Redfield Hosts Fourth Annual Homecoming Jubilee
Redfield celebrates its fourth annual homecoming Jubilee with a Thursday night bonfire and pep rally at the city park. Aberdeen High School band and the Golden Eagle’s band will march in the parade and perform on Main Street. Floats from merchants, schools, Plainview Academy, State School and Home, and rural districts parade through the main streets. Miller High School’s Rustlers visit Redfield to face the Redfield Pheasants in a key football clash sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The day ends with a sparkling program and an address by Arthur Morianus, followed by parade prize announcements and a homecoming dance led by Scotty Dexter’s orchestra.
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Red Aeid
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Plainview Academy
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Chamber of Commerce Nation
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Arthur Morianus
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Scotty Dexter
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Andersen Towns Vacates Redfield Post
Redfield Oct 16 special Chis tian Andersen head of the Townsend Club field organizer and congressional board member from the first congressional district of South Dakota has filed by the Townsend design designation as president clubs with local secretary Miss Grace Cole He also stated his intention to participate in the future activities of the league and humanitarian plan He said he is convinced of the workability soundness and plan and would not call any United States president candidate from Liberty Street He will continue to give moral support to the plan.
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Redfield
Chistian Andersen
Townsend Club
South Dakota
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Cl Ubs
Grace Cole
Retta
Anderson
Honal
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B. League
Wall
United States
Liberty Street
Mundt Names Issues In Redfield Speech
Karl Mundt of Madison Republican candidate for Congress spoke at Redfield High School to a large audience. He highlighted two campaign issues the agricultural question and resist, presided by W F Bruel, with Ralph Zamexe on trombone and a quartet led by Leonard Coleman and others singing a campaign song to close the event.
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Redfield
Karl Mundt
Madison
Congress
Redfeld
Tuca
Ralph Zamexe
Leonard Coleman
O. A. M. Monson
Bert Myers
Raymond Schalkie
Injured in Upset Near Tulare in October 1916
George Price and his son Melvin were riding when their car overturned near Tulare. George Price suffered severe injuries and was taken to Redfield hospital for treatment.
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George Price
Melvin
Redfield Hospital
Olive Neff Conducts Demonstration Class in Wellington
Mist Olive Neff of Huron conducted a demonstration for extension club members on sewing machine knowledge. The event began at Mrs. Tom DeHaven’s home with a pot luck lunch, then moved to the I O O F hall for a public session. Miss Net presented the Christmas demonstration to be shown at club meetings.
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Olive Neff
Wellington
Huron
Tom ‘DeHaven
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Net
Landon Maintains Lead Despite Vote Shifts in Digest Poll
The Literary Digest quarter final nationwide poll reports 1,811,489 ballots with Landon at 1,004,086, Roosevelt 728,088, and Lemke 61,981. Landon holds a strong 3 to 2 edge in the popular vote as eight states add to the tally. Returns show Kansas Kentucky Missouri boosting Landon while Idaho Michigan Wisconsin trim his margin.
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Literary Digest
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Lemke
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Connecticut
London
Delaware
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South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
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Adaho
Michigan
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Pittsburgh
New York
Langdon
South Dakota
Child Acrobatic Prodigy Norma Hoffman Impresses Trainer
Milton King, former circus performer, mentors nine year old Norma Hoffman at Huroti School. He calls her rapid progress in elbow standing chair bending and spider trick amazing. Since beginning, her arm strength has grown 10 percent and she balances academics as a high rating pupil.
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Huroti
Witl
Milton
King
Vilage
Norma
Hoffman
Tenants Rise in South Dakota Farms in Thirties
A Resettlement Administration study shows South Dakota farm tenants growing from 37,094 in 1930 to 40,707 in 1935, a 9 percent rise. Tenant farmers increased from 44.5 to 48.6 percent while owner-operators fell 4 percent to 71,435. total farms numbered 83,157 in 1930 and 83,203 last year. Nationally tenants rose 8.5 percent from 1,962,641 in 1930 to 2,130,608, with tenants comprising 42.7 percent of all farmers. President Roosevelt urged Congress to review steps to boost owner- operated farms.
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Washington
Resettlement Administration
South Dakota
Roosevelt
Train accidents kill 10 in South Dakota during year
Inter state Commerce Commission report shows 10 killed and 517 injured in South Dakota train and train service accidents last year. South Dakota accounted for 31 percent of national toll of 4 389 killed and 16 591 injured, with Illinois highest. Highway crossing crashes killed three and injured 29, mostly at unprotected crossings.
