet Legion Elects Officers and Plans for Nause
De Smet Legion Post No 183 elected H L Boecker as commander with E M Christensen adjutant and several others named to executive committee. The group discussed city nave improvements and will install new officers at an upcoming Thursday meeting.
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DE Smet
H. L. Boecker
de Smet Legion
E. M. Christenson
P. L. Scofield
Theo. A. Haugen
L. C. Caldwell
Aubrey H. Sherwood
I PF. Myers
Lewis Lynder
Claude Lewis
J. C. Kennedy
Orville Apland
Lee Shearer
Roy Johnson
Red Cross Roll Call Announced At Onida
C L Glessner chair man of Sully county Red Cross announced the annual roll call would begin on Armistice Day November 11. During the roll call members will visit homes and invite people to join the organization.
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Red Cross
Onida Onida
C. L. Glessner
Sully County
Red Cros
The
Yankton College Publishes Student Directory
A new two page Yankton college directory lists every enrolled student with their town and Yankton address. The directory aids local business men who previously had difficulty locating students for contact and transactions.
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Yankton College
Yyankton
Yankton
Gifts Presented to Young Onida Twins
In Onida October 21 special friends gathered at Mrs. Mike Lange home to extend wishes to Mrs. Lone Bennett and her babies Bobbie and Betty Lou. Concrete gifts to the twins were presented. Bowdle church incorporation of St John Evangelical Lutheran church U A C of Bowdle reported with stock. Incorporators named Jacob Moser Jacob Hoffman and Carl Blumhardt.
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Onida
Mike Lange
Lone Bennett
Bobbie
Betty Lou
Pierre
Oct
St. John's
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bowdle
Jacob KE. Moser
Jacob B. Hoffman
Carl Blumhardt
Warrants Logged at Pierre Auditor Office in September
Warrants totaling 1,749,329.62 were written in September at the State Auditor William Dunn office. Motor vehicle exemption warrants numbered 3,638 carried a total of 120,261.96.
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Pierre
William Dunn
Ford Organizes Band At Yankton
Yankton Octil After a lapse of years a college band is being reorganized at Yankton college by George Ford instructor of band instruments in the conservatory of music. The band now has twenty pieces and hopes to increase before its first appearance on Pioneer Day. It will march in the homecoming parade and play at the football game. Current personnel include Lem Titus and Danton Hoy, Janes Brown Jr, Viliet Vinserix, Robert Sullivan, Walter K Gray, Philip Pier, Bradley Lockwood, Thomas Piak, Gail Flint, Maurice Lenser, Arlene Roberts, Lois Williamson, Curtis Price, David Stuelpnagel, Dorothy Flint, and George Bauers.
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the Conservatory of Music
Ford
Lem Titus
Danton Hoy
Letcher
Janes Brown
Jr. Chamberlain
Viliet Vina
Drug Store Thieves Steal Cash and Cigarettes
Over a week thieves entered the L. T. Dunning drug store in Sioux Falls and took cigarettes and about $10 in cash. A glass cutter was used to gain entry, and one register over half opened with a meat cleaver. A $5 overlock noted in one case.
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Sioux Falls
L. T. Dunning
Deadwood Woman Receives City Official Post
In Deadwood on October 11 Mrs Hazel Willoth widow of Emil W Willoth former city treasurer was appointed to succeed him by the city. City finance enforcement was discussed with fines set at 175 per day and leniency noted. Other topics included Adams Memorial Hall maintenance city auditorium and city hall updates and seating for the auditorium.
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Deadwood
Hazel Willoth
Emil W. Willoth
F. S. Howe
Adams Memorial Hall
City Auditorium
City Hall
Auditum
Late Rains Aid Sully County Crops After Dry Spell
In Sully County farmers report rain improving conditions after a brief halt in corn picking. Moisture spurred fall rye growth and weed seed germination, reducing spring weed pressure. Most corn has matured and is being cribbed as harvest crews, with two row machines, load wagons efficiently.
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Sully
Onida
Thoge
Deputation Teams From Wessington Springs Go to Wisconsin
Two deputation teams from Wessington Springs Junior College left for Wisconsin to conduct Kristian Education week in the Wisconsin conference. Team members include President Ansted Howard Shilling Bernard Fillmore Professor Trawyer Professor King Walter Johnson Howard Locks and Philip Goldie.
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Wisconsin
Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs Junior College
Ansted
Howard Shilling
Knoxville
Bernard Fillmore
Mitchell
Trawyer
King
Walter Johnson
Wessington
S. D
Howard Locks
Philip Goldie
Oliver
Dean Kellum Addresses Hyde County Sunday School Meet
Z E Kellum dean of Wessington Springs Junior College was a main speaker at Hyde County Sunday school convention in Highmore October 5. Professor Eschlinar of Freeman SD also spoke. Kellum said the program was very profitable and interesting.
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W.S.J. C
Highmore Wessington Springs
Oct. IL
Z. E. Kellum
Wessington Springs Junior College
Hyde County
Highmore
S. D
Eschlinar
Freeman
Dean Kellum
Brookings May Have Salvation Army Home
A Brookings advisory board of local business leaders backs a permanent Salvation Army home in Philo Hall. Chair Philo Hall notes six years of local service totaling 2692.50 dollars paid for verm arid and urges a dedicated home to enhance spiritual and welfare work. Committees are to study building options and plan a fundraising campaign. The Army aims to secure a local building at a set price.
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Brookings
Salvation Army
Philo Hall
Verm Arid
Vandal Damage Hit Minnehaha County Schools
Minnehaha County officials investigate after vandals destroyed wire window guards at Watkins School three miles west of Sioux Falls. Second such act this county, with earlier damage at a cural school. Sheriff John H. Johnson says culprits will face full legal penalties.
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Sioux Falls
Oct
Watkins
John H. Johnson
Bormann Scores Republican Party in Sioux Falls Speech
Henry Bormann of Sioux Falls, independent candidate for Congress in South Dakota’s first district, denounced the Republican Party as the champion of special interests. He blamed monopolies, criticized the federal reserve, attacked chain stores, and coupled his platform with wet advocacy and protections for wage earners. He pledged to combat unemployment and support old age sickness benefits if elected.
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Howard
Republican Party
Henry Bormann
Sioux Falls
Congress
South Dakota
Hoover
Candndate
Bormann
Egypt
Republic i
Federal Reserve
Ie Stock Exchange
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