Demo Chairman Seeks Public Accountant For State Expenditure Audit
A.W. Powell, South Dakota Democratic state chairman, urged Republican leader J. D. Counton to fund a jointly appointed certified public accountant to audit state tax collections and expenditures. The review would cover 16 to 18 months and compare Democratic and Republican administrations on 15 specified points, including payrolls, old age assistance, highway costs, and state revenue. Powell sought a prompt reply and expressed openness to other fiscal-year bases.
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Smith Dakota
Powell
Murch Og
AIR
Angus
Svatern and Liegest
Highway Department
Ares
Methodist delegates to attend Dakota conference in Aberdeen
Miller lay delegates Schweppe and Judge Frank J Fisher will attend the annual Dakota Conference meeting to be held in Aberdeen on October 4. The event gathers church leaders from Miller and surrounding areas for discussions and reports.
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Miller
Schweppe
Frank Jt. Fisher
Methodist Church of
Aberdeen
Jolley Leads League With .360 Batting Average
Smead Jolley, former White Sox outfielder, tops the Pacific Coast League batting race with a .360 average. The news highlights Jolley's standout performance and places his achievement in the context of the league’s current season standings.
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Jolley
San Francisco
Smead Jolley
White Sox
Watertown Treasury Office To Handle All Rushmore Funds
Treasury officials announce Watertown office becomes official accounting and disbursing agency for the Mt. Rushmore National Memorial Commission. George W. Storck heads the account, with M. L. Lawton as state disbursing clerk and H. J. Lee as state procurement officer responsible for memorial funds and purchasing related to Gutzon Borglum’s Mount Rushmore project.
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George W. Storck
M. L. Lawton
H. J. Lee
Army Salvage Materials May Be Sold to Welfare
May purchase salvage materials from Fort Meade Army post at one percent of value. Maj. Gen. Stanley M. Ford advised that items must not be resold or donated to relief agencies. State officials received a letter confirming the sale terms and eligibility for welfare departments.
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Congress
South Dakota
Stanley M. Ford
Fort Meade Army
Youny
Elsencs
Farewell Party for Mrs John Kingdon Hibernack
A farewell party was held for Mrs John Kingdon Hi ernick ending a stay. She departs this week for California to spend the winter. Whist tables and prizes were awarded with Mrs Bear Phillips, John Kingdon, and M Lult Du Bois winning. A traveling prize went to the couple, and a late supper was served.
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John Kingdon
Kingdon
California
Golad
Bear Phillips
M Lult
Dubois
Hitchcock Women Luncheon Hosts Hostesses and Prizes
Pearl Phillips and Glaze entertained Thursday noon at a 1 o'clock luncheon followed by three tables of contract bridge. Prizes went to Eva Conway of Orient Cora Candell of Redfield and Grace Kingdon of Hitchcock. Guests included Cecile Conaway Eva Conway Roshy of Orient Emma Klouse Alice Sasse and Cor Goodell of Redfield Grace Kingdon Helen Cleland Marguerite Phillips of Hitchcock.
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Hitchcock
Chcock
Pearl Phillips
Glaze
Eva Conway
Orient
Cora Candell
Redfield
Grace Kingdon
Cecil Conaway
Helen Cleland
Marguerite Phillips
Mrs Hagman Heads Missionary Society at Rockham
Mrs Barney Hagman was elected president of the Women's Foreign Missionary society of Rockham Methodist Church. Mrs Paul Miller becomes president in Hagman's absence. other officers named include Mrs Fannie Steele secretary and Mrs William Hoffman treasurer.
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Hagman
Missionary Society
Rockham
Barney Hagman
Women’s Faoraigt Missionary Society
Rockharm Methodist Church
Paul Miller
Fannie Steele
William Hoffman
Wiliam Pitagerald
Hogman
Soofor
West Coast
New Student Week Moves Back This Year at State College
Brookings Sept 1 State College will start New Student Week a week later than usual with freshmen orienting from Sept 21. Registration runs Sept 21–22, upperclassmen enroll Sept 23, and classes begin Sept 26 at 8 am. Fall term ends Dec 21 with winter term starting Jan 4. Armistice Day and Hobo Day observed, Thanksgiving recess from Nov 23 to 28.
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Brookings
State College
GC. L. Brown
Midwest
Wenekasdsy
Highmore Opens Schools with New Faculty and Reopen
Highmore schools resume classes on Tuesday under Superintendent Koo M. Mark ness for a second year. New high school staff include Maurice Ine as athletic coach, Miss Virgi Hil teaching French and science, John Schwartz in English history, and Donald Johnson directing the band. Grade teachers are Loresia Guenthner Naomi Dusseau Ruth Finch Katherine Gale Florence Carlen Martha McLaughlin Dorothy Tink.
