Mintener Deplores Political Use of Justice Dept
Pierre Sept 15. Superintend ent B D Mintener says state politics should not drag the department of justice into campaigns. He argues political interference corrupts police work and cites abolition of the sheriff’s office as example. Mintener vows no political influence in appointments or administration.
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Justice Department
Platform
Ice Department
Leslie Jensen
Ick Department
Campa
Mrs Holmstrom Free On Bail In Body Execution Case
Sioux Falls reports Sophia Holmstrom, arrested a week ago on a body execution charge, is released on bail of 17,500 until a habeas corpus hearing next week. The hearing, postponed at the request of her attorneys, will be before Circuit Judge L. L. Fleeger.
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Holmstrom
Sioux Falls
Sophia Holmstrom
L. L. Fleeger
Anderson Appointed Miller Council Member
At the September meeting the city council approved Mayor Halbower’s appointment of Rasmus Anderson to fill the remaining term of Dan Winsell, who died in an accident. The action was taken at Thursday night’s session.
Calls For Faith In Constitution Observances Set In South Dakota
Gov. Tom Berry urged continuing faith in the U.S. Constitution and proclaimed Sept 13 19 Constitution Week with Sept 17 Constitution Day. Civic groups will join in exercises to rededicate the nation to constitutional principles, noting the document has endured as a bulwark for a century and a half amid adversity.
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Pierre
Tom Berry
GOP Rally At Lake Campbell Draws County, State Candidates
A tri county Republican rally Sunday at Lake Campbell drew candidates Shan Gurney Karl Mundt and Leste Jensen for major offices and J B D Coon Minnehaha County chair. County hopefuls from Brookings Lake and Moody counties and several state office candidates attended. Gurney condemned reciprocal trade treaties and Mundt attacked Congressman Bred Hildebrandt for backing the pacts.
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GOP
Lake Campbell
Wyolga
Here
Shan Gurney
Karl Mundt
Leste Jensen
J. BD. Coon
Minnehaha
Brookings
Lake
Moody
Gureny
Mundt
Bred H. Hildebrandt
Extension Division Announces Six New English Courses
Vermilgion September 15, six new English courses are offered by correspondence through the Extension division of the University of South Dakota. New courses include Contemporary American Nature English 114 Contemporary English literature 115 Children’s literature English 133 English literature of the romantic period English 136 Victorian period. The children's literature course aids teachers in studying the field. The division now offers 175 courses by correspondence with 17 in English and literature.
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University of South Dakota
G. R. Bruckenridge
WPA Delegations Gather At Pierre
A Sioux Falls group with Workers Alliance and Sioux Falls Building Trades left for Pierre joining delegations from Aberdeen Huron Mitchell and other towns to press state relief officials and Governor Berry for 50 cents an hour WPA pay and a 130 hour month The Mitchell WPA official said Davison County workers cooperate with the federal program and that Aberdeen organizers face little support for wage hikes or shorter hours.
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Sioux Falls
Allianee
Mitchell
WPA
Aberdean Workers Alliance of America
Davison County
Ervine Lavine
John Helly
Aberdeen
Burns Lyrics in Broadcast to Open Series at KUSD
Vermillion on September 18 a literature series kickoff on KUSD University of South Dakota station will feature interpretation of Burns love lyrics. Gerain Blair English associate professor will relate personal poet experiences while A. L. Wilson voice professor sings. The program runs 9 0 to 9 29 p m and starts the nine part series General Trends In English Literature.
1935 Crop Brings Profit At Preston Lake
Kingsbury County proves productive soil despite adverse conditions as a Lake Preston area farmer posts a 1935 crop sale total of 4379 dollars on 1 829 bushels of corn 2800 bushels of barley 240 bushels of flax 50 bushels of wheat and 10 tons of alfalfa hay sold late this summer.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Auxiliary To Send Group To Cleveland
South Dakota delegation led by Mrs. Barniece Ewing of Ashton will travel Friday to attend the American Legion Auxiliary national convention in Cleveland. Attendees include state planning chair Mrs. Provenice Lee and national committee members such as Mrs. Sherbourne of Madison, Mrs. Halls of Garagotson, and national vice president Mrs. Paulson of Redfield, plus delegates from districts and cities including Madison, Britton, Mitchell, Winner, Pierre, Spearfish, Aberdeen, De Smet, Huron, Watertown, and more.
