Homecoming at Springs Friday full of events and football
Wellington Springs high celebrates its fourth annual homecoming with a Friday parade through the business district, a morning street concert, a 3 p.m. football game against Kimball, and a 7:30 p.m. coronation of king William Hatch and queen Edyth Lyle. The American Legion Auxiliary drum corps will perform during the parade and at the game, with a free feed for celebrants and a concert by the high school band in the evening.
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Wellington Springs
Welsington Springs High School
Roy Walsandi
High School
Kimball
Wessington Springs
Wessington
Oney O'Vieck
von American Legion Auxiliary
William Hatch
Edyth Lyle
Suniors And Seniors At S D State Elect Leaders
Albert Sturm of Presho and William Spurling of Mileville were elected president of the senior and junior classes at State college. Wesley Neufeld of Freeman and Robert Mitchell of Madison became senior officers, with Paul Freeburg of Watertown and Kenneth Hayter of Brookings leading the junior class. Neufeld is an electrical engineer. Mitchell a civil engineer. both are in Blue Key and Scabbard and Blade.
De Smet Legion Installs Officers Tonight
De Smet Post 136 American Legion will install its officers tonight with E C McKenzie of Huron as installing officer. Commander H L Booker retires and is succeeded by Clyde Riley. Changes include secretary Emil Christenson or finance officer Dr P L Scofield or service officer Aubrey Sherwood. Orville Apland will replace Teo Haugen as vice commander.
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de Smet Légion
American Legion
E. C. McKenzie
Huron
H. L. Booker
Clyde Riley
Emil Christenson
P. L. Scofield
Aubrey Sherwood
Orville Apland
Teo. Haugen
William L. Cook Dies At 73 In Groton
William L. Cook 73 pioneer farmer and longtime manager of Ferney Farmers' Cooperative Elevators died at home in Groton after months of illness. Born June 5, 1859 in Grand Rapids Michigan he homesteaded in Brown County and helped organize the elevator company later moving to Groton in 1914 to lead its operations. Survived by wife Lina Stewart Cook four sons daughter and several siblings. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 PM at the Presbyterian church with Rev. E. W. Spence officiating. interment in Groton Union Cemetery.
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William L. Cook
Groton
Ferney Farmers’ Cooperative Elevators Company
Cook
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Bates Township
Brown County
Ferney
Lina Stewart Cook
Stewart
Selby
Joseph
Mila
Jesse
Minneapolis
D. E. Breckenridge
Springfield
Mass
Sherman
St. Petersburg
Gann Valley Officials Attend Eastern Star Meeting
Verna E. Hubbard worthy matron Zephyr Chapter Eastern Star and Jennie M. Swartout past worthy matron attended the South Dakota grand chapter meeting in Sioux Falls.
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Gann Valley
O. E.S
Verna. E. Hubbard
Zephyr
Eastern Star
Jennie M. Swartout
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Rites Held For Nels Larson In Howard
Funeral services for Nels Larson eighty, longtime Miner county resident, were conducted at Bethany Lutheran church in Howard. Survived by his widow Christina, and three sisters in Denmark, Larson settled in Canova township in 1884 before moving to Howard in 1919. Standard time was adopted by the United States in 1883.
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Nels Larson
Howard Howard
Miner County
Bethany Lutheran Church
Christina Larson
Denmark
Larson
Canova Township
Howard
Huron Woman On Jackrabbit Staff
BROOKINGS Oct 13 Eighteen students compose the regular staff of the Jack Rabbit State college annual and the edition to the regular staff chosen for various departments. Names include Kristian Gilbertson editor Francis Johnson managing editor Allen Henry business manager and others directing organization athletic and art sections. A damaged note mentions a windmill in Germany converted into a church and a couple wed in Burdette with a five week honeymoon in Minnesota.
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Brookings
State College
Spein
Kristian Gilbertson
Ani
Francis Johnson
Allen Henry
Volga
Marian Bates
Mitchell
Ethel Bowe
Haron
Merrill Herb
Aberdeen
Edith Smith
Huron
Marjorie Jencks
Bancroft
Genevieve DuChene
Deadwood
Annaut Lawson
Woonsocket
Winifred Brown
Wil
Marguerite Wilams
Artesian
Harriet Mattison
Frances‘Ryland
de Smet
Kermeth Hayter
Harald Braun
Wolzey
Florence Goldthorpe
Art Sherwood
Sioux Fails
George Schaefer
Pat Dressel
Filan
Carnal Mark
Worthing
North Central Papers Suspend Publication Amid Poor Ad Revenue
Regional newspapers in the North Central United States halt publishing due to low mood and scarce advertising. The State college book remains unaffected as it is published annually without any advertising from involved organizations.
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United States
Predicts Use Of Air As Automobile Fuel in Los Angeles
Roy J Meyers asserts motorists will refill tanks with air rather than gasoline. He demonstrates a six cylinder radial engine car without carburetor ignition or cooling system, using a compressed air tank at 500 pounds. The vehicle reaches 35 mph, with claimed potential for higher speeds using a Seer shift and stronger engine. Air recirculation and recompression occur as it moves, with cooling returning to the pressure tank powered by batteries and a generator.
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Los Angeles
Roy J. Meyers
Meyers
Calendar reform hope for Chinese sage brings fame
In Tientsin Joseph Polyen Hsue, 66, hopes for global recognition if the League of Nations adopts his calendar reform. He is among two finalists after 209 proposals from chronologists worldwide. His plan sets 28-day months with extra days and makes the first day of each month a Monday.
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China
Tentsin
League ‘of Nations
Joseph Polyen Heue
Thiz City
League
Hsue’s
Hsue
Services Held For Fedora Farmer Milvord Cox
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Fedora for farmer Milvord Cox of Fedora a farmer who died after four weeks ill with typhoid fever He leaves a wife five children his aged parents Mr and Mrs George Cox and one sister Mrs Glen Hall of Elm Springs He was laid to rest in the Fedors cemetery.
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Fedora
Presbyterian Church
Milyvord Cox
Lising
George Cox
Glen Hall
Elm Springs
Fedors
Mello-Glo Face Powder Ad Promises Long Wear
An advertisement for Mello-Glo face powder claims a new French process heightens wear and minimizes large pores. It touts a smooth, pure formula that does not dry the skin or age the complexion and notes government approval. The Fair Store markets the product.
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United Stas
The
Fair Store
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Springs
Banfire
Kim
Suniors
S. D. State Elect
Jackrabbit
Walsey Students Aid
Burdette
Carl Kronig
Minnie Carter
Minnesota
Germany
Micon Hotel
Minneapolie
Clark
Mee Wteo
Axelrad’s
Pern
Lenin
Red Cross
Comia
Ano
Eilers Furriers Incorporated, Acentral Dakotas
Furriers
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