Amusements in Huron features 1916 State Fair reel
The Huron Theatre ushers in three days of newsreel history with a 1916 South Dakota State Fair program. The stock parade, exhibits, and old board photos spark memories, while Robert Taylor stars in His Brother's Wife with Barbara Stanwyck. Also screened: Le't Sing Again with Bobby Breen and The Rainmakers. Weathered items note Fair Day in Lake Preston and a Blunt birth announcement.
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Huron Theatre
South Dakota
Ltte
Ast Smith
C. N. Metlvaine
Sinmrolls
W. S. Hill
Issce Lincoln
Mike” Tobin
Eppe
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwyck
Tasloc
Rob
Har+ bara
Darzy
Robert
Gistance
Larbara
Wsfe
Huron—“Le
Bobby Breen
Eddie Cantor
Indy
New York
Ry Armetts
George Houston
Viviense Osborne
Adole
Hartland Township weed-cutting notice to landowners
Pursuant to board action Hartland Township orders all landowners and occupants adjacent to the public highway to cut and destroy all weeds on their land and up to the highway center by September 21, 1906. Failure will prompt township to perform the work and tax the cost against the land. By order E Heiab, Clerk. No. 186 (active)
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Board of Supervisors
Tartland Township
Board of Supervisors of
Hartland Township
E. Hei AB
Central Standard Politics on the Air Tonight Radio Schedule
Radio listings detail tonight and Wednesday programs across networks WABC CBS NBC WEAF and others. Highlights include Mary Woolley discussing World Peace, Secretary Hull on Foreign Affairs, Duke-Colgate football script plans, and a slate of entertainment from Leo Reisman to Rupert Hughes caravan.
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WABC
CBS
WEAF
NBC
Mary Woolley
WEAP
WIZ
NBC TM
Secretary of State
Hull
Ted Husing
Bil Slater
Weafnbc
Leo Reisman
Fred Astaire
Barber Shop
Fletcher Henderson
Wabc-Cbs
Lee Willey
Hammerstein Music Hall
Ken Murray
Rupert Hughes
WSZ
Tony Russell
Jon and Gargoyle
Ben Bernie
Hildegard
Lou Bring
Wessington visitors return home after family visit
Miss Martha Bowman Miss Daisy Bowman of Hot Springs and Mrs Roy Lab ert and their small daughter of Hermosa returned to their homes after visiting Bienes and relatives at Wessington Bu son and Wayland.
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Wessington
Martha Bowman
Daisy Bowman
Hot Springs
Roy Labert
Hermosa
Bienes
Buson
Wayland
P. T. A. Sets Regular Meetings and Reception
Wellington notices that regular P. T. A. meetings start Monday September 21 with the annual teacher reception. Mrs. Tom DeHaven is the P. T. A. president for the year.
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Wellington
Tom DeHaven
Pheasant Call Awarded International First At Redfield High
Redfield High School's Pheasant Call earned an international first place in the Quill and Scroll contest scoring 815 of 1000. The paper excelled in circulation advertising editorial writing and materials treatment. The 13th year of publication features a staff of 12 led by editor in chief Delmont Bynm with Floyd Smith as business manager and Oren Felton as faculty sponsor.
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Redfield
Redfield High School
Pheasant Call
Rompos
Delmont Bymn
Floyd Smith
Oren R. Felton
Sforcor
Faulkton Auxiliary Names New Officers
Faulkton reports the American Legion Auxiliary elected Mrs Henry Krueger as president with Mrs Jon Meyer and Mrs Ed Holmberg as first and second vice presidents. Other officers include Mrs Eric Nystrom secretary and Mrs George Kutschke treasurer. Three executive board members were chosen: Mrs Hugh Turner Mrs Oscar Haag and Mrs RM Whitney. Mrs Frank Hershman retiring president. thirty members attended. Ice cream social in Manchester raises 14 for Ladies Aid Society.
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Faulkton Auxiliary
Faulkton
Henry Krueger
American Legion Auxiliary
Jon Meyer
Ed Holmberg
Eric Nystrom
George Kutschke
Willis Simmons
L. Oehler
Sergeany
Sophia Ko
Rainfall Totals Reported Across De Smet Area
Rain fell through Sunday night in De Smet with high winds but no damage reported. The雨 weather was welcomed by farmers for improving pastures and hayland as the total rainfall reached TW inches.
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DE Smet
Preston To Be Host To Church Meeting
Preston hosts the fiftieth fifth annual convention of the Central Association of Congregational Churches at the Congregational Church on October 12. The district spans west to Pierre south to Mitchell north to Estelline and east to the state line, comprising 41 churches. Speakers include John R. Scotford secretary of the commission of ms New York City Dr W Keck state superintendent of Congregational churches and Miss Rhoda Jane Dickenson of Highmore. Mrs Whipkey will oversee the musical program. A large attendance is expected.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Central Association of Congregational Churches
Congregational Church
Pierre
Mitchell
Estellins
John R. Scotford
New York City
W. Keck
Congregational Churches
Faron
Rhoda Jane Dickenson
Highmore
Whipkey
Johnsons Breed Finest Bronze Turkeys Sets Record
Al C Johnson and family claim a long tracked bronze turkey program with 700 birds in three flocks near Bath. They hold Master Breeder gold from All American show and plan to enter Dallas and Grand Forks competitions while selling stock to breeders across the United States and Canada.
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Bath
al C. Johnson
Johnson
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Dallas
Texas
United States
Canada
Aberdeen
American Poultry Association
Johnsons
Faulkton High Sets New Enrollment Record and Grid Opener
Faulkton city schools report all time high total enrollment of 163 in Faulkton High and 105 in fur al enrollments, prompting new textbooks and equipment orders. Friday marks first football game of the season against Mobridge in a conference matchup. Band enrollment reaches about 50 under director Mayo Weisflock.
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Faulkton
Mobridge
Faulkton High
Northwest Assembly
Faulkian
Mobridge Clevm
Mayo Weisflock
Miss Wright
Modern Gas Cookery Demonstration Dialogue
A consumer interview discusses the advantages of new Modern Gas Range features such as automatic oven heat control uniform heat distribution and self lighting surface units. The speaker highlights heat retention economy reduced cooking failures and flexible payment options with small down payments and affordable monthly terms.
Niemeyers celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at Sauleton
Observers note the Niemeyers 25th anniversary with neighbors dropping in Friday evening. A cake baked by Mrs. Leo Korrupp and decorated with the couple’s figures was shared, and Mrs. Otto Kern received a silver gift on behalf of guests. A separate farewell gathering for Mrs. Theresa Udell drew about 80 friends at her home, with a remembrance gift given and refreshments served.
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Niemeyers
Sauleton
Fred Niemeyer
Leo Korrupp
Prisinaly
Korrupp
Otto Kern
Faulkton Methodist Aid elects new officers for year
Faulkton South Dakota residents report the Methodist Ladies Aid met at Laura Rams dell home to elect officers for the coming year. New officers named were Mrs Furness Lambert president Mrs Levi Roberts vice president Mrs Elizab eth Sechler secretary and Mrs Oscar Hoag treasurer. A public supper followed served by the committee to a large crowd.
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Faulkton
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Laura Ramsdell
Furness Lambert
Levi Roberts
Elizabeth Sechler
Oscar Hoag
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