Deadwood Parents Teachers Conference Opens
The elev enth smollal state PF. T. A. convention opened yesterday afternoon for a day session. Alvin Waggoner presided as Dr. B C Wood of Spearfish Normal gave the principal address on The Learned Fool and pedantry in education. Mrs. Waggoner stressed parent hood training and cooperation between home and school, urging the organization to remain free from friction and partisan politics.
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Deadwood
Smollal
PF. T. A
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
BC. Wood
Spearfuh Normal
Ichabod Crane
Sleepy Hollow
Weid Br. Woodburn
Iis
Alvin Wag
Geancia
Prorim
Straw Vote May Be Explained By Head
Lincoln Nebraska October 23. Walter W Head an Omaha and Chicago bank official faced Senator Gerald P Nye at a campaign funds hearing in Omaha. Head admitted donating four thousand dollars from his personal funds to gauge possible primary opponents of Senator George W Norris and said the straw vote aimed to measure political sentiment not to find a Norris rival. Nye said evidence showed opposition to Norris was tied to the power trust. Head testified after Victor E Smith described the straw vote as political test.
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Lincoln
Nek
Walter W. Head
Omaha
Chicago
Gerald P. Nye
Nebraska
Head
George W. Norris
Nye
Victor E. Smith
Norris
Power Trust
Heal
Nebraska Power Company
Unrest in Eastern Galicia as patrols scour villages
Warsewn dispatch reports continuing disorder in eastern Galicia with sabotage such as burning grain stacks. Police conduct rigorous searches for culprits, claiming the fourteenth regiment of Uhlans has withdrawn though reports say troops still assist police and beat residents during house searches.
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Galicia
Warsaw
Fourteenth Regiment of Uhlans
Bamboozla At Miller Tonight
Miller and Redfield residents perform the comedy boozla as the St. Ann's Fall Festival closes. A record audience is expected to attend the amateur production.
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Miller
Miller and
Redfield
St. Ann's
Taecker Calls for Warren Green After Bank Lobby Clash
WATERTOWN Oct. 23 State Senator George H Taecker declares he cannot support Gov Bulow due to his handling of the 1929 banking department investigation and bank lobby. Taecker endorses Warren Green and criticizes Attorney General Sharpe for his role, urging reelection.
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Taecker
Warren E. Green
Watertown
George H. Taecker
Warren Green
M. Q. Sharpe
W. J. Bulow
Sharpe
House
Teackes
Bulow
Senate
Noreen I Gota
Nc Cullough
Potato Peeler Proves Economical in Camp Report
An efficiency expert notes hand peeling costs, as a new potato peeling machine enters use at a military encampment. Each unit in the National Guard regiments handles potatoes by hopper, reducing waste and speeding processing. Over 13 days the machine peeled about 10 tons for roughly 9,000 men fed daily at the camp.
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Chicago
K, P
Jiuinois National Guard
K. P
Bloomfield Goes Cash Only In Nebraska Town
Bloomfield Nebraska with about 1500 residents shifts to a cash only economy. Dr P B Lonergan led merchants and professionals in adopting cash payments to curb debt and late payments. Early resistance faded as practice grew and some predict lower prices, while a local fine for noncash transactions was never enforced.
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Bloomfield
Thomfeld
P. B. Lonergan
Citizone
Dr. Lonergan
Dr. Lovergen
Return to the Old System Promises More Business
A report notes a shift back toward the old system with increased business activity. The item highlights that proportionally more commerce is being conducted than in the previous period, suggesting renewed efficiency and demand.
Story Of Rushmore Told On WNAX Radio
Gutzon Borglum the Mount Rushmore designer spoke on WNAX radio last night about the memorial and its purpose. Accompanied by his son Lincoln, he plans further appearances in eastern South Dakota to raise Rushmore funds from school children. He outlined project inception, progress, and future plans including completing Jefferson’s head next year and starting Lincoln’s, with a 1932 unveiling planned as a national ceremony.
