Governor Jensen Opens South Dakota State Fair Day
Large Minnehaha County delegation in 10 gallon hats arrived by special train for Governor's Day at the South Dakota State Fair. National corn husking contest officials and Sioux Falls bands attended while weather cleared to boost expected crowds. Treasurer Cornell reported strong gate receipts with about 4,000 on grounds by noon and Tuesday attendance at 12,100 yielding $ topical growth over 1937 figures.
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Minnehaha County
Sioux Falls
Dell Ropid
Dell Rapids
Jansen Iz
Leslie Jensen
Paul K. Myers
Bronx Falls
Farmer. St. Paul Farm Publication
W. H. Kircher
Kenneth L. Klein
Roger Mills
Minnehaha
Ex- Posilion
Fair Board
L. HL
Cornell
Berle County
Set Up Organization Here To Take State Fair Out Of Politics
A preliminary meeting at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel formed a bi partisan effort to remove the South Dakota State Fair from politics. C B Hansen was named temporary chairman and Edgar B Hornby named secretary to organize, aiming to present recommendations to Pierre for 1929 and possibly create a five man board. أخرى
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C. B. Hansen
Canistota
State Fair Board
Edgar B. Hornby
Flandreau
Pierre
Hansen
South Dakota
Huron
Hansen and Hornby
Manuel Heilman
Eureka
Helen Fennessey
Fair Board
W. S. Hill
Mitchell
Es M. Johnson
Rapid City
T. J. Frick
Yankton
John Zeyler
Ipswich
James Venables
HH. Otto
Homer Smith
Sioux Falls
John White
HB. Test
Frederick
Bachelor Will Be Retried At Winner
The attorney general’s office announced the retrial of William Bachelor, Nebraska rancher, will be held at Winner during October term. Circuit Judge John G. Bartine assigns October 10 for the trial on grand larceny charges over cattle theft in Bennett County. The previous verdict was not reached after a change of venue.
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Pierre
Attorney General's Office Today
William Bachelor
Nebraska
John G. Bartine
Bachelor
Bennett County
Krumbach wins grand champion 4-H beef at South Dakota Fair
Floyd Krumbach of Parker High School was named grand champion 4-H beef at the South Dakota State Fair after selecting a prize baby beeve from three on his summer feed lot. A 4-H member for three years, he has consistently won at county achievement day with Aberdeen Angus cattle and in livestock judging.
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Parker
Floyd
Krumbach
Floyd Krumbach
South Dakota
Parker High School
Premium Agriculture and Horticulture Awards Announced
Premium awards for agriculture and horticulture were announced today by Superintendents Frank Beimer of Sioux Falls and G W Gurney of Yankton. Horticulture sweepstakes went to Gurney and prizes to Walker’s Florist Shop Huron and various district winners. Fruit displays were praised for quality due to favorable weather. Agriculture honors included county exhibits sweepstakes Clark County and ties in Brookings and Tripp counties with Roberts County taking third. Superintendent Renner noted many exhibits fully filled the building.
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Frank Beimer
Sioux Falls
G. W. Gurney
Yarkton
Gurney
Walker's Florist
Huron
West ‘River District
Lawrence County
North
Charles Bennle
S. W. Gurney
Renner
Clark County
Moody County
McCook County
Brookings
Tripp
Brown and Lake Counties
Roberts County
Road Worker Hit By Train Near Salem
A 14-year-old McCook County road maintainer Emil Litz was severely injured when his vehicle was struck by a Chicago & North Western passenger train crossing west of Salem. He was rushed to a Mitchell hospital after the incident occurred as a special train bound for Salem carried Sioux Falls and other delegations to the state fair.
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Salem
Emil Litz
McCook
Chicago &North Western
Here
Litz
Mitchell
Huron
Sioux Falls
National Interest Focuses on Georgia Vote Today
National attention centered on Georgia as President Roosevelt’s clash with conservative lawmakers shaped the primary. Senator Walter F. George faced renomination amid a larger slate of contests across several states, including Lonergan in Connecticut and Aiken in Vermont, with multiple incumbents and challengers in play.