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Fern Grinagér
Madison
Elizabeth Ennis
Britton
Grace Ames
Mitchell
Gladys Bailey
Winner
Jennie Fox
Pierre
Marion Vallen
Spearfish
Marie KeLey
Aberdeen
Jarre
Zella Schofield
de Smet
Ruth Dukes
Huron
Ann Sonday
Watertown
Bill Coppock To Be Returned To Miller
Sheriff dispatches to Dillon Montana to secure custody of Bill Coppock alias Bill Williams who waived extradition and is held until Head County authorities arrive. Coppock, brother of Floyd Coppock held in Mitchell after alleged Alpena bank robbery, Ames Cash Store incident on August 18.
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Bill Coppock
Miller Miller
Fred Sivertson
Dillon
Montana
Bill Williams
Coppock
Floyd Coppock
Mitchell
Alpena
Alepee
Ames
Nora M Hatt Leads South Dakota Home Reading Program
Nora M Hatt, home demonstration leader in South Dakota, authored the lead article on education in the Christian Science Monitor August 29 issue. The piece details a cooperative program by extension, State college, Free Library Commission, and county and town libraries to promote home reading nationwide, with 7000 books accessible across the state and frequent themed dramatizations at achievement days.
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Brookings
Nora M. Hatt
South Dakota
Christian Science Monitor
State College
State Free Library Commission
Mary A. Dolye
Extension Service
Leora J. Lewis
Free Library Commission
Miss Holt
Celeste Barnes
The
Library Commission
Miss Hott
Holabird Extension Club Meets With Ten Members Present
The Holabird Extension Club met with twelve members and three visitors, led by Mrs. Steele in the president’s absence. Discussion covered the State Fair ticket, a review of Spring Came on Forever, and plans for a music project. Elsie Hamlin and Helen Laird were named hostesses for the next meeting.
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Holabird Extension Club
Holabird
Specil
Plan for Manchester School Year Discussed at Board Meeting
Manchester teachers and township staff met with the school board at the high school Friday evening under Supt J S McClenahan and Principal Atee Bjornson to plan the year. Freshman activities are planned and class officers to be elected. FP T A will hold its first meeting Tuesday evening. The board set Wednesday as the school closing day to allow students and parents to attend the State Fair at Huron.
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MaAnerbol HH
Atp
Aeopenia
Manchester Tows and
Township
Manchester
Supt
J. S. McClenahan
A‘tee Bjornson
McClanahan
Democratic motor tour to cover South Dakota and beyond
A campaign motor vehicle unit, part of about 60 nationwide, will tour South and North Dakota starting Sept 22 carrying a speaker and literature. Four talks daily planned, with Ray Dougherty of Sioux Falls addressing national issues and Stanley Brekkus of Pierre on state issues. The Democrats note similar methods used by Republicans this year.
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Pierre
South Dakota
North
Ray Dougherty
Sioux Falls
Stanley Brekkus
Lodi Pastime Club Meets At Frankfort
Mrs. Tom Tarkelson hosted the Lodi Pastime Club at her Frankfort home with fifteen members and a visitor. The afternoon featured contests and conversation, lunch, and a birthday cake gift for Mrs. Grace Vunderhill. A farewell gift honored Mrs. Minnie Shaw who departs for Glenwood Minnesota. The October meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Alice Anderson in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Tom Tarkelson
Grace Vunderhill
Minnie Shaw
Glenwood
Minn
Hue
Alice Anderson
Frankfors
Altar Society Meets at Mrs Hughes Home in Frankfort
The Altar Society meeting was held recently in the home of Mrs. W. T. Hughes with good attendance. Following the meeting a lunch was served by committee.
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Altar Society
Mundt Attacks Trade Treaties And Hildebrandt Support
Kay Mundt of Madison Republican candidate for congress attacked Fred Hildebrandt for supporting New Deal trade treaties as harmful to South Dakota farmers. He urged tariffs to protect farmers and urged voters to decide who is right on trade policy. Mundt argued treaties force farmers into unfair competition with global producers.
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White Lake
Kayt Mundt
Madison
Congress
Fred Hildebrandt
South Dakota
Hildebrandt
MyselhTy
Mundt
Return to Lake Preston Family Visits From Cedar Rapids
Sep 15 special item notes Me and Mrs G S Pulis of Cedar Rapids spent days at Lake Preston before returning home Monday. The Pulis were longtime community members who left about ten years ago for Iowa. Mr Pulis was involved in real estate here while visiting Mr and Mrs Irving Pulis now on the Hawaiian Islands.
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Preston
Seps
G. S. Pulis
Cedar Rapids
Pulis
Iowa
Bulis
Irving Pilis
Fawaian Islands
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Burns
Cleveland
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Huron Liquor Store
Arthur Bomm
Milwauckee
Wise
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