Robinson Conducts Redfield Services
The Rev. J. E. Robinson, Congregational pastor from Wessington Springs, filled Redfield church pulpit after Rev. R. B. Miller’s removal by committee action. Robinson, a naturalized citizen born in England, spoke of England during the Sunday service and conducted a junior service for youth.
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Tor
Wessington Springs
Redfield
Robinson
R. B. Miller
Mr. Robinson
Fage Slven
England
Tailless Sheep Question Reaches South Dakota Station
Brookings reports Director J W Wilson of the South Dakota experiment station discusses tailless sheep being developed for tail removal. News notes that the project is not yet saleable. Russian plant breeding chief Dr A S Essipovy inspected the tailless sheep and lambs.
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Brookings
Beirut
Syria
J. W. Wilson
South Dakota
N. H. Sarsam
Baghdad
Wilson
A. S. Essipovy
Moscow
Russian Commissariat of Agriculture
Siberia
N. E. Hansen
Essipov
South Dakos
Lorietta Strom Blome Blunt Pauses in Blunt Visit
Miss Lorietta Strom, who has been working in Pierre, arrived in Blunt Sunday to stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Strom, until next week. She will then travel to Minneapolis to study nursing.
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Lozetta Strom
Bome Blunt
Lorietta Strom
Pierre
Blunt Sanday
Gust Strom
Minneapolis
Rain Helps Rowing But Gives Rooster Bad Minutes
In Gettysburg on September 10 a heavy rainstorm floods Highway 02 east of Lebanon. Two Lebanon boys rowed a boat to town as ditches overflowed. A pet rooster owned by Lee Hurley wandered the flooded street, seeking shelter, before making a desperate dash home despite slippery conditions.
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Gettysburg
Teo Lebanon
Lebanon
John Mair
Lee Hurley
Black Top
Training Class Held For Farm Reporters
A training school for farm reporters to measure farm land for the soil conservation program was conducted at the courthouse Saturday. James Poulson of Tulare assisted the county committee and the extension service.
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Miller
Court House
James Poulson
Tulare
School plans calibration day for map drawing exam
The committee will conduct further instruction with fifty three students present as measuring wheels are calibrated and nearby fields measured. Reporters will be selected from this group to perform the job after the examination and mapping procedure.
Enlistments Open for Hand County CCC Camps
Hand County opens CCC enlistments for young men ages 17 to 28. Quota assigned, with room for all interested. Enlistment during office hours at the relief director's office in the county courthouse.
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CCC
Coctt House
Willow Lake adds three new subjects to curriculum
Willow Lake High School will broaden its curriculum by adding international relations speech arts and journalism this year. International relations is offered to all seniors and speech arts alternates daily with journalism while The Broadcaster will be published by the journalism class in the first semester.
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Willow Lake
Willow Lake High School
Broadcaster
Raymond School Opens With Split Classes In Town
Raymond sees its school year begin with students meeting in multiple town buildings. The high school and grades seven and eight occupy spaces above the Co-operative Store, grades five and six in the old post office, and the four lower grades in the old electric shop. New teacher Martin Ritzman from Roswell replaces Mrs. Herther in the high school. No new school house plans yet.
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Raymond School Ls
Raymond
Gpecia
Raymond School
Co-operative
Martin Ritzman
Roswell
Herther
Attorney seeks annulment of Siamese twin Violet Hilton’s marriage
New Orleans attorney Harold J. Winlicy filed in Civil District Court for an annulment of Violet Hilton and James Moore's marriage. Hilton is one of the Amheritan Siamese twins. The filing was reported from New Orleans on September 10.
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Orleans
Harold J. Winlicy
New Orleans
Civil District Court
Violet Hilton
James Moore
Virgil Aid Meets At Home Of Mrs Barnes
The M. E. Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. D. H. Barnes with good attendance and visitors. Plans were made for a bazar and supper at the church parlors on Saturday evening October 1. Officers elected: Mrs W. Thomas president, Mrs Frank Fanger Jr vice president, Mrs Fred Steen secretary, W C Denison Jr treasurer. Pot luck lunch concluded the meeting.
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Virgil
Fred Steen
W.C. Denison, Jr
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Robinson Conducts
Redfield Services
Rooster
Ravel
Northwestern Public Service Co
Daredevil
Loren Alberg
Indianapolis
Barr Friend
America
Quaker CO
Ind
Lois Ann Herther
Lois Ann
Huron
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Benson
St Paul
Chicago
Fargo
Grand Forks
Indow
Jnam
C. F
aLass CO
M-J-B
Mater
Geentfial
Cotte
Fusfield
Skes
Will
Dakota
Huron, S.D
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