VFW Meetings Called Sunday in Yankton South Dakota
The Veterans of Foreign Wars council of administration in South Dakota will meet in Yankton on Sunday November 1 to conduct permanent business. A district parley will also be held with delegates from Elk Point Vermillion Beresford Moe Parkow Sioux Falls Scotland Parkston Lake Andes Gregory and Yankton for instruction schools. The department adjutant George E Longstaff announced that Department Commander John Johnson from Huron and others will attend. The commander will deliver a speech on National Defense and Peace to be broadcast on WNAX. Francis Sweerey VFW Auxiliary president calls a council meeting also in Yankton the same day with auxiliary officers from across the state attending.
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Council of Administration
South Dakota
Veterans of
Yankton
George E. Longstaff
Elk Point
Vermillion
Beresford
Moe
Parkow
Sioux Falls
Scotland
Parkston
Lake
Andes
Gregory
John Johnson
Huron
Wke
WNAX
Francis Sweerey
VFW
Auxiliary Department
Smite
Doan's Pills Sell Relief for Kidney Waste Claims
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a cure for kidney waste and related symptoms. It claims exhaustion, backache, and frequent urination stem from poisonous waste and urges readers to consult doctors and buy the product. It emphasizes long use and wide consumer trust.
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Milione
Company C Plans Pheasant Dinner by Guardsmen
Suron national guardsmen will dine for pheasant next Wednesday in Beadle County for the annual pheasant dinner of Company C 109th Engineers. Captain Crawford announced a hunting party to obtain birds, followed by a dance at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Elks ballroom with guardsmen hosting invited guests. Franz Schubert, musically talented prodigy, died at 31 after limited education and struggles to publish many compositions.
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Suron National Guardsmen
Company C
109Th Engineers
BR. Crawford
Beadle County
Elks
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Figures From Farm Census On South Dakota Operators
Washington report shows nearly one third of South Dakota farm operators in 1935 had been on their present properties over 16 years. It lists duration brackets, ownership status, farm population totals, and NYA checks distribution announced by D G Medberg.
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Washington
South Dakota
IL Js
Bureau
Permins
Presbyterians Aim to Recoup Losses Budget Approved
The United States Presbyterian council approved an 8,006,000 benevolence budget for 1937 and formed a committee to study methods to recoup drought-area church losses. National missions and foreign missions receive large shares. D. Allan Locke named secretary of finance, based in New York.
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Chicagl
Air Ine Geubiku Council
Presbyterian Churches
National Missions
American Bikie Society
Federal Council of Churches
D. Allan Locke
Philadelphia
New York
Henry B. Master
Presbyterian Church In America
Twenty Years Ago in Huron Moving to Bartow FlorIda
Twenty years ago today in Huron Mr and Mrs J B Lynn left for Bartow Florida where Lynn bought a lot and built a home. Mrs H Stearns and daughter Mildeed of Aberdeen plan rapid city visit after staying with Mrs Churchill. Masons held a farewell for O A Ricker in Odd Fellows Hall with 85 covers and a five course feast. Ricker, longtime Blue Lodge and Knights Templar official, received a chat case and charm, and expressed reluctance to leave familiar faces.
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J. B. Lynn
Bartow
Florida
Huron
Jogo
O. A. Ricker
Odd Fellows Hall
H. J. Rice
Ricker
Knights Templar
Blue Lodge
Chapter
Westward Move Prompted by Survey Office Official
From Huron to the survey general's office at Salt Lake City and expects to depart Monday to take up his duties in the west. Mr. and Mrs. George Vender Stein arrived here the first to the week after a wedding war in the east. They will soon be at home to their friends at the family residence, 531 Chintsreet. Mes. B. Taylor entertained a few friends informally Thursday evening at a cafeteria lunch to compliment her houseguest Miss Strong of Milwaukee.
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Huron
Salt Lake City
George Vender Stein
Chintsreet. Mes
B. Taylor
Idaho St
Miss Strong
Milwautees
Two Bodies Recovered From Lake Erie Disaster
Cleveland Ontario dispatch reports two more bodies of the sand merchant crew recovered after the Lake Erie storm of Oct 92, raising total recovered to 11 while eight remain missing.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Nation estimates record car fatalities in 1936
Chicago report from R L Forney of the National Safety Council predicts a national motor vehicle death toll of 37 500 by year end based on nine months data. Through September 1936 deaths rose to 3 420 monthly total and motorists logged 15 009 000 000 extra miles, signaling a new high despite rising traffic volumes.
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National Safety Council
Chicago
R. L. Forney
Forney
United States
Biresor W. &, Cemer
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