Six Contests In Potter Election
GETTYSBURG Oct 20 Special There will be six contests for county office at the general election November 3 in Potter county, ballots distributed from county auditor C F O'Brien. Incumbent county treasurer Fred R Hinckley is challenged by FR A Jackson Republican and Elmer Paulson Democrat. Sheriff incumbent Frank Meehan faces L Holmes Jr Democrat. Register of deeds incumbent Rett DeRouchey is opposed by Bernard Bauer Independent. Two contests for county commissioner: Nick J Meyer Republican and Peter M Haven Democrat in district two. Olof Anderson Republican and R W Nauman Democrat contest district four now held by C W Worth Sr Republican. Judge of county court on non political ballot is Samuel Blakeley against C E Mesick. No Liberty party candidates in Potter county.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Sareple
C. F. O'Brien
Fred R Hinckley
FR. A. Jackson
Elmer Paulson
Frank Meehan
L. Holmes
C. W. Worth, Sr
Samuel Blakeley
C. E. Mmesick
Liberty Party
Auxiliary Officers Named At Blunt
The American Legion Auxilianry at its October meeting in the Legion hall elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Alfred Kier, vice president Mrs Van Schalk, second vice president Mrs Harold Akers, secretary Mrs E O Anderson, treasurer Mrs Harry Glans, sergeant at arms Mrs Bert Parks, chaplain Mrs Fred Marsh, past president Mrs Alice Assmussen. Installment by Mrs Assmussen followed by lunch. Next meeting set for November 3 at the Assmussen home near Agar.
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Blunt Blunt
American Legion Ausilinry
Legion Hall
Alfred Kier
van Schalk
Harold Akers
Seceary
E. O. Anderson
Harry Glans
Bert Parks
Fred Marsh
Alice Assmmussen
Assmussen
Asemusten
Agar
Tilson Resigns From House Seat Effective Dec 3
John Q Tilson a Republican from Connecticut has notified Speaker Garner of his resignation from Congress. The resignation takes effect December third, conforming with an earlier announced plan. Tilson, former House Republican floor leader, sent the notice to the governor of Connecticut.
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John Q. Tilson
Job Washington
Tison
Cepubbeda
Connecticut
Garner
Contnecticut
Capone Hearing Postponed to Week of November 24
Hearing on habeas corpus for Al Capone to seek release from federal prison in Atlanta was pushed to the week of November 24 by District Judge Marvin Underwood. Attendance at the high school for six weeks shows unusually good turnout with 12 pupils absent or tardy mainly due to illness.
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Raymond
Schoo
Woman Hurt After Fall From Hay Stack Near Ames
Mrs Leo Scots of Glendale township was seriously injured when she fell from a hay stack while helping stack hay. Two ribs were torn loose from her spine and she suffered internal injuries. She has had a severe headache since the accident.
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Ames
Leo Scots
Glendale Township
De Smet Minister Promotes Patches of Loveliness Tour
W C Besselievre pastor of the Congregational church presents a program titled Patches of Loveliness using lecture song and pastel drawing to share a philosophy of living. The show combines him as speaker a tenor soloist and pastel artist and drew praise during a Lake Preston performance aided by Miss Vera Hill.
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de Smet
W. C. Besselievre
Lake Preston
Hir
Besselisvre
Vera Hill
Orders Dissolution of Receivership in Sioux Falls
Circuit Judge Ray Dougherty ruled the Imperial Order of Muscovites is solvent and no cause exists for appointing a receiver. The receivership cited failures to pay funeral benefit claims, while the board pledged immediate steps to meet due benefits.
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Sioux Falls
Imperial Order of Muscovites
Ray &. Dougherty
Board of Directors
Legion Officers To Be Installed At De Smet Post
De Smet Post 136 American Legion will install newly elected commander A. Haugen at a regular meeting this evening. Warren Heimstra of Volga district commander will serve as installing officer. Haugen succeeds Clyde Riley and will be joined by Harry Exren as vice commander E M Christersson as adjutant and Dr P L Scofield as finance officer with years directing post finances.
Two Are Bound Over On Liquor Charges
Jacob Heilin and Philip Sizigel of Leola were bound over to federal trial on charges of transporting intoxicating liquor after a preliminary hearing was waived. Bonds of 1000 dollars each were posted. Federal agents apprehended them Sunday with one gallon of alcohol. The other brief reports the American Legion and Auxiliary electing officers P J Gerhardt commander Theodore Lerson adjutant at a Legion hall meeting with post refreshments provided by Mrs W S Thompson and Mrs Fred Merbach.
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Aberdeen
Jacob Heilin
Philip Sizigel
Leola
Trail
Legion
Raymond
Amercian Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
P. J. Gerhardt
Theodore Lerson
W. S. Thompson
Fred Merbach
Start Work On Kingsbury Dam
Thirty men with teams began cleaning the ground for a dam at Kingsbury to create an artificial lake. The project, funded by state, fish department and Reconstruction Finance Corp, will be 1000 feet long with 18 feet water at peak. The lake extends east from the dam past a railroad bridge, about a half mile in length.
