South Dakota Legion Delegation At National Convention
South Dakota American Legion members returned from the national convention with chairs on several committees led by Lawrence Green of Sioux Falls and Pat Haley of Yankton. The Aberdeen Drum and Bugle Corps placed thirteenth among 50 groups, narrowly missing a higher ranking after a coin flip kept them from first in the 40 and 8 drum corps contest. Strong names from Watertown Yankton and Sturgis highlighted the delegation.
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Watertown
South Dakota
American Legion
South “Dakota
Im Gon
Redfield
J.D. Mullaney
Carles B. Lenker
Colone
C. B. Gilbertson
Pat Haley
Yankton
A. B. Ryan
Sturgis
C. H. Lockhart
Walt Dyce
Webster
Roy Barnes
White Lake
H.C. Kebm
Harrisburg
Lawrence Green
Sioux Falls
Carle B. Len
Ker
C.K Lockhart
L. W. Barnes
Walter Travis
Rapid City
M. A. McCoy
Bucton
National Defense
Amy
Navy
Jack Baley
Aeronautics
Foreign Relations Committee
E.¥. Strom
M.walsce
Aberdeen
Kehm
Aberdeen American Legion
South Dakota Department
Chicago
Fist _ Aberdeen
Gettysburg Man Captures Snakes Alive For Sport
Gettysburg resident Steve Stile captures snakes as a sport, bringing them in alive for display. The report notes about 200 South Dakota Le fonnaires attended a national classic, with many planning for the next annual convention to be held in Miami in 1934. A special Milwaukee rail train from Aberdeen carried many South Dakota Legionnaires to the event, while others traveled by auto or train.
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Gettysburg
Steve Stile
South Dakota Lefonnaires
Miami
Fla
Aberdeen
Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakota Legionnaires
Springs To Conduct Sire Exchange Day
Wellington Springs announces a sire exchange day to help farmers list sires available for exchange. L. E Ausman and Henry Anderson coordinate, with animals exhibited at the Anderson Lumber Yard and stockyards. If demand exists, an auction will follow for untraded animals, sponsored by the Wesleyington Spring Commercial Club led by president L B Ausman.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
L. E.ausman
Henry Anderson
Wessington, Spring
Engineering exams in Pierre for registrants
The South Dakota Board of Engineering and Architectural Examiners will hold examinations for engineer candidates in Pierre. J. O. Kammerman, Rabid City, board chairman, will supervise the examinations.
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Pierre
South Dakota Board of Engineering and Architectual Examiners
Pierre Ort
Kammerman
Rabid City
Notable South Dakota Legal Figures and Probate Digest
Fragmentary obituary and biography list notes state bar group members including Westphal Getty Burns Mundt Hall, Brock, and Hall. It references cooperation with the American Institute and names judges and lawyers such as McKusick Quinn Chapman Heck Parker Gardner Mickelson and others. A probate abstract mentions Mrs Lucetta Haren and her daughter in Monroe County Ohio operating a 200 acre farm.
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Westphal - Getty
Roy
Pp. Burns
Sioux Falls
Mar Brown
Chamberlain
Dwight Campelel
Pierre
Jason E. Payne
Vermillion
Beck
Lake An- C
Laber
Ueen
Otto B. Linstaad
George E. Flavin
Rapid
City
Francis A. Parker
Deadwood
William M. Gardner
Huron
G. T. Mickelson
Selby
A.C. Miller
Kennebec
D. R. Perkins
Lem Linon
Uv Naeely
Elantic
F. B. Morgan
Lucetta Haren
Monroe County
Ohio
Inventor Rousseau Acknowledges Hay Harvest Problems
In the report the inventor notes reel mowing machines struggle with short hay and strong winds leaving much hay laid and standing. He cites Rousseau remarks about crop yields increasing yet faces practical cutting challenges.
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Rousseau
Florence Parrish chosen to represent South Dakota at Panhellenic
Florence Parrish, a physical education major from Vermillion, was appointed the university’s delegate to the Panhellenic meeting in Chicago. She will depart Thursday and return Sunday, and is active on campus as a Guidon reporter, Women’s Athletic Association head, apprentice players, and Women’s Self Governing group member.
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Vermillion
Florence
Wish
Rapid City
Pi Beta Phi Social Sorority
South Dakota
Dakota
Chicago
Florence, Parrish
Guidon
Women's Athletic” Association
Volante
Women's Self Governing Association
Survey on weed prevalence in territories prompts thorough study
Mr. Johnson urges a comprehensive weed survey to measure average acreage of unplowed stubble fields, dry lake beds, sloughs, and marshes, noting Russian thistle and buckwheat abundance. Wardens were told to submit weed heads and seed pods for the game department to discuss conditions intelligently with stakeholders.
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A. Johnson
Game Department of
Mr. Johnson
Nordi Family Relocate to Molona Iowa
Raymond residents Mr and Mrs Fred Nordi and their children moved to Molona Iowa to establish a new home Frank Meek assisted by moving their belongings in two truck loads to complete the relocation effort.
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Raymond
Fred Nordi
Molona
Frank Meek
Two Girls Pledge Guidon At S D U Vermillion
Oct 12 Sunes Bru bacher of Ki ron Ta worlen s Citizenship group at the University of South Dakota pledges the guidon. The event emphasizes patriotic development and high type American citizenship among its members.
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Guidon
S. D. U. Vermillion
Sunes Brubacher
Sietene
Kiron, Ta Worlen's
University of ‘South Dakota
Tulare High Plans Friday and Saturday Variety Program
Tulare high school will present a two night variety show this Friday and Saturday. One act plays minstrel skits music by the glee clubs and a tumbling act by the Pyramiders are on the bill. Proceeds go to the student fund for glee club athletics and other activities.
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Tulare
Tullare High School
Little Marie Lynn Has Tonsils Removed in Doland
Little Marie Lynn of Rosebud country district, living with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs A A Danforth, had her tonsils removed by a Doland physician. She is getting along fine.
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MAS
Raymond
Marie Lynn
Rosebud Country District
A. A. Danforth
Gettysburg considers tax plan for candy-slot machines
Gettysburg council weighs an ordinance to tax candy-vending slot machines at 85 dollars per month per device. Some towns in South Dakota are confiscating such machines, and officials discuss lowering the pool hall license and placing a tax on card parlors to boost revenue.
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Gettysburg
Specia
South Dakota
Council of
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S. D. Legionnaires
Fair
Pennsylvania
Pocahontas
Stott
F.r.bramwell
Cac Farmers, Co-op
Association
Huron ‘Gram & Coal Co
Peisonoas
Northwestern Public Service Co
Gene Sarazen
Saraseat
Pitta
Faa
Red Crown
Cope
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