Encampment of Gold Fellowship in South Dakota
The Golden Jubilee Encampment of the Gold Fellowship in South Dakota will be celebrated at Star Encampment on Friday night. Dr J. E. McNamee of Canova and other Grand Encampment officers attend. Members travel from nearby towns. 21 members are urged to be present for the Golden Rule degree, the second of three Encampment degrees.
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Gold Fellowship
South Dakota
Star
J. E. McNamee
Canova
Wessington
Hitchcock
Broadland
Iroquois
Cavour
Alpena
Virgil
Charles B. Miller
Banks Drop Off for September in South Dakota Cities
Debits to individual accounts in September fell in eight of twelve South Dakota cities with banks, per a Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis tabulation. The figures cover checks against depositors and payments, excluding clearing-house and other charges. Cities listed include Aberdeen, Brookings, Huron, Madison, Mitchell, Mobridge, Pierre, Rapid City, Sioux Falls, Watertown, and Yankton with varying amounts.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Federal Reserve Bank of
Aberdeen
Brookings
Madison Th
Mitchell
GSO
Mobridge
Pierre
O.e
Rapid City
Sioux Walls
Watertown
Yankton
Moore Named New Head Of Sioux Falls Chamber
Siou x Falls officials elect Iran A Moore vice president of First Motions Bank and Trust as president of the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting. J Morrell Foster of John Morrell and Company chosen as vice president.
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Moore
Sioux Falls
Det
Iran A. Moore
First Motions Bank and Trust Campe
Siowx Walls Chamber of Comimerce
Mitetingy
J. Morrell Foster
John Morrell and Company
James Again Speaks College Importance
Werman C. Jones president of the University of South Dakota told the Brookings Rotary club that state citizens must send students to South Dakota institutions to reap the benefits of the youth's education. He warned that sending students elsewhere weakens local intellect and state prospects.
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Brookings. Wer
Topuciai
Werman C. Jones
University of South Dakota
Brookings Rotary Club
Tuesday Nish
South Dakota
South Dakota urged as a path to education
Dr James urged citizens to back a college in South Dakota to keep youth from returning to their native state. He said residents should constantly push the opportunities for higher education in the state.
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Dr. James
South Dakota
James
Boy's Thumb Lost In Slamming Of Car Door
Glen Bales four year old son of Mr and Mrs James Bales is recovering from the loss of a thumb after a car door closed on it Sunday The lad caught his thumb in the door and it was badly smashed He was taken to Hitchcock for medical attention.
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Bonilla
Glen Bales
James Bales
Hitchcock
Indians Sign Protest Letter Amid Hearing Currents
A protest letter by 250 Indians challenges committee actions at a hearing. Witnesses claim bias against adverse testimony, with outsiders like Luciani brought in and substitutes like Redtomanuwk supporting government views. Subpoenaed witnesses include former convicts, while locals accuse the panel of leniency toward pro-government speakers.
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Luciani
Anyo
Redlomahawi
Redtomanuwk
Disputed Senate Hearing Stirs Indian Reservation Tensions
Disrupted testimonies and cross examinations marked a senate committee visit to a reservation. Officials and residents critiqued the hearings as biased toward administration plans, alleging demoralizing influence on Indians and alleging intimidation of witnesses. The scene highlighted deep rifts between government aims and local sentiment.
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Burke
Lone Cities
Indian Service
Bealties
Sur J
Bome
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Ing
Senate of
United States
Mastake
Ay Wall
Washington
Wimeswes
Meade
Tadian
Bad Stomach Cause of Bad Skin
Poor digestion is blamed for pimples and dull skin and a coated tongue. A herbal compound Tanlac is promoted as a cleansing remedy that improves digestion so appetite and skin clear, priced at under two cents a dose with a money back guarantee.
Indians Disrupted by Complaints Stir on Reservation
Strong on the reservation, the few responsible for complaints hold meetings and keep up a continuous stir among Indians. The unrest makes it hard for the Indians to work and prepare winter provisions, hindering essential labor and the committee's advance agent's impact.
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Ageluet
Indian hearings wasteful, calls for less outside interference
A late draft excerpt notes the annual effort by a congressional committee on Indian affairs costing tribes thousands of dollars. Senator Wheeler questioned the superintendent who urged no more hearings, arguing money would be better spent locally with less outside interference.
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Wheeler
Commission Hearing Sparks Policy Reform Debate
A fragmented quotation suggests officials consider ending most difficulties by standardizing bases of policy and administration. It criticizes the July 38, 1029 hearing as inadequate to secure needed reforms. The remark implies major changes require more effective processes beyond that event.
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Warke
Princess ‘Patricia
United “Kangerea Court
ERD
Prescription Department
Ctober
Pharma
Sherman & Moe
Brand Bros
Dakota Ave
Gordon
Winchester
Winchester—Ranger
U. S
Peters
Duxbar
Waibel Hardware Co
Gordon Petite
Clint
Gordon Princess
Gordon Regal
Gordon Splendide
Gorden
Falk
Sik
Clara Bow
Clara Pow
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