Municipal Court Calendar Sets September Trials
The September term Municipal Court calendar announced by Judge C Nall lists trials in order. The State vs Thomas Thompson for driving while intoxicated with counsel Rorhl and Longstaff. The State vs Reinhold Schorzman for assault and battery with Hagen and Hagen. State's Attorney Markey represents the State. City of Huron vs Henry Lee for malicious destruction of property. City of Huron vs H A Weeldreyer for driving while intoxicated. Weeldreyer released on $106 bond. Civil cases Paul Miner vs Thomas Taylor and W J MacIntosh vs Harry Olson and Walter Olson. State vs Ted Decker for driving without proper license plates continued. Information to be filed Monday. cases will be called September 25.
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Cnall
Thomas Thompson
Thompson
Rorhl and
Longstaff
Reinhold Schorzmen
Schorzman
Hagen
Markey
City of Huron
Henry
Lee
H. A. Weeldreyer
Weeldreyer
Fair Grounds
Paul Miner
Thomas Taylor
W. J. MacIntosh
Harry H. Olson
Walter J. Olson
Bridge Club Meeting Ends With Competitive Play
Verae Trevou UG LUN, Sept. 6 Mes. E. M. Huestis entertained the Bid or Bye card club on Friday evening. Cont ract bridge was played at two tables. Mrs. John Meyer won the high score prize and Mrs. W BE. Tranter took the traveling prize. A guest gift was presented to Mrs. Carl Ravenscroft.
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Trevou UG Lun
Mes
Manchester Township Schools Open September 11
Manchester township schools will reopen on Monday September 11 with a lineup of teachers including Lois Rundell at Ferguson Phyllis Westerberg at Noble Lucille Hazel at Peterson Roy Anderson at Allison and Leonard B Grotta at Manchester. All teachers attended the Teachers Institute in De Smet last Saturday.
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Manchester Township
Manchester
Lois Rundell
Ferguson School
Phyllis Westerberg
Noble School
Lucille Hazel
Peterson School
Roy Anderson
Allison School
Leonard B. Grotta
Teachers’ Institute
de Smet
Nephew Cpl Forrest Ragan Killed in Guam
Mrs Loftus Ward of Concrete Washington learned her nephew Cpl Forrest E Ragan son of her sister Zoa Ragan was killed in combat at Guam. He had served in the Marines in the South Pacific for about 30 months and survived his ship sinking in January. Memorial services are planned at his church on September 17.
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Loftus Ward
Loftus H. Ward
Cpl
Forrest E. Ragan
Concrete
Wash
Clara Grotta Joins WAVES At Sioux Falls
Manchester September 6 Miss Clara Grotta daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard B Grotta leaves Monday for Sioux Falls to take part in WAVES induction ceremonies then departs Tuesday with the South Dakota Unit for Hunter College New York. She is accompanied by her sister Bertha Grotta who plans WAVES enlistment in December and has just visited the Eliter C Grotta home in Sioux Falls.
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Clara Grotta
WAVES
Sioux Falls
Manchester
Leonard B. Grotta
South Dakota
Hunter College
New York
Bertha Grotta
The
C. Grotta
Girl Bitten By Dog. Fourteen Stitches For Lola Poe
Lola Poe, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Poe, was bitten by their dog last week. She was taken to the hospital where fourteen stitches were required for a wound on her forehead.
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Bonilla
Lola Poe
Charlie Poe
Everson Appeals For Egg Cases
Everson asks farmers and egg shippers to place orders for egg cases soon due to a shortage. Frank E. Blood notes the shortage and urges careful handling of cases in use. Extra care should be taken of cases already in possession. Vernon Lee Lahren birthday party held at his home with several guests attending. Jolly Whist Club met in Faulkton to finish the season with ten games and refreshments. Dick Locbs’s mother hosted a second birthday party for Lois Meissner, Evelyn Meissner, and Mary Seaman to celebrate his birthday and cake.
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Everson
Pierre
Secretary of Agriculture
E. H. Everson
Frank E. Blood
Chicago
War Food Administration
Dairy and Food Branch
Blood
Vernon Lee Lahren
Bonilla
Camden
Jerry Galligher
Richard Jones
Lowell Funk
Bobby Winezar
Cecil Einster
Claytones
Whist Club
Lee Faulkton
Jolly Whist Club
John Stafford
Todd
Thelen
Jarvis
Hogg
Faulkton
Dick Locbs
Lois
Evelyn Meissner
Mary Seaman
Rake
Funeral held for Mrs Amma Christensen in Highmore
Mrs Amma Christensen died after a long illness. Funeral services were conducted at the Congregational Church with Rev EB Fanneman presiding. Surviving are six children Carl Kate Henry Herbert Victor Bertha five grandchildren and one brother Hans Hjordt all of Highmore. Her husband died August 31 1937.