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State Commerce Commission
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Rhode Island
Vermont
Nevada
Hunters Visit Erwin Area Near Tolmin Home
A party of hunters from Huron Pierre and Winfred visited the John Tolmin home near Erwin in mid October. The group hunted in the surrounding area and recounted their outing during the stop.
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Huron
Pierre
Winefred
John Tolmin
Puntea
Erwin Recant
Carpetbagger charge hits Berry appointees in statehouse
Sterling Clark a Republican candidate for attorney general spoke in Parker Oct 16 charging Gov Tom Berry with placing carpet baggers in state offices. He named J Gardner Gantz highway engineer son in law of Will Bulow, D W Beckwith finance secretary, Claire Roddewig assistant AG from Nebraska, and W S Gordon in justice department from Minnesota. He said they are capable but lamented Berry could not find South Dakota taxpayers for the posts.
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Parker
Tom Berry
Sterling Clark
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J. Gardner
Gantz
Will Bulow
Son-I Law
Per
South America
Pce
W. Beckwith
Claire” Roddewig
Nebraska
Gordon
Department of Justice
Miineapolia
South Dakota
Roosevelt Halted Bank Panic in 1933
Theodora Wy, a Democratic congressman, said a national bank panic was averted in 1933 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. He stressed sound legislation and noted billions lost and 6,000 bank failures in that period, arguing deposits are not in danger today and opponents misstate the panic.
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Roaset
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Frankwith
Sasse Heads Interallied Professional Conference
Sasse proprietor and pharmacist of the Sse Drug Store was named president of the Interallied Professional Conference at Faulkton Tuesday night. Mrs Dagmar Rintpohr from Redfield was named secretary. Attendees included Pot ter Spink Faulk representatives and Redfield doctors Kutnewsky Chichester Clinite Scallin, Mrs Chapman H A Sasse Robert Matson Clel Sheldon Mrs Einsphar R Nu and Miss Minerva Olsho. A banquet followed the meeting.
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Interallied Profession
Faulkton
Dagmar Rintpohr
R. N
Redfield
Potter
Spink
Faulk
Kutnewsky
Chichester
Clinite
Scallin
Catholics Plan Bazaar and Public Supper
The annual Catholic bazaar and public supper will be at 10.0 G Hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening, October 2. Supper starts at 5:30 p.m. and continues until finished, followed by an evening dance.
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Frankfort
Huron Couple United in Presbyterian Ceremony
Missy Nellena Fern Finkle and Martin Philip Lauters wed in a quiet 8:30 pm ceremony at the Presbyterian manse in Huron. The couple, long known in the community, left for Chicago for a honeymoon and will reside at 313 Simmone Avenue Southeast.
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Hubert Ketelle
Missy
Nellena Fern Finkle
Martin Philip Lauters
Huron
C. & N. W. Railway
Cavour
Chicago
Simmone Avenue
H.C. Shober
Washington, D. C
Miriam
A. J. Holbrook
Sioux Falls
Mrs. Holbrook
Parker
Miss Cassie
Ninth Homecoming Set by Wessington Springs High
Wessington Springs High plans its ninth annual homecoming on Friday October 23 with a parade themed around comics. The Parkston Trojans visit for the football game as Curtis Schwartz and Lora Renner serve as homecoming royalty and William Flittie presides over the crowning ceremony.
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Morrinus
Wessington Springs High School
Parkston Trojans
Wessington Springs
Curtis Schwartz
Lora Renner
Student Association
William, Flittie
Former Sioux Falls Man Dead in Ohio
The Rev. Bruce Kinney, 71, an authority on Indian life and culture, died in Cleveland after a week's illness. Kinney formerly served as general superintendent and was known among Denver friends for his scholarly work.
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Sioux Falls
Ohio
Denver
Bruce Kinney
Cleveland
Baptist pastor in Sioux Falls retires after 31 years
Fat of all Baptist Indian missionary, retir- pastor of churches in Sioux Falls, S. La ing last December after 3¢ years gerv and Albuquerque, N. M. Joo. Early in his career he served asre tg survived by his widow.
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All Baptist Indian
Mislon
Sioux Falls
S. Laing
Albuquerque
N. M
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