Club At Mitchell Pushes Move For More Playgrounds
A Mitchell club program titled A playground for every child showcased summer effort by the Business and Professions Women. The event at Lake Mitchell municipal bath house drew about 300 children with swimming, crafts, games, contests, and an Olympiad ending with prizes and medals for top performers.
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Mitchell
Business and Professions
Womens Club of
Ynon
Mitchell Club
Lake Mitchell
Red” Cross
Bronza
Tomato Crop Heavy In Dallas Vicinity
In Dallas and nearby areas the vegetable crop is among the best in years with tomatoes notably plentiful. A farmer near Dallas sold 100 bushels of ripe tomatoes from a small plot and kept enough for his own use.
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Dallas
Real Estate Transfers in Hyde County
Hyde County records show transfers including Hartshorn family parcels in Sac 19 Twp 100 Range Tl. Cahalan to Sanding NE 44 Sac 5 Twp Ud, Racee 72 4. Cahalan to Christen SEY Sec 24 Twp 114 Range 72. Sheriff to State of SD 54 Sec 14 Twp 12 Range 73. Payne to Mikel Lots 1-8 Sec 6 Twp 112 Range 73. Mikel to Williams Lots 1-8 Sec 6 Twp 112 Range 73. County treasurer to Shober BY Sec 22 Two 110 Range 71 and to Hyde County Lots 9-12 Block 18 Van Camp's and Old's addition Highmore.
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A.B. Cahalan
Carl A. Sanding
Sac
B. Cahalan
Herbert C. Christensen
SEY
See
Hyde County
South Dakota
Etta Payne
Jene Mikel
Jene A. Mikel
Georgia Williams
B.C. Shober
van Camp's
Old’s
Highmore
Husking Contest Draws Attention in South Dakota
Hudson South Dakota October report notes state husking contest to be held near here in November at Bent Fredrickson farm. Fifteen county champions or proven husking skill will enter for state title with private tryout instructions for counties lacking contests. Local organizers: Hudson Community club and Lincoln County Farm Bureau. Judges include Dean C. Larsen and Ralph Johnston. Prizes total 2090 with 400 for first and 50 for second.
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Hudson
VPI
South Dakota
Bent Fredrickson
Grant County
Moody
Lincoln
Clay
Turner
Lake
Mirmchaha
Hon Homme
Union
Hutchinson
Charles Mix
Aurora
Sanborn
Miner
Kingsbury
Brookings
Devel
Hamlin
Day
Marshall
Brown
Gregory
Lyman
Shannon
Henry Maass
Minnehaha County
Minnesota
Julius Mathisen
Clay County
Clarence Stone
Denel County
Minnegot
Eliair
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
Dean C.larsen
State College
Ralph Johnston
Missionary Meeting Date Change in Wolsey
Special notice from Wolsey dated Oct 20 states the missionary society will meet at Mrs Joe Olsons on Wednesday Oct 26 instead of Thursday Oct 27 due to the A N A convention. The change shifts the gathering to an earlier day with Mrs Olson hosting.
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Wolsey
Joe Olson
Raymond Schools Dismissed for Local Booster Guy Hurbert
Raymond public schools dismissed Tuesday afternoon to honor Guy Hurbert longtime booster of the school community and active in athletics and activities.
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Raymond
Raymond Public Schools
Guy Hurbert
Berry Says Green Spends Too Much in Race
Berry, Democratic governor candidate, condemns Green and Gunderson for overspending in a campaign that drew crowds in HERRIED. Berry notes Gunderson spent heavily and still lost, suggesting different spending could have altered votes. He spoke after touring Mound City and Pollock.
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Berry
Green
Tom Berry
Carl Gunderson
Warren Green
Gunderson
Mound City
Pollock
Drouth Hits Corn Variety Tests in Beadle County
County Agent Roy A. Cave reports drought hurt corn variety trials across seven farms this year. Only two sites yielded enough for a valid comparison, with bushel per acre results showing thin Variety list including Early Murdock Golden Jewels Wisconsin Murdock White Cap Alta’s Yellow Dent Minnesota King Fulton’s Yellow Dent and more. Each farm planted ten varieties side by side under equal soil and moisture conditions with 80 pounds per bushel to compute yields.
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Drouth
Beadle County
Roy A. Cave
William Smith
Virgil
Wisconsin Murdock
White Cap
Alta’s
Minnesota
Calico King
Fulton
Sandal
E.J. Timumerman Farm
Wessiton
Galden
Golden Glow
Wisconsin Murdo
Beadle county soybean varieties studied by View County Agent
A fragment notes County Agent Cave evaluates varieties in Beadle county. It mentions ongoing experiments and the boom in average yields, with focus on the varieties View County Agent Cave sells and their performance over years.
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Beadle County
Cave
Fishing Season Ends At Lake Mitchell Amid Restrictions
Lake Mitchell ends fishing season tonight after midnight as city commission bans fishing during pheasant season. Game wardens will arrest anyone seen taking fish after the cutoff. In nearby Woonsocket, a Republican rally drew a large crowd with remarks by Ato General Sharpe and notice of a future meeting with Gov. Warren Green scheduled for Oct 25.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Minjryc
Lake Mitchell
Woonsocket
Ato
Sharpe
Woonsee
Tuenday
Warren Green
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