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Highmore
Specan
Koo M. Markness
Maurice Ine
Mitchell
Hy ©. Ball- Hie
Miss. Virgi Hil
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
John Schwartz
Yankton College
Ideal
Donald Johnson
William Baverfield
Eva McDonald
Misk
Loresia Guenthner
Naomi Dusseau
Ruth Finch
Katherine Gale
Florence Carlen
Martha McLaughlin
Dorothy Tink
Will Clack High School
Forensics
Mrs Dubois Heads Hitchcock Women Mission Society
Edith Dubois was elected president of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society at a Thursday meeting in the Methodist Church parlors. Officers include H Fountain and Lily East as vice presidents, Karna Nelson secretary, Lulu Dubois treasurer, and Sara Dickson corresponding secretary. Harold Chaplin and Amy Wright performed two vocal duets. lunch was served.
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Dubois
Missionary Society Hitchcock
Edith Dubois
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
H. Fountain
Lily East
Karna Nelson
Lulu Dubois
Sara Dickson
Harold Chaplin
Amy
Wright
Luneh
Sunday School Class Monthly Meeting at Miller
The Frigi Sunday School Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Frank Scofield’s home Friday afternoon. Devotional reading by Mrs. Jessie Osvey, prayer, and a reading by Mrs. Bessie Wermersen followed. Mrs. Myrna Cotton spoke on World peace with a letter from Lydia Harsem, a missionary in China. Lunch was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Ross Cotton’s home.
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Miller
Methodist Church
Frank Scofield
Jessie Osvey
Bessie Wermersen
Myrna Cotton
Lydia Harsem
Henry Hanson
Still in circulation still Pittsburgh star turns publisher clerk
STILL IN CIRCULATION PITTSBURGH Georgs Orlich former University of Pittsburgh tackle has turned down professional football offers to take a position in the circulation department of a local newspaper. BROTHER ACT DELAYED CINCINNATI Reds shortstop Myers and his brother Yan of the Cardinals never appeared in the same game together until Cincinnati and St Louis met this season. HIGH-PRICED GOLF NEW YORK A statistician has figured out that the first prize winner in the 13500 Westchester 103 hole open starting Sept 10 will receive 14.90 a stroke. NO COLOR SCHEME When a National League professional football game is played at night and a white ball is used players are not permitted to wear white helmets.
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Pittsburgh
Georgs Orlich
University of Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Rfiily
Myers
Reds
Yan of
Cardinals
St. Louis
GOLF
New York
Springs Music Club opens season with public concert
Wessington Springs hosts the first concert of its annual music club season in the high school auditorium. The program features community singing directed by Lawrence Godfrey, plus solo piano pieces, cornet and soprano solos, duets, and instrumental selections by local artists including Alice Churchill and Dorothy Gregory with titles by Rob ers, Delibes, Whitthorne, Keats, Serradel, Engmann, and Bud.
Melcher to Speak at South Diakata Library Convention
Frederick G. Melcher editor of Publishers Weekly and publisher of Library Journal will be a main speaker at the annual South Diakata Library Association meeting. Dean Stallings says plans are near, with attendance expected statewide. Committees include Resolutions led by Blanch Bevin and Nominations led by Nelia Brenner, plus others. Melcher appears Monday morning Oct 3 and again at 7 p.m. Special music will come from Sioux Falls and Madison area college choirs. All popular sessions will be at the Sioux Falls YMCA building.
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Bruos.ware
Frederick G. Melcher
New York City
The
Library Journal
South Diakata Library Sociation
Dean Siulings
Liteely Memorial Library
State College
Miso
Stallings
Blanch Bevin
Huron Public Library
In Wankls
Drakata Wesley
Mitchell A
Christabel Comstock
Trustes
Britton Public Library
Nel Iia Brenner
Canton Public Library
Bimma Lou Taglors
Sioux Falls College Library
Sioux Falls
Abigail Lyon
Madison Public Library
Madson. Melcher
Aurasiana Ealieses
Family Reunion Held At Sam Rodne Home In Sonilla
A Sept Sunday reunion honored Thans ax and visiting relatives from El Cajon Calif along with Eldon from a CCC camp. Dozens of relatives gathered, visited, and took photos at the Rodne home, listing many attendees and families.
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Sam Rodne
Sonilla
Bai Rodne
Thansax
el Cajon
Calif
Eldon
CCC
Black Hills
Thomas Bodine
Harry Blartins
Union
le Tallefson
G. T. Tallefson
Cass Westby
Vern Christianson
Mes
Leslie Marton
Thomas Wuestey
Harry van Buskirk
Roy Fair
Edna Stephens
Clarence Tollefson
Eldon Rodne
Wil
Recover Body Of Woman From River
Helen Walz a 48 year old Hartington Nebraska woman believed to have drowned Saturday night was found in the Missouri River near Yanketon. Her body was recovered Monday afternoon by local youths and river authorities after tracing a car to the river bank. She leaves two brothers and seven sisters, with ties to Hartington Madison and Norfolk. no inquest was held.
