Jensen Backs Entire Ticket at South Dakota GOP Dinner
Governor Jensen addressed a packed Presbyterian Church dining room praising the Republican ticket. He cited improved state credit, highway tax receipts from foreign cars, and urged unity to secure a Republican victory. Chan Gurney, Karl Mundt, Harlan Bushfield, and other nominees received strong support. Butterflies spend the cold winter months in various stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Jensen
Presbyterian Church
Chan Gurney
United States Senate
Jensen
South Dakota
Helen Louise Dwyer
Republican Club of
Huron
Indiana
National Republican Committee
Chan Gurney Chan Gurney
Karl Mundt
Congress
Bushfield
Harlan Bushfield
J. D. Coon
Gold fillings pull leading to freight-car assault
In Connellsville Henry Rae claims three men knocked him unconscious in a freight car and yanked out gold slings from his teeth with pliers. In Milton Washington a mule named Boston Curtis won the Republican committeeman post, entered by Kenneth Simmons to illustrate voter ignorance of candidate names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connellsville
Henry
Rae
Andrew Thomas
Mule Milton
Wash-Milton
Boston Curtis
Washington
Kenneth Simmons
Milton
Boston
Simmons
GOP Branch Office Set for Rapid City Opening
J D Coon announced a Republican State headquarters branch will open in Rapid City on October 1 with E V Youngquist leading in cooperation with Francis Case Congressman from the second district William Williamson former U S Representative and Pennington County Republican Chairman Julius Seiler County Committee Secretary The move aims to extend district reach and improve literature distribution while maintaining close cooperation with the main headquarters Mer Lindquist a Rapid City lender and longtime Republican activist will serve as a local committee man from Pennington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
J. D. Coon
E. V. Youngquist
Francis Case
Congress
William Williamson
Pennington County
Julius Seiler
Coon
I Mer
Lindquist
Winner
Republican Committee
Pennington Counts
Right To Build Pipeline Faces Key Federal Review
The Kansas Pipe Line and Gas Company seeks approval from the Federal Power Commission to construct a 21.47 million dollar natural gas pipeline from Hugoton Kansas to the Mesaba and Cuyuna Iron Ranges in Minnesota. The plan includes 1040 miles of main line, 1308 miles of wiring and top lines, serving 128 communities across Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota and Minnesota with a branch to Grand Forks North Dakota. The firm seeks a 20 million dollar loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and aims to supply gas to large industrial users and low grade iron ore facilities, with a total project cost of 21.47 million. The route would begin in Hugoton and extend northeast to Watertown South Dakota then Brainerd Minnesota, continuing to the Iron Ranges, with a Morris Minnesota to Grand Forks branch. The commission would grant a certificate of convenience and necessity if jurisdiction is affirmed. The listed communities include Huron South Dakota and many others across four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Washington
Kansas Pipe Line and Gas Company
The
Power Commission
Hugoton
Kansas
Masaba
Cuyuna
Minnesota
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lommission
Imain Hine
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Hugoton Field
Kansans
Watertown
S. D
Brainerd
Minn
Mesaba Tron
Morris
Grand Forks
N. D
Aberdeen
Alexandria
Arlington
Armour
Avon
Bridgewater
Brookings
Carthage
Colman
Dell Rapids
Delmont
de Smet
Egan
Emery
Flandrau
Groton
Howard
Lake Andes
Lake Preston
Madison
Milbank
Mitchell
Parkston
Salem
Scotland
Spencer
Springfield
Tripp
Tyndall
Volga
Wagoner
Albany
Aldrich
Alesxandria
Appleton
Aurora
Benson
Big Stone City
Biwabik
Bovey
Breckenridge
Buhl
Falls to Moorhead and other regional town mentions
A list of Minnesota towns including Falls, Marble, Milan, Montevideo, Moorhead, Morris, Mountain Iron, Nashwauk, Ortonville, Osakis, Rockstone, Starbuck, Sauk Center, Sauk Rapids, St. Cloud, Staples, Tatocite, Verndale, Virginia, Wadena, Waite Park, Willmar and North Dakota towns Fargo, Grand Forks, Wahpeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Marble
Milan
Montevideo
Moorhead
Morris
Mountain Iron
Nashwauk
Ortonville
Osakis
Piperstone
Starbuck
Sauk Center
Sauk
Rapids
St. Cloud
Staples
Tatocite
Verndale
Virginia
Wadena
Waite Park
Willmar
North Dakota
Fargo
Grand Forks
Wahpeton
Shoe Pitchers Reach State Finals in 552 Round Robin Trials
