Woman Sues Lemmon Officials for False Arrest
Miss Maud Blacker sues A G Macomber Paul Lippman Ray Murphy Bert Watt and Andrew Lien city commission members and Lemmon city for 10150 damages each claiming false imprisonment malicious prosecution arising from an arrest on a charge of keeping a house of ill fame. The charge was dismissed on motion by the plaintiff the city when the case came up for trial and she asserts personal grievances and political motives prompted the actions.
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Lemmon, S. D
Lemmon
Poison Plot Suspect Held For Insanity In South Dakota
In Hudson South Dakota farmer Christopher Hegee confessed in Dr Barrick's office that he wanted poison to kill his wife and claimed he was tired of her. Police detained him as a possible insanity case as detectives continued investigation.
Local Sheriff Seizes Man for Insanity Hearing
Deputies placed the troubled man in custody and transferred him to the county for an insanity hearing before the board. The action follows concerns raised by relatives they assisted in securing custody.
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County Board of Insanity
Former Kimball Resident Lawrence Rooney Dies at Sturgis
Mrs Lawrence Rooney, formerly of Kimball, South Dakota, collapsed and died of heart failure while walking across a room at her Sturgis home. She and her husband lived in Kimball many years and she was highly popular in a wide circle of acquaintances.
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Kimball
S. D
Sturgis
Lawrence Rooney
Watertown voters keep commission form of city government
In Watertown South Dakota voters chose to keep the commission form of government. The proposal to switch to the general law system was defeated by a margin of 261 votes, ensuring the existing commission structure remains in place.
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Watertown
S. D
Irving school picks H C Roberts as principal in Sioux City
Local notices cover real estate offers and a cheap house for sale with two lots and a barn near Western National Bank Ride. Separate items note J Williams visiting Aberdeen on business, Dr E M Young’s Sioux Rapids wedding, A J Rozum advancing to Milwaukee chief train dispatcher, a license granted to TW Jelm and Emma Hanson for marriage, bridge repairs near Mitchell, and church activities at First Methodist and Baptist Ladies Aid events with notices for upcoming meetings and papers.
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Western Nat'l. Bank
J. Williams
Aberdeen
Mitchell High Names May Queen Stella Rederson
Stella Rederson was elected May Queen by Mitchell High students for a new May Day festival. Attendants Della Kjelmyr and Marion Walrath join her as costumes feature Spanish Italian Greek national dress and American colors. The event includes a grand march on campus with a palanquin throne of May flowers, dances, a May pole, and exhibits in manual training and domestic science.
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Mitchell High School
Stella Rederson
Della Kjelmyr
Marion Walrath
H. J. Ziliseh
America
Prof
Zilisch
Marelle Price
Sadye Whittle
Reierson
Young Players on the Boards Present Jack Frost Teaser
High school juniors appear as real thespians in a presentation of Jack Frost. The life of a college boy unfolds through scenes and performances showcasing youthful talent on stage.
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Jack Frost
Junior class presents Jack Frost play in gym with elaborate sets
The junior class staged Jack Frost in the high school gym before a large audience. Two railroad stations flanked the gym and a small train carried freshmen from Hicksville to Shirkville. A moonlit tea garden scene impressed spectators as the college song was sung. Prof. Dick Lewallen supervised with Miss Helen Powers at the piano.
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Jack Frost
Hicksville
Shirkville
Dack
Roth
Dick Lewallen
Helen Powers
Kaoliang Forage Crop Gains Farmers Interest
Experiments with the kaoliang forage crop on west river farms show growing enthusiasm as acreage expands. In Kadoka area Jackson county farmers John Serr and Jeff Hoon report yields from small plantings, noting strong fodder and grain performance despite July heat and cane damage.
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Jeff Hoon
WOUND IN LEG MAY PROVE FATAL TO BUY
Sidney Christianson, a Clark county boy, lies seriously wounded after a hunting accident near a railroad track. The rifle discharged, driving fabric particles into the wound, raising concern of blood poisoning. The incident occurred while he hunted with another boy.
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Clark
Sidney Christianson
Clark County
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