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Associated Press
Walter F. George
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Augustine Lonergan
Herman P. Kopplemann
South Carolina
Charleston County
Burnet R. Maybank
Wyndham M. Manning
John C. Taylor
G. H. Mahon
Vermont
George D. Aiken
Ernest W. Gibson
New Hampshire
Francis F. Murphy
C. W. Tabey
Fred Brown
Colorado
Teller Ammons
Alya Adama
Louisiana
Newt V. Mills
John Overton
Utah
Franklin S. Harris
Elbert D. Thomas
Washington
Homer Ty Bone
Otto A. Case
Ewing Colvin
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Michigan
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Frank Murphy
Weather sparks bright State Fair opening in South Dakota
Sunny opening at the South Dakota State Fair with light prior rain easing dust. Forecasters predict fair weather tonight and Thursday, cooler tonight, warmer Thursday, as showers recede. Heavy rains drenched Sioux Falls area with 2.47 inches since yesterday evening, Hartford 3.05 inches, Yankton 0.92, flooding statewide impacts noted.
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Fair Board
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Hartford
Minnehaha
Brvol
Watertown
Pierre
Vehad
Huron
Abnedeen
British Leaders Move In Peace Effort Reported War Denied
President Roosevelt announced in Rochester that world conditions are extremely serious and he would travel directly to Washington to address European tensions. He visited his son James, who had gastric ulcer surgery, and spoke from the train platform before departure amid a crowd.
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G. B. Easterman
Mer
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London
Chamberlain
Germany
Berchtesgaden
Hitler
Sir Neville Henderson
Berlin
Goodman Wins Opening Round in National Amateur Golf
Johnny Goodman of Omaha defeated Sid Richardson 4 and 3 at Oakmont to begin his title defense amid soggy conditions. Freddie Haas Jr and Ray Billows advanced 5 and 4 and 20th hole respectively, while Joe Thompson upset C Ross 1 up. An investigation into the Gongoll Co crash began in Minneapolis with government bans.
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Oakmont
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Sid Richardson
Chicago
Goodman
Freddie Haas, Jr
New Orleans
Ed Flowers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ray Billows
Poughkeepsie
John Levinson
Levinson
Joe Thompson
Hamilton
Canada
C. Ross
Somerville
Czech Trouble Deeply Rooted Amid Fear of War
Czech trouble stems from a deep rooted dispute over Czechoslovakia formed in 1918 from Bohemia Moravia Silesia Slovakia and Ruthenia with a population near 15 million including 9 million Czechs and 3.5 million Sudeten Germans. The Sudeten border region stretches along Germany with ongoing tensions among Sudeten Germans Poles Magyars Ruthenians and other minorities.
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Czechoslovakia
Bohemia
Moravia
Silesia
Slovakia
Ruthenia
Sudeten Mountains
Sudeten
Germany
State Fair Dairy Winners Named From Brookings Sioux Falls
Leo Benson of Brookings took first in the creamery butter division with 442 points, judged by D. H. Jacobsen. Arthur Schiaffman of Erhan was second, George Toft third, and A. M. Helgans fourth. In farm butter Emily Seifeldt of Clark won with 92. Crescent Creamery Company of Sioux Falls won the cheese championship with a high rating of 94. R. A. Storviel of Mason City judged the dairy competition.
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Leo Benson
Brookings
D. H. Jacobsen
Arthur Schiaffman
Erhan
Eorge Toft
A. M. Helgans
Madison
Emily Seifeldt
Clark
M. Beall
Cavour
W. T. Whitney
Huron
H. Blake~swell
Erwin
C. A
Blakewell
Crescent Creamery Company
Sioux Falls
R.A. Storviel
Mason
City
Tows
Towa State Brands Creameries
Drunken Driver To Face Charges In Accident Death
State's Attorney E. D. Barron said charges will be filed against Joe Krogstad for the fatal auto wreck north of Sioux Falls that killed Frank C. Wallace of Hurley. A coroner's jury found negligence by Krogstad and companions A. Brende and Bernard Peterson of Baltic and noted they were likely intoxicated.
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E. D. Barron
Joe Krogstad
Here
Franks C. Wallace
Hurley
Krogstad
A. Brende
Bernard Peterson
Baltic
Barron
George de Kraai
Brandt
Dekraai
Wallace
American Travelers In Europe Urged To Return Home
American travelers in Europe were advised unofficially by the U S consulate in Berlin to return home if convenient after a crisis in central Europe. Officials noted Berlin residents were not advised to leave Germany and other countries issued similar cautions.
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Ribbentrop
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