Nonpartisans to Hold State Conference in South Dakota
State Chairman O. S. B. calls a May 11 meeting in Huron to decide if the Nonpartisan Party of South Dakota will back a new national reform movement. The issue centers on aligning with the National Service Party and other progressive groups proposed for Chicago conventions.
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Nonpartisan League Party
Huron
Farmer, Labor
Committee of Forty-Eight
Chicago
National Service Party
World War Veterans
National Labor Party
South Dakota
BVA
Paper price hikes foreshadowed by ink industry telegram
Washington reports that International Paper Co will raise news print prices starting July 1. Chester W. Lyman to Joseph Pulitzer Jr notes escalating costs for pulp wood and mill supplies, urging publishers to economize amid uncertain conditions.
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Washington
International Paper Co
Chester W. Lyman
Senate
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
City job declared no worth eight hundred ten on farm
A Chicago laundry wagon driver earning 225 a month left his city job yesterday to return to the farm where pay runs under 100 a month. He said he could not save anything in city work and prefers clear cash from farming to put something away.
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Chicago
Overalls Lower Cost Clothing in Canada
Canadian newspapers report stated reductions in clothing costs and other necessities as department stores advertise bargain sales. Trade notes show a downturn in downtown retail activity and dealers seek to clear surplus stocks after the overall campaign gains.
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Canada
Toronto
United States
Poultry Meeting in Sisseton May 20 to Organize Roberts County
Local poultry groups from across South Dakota invite participation in a meeting in Sisseton on Thursday May 20 at 2 PM in the Commercial Club rooms. Ed J Hayes president of the South Dakota Poul Breeders Assn will attend to organize an association for Roberts County. Attendees will hear poultry pointers and a calling demonstration for interest in poultry and Standard Bred stock.
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South Dakota
Poultryhell
Fair Agen
Airon
Central
Pierre
Day County
Webster
Interstate
Woonsocket
James Valley
Redfielingaburg Valley
Lake Preston
North West Poultry
Waterstown
Black Hills
Rapid City
Brookings County
Brookings
Bee Valley
Sioux Valley
Sioux Falls
Ed. J. Hayes
Roberts County
Hayes
Sisseton To Field A Local Baseball Team This Season
Sisseton businessmen pledged 2500 dollars Monday to start a baseball program. The plan aims to fund a self supporting team with more salaried players and to boost city loyalty through strong home games.
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Sisseton
Trinity Lutheran Service and Mother's Day Program
C G Austin pastor leads Trinity Lutheran Church at 10 30 Sunday service with Sunday School at 11 20 Mothers Day program follows Visitors are welcome to attend the service and events.
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C. G. Austin
High Court Hears Taxpayer Challenge Against N DP Program
The highest judicial body hears a case where taxpayers challenge a national development program. Attorneys aligned with anti farmer groups present arguments on policy and legal grounds, asserting potential constitutional or fiscal concerns.
Indians Hold Own and Rise in Status
The article notes Indians hold their own and increase in status, asserting the Indian is no longer to be thought of as a vying race. It discusses shifts in perception and growing recognition of Native peoples.
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Washington, D. C
America
Indian Bureau
Dr. White
White
Hie
Sayat
North Dakota Taxpayers Fight Fetus Legislation At Court
Report covers fiery courtroom exchange as North Dakota taxpayers challenge birth legislation with attorney denouncing measures and Chief Justice White questioning the arguments. Separate article notes growing Native American population, citing Indian Bureau data and government health funding gains as evidence of a thriving race.
Men of Luther League Stage Mock Trial and Supper
Members of the Luther League hosted a kitchen and entertainment night to raise funds for a church piano. A mock court trial with a pretend arrest drew laughs as real costs and a $90 food sales total supported the piano fund for the Luther League and Goodwill Lutheran church.
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Goodwill Luther League
R. F. Sonslegeard
Alfred Strand
Morris Swanberg
Bernard Swanberg
Luther League
Goodwill Lutheran Church
Program of PTA event features school acts
The program lists Beulah Wilson Mahe Staing vocal acts and the High School Quartette. It notes recent school legislation and includes C R Jorgenson presenting, with a question box song by a men’s quartet.
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Beaulah Wilson
Mahe Staing
C. R. Jorgenson
Elevator Project Advances for North Wakata Farmers
The indwerist commission of North Thikuta awarded construction contracts at Bidmarek on April 7 for a 1,600 bushel elevator and a 1000 barrel daily capacity flour mill to Fegies Construction of Minneiyalik and Northern Construction of Grand Forks. The guaranteed price for the two buildings is $922,850. Machinery and power plant contracts will be awarded April 29.
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North Wakata
Indwerrist Commission of
North Thikuta
Bidmarek
Fegies Construction Company
Minneiyalik
Northern Construction Company
Grand Forks
Bndvanteed
Unique Theatre Show Sees Turbulent Forgiveness Tale
A dramatic play recounts a love triangle with Marty Carroll’s former lover intruding on a marriage. Jealousy, a staged duel, and a fatal shooting drive the plot as Ruth Fulton navigates scandal and danger. The production runs at Unique Theatre May 13 to 15.
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Marty Carroll
Rex Burleigh
Ruth Fulton
Kid Dugan
Burleigh
Dugan
Ruth
Mrs. Carroll
Bursleigh
Eden Couple Are Wed in Sisseton
The marriage of Harold V. Warring and Mitchel Peterson took place Monday May 3 at Trinity Lutheran church in Sisseton. Only close relatives attended. the couple will reside on a rented Eden area farm with Peterson’s parents in Eden.
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Eden
Sisseton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold V
Mitchel Peterson
Warring
L. V. Warring
Miss Peterson
P. H. Peterson
Veblen Debate Sets Farmers Ahead in Victory
A large crowd packed the Veblen hall on May 1 to witness a debate on the North Dakota Nonpartisan League. Jacobson and Monson argued the motion that the League has done more harm than good, with Iverson aiding the farmers. Farmers appeared to win as Mrs. Kaas struggled to counter their points, prompting wild crowd approval.
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Hs Yncord
Veblen
Sisseton
Jen Advance
Jacobson
Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
Wm. M. Monson
League
Ald
Otto Kaas
Marshall County
Monson
Kurt Lyerson
Iverson
Kaas
Bank of North Dakota
Iyerson
Robbers Loot $1000 in Andover Mercantile Robbery
Thieves entered the Standard Mercantile Company store run by Friedman Brothers in Andover and stole about $1,000 in silks Indies garments and other goods. Police believe the same gang may have robbed four other northern South Dakota stores.
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Andover
Standard Mercantile Company
Friedman Brothers
Ita
Can
South Dakota
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