City Schools Open With 2259 Pupils Amid State Fair Schedule
Turon records show 2,259 children enroll for the new term, including 463 in senior high and 361 in junior high. Enrollment trends reflect fewer rural students and a rise in St Theresa parochial school attendance, with regular classes set through most of next week and only morning sessions during fair days.
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Weather summary for Weksen- Beath Dsketa
Partly cloudy night and Wednesday with cool winds. Area forecast calls for light rain possible, temperatures dipping into the low 40s. Expect mild humidity and variable winds.
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Beath Dsketa
Wodaasiag
King George Offers To Trim Income And Help Nation
London on September reports King George proposes to dip into his income to contribute 250000 dollars to ease Britain’s financial crisis. The Prince of Wales plans 50000 dollars and other royals may contribute according to means. The king wrote Prime Minister MacDonald he wishes to participate in reducing national expenditures.
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London
George
John Bull
Prince of Wales
MacDonald
Levi Patton Dies Rites At Springs
Funeral services for Levi Patton age 70, longtime Wessington Springs resident and Free Methodist church builder, will be Thursday at Bates church near Wessington Springs. Interment in Wessington Springs cemetery. He died yesterday at his Idaville Indiana home from paralysis. Survived by six sons including B. F. Patton of Huron and other relatives.
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Blake F. Patton
Huron Chamber of Commerce
Idaville
Ind
Bates
Chicago Teachers Face Pay Question on Return to School
Chicago teachers resumed work after summer break amid wage concerns. The board of education total payroll for employees stands at about 12,080,008 dollars, with the key issue being when pay raises or changes will be implemented and accepted by unions and staff.
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Will of Apak
Sme
Board of Education
Farmer Hit By Lightning Recovering In Huron Hospital
Charles Crabb a 41 year old farmer living seven miles northwest of Huron was struck by lightning while awake in bed Sunday night and is recovering in Huron Hospital. He began to regain movement though remains blind at times with uncertain sight prospects. his wife and children aided his revival.
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Charles Crabb
Huron
Huron J Hospital
Crabb
Albert Meyer
Richland Township
Mr. Crebb
Senator McMaster's Daughter to Marry in September
Dorothy McMaster daughter of Senator and Mrs William McMaster will wed Lieut William Knowles Pottinger U S M C on September 19 at St Albans church The bride will be attended by Miss Ethel Soule Ushers are Ensign BR K Anderson Lieut W H Adams Lieut F L Wieseman Lieut A R Brunelli Lieut H I Larson and Lieut RW Hayward all officers of the Marine Corps
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Washington
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William McMaster
William Knowles Pottinger
George D. Pottinger
Hillsboro
Tex
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Ethel Soule
Charles Soule
Baltimore
Damon Cummings
BR. K, Anderson
W. H. Adams
F. L. Wieseman
A. R Brunelli
H. I. Larson
RW. Hayward
Marine Corps
Farm Relief Fails To Place In Derby Event
A Labor Day celebration in Moskes Wyoming featured a terrapin derby with Lead’s annual contest. Farm Relief entered by Governor Warren Green failed to place, while Sam Beers of Moskes entered a turtle that finished first. The governor and party arrived Sunday evening as a large crowd gathered for mining era events and contests. Second place went to Florida Lead, with seven other turtles placing among local entries.
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Derby
Wyoming
Sam Beers
Moskes
Wyo
Warren Green
FL. Lead
Warehouse Burns During Labor Day Celebration
BERESFORD Sept. fire department attended Labor Day events when a warehouse caught fire. The blaze damaged the building and contents, with estimated losses between $1,590 and $2,008. Jener suffered injuries in the same incident.
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Beresford
Equalization Fee Sought By O Neall At State Fair
Edward A. O Neall president of the American Farm Bureau federation urged amending the federal marketing act to allow an equalization fee on crop surpluses sold by cooperatives. He argued the fee would isolate exportable surpluses and give farmers parity with industry, while avoiding government subsidies. He linked protections to immigration restrictions and tariffs, claiming high industrial tariffs keep prices above world market levels and harm American agriculture. He cited Germany to buy U S wheat and noted Senator Norbeck urged compulsory cooperation as a remedy for agriculture.
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Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Europe
USA
Newell
Peter Worbeck
South Dakota
Federal Farm Board
Norbeck
Senator Nocheck
Eureka
De Smet Man Wins Legion Contest Prize
De Smet resident L. O. Caldwell won a $25 prize in a Legion Monthly contest for best paragraphs on builders of a better America. Caldwell's essay recalls Horace Mann founding the first Normal School in Lexington in 1839, noting teachers were untrained and schools poor before then.
