Communities urged to cooperate for growth and progress
Vermillion on September 2 heard I D Weeks president of the University of South Dakota urge citizens to shed ego and collaborate for common good. He outlined plans from conserving resources to promoting parks libraries schools loans and scholarships and studying new industries to attract development. The address also emphasized regional unity and better mutual sentiment among nearby towns.
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VFW To Nominate Officers Tonight in Huron
VFW members meet at Foremost for a regular session to nominate a slate of officers for election at a forthcoming session. The dance committee will report on dances held during State Fair week. LO Hagen, a delegate to the recent national encampment in Buffalo New York, will speak on convention activities. Tonight's meeting opens at 8 o'clock with lunch provided.
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Wesleyan President Addresses Students on Character
Wesleyan University president Dr Joseph H Edge told students character development through education is the aim and will help abolish poverty injustice and crime in the future He urged learning to think and act rightly as he addressed the corps of new enrollees Classes began at 8 o clock Tuesday morning.
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False Teeth Kulk Slide of Sles Pasteeth Advertisement
An ad promoting FALSE TEETH KULK SLIDE of SLES PASTEETH a greatly improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It claims to hold teeth firmly and comfortably all day without sliding slipping or popping out. Alkaline formula purportedly leaves no gummy taste and freshens breath. Available at drug stores with no substitute.
Plans for Hobo Day Fete at State College
Brookings reports plans by State College students for Hobo Day, the annual homecoming and parade. Senior agriculture student Deve Henry leads the Hobo Day committee directing the two mile parade, parties, dances, alumni events, and the football game versus Wichita University at State Field. Elsewhere, Mr and Mrs Neil Pierce prepare to leave for Long Beach California with relatives joining, and Wolsey endures another stretch of dust storms with SW winds and high temperatures offset by cool nights.
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Rancher Found Dead After Car Crash Near Sturgis
Meade County sheriff said rancher Fred Johnson, 72, of 17 miles south of Marcus, died Tuesday afternoon after his overturned car left Highway 2. Authorities state a heart attack caused his death before the crash, with a broken neck noted by a state patrolman. No inquest will be held. his widow is hospitalized in Rapid City.
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Attorney Fees Dominate Sioux Falls Pollution Case Judgments
In Sioux Falls on September 2 attorney liens totaling 12 510 were filed in circuit court against judgments amounting to 22 500 won by farmers against the city in Sioux River pollution cases. Circuit Judge L L Fleeger sat as arbitrator by agreement of contending parties.
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Parties hear rapid-fire testimony in farm judgments granted
Five farm judgment cases were decided today with a total of 50 450 awarded to five plaintiffs. Each ruling included a lien claiming attorney fees by Louis H. Smith as attorney for all plaintiffs across 18 cases.
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O Briens Update From Bonilla Resident
A communication received from Frank O'Brien, former Bonilla resident, indicates that the O’Briens are details unclear as of September 23. The note from O'Brien suggests family activity or status awaiting further word from the Bonilla area.
New residents settle in Glenwood Minnesota community
The article notes new inhabitants in Glenwood Minnesota express satisfaction with their relocation. It mentions Mr O'Brien running a cream station at Glenwood, highlighting local economic activity amid the settlement.
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Minn
O'Brien
Glenwood
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