England's Child Margaret Rose Seeks Adventure
London report describes Princess Margaret Rose, still under one year old, as an adventurous infant who crawls upright, travels nursery corridors, and chatters "Mum" "Dad" and now "Sis." Born fourth in line to the British throne, she shares likeness to her mother with a heart-shaped face and blue eyes while the nation watches the potential for future monarchy.
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London
Margaret Rose
Duke of York
George
Alor
Elizabeth
Prince of Wales
Remove Safety Pin From Child's Throat
Watertown September 3 Kenneth Keister nine month old son of Mr and Mrs Erwin Keister underwent a delicate operation after swallowing a safety pin. The procedure was complicated by inflammation and the child, brought to Watertown hospital, was reported near death but is now making satisfactory recovery.
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Watertown
Kenneth Keister
Erwin Keister
Kenneth
Watertowe Hospital
Bison Debates Graveling of Chief Streets
At a Bison commercial club meeting business men agreed to fund graveling of the city’s main streets. Each contributor pays proportionally to the number of lots they own along the treated streets. The aim is to make the main business street one of the best in north western South Dakota.
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Bison
Bison Commercial Club
South Dakota
Pennies Put Fine In Envelopes At Mitchell
Charles Pits a Hanson county farm worker was arrested for a traffic light violation in Mitchell Sept 30 and released after a warning. Shafer resisted police directions and was tagged. He refused to go to headquarters, was taken back to court, and paid a one dollar fine with copper coins filling an envelope.
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Mitchell
Charles Pits
Hanson
Shafer
Newell Cuts City Budget In 1932 Plan
Newell South Dakota officials lowered the city mill levy from 23 to 26 mills based on valuations $75,000 lower than 1931. The Newell school system will run on a budget $9,000 less than the current year. Due to financial constraints, adjustments were made across departments.
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Newell
South Dakota
Indian Sites Near Pierre Are Mapped
A 10 acre Ree Indian village site near Pierre has been scientifically mapped by National Guardsmen under Captain Kenneth Scurr. The site lies 20 miles above Pierre on the west side of the Missouri River. Maps will be drawn to scale. State historian Lawrence K. Fox notes the Rees, or Arikaras, inhabited the Pierre area before 1900.
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Pierre
Missouri River
Kenneth Scurr
Lawrence K. Fox
Pierre Territory
Newell City Tax Levy Largely Stable Despite Lower Valuation
The district will keep its levy near the 1931 level as lower valuations cut taxes. Water works gains self support for the first time, saving city funds. Last year a secondary water fund levy was needed. this year none is required. Some savings fund other city needs and push toward reduced indebtedness.
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Newell
Mission Festival Held at German Reform Church
Alpena Sept. 20 Special The German Reform church conducted a mission festival at the Alpena church with Rev Heinaman of Minno assisting Rev K Kruger. Services were held morning and afternoon and the offering surpassed 1. Well attended with many out of town visitors.
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Alpena Alpena
German Reform Church
Heinaman
Minno
K. Kruger
Song Fest Brightens Alpena Methodist Church
Alpena hosts a two hour Song Fest at the Methodist church with Clark and Virgil participants joining the Alpena choir and local congregants in a well received program. Also notes a Farm Survey Board meeting at the Odd Fellows hall to plan farmer needs and a promotion day at Alpena Sunday school with officers and teachers preparing the program.
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Alpena Church
Alpena
Methodist Church
Clark
Virgil
Lane
Farm Survey Board
Odd Fellows Hall
Alpena Alpena
Fred Hagman to Be Buried at Tulare
Fred Hagman, longtime Tulare store proprietor, will be buried in Tulare after services at the Methodist church this afternoon. The Rev W S Van officiating. He died after lingering illness and was a respected member of the town’s business community for years.
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Fred Hagman
Tulare
Methodist
W. S. van
Record Breaking Week Promises More Styles and Values
A local fashion note highlights a record breaking week with standout coats and dresses. New shipments arrived offering last minute styles and better values. The report hints that this week could break further records as shoppers anticipate similar excitement.
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