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Christensen Highmore
Amma Christensen
Aline
icDonald
Anna Hansine Hjordt
Denmark
United States
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Iowa
South Dakota
Douglas Township
Hyde County
Soren Christensen
Hawley
Christensens
Lutheran Church
Edwin
Christensen
Carl
Kate
Henry
Herbert
Victor
Bertha
Thelma
J. T
Arlene
Jay David
Marilyn
Hans Hijardt
Highmore
Indian Held On Assault For Buckskin Sale Refusal
Hermine Acker told Sheriff Reilly and Police Chief Huntley she was assaulted by Burton Step after refusing a $1.50 buckskin sale at Fort Thompson Crow Creek reservation. Step, charged with assault with intent to kill, appeared before Judge C N Hall and was remanded for failure to post $1500 bail. preliminary hearing set for September 7.
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Burton Step
Crow Creek
Thompson
Step
Hermine Acker
Joseph Reilly
Harvey Huntley
Hall
Corn In Annual Race With Frost
South Dakota weather summary notes rain paused frost risk allowing some corn and fodder harvest while cool conditions hindered maturation. Yields vary from poor to excellent, generally around average, with warm dry spells needed to prevent frost. Totals show scattered precip and variable moisture across counties, fall plowing advancing in the east and alfalfa cutting continuing in the southeast.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
U.S
Laskowski
Fairfax
Huron
Letamon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Pierre
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Tyndall
Watertown
Yankton
Aberdeen
Ardmore
Brookings
Faith Ll
Milbank
Philip Trace
Spearfish
Vivian
Japanese Forces Abandon Sittaung in Burma Retreat
Allied headquarters reported Japanese forces withdrew from Sittaung in the Chindwin Valley and abandoned the base used to attack India. The village on the west bank of the Chindwin 60 miles southeast of Imphal was occupied without resistance, with over 1,000 Japanese dead found along the road, many from starvation.
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Yuval Amide
Kandy
Ceylon
Burma
Sittaung
Chindwin
India
Imphal
Mrs Len Galbreath Taken In Death At 64
Mrs Len Galbreath 64 wife of a farmer north of Wassington was found dead in bed Monday morning after a weekend of activity. She helped cook for threshers on Saturday and planned to assist a neighbor Monday. Surviving are sons Clifford Donald and other children, 16 grandchildren, three sisters and seven brothers. Funeral services set for Thursday at the home and church with Rev Davis, burial in Wessington Cemetery.
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Weooints
Joey
Len Galbreath
Wassington
Norma Rickets
Wessington Cemeery
Esser Baby Boy Born at Baldwin Hospital
Mr and Mrs Matt Esser welcome a baby son born Friday September 1 at the Baldwin Hospital weighing seven pounds eleven ounces. The newborn adds joy to Redfield family with first child expected to bring happiness to both parents.
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Redfield
Matt Esser
Baldwin Hospital
Allied Push toward Rhine Competes for German Front
The report outlines continued Allied advances into western Germany and Luxembourg, with American patrols penetrating toward the Rhine and Meuse Front. It notes uncertain positions near Aachen, Saarbrucken, Metz, and Strasbourg while Hodges First Army crosses the Meuse at Dinant and Givent, liberates Namur, and pushes toward Liege. Antwerp remains largely intact as British forces expand toward Gent, and Allied air raids threaten the Siegfried line.
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Supreme Headquarters
Luxembourg
Rhine
U. S
Aachen
Saarbrucken
Germany
Strasbourg
Associated Press
Wes Gallagher
Patton
Moselle River
Reich
Meusé
Commercy
Moselle
Pont-A-Mousson
Nancy
Metz
Verdun
Meuse
Belgium
Courtney H. Hodges
U.S. First
Dinant
Namur
Givent
Cherleroi
Liege
Mons
Holland
Antwerp
Brussels
Gent
le Havre
Brest
Karlsruhe
Stuttgart
Ludwigshafen
West Wall
Transocean
Scheldt River
England
Dover Strait
Boulogne
St. Omar
Calais
Dunkerque
Third Army
Alexander M Patch
Seventh Army
France
Kurt Dittmar
High Command
Mackenzie analyzes war shifts in Balkans and Armistice impact
The piece argues that Soviet rejection of armistice plans will intensify anti Nazi fighting in the Balkans, pressuring Germany as Bulgaria asks for a ceasefire. It notes Moscow's stance may hinder Hitler by pulling troops from the Balkans toward Germany to blunt Allied pressure. The commentator says the development is a boon for the Allied cause with broader implications beyond military effects.
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MacKenzie
Balkans
Moscow
Bulgaria
Europe
Hitler
Germany
Siegfried Line
Russia expands Balkan push to challenge Turkey at the Dardanelles
The article suggests Russia’s Balkan operations could elevate Moscow to a dominant eastern power, mounting a direct challenge to Turkey over the Dardanelles Strait, a key Ottoman asset. It notes intensified interest from other powers, especially England, amid World War I dynamics.
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Russia
Balkans
Turkey
Dardanelles Strait
Moscow
Dardanelles
England
Postwar balance questions loom over Turkey and the Dam
Fragmentary remarks weigh on the Dam and Mediterranean power."
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