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Yankton
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Black Hills
WNAX
Gutzon Borglum
Lincoln
Bor Blum
Yankton College
Rushmore Fund
Sioux Falls
Brookings
Borglum
Jefferson
Town Deputy Faces Kidnapping Charge in Sioux City
Deputy Pennett filed a governor's extradition warrant for Albert Ahart a Woodbury county resident linked to a year old incident in Sioux City involving a postdated check for 25 dollars and alleged failure of a feed company contract The arrest followed a criminal charge earlier and Ahart was taken to Sioux City while the case develops The article notes lithie and magnesium as metals but no commercial production details.
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Yankton
Nape
E Beninet
Sioux City
Woodbury County
Laws
Nora Ahart
Albert Ahart
Ahart
Abchart
Pennett
Local notices and events in Huron area listings
Various items including travel notes for Mrs Pore-Mrs Eizebeth Dunn from Huron to Lead and Pierre, radio talks by Gladys Pyle and A Le Puloam, obituaries, rummage sale announcements, and visits by notable residents, with multiple names and locations such as Pierre, Benson, Flandreau, Yankton, Deadwood, Glidden, and Wentworth noted along with dates in October 1935. The report also mentions births, a church basement sale, and a political broadcast schedule.
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Eizebeth Dunn
Lead
J. J. Burns
Pierre
Alfred Dunn
Gladys Pyle
Egdy Huron
Benson, Minn
McNellis
Clifford E. Arnold
Ohio Ave
J. H. Christopherson
Hartington
Neb
Mary E. Lytle
Crofton
Lytle
Victor Anderson
Tulsa
Okla
Huron
Flandreau
Anderson
A. le Puloam
Green
Dan Wagner
Chadron
L. H. Wright
M. E
Asor
Y. McVey
Illinois Avenue Southwest
George Hendrickson
Wentworth
5. C
Black Hille
V. Haedt
Cora Martin
F. B. Raymond
Deadwood
the Hills
Claims Farmers In Uphill Fight
WINNER Oct 2 W W McMaster republican candidate for reelection declared last night that gross water of farm products in 1926 was 12 000 000 000 yet costs at consuming tables reached 9 000 000 000 He urged compensatory legislation arguing tariff on wheat corn and hogs is ineffective He contrasted industry and agriculture returns noting 5000 invested in Lehigh Valley Cement would yield 255000 in dividends and challenged South Dakota farmer success He said the agricultural bloc will back farm groups in December to press agricultural equality against industrial east
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B. McMaster
McMaster
Lehigh Valley Cement Company
South Dakota
Huron Baptists Mark 50th Year in Town
A historic note recalls Huron Baptists marking their 50th year with a fundraising appeal for a meeting house. Members pledged toward a new church at Third and Kansas, aided by Delevan Wisconsin church gifts and Chicago North Western railway land support. The original building opened in 1881 with a 300 seat capacity and dedication by Rev. D. E. Hartman.
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R A. Barris
Third and
Kansas
Urquhart
Chicago
North Western Railway
The
Baptist Church
Delevan
Wis
D. E. Hartman
Home Mission Society
Geo. A. Cressey
Dealeen George Miller
Historic First Baptist church details and past ministers
A historical account outlines the First Baptist Church details from its incorporation in May to construction milestones. It records the site purchase on May 22, 1907, cornerstone laid July 18, 1907, and dedication January 12, 1908 with a $12,000 total cost. It lists pastors including Hudeon Hudson Myers Trenerry and notes current membership at 295 and Sunday School enrollment at 185. It mentions mission work by former members to Ningpo China Balasore India and Beatrice Ericson, and notes Francis Starling and Ralph Nordlund in regional Baptist roles.
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Cressey
Hudeon
Fifth and
Kansas
Judson B.thomas
Chicago
Hudson
Joel Myers
Alfred Trenerry
Mary Cressey
Ningpo
China
Mary Laughlin
Balasore
India
Beatrice Ericson
Huron College
Francis Starling
Arizona
Ralph Nordlund
First Baptist Church of
Pellay Iowa
State Treasurer candidate with Turner County ties
6& Good Hope reports that the candidate for State Treasurer brings long experience in business and public affairs. Having just completed a second term as Turner County treasurer, the native holds 400 acres of farmland and runs a successful business, promising careful competent administration of the state treasury.
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Good Hope
Turner County
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