Too Much Noise Yanks Keep Munda Chief Says
WANAWANA ISLAND September 17 The chief John Bitimauli 35 says Americans may keep Munda and all of New Georgia Island due to too much combat noise and bombing. He notes natives fled when the Japanese arrived and prefer the quieter Wanawana village now claimed by them.
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Wanawana Island
Su Eccy
Munda
New Georgia Island
John Bitimauli
Maunda
John Bitimbuli
Wanawana
Miller Auction Sells 100000 Bonds and Stamps
A special exhibition of a captured Japanese two man submarine and a bond sale attracted about 3000 to Miller. Bonds and stamps totaling $100,000 were reportedly sold during the day, with $23,000 in bonds alone at the event. Auctioneer Pete Knapp led the sale while D. C. Walsh welcomed attendees and Frank Kerkhoff, on leave from duty, spoke and autographed stamps.
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Miller
Miller Civic and Commerce Association
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Police and Fire Departments
Ree Heights
St. Lawrence
State Motor Patrol
Staack Elected Head At N E Conference
Principal A A Staack of Redfield was elected president of the N E Conference at Webster. Harvey Newman of Webster was chosen vice president and R K McVey of Groton secretary treasurer. The conference basketball schedule was set with member schools Milbank Sisseton Britton Clark Doland Groton Webster Redfield.
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Hedfield
A. A. Staack
Redfield
N. E
Webster
Harvey Newman
R. K. McVey
Groton
Milbank
Sisseton
Britton
Clark
Doland
Supt
Gibson
Coach Lundstrom
John Ziegler
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Gentle Regularity
An old advertisement extols Kellogg's All-Bran as a natural, non-purgative aid for constipation. It claims the product provides cellulosic elements to fluff intestinal contents, encouraging easy evacuation, and urges drinking water while insisting on genuine All-Bran made in Battle Creek.
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Kelew
Kellogg's
Jagan
Mrs. Daisy
Dean
Columbia
Tosnesses
Kellogg
Kellogg'’S
Kellogz
Battle Creek
Property Transfers Sketch in Huron Area
Lawrence E Ford transfers to William S Olmsted Huron property valued at $1 Lot 14 Block 3 Second Southlawn Addition to Iron. Alice Marie Ford transfers to William S Olmsted Huron property in Second Southlawn Addition valued at $1 Lot 14 Block 2 Armour & Co. of Delaware transfers Armour & Company properties in Sections 4 5 and 110-61 to Armour & Co. of Illinois Chicago Frances Volesky transfers to John L Volesky in Huron property details shown.
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Tion
Huron
Lorence E.ford
William S.i Olmsted
Southlawn
Alice Marie Ford
William S. i Olmsted
Armour& Co
Delaware
Armour & Co
Ilinois
Chicago
Armour & Company
Frances Volesky
John L. Vole
Land Transfers In Huron Yale Virgil Area
Beadle County records show multiple for sale or transfer of property in Huron Yale and Virgil. Blanche L. Welsh and Richards E. Welsh transfer to Oscar Carlson son Yale for $1. Gilbert Pier receives $3 215 15 from Federal Land Bank for Pt Wte 17 LNI 61. Arch Denison Virgil gains Lot 9 Blk 2 Denison's Addition. Oscar Carlson also acquires Lot 4 Blk 6 Second Addition to Yale.
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Beadle County Real Estate Transfors Ona
Third Railway
Huron
Edward W. Barnes
Howard & Tillie Blondheim
Fifth Railway
Lesle Gilbert LeRoy
G. Allan Walker
Lewis
Frank C. Young
Best & Willams Land Co
Jorge W. Sterling
Blanche L. Welsh
Oscar Carl
Yale
Richards E. Welsh
Oscar
Carl
South Dakota
William E. Quiram
Virgil
Federal “Land Bank
Gilbert Pier
LNI
Beadle County
Archie Denison
Denison
R E. Welch
Oscar Carlson
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Property Transfers Involving Lambert Ross and Chamberlain
Gladys O Lambert transfers to A A Chamberlain of Huron a parcel valued at one dollar with notes referencing locations SE 12-113-63 and SEt4 12-113-63 and Wis parcels. Jean Todd Ross transfers to A A Chamberlain of Huron a one dollar consideration for multiple tracts including NE 13-113-63 SE44 13-113-63 and SW 7-118-62 with detailed section and township markers.
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Gladys O. Lambert
A. A. Chamberlain
Huron
Wiz
Jean Todd Ross
Wis
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Staack
N.E
Penney’s
Chesterfield
Mirra
Melton
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