Lost man found near Bijou Hill after 12 days
A report notes George Shannon, missing since August 26, was located near Bijou Hill in Vermillion River country after twelve days with no food aside from grapes. Other brief items mention USSS-M. E. Redolph, Ed McCook, Peter Wintermute incident in Yankton, Deadwood’s incorporation in 1876, John H. McCord’s death in Pierre, and Frank D. Lowry’s death in Leola in 1982.
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George Shannon
Bijou
USSS
M. E. Redolph
Lincoln County
Dern
Chicago
McCook
Dakota Territory
Peter P. Wintermute
Yankton
Deadwood City
John H. McCord
Mister
Masonic Grand Lodge
Pierre
Frank D. ‘Lowry
McPherson County Herald
Leola
Hoover condemns secret influence in press and politics
President Hoover orders probes into secret propaganda by opponents of naval disarmament. He argues citizens may speak freely but covert pay for public acts is improper. He praises newspapers free of hidden influence, noting advertisers now seek honest, independent outlets.
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Hoover
Off to College Beadle County youth head to colleges
Beadle county students depart for universities and colleges this week, including those staying at home. The piece urges balancing study with personal growth and notes the value of friendships, social skills, and presenting oneself to prospective employers as essential for future success.
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Beadle County
Give the Bill a Chance Says Johnson Urges Thorough Trial
The Redfield Journal-Observer reports Congressman Royal C. Johnson urging patience with the new farm bill. He says do not expect immediate results and that the measure, crafted by skilled minds, deserves a full trial before judging its success or failure.
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Redfield Journal-Observer
Royal C. Johnson
Congress
Johnson
Spearfish Mail backs Chambers Kellar for Senate bid
The Spearfish Mail urges Chambers Kellar of Lead to seek the Republican nomination for United States senator, arguing he would bring credit to South Dakota. It notes questions about his availability and suggests five years may be needed to improve agricultural conditions.
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Spearfish Mail
Chambers Kellar
United States
Mail
South Dakota
Chambers
Aberdeen Wheat Storage Plan Could Ease Local Congestion
Aberdeen would benefit from three leased warehouses to store about 100000 bushels of wheat as a model for regional use. The South Dakota Wheat Growers Association proposes utilizing idle buildings to relieve urgent fall storage needs and improve marketing, urging cooperation from towns, cooperatives, and authorities to expand grain storage capacity nationwide.
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Universal
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Growers Association
Department of Agriculture
Federal Farm Board
Jewish Position Sound in Palestine Opinion
The Sioux City Tribune observes no major division in U S sentiment on Palestine. Jewish activity there follows invitations from responsible nations and proceeds without hindering Arab or Moslem customs. They deserve sympathy and support, while avoiding provocation of hostility. International propaganda stirs the Moslem problem, with Christianity often opposing Islam’s foes. The piece notes the Balfour invitation and British mandate backing, highlighting constructive Jewish reconstruction and calls for protection by France, England, and civilized nations.
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Sioux City
Palestine
Egypt
Pales- One
Lords Balfour
British Mandate
Pales
Bayer
Asia Minor
France
England
Pan American Union aims to boost Americas ties and travel links
A fragmented dispatch notes the Pan American Union expanding daily contact across the Americas through improved mail, telegraph, shipping, aviation, tourism, and student exchanges. It cites plans tied to President Hoover’s tour and warns state lawmakers on public expenditures and taxes while describing a movement for sensible clothes for men and Ontario liquor control discussions, reflecting varied 1930s concerns.
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Pan-Americanisne Christian Scienke Manitér
Pan-American Union
Americas
United States
Fast Office Department
Central America
Hoover
Getten
United Ant
Ay Mail
Conferenes
Washingtond
Tomorrow at the Fair Highlights Schedule and Contests
A long festival card lists events at the fair including dairy judging, meat identification, and girls club readers sessions in the Boys and Girls Club Building. Authors note livestock demonstrations, canning, baking, home economics, and a livestock parade near the grandstand plus horse racing and a hip hodrome show titled A Night in Seville. Planned assemblies, concerts, and a special fireworks display cap a day of exhibitions and contests for attendees.
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Sid A
Hoys
School of Agriculture
Praudstand
Vue Mayrsien
Seville
Champio
Probe of N C Flogging Leads to State Inquiry
North Carolina authorities under Governor Gardner probe the kidnaping and flogging of union organizers linked to communist groups. Officials plan to press ahead with labor meetings in Gastonia and Charlotte while investigators gather grand jury material from Gastonia and Bessemer City. The mob warned organizers their bodies would be bullet-riddled if found in the county. Local police report no formal complaints as the fair state program continues with entertainment and performances.
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Charlotte
N. C
Mogens
O. Max Gardner
North Carolina
Bil Dante
Communist Party
United States
International Labor Defense
Gastonia
Gardner
iGevera
Dennis Brummit
John €. Carpenter
Superior Court
Bessemer City
Anoytone
Carpenter
George Mason
Wells
G. M. Bell
C. B. Saylor
Gastonia Poard
Land Transfers in Kingsbury County Reported
Land transfers in Kingsbury County list several conveyances including Margaret Benz to John Henry Lucbs for Lot 1 Block 2 Lake Preston at 20 dollars, Ida Danielson to Henry Larson for 20 1L1-54 and other lands, Madge Hanson to Charley A Cripps in Hammond's Add for 10 dollars, Ole Thorahzim to Eling Ryland for 5A at 9000 dollars, and Mary H Altfillisch to multiple holders including Z H Schnier and J H Schnier with various plots and additional values. Other properties show minor amounts and unspecified val. Names include J. O. Puvintun, Ab Gyda Orson tod, E. Dowden, and indicator notes on transfers.
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Gyda Orson Tod
E. Dowden
Val
Margaret
Benz
John Henry Lucbs
Lake Preston
Ida Danielson
Henry
Charley A. Cripps Rat
Hammond
Ole 'Thorahzim
Eling
Ryland
Mary H. Altfillisel
Z. H. Schnier
Mary H. Altfiliseh
J.-H. Sehnier
Mary Hoo Aldffiliseh
Cuntle M
Mary H. Altfilisch
Schnier
Alexander Wi
Paulsom
Oscar
Night show hailed as best in history at fair
Samuel Thavin 18 leads the youth filled program as conductor with violin solo by Thavis. Don Adams serves as master of ceremonies adding a lively touch to the Fair night. The show features dancing, chorus girls, and a snappy revue tone praised by locals.
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Thavin
Samuel Thavin
Thavis
Chicago “Symphony
Don Adams
Spectacular Four Lorenzos thrill crowd in air stunt show
Two men and two women known as the Four Lorenzos perform beyond 00 feet without a net, with a man doing a headstand on a pedestal to end the act. The Ramblers The Nine Alligans close the opening night show with a flawless tumbling routine. Tur NAnas and comedy trios Bacardieo and Frandiy provide acts. Clear sky enhanced a fireworks finale by the Dakota Fireworks Company featuring sky rockets, light effects, a mock battle, and emblem reproductions.
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Lorenzos
Dakota
Yorkton
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Arthur Buckley
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