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L. O. Caldwell
American Legion Monthly
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Lexington and Concord
Lexington
Horace Mann
Fire Marshal's Force Is Named in South Dakota
Pierre announces a new fire marshal force under CR Horewill with Henry Walker reappointed to lead four deputies Frank Aplan of Fort Pierre handles Stanley and Haakon division deputy, August Hagman of Selby heads northwest, Alex Nyman of Brookings heads northeast with Rapid City Watertown Webster base. Deputy for southeast to be named. Total salaries run $880 less monthly.
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South Dakota
CR. Horewill
Henry Walker
Frank Aplan
Fort Pierre
Stanley
Haakon
Southwest
Rapid City
August F. Hagman
Selby
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Alex Nyman
Brookings
Nyman
Watertown
Webster
Tater
Horewill
September Heat Marks Record Run Across South Dakota
The heatwave shatters September highs across South Dakota with Pierre and Mitchell hitting 105, Yankton at 103, and Huron near 84 at noon. Rainfell Sunday and Monday, while Sioux City-style humidity and the State Fair loom next week as football practice opens in Huron.
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Huron
Government Weather Bureau
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Yankton
Brule Sheriff Killed at Dance in Brule County
CHAMBERLAIN Sept 3 Three men are jailed pending investigation into the death of C D Miller 68 Brule county sheriff who was killed early Sunday while quelling a riot at a barn dance on Jim Conley farm 14 miles northeast of Chamberlain. West and two Westlake brothers are held as witnesses are questioned. The sheriff died from a blow to the left temple as he tried to separate fighters. No charges yet though manslaughter possible. Officials declined to identify any suspect.
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Brule
Jim Conley
Vern West
Ivan
Arthur Westlake
Miller
Simmons
West
Temple
Ialma
Herschel V. Melcher
One Man Killed In Auto Accident Near Hot Springs
HOT SPRINGS Sept 9 One person died and eight others were taken to a hospital after weekend crashes. Ralph Sawyer of Hot Springs died yesterday afternoon from injuries in a collision south of the city on Sunday. Harley Burnett of Cheyenne Wy driver of the other car and Norma Sorenson and Faustina Whaley passengers were hospitalized in serious condition. Val Delahoyde, pitching in a Hot Springs vs Pine Bluff game, suffered a fractured right arm during the throw. The bone break was near the elbow and shoulder.
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Hot Springs
Here
Harley Burnett
Cheyenne
Wye
Norma Sorenson
Faustina Whaley
Val Delahoyde
Air Races Close with New Records in Cleveland
Cleveland reports the 1931 national air races concluded after ten days of record performances. Lowell Bayles of Sorrall Mass won the $15,000 Charles E. Thompson trophy at 370,000 per hour on a 100-mile course, as James H. Doolittle trailed. Doolittle plans a late attempt to break the landplane world speed record at three kilometers, target 278 mph, aiming to raise American aviation prestige.
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Lowell Bayles
Sorinaild
Mass
Charles E. Thompson
Greece
James H. Doolittle
Mlinois Coal
Sayles
Streightaway
State Treasurer declines to reply to fraud charges
A. C. Goodhope, South Dakota state treasurer, refused comment on Aberdeen American News allegations of improper warrant endorsements while Turner county treasurer. He requested an audit by state accountants and said he would speak after the Turner county records are audited.
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Goodhope
William Dunn
Good
South Dakota
Turner County
McLaughlin-Noreen
A. C. Goodhope
Steinger
Huron and Aberdeen Elks Plan Annual Picnic and Games
Huron Elks lodge No. 444 and Aberdeen Lodge join for the first annual picnic and sports day at Huron Country Club links on Thursday. Events include diamondball, contests between the lodges, and a dance at the new dance palace with Bill Blitz orchestra. Families bring lunch. lodge provides roast beef, sides, and beverages. Out‑of‑town Elks may request free tickets.
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Huron Lodge
Huron
Aberdeen
Huron Country Club
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Ward’s
May’s Grove
James River
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Brookings
Hub City Lodge
Elks
Huron Elks Secretary's
Bill Blitz
Emg
Dwelling Destroyed in Fairview Fire
Fire at Fairview destroyed the home of M. A. Crawford Monday night causing about 2008 dollars in loss. The dwelling, once used as a hotel, was wrecked in the blaze.
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