Twenty four top South Dakota horseshoe pitchers compete at the State Fair Grounds for the state title and cash prizes. Scores show Gedwalski and Dunker tied at 101 points with Meyars at 101 and Gans at 93, as a round robin format advances with officials hoping to finish the event tonight. Local officials include Washburn presiding, with a slate of officers elected at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
State Fair Grounds
Association
Louis Gedwalski
Dell Rapids
Lee Dunker
Aberdeen
Clarence Meyars
Flandreau
Howard Gans
Piedmont
Ski
Volga
Norris
John Gedwalski
Edward Torgrud
Huron
Ver Bottum
Elmer Backman
Trent
Earl Pellant
Dick Johnson
Madison
Lester Voorhees
Lee Washburn
Deadwood
Ben Sherman
Worthing
Clarence Myers
Peter Gedwalski
Colman
Lloyd Pigney
Isecretary-Traasfer
MM. Johnson
Norbeck youths win grand 4-H award at South Dakota State Fair
Norbeck pair Vernon Bartsch and Dale Gebbard won the grand championship in the 4-H section for their Grain Tester demonstration. Bath’s Roger Ritchey and Lester Jones earned reserve with Treating Sheep for Stomach Worms. Other blue and red ribbon winners span dairy, livestock loss prevention, poultry, crops and highway safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Bartsch
Dale Gebbard
Norbeck
South Dakon
Roger Ritchey
Lester Jones
Bath
Orlando Sneve
Volga
Dale Persinger
Breakin
Mahlon Johnson
Wayne Friess
Britton
Max Majorowicz
Ted Schweitzer
Glencro
Arthur Knilffen
Robert Hajek
Floyd Johnson
Egan
William Ramsdell
Flandreau
Robert Collins
Paul Jonsen
Aurora
Albert Preheins
Arvin Muteholkwaus
Freeman
Thea May
Dorothy Potter
Seneca
Lendall Edwards
Lyers
Billie Tyler
Renner
Mary Jane Barker
Delores Barlz
Browns Valley
Womenwork shines at state fair needlework judging
Mrs I B Johnson of Brookings judged the needlework at the state fair with praise for high workmanship, cleanliness, pressing and finish. Mrs A B Stowell of Huron and Mrs M C Mathiason note improved handiwork in Old Ladies' club pieces, including rugs, quilts and laces, with a blue ribbon painting by Mrs Eliza Feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Johnson
Brookings
A. B. Stowell
Huron
M. C. Mathiason
Beckham
Eliza Feet
Wikeslea Civ
F. W. Willhite
Redfield
Age Ee Pa Eset
4 H Style Revue Tonight Clinaxes Girls Activities
The state 4 H style revue showcases girls from 19 counties at the South Dakota State Fair. Dresses are homemade with accessories chosen by each entrant, and a grand champion will go to Chicago for the national style revue. Participants include Terraine Burnside and Lorraine Raap among others, with narration by Dorothy Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Dorothy Norris
State College
Chicago
Terraine Burnside
Huron
Eleanor Isack
Bushnell
Sylvia Ofsted
Wash
Trvis Riley
Mitchel
Dorothy Schilder
Burkmere
Lalige Wipf
Onida
Luella Larson
Lake Preston
Thrift Display Highlights Local Dress and Handwork Winners
In Yankton area events, Mrs. E. L. Gross and R HK Jahn lead thrift garments entries of silk or wool dresses, wash dresses, smocks and men shirts. Children 10 to 16 weighed in with knit and handwork artifacts. Bettie Jayne Thesenga won doll wardrob, Hope Perryman placed crochet rug, Frank Stewart and Ardis Jones earned top prizes in hooked mat and dress, Donna Craig for dolls. Crocheted tablecloths and crass stitch towels drew merit. Lalla Battin won pillowcase and tray cloth, Anna Giard earned first on a needlepoint bag. Other prize exhibits noted in this year’s display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK Jahn
Huran
E. L. Gross
Yankton
C. F. Warren
Fierre
Z. Heil
Avon
Carl Drum
F. M. Martin
Huron
J. Hoek-stra
Mitchell
Lalla Battin
Anna Giard
Priae
Health Clinic To Close Today
The clinic in the health building examined 87 yesterday, bringing the three day total to 826. A re-check of the 20 highest was planned for this morning, with 19 babies in the Baby Clinic now totaling 64 for the period. Florence Walker Enflesby directs today’s re-check and Crippled Children Clinic as educational exhibits draw public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Florence Walker Enflesby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul Rowman
Joy Bottom
Young Republican, Club of the State
Donald McMurchie
GOP
James J. Hines
Supreme Court
Pecora
New York
Hines
Lloyd Paul Stryker
Joseph Shalleck
Thomas E. Dewey
Misa
Adlerika
Sherman & Moa
Druggiste
Adv
Naxonskly
Good Housekeeping
Fusfield
A.C
Coronado
A.C. Mantel
Mantel Radio
Coronado Mantel
Gamble Stores
the Friendly Stores
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