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Yanketon
Sept
Helen Walz
Missouri River
Hartington
Neb
Elyther
Meridian Highway
Mer Cave
S. m
William Bively
Basil de Shave
Miss Walz
Anton Walz
Leonard
Edward Walz
Madison
Julia
Rose
Josephine
Devile Walz
Fred
Bickoff
Crofton
M. Pyis
Fordyce
Ard Lammers
Norfolk
Gnant
Bartington Bank
Horlington
Republican Rally In Alpena Weathers Snowy Evening
A Republican rally was held Thursday evening in Alpena with speakers including Gurney for U S Senate Karl Mundt and Leo Tammey for attorney general. Also expected were Republican candidates for local county offices. Refreshments served from 5 to 7 p m, with no program until 8 p m.
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Alpena
Alpena Bischpat
Gurney
Us. Senate
Karl Mundt
Leo Tammey
Jerauld
Family Reunion at Mrs J W Gooner Home
Sept 7 Specially a family reunion at the Mrs J W Gooner home honored daughter in law Del Suobla from Los Angeles visiting for a brief time. Present were Mrs Arthur Miller Mr Miller Irvry and Mrs Ray Cooper Clifford Cooper and daughter Mrs Wm Swaney and family Mr Fredr. Guiothe afternoon aborally.
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J. W. Gooner
del Suobla
Li Angeles
Gaughan
Arthur Miller
Millar
Irvry
Ray
P Cooper
Clifford Cooper
Wm. Swaney
Damily
Fre
Drs. Gui
Child Breaks Wrist In School Yard Fall
Dorothy Hu eight year old daughter of Oscar Hu suffered a right wrist fracture in a fall from a swing on school grounds Friday afternoon. She was taken to a Huron physician where the arm was placed in a sling.
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Bonilla
Dorothy
Oscar Hu
Everson criticises New Deal Farm Bill rally draws 3000 crowd
In Chamberlain South Dakota a Monday political rally sponsored by Brule Buffalo and Lyman County Republican groups drew about 3000 attendees. Speakers B H Everson former state and national Farmers Union president attacked the New Deal farm bill as misaligned with production costs and blamed New Deal trade pacts for current farm hardships. Bushfield praised Governor Jensen road program and urged enacting felony relief coercion. Mundt highlighted tariffs aiding labor and agriculture and linked GOP to protecting manganese deposits near Oagoma and Missouri River development.
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Brule
Buffalo
Lyman County
BH. Everson
Iormer
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Farmers Union
Harlan Bushfield
Karl Munch
Congress
Bushfield
Jensen
South Dakota
Mundt
Republican Party
Same
Gompers
Jabor
Missouri River
Oagoma
Four New Teachers at Hitchcock School TRA L
Hitchcock School TRA L opens with 12 0 total enrollment. Four new teachers join including Miss Vivan Van Tassel Miss Mary Dunlap Delvin Martens and Paul Cantone wing. Returning staff include Miss Lois Gitchell Miss Helen Bennett Jon Heinemann and Eric Jungemann. The band will receive expanded instruction and a dormitory plan is tentative. Mr Jungemann will devote two and a half days to band and hand instruction this year.
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Aone
Sepe
Hithcock
Vivan van Tassel
Mary Dunlap
Commercia
Delvin Martens
Vocatonal Aguittartes
Paul Cantone Wing
Superaanendemy
Lois Gitchell
Helen Bennett
Jon Heinemann
Eric Jungemann
Stua
Jungemann
Purdue to Name Co Captains for 1928 Football Season
Purdue will feature co captains this fall with Joe Michal of Gary and Paul Humphrey of Terre Haute sharing the honor.
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Purdue Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Firak
Joe Michal
Gary
Paul Humphrey
Terre Haute
Hay Fever Symptom Relief Announcement
Rapid action nasal and eye relief for hay fever marketed as gentle and inexpensive. Claims include restoring breathing and sleep without needles, endorsed by H. H. Humphres for exclusive sale.
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Chia
H. H. Humphres
Danburg Concert Ensemble Seeks European Notes
Washington State College professor Danburg visits family after a six country European tour with five fellow music students. The ensemble performed on ships and in cities including Munich Berlin Amsterdam Interlaken and Venice with works by Danburg broadcast from Germany. Upcoming season features Helen Jenson premiering his suite Far Prairies with the Washington State Symphony.
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Marjorie Me+ Chung
Salybu
Jacques Shirakov
Russia
Pong
Hington
Danburg
Dovarment
Dakota Westeran University
South
Far Prairies
Washington State
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