Junior Red Cross by Working at Home
The piece outlines the Behoo children’s branch of the American Red Cross with the motto I Serve. It explains the Junior Red Cross aims to train citizenship through service, integrating with schools and parochial systems, promoting civic duty, health, and community work. It discusses organization, correspondence between children nationwide and abroad, and the pledge of service binding members to ideals of citizenship. The program centers on love for America’s children and civic responsibility.
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Junior Red Cross
American Red Cross
Echool
Ite
Anya
Livingston Farixod
American Red Cross Central Committee
Juni Fer Red Cross
Red Crcks
Echico
Red Cross
United States
Red Cross Aux Maries
Besior Red Cross
Fed Cromm
America
Red Cross Active in Disaster Relief
Red Cross responds quickly to disasters supplying food shelter funds doctors and clothing. In the year ending June 30 four disasters struck twenty seven states causing significant damage including a deadly wave across Texas and Mississippi and a large tornado outbreak in Georgia and nearby areas.
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RED Cross
Reck
American Red Cross
Wight
United States
Amd
Corpes Christi
Zeras
Misciaaipp
Ama
Georgia
Runaway Box Car Strikes Train Depot in Rapid City
Rapid City records a runaway box car derailed near a freight depot causing a wreck and endangering workers. Andrew Muni of Chi eiga division and others pursued, a worker jumped for safety as the car sped through town reaching about 80 miles per hour. An auto near top speed alerted the city eight minutes after the alert signal.
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Guy
Andrew Muni
Chi Eiga
Milwauker
St. Prat Rallavity
Hoominran
Escepe
Pras
Uw Freighy
Jaavins
Rapid City
Osean Johnson
First District Women Voters Organize in Mitchell
The League of Women Voters in South Dakota organized the first district group in Mitchell to support nonpartisan candidate selection. Mrs. John J. Pyle spoke. officers and delegates from six counties were named. a pageant celebrated suffrage ratification.
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Mitchell
Th League of Women Voters
South Dakota
John J. Pyle
Aaron
South Dakota League of Wangen Voters
First
Caroline B. Smith
Armour
Vermillion
H. J. Moir
Alexandria
Finnintee Committee
Myra P. Weller
Mitchell League of Women Voters
oats yield from 140 acres yields 9800 bushels at 70 cents
A local farmer who could not obtain seed last spring sowed 140 acres with old oats. The field yielded 9800 bushels, averaging 70 bushels per acre. At 70 cents per bushel, the return totaled 6866 dollars.
Men Arrested On Thain McIntosh Case In Lemmon
Two Chicago youths were arrested on orders from Lemmon authorities for allegedly fleecing guests at the Arcade hotel in Lemmon. One suspect had a temporary job at the hotel. the arrests followed a passenger train takedown here.
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Thain McIntosh
Chicago
Lemmon
Arcade Hotel
Lemmon district oil test abandoned over land lease limits
Mobridge reports a Lemmon district oil company may drop plans to sink a test well due to inability to secure enough leased land. Organizers say faith in finding a profitable oil field in the Lemmon area has waned amid funding and land access issues.
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Wostpone
Lemmon
Stock snippers face shipping delays into October
Stock snippers west of the Missouri say no cars for shipments until after October first. Only orders placed now will be filled before October, and October shipments require early roers. The situation resembles cattle left on the range due to inadequate shipping facilities.
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Rerre
Missouri River
Fragmentary query on decor savings and entertainment expenditure
The readable parts discuss saving decor costs and waiving or warranting expenditures for Yor entertainment. The text is ambiguous and fragmentary, lacking clear subjects, dates, or concrete figures for a concise news item.
Five ratelers pass on toad of tiny tale
In a rugged scene a wagon trips after a warren of hay grows tense. Five dead mice lie near the ford as panic grips the riders. A bucket brigade forms, holed by fear and heavy wood. Neighbors seek the source of the peril and wonder about the strange company aboard.
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Max Hoedon
Herold
Ma Buniu
Wigan
Ford
Tie Wiran
Beton
Ilane
Mitchell Corn Palace Festival Opens Without Palace
Mitchell prepares for the annual corn palace festival in its 28th year despite the old palace building being sold and torn down. A new $200,000 corn palace rises nearby while the festival commission stages a royal hippodrome opposite the Omaha depot to maintain top entertainment quality. Fred Drake and two committee members began work to mount a high class show this year, adapting to the lack of a building.
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Mitchell
Omaha Depot
Fred Drake
Mit
Two Conductors Bound Over in Grand Larceny Case
Two Chicago and Northwestern conductors, residents of the city, appeared before Justice Searles on grand larceny charges. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to the circuit court with bonds set at 101 dollars. Murph, arrested last week by a company detective, is involved.
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Huron
Harry BE. Werdnaig
Frank J. Randall
Chicsxo
Northwestern
Th City
Gil Befor
Justice Searles
Grand Larceny
Murph
Farm Accident Claim: Two Children Dead in Ridgely Field
A farm accident near Roye left two children dead and others injured as a hay baler malfunctioned. Donald, five, Ellen, four, and Wayne, one, were caught by the machine while aiding in spreading tied conestalks. Rescuers fought to reach injured youngsters as onlookers feared more victims. The accident occurred southwest of Roye amid a field routine when the device jammed and hurled debris and the children into danger. Police and farm officials investigated the scene and gathered witness statements.
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Rita
Roy Eixtus Vie Vietinis
Waterhe Bien Elindeen
Burnumn
Donald
Yhrer
L&kim
Hogan
Chis
Ellen
Wayne
Spectator Event Reveals Fatal Machinery Incident
A vivid report describes a tragic accident where a child named Trene was pulled into a machine while a worker tried to stop it. Julie Trene survived initial hospital treatment, while others sustained injuries. The notice lists names and a 1900s style production credit from Lombard Ltd.
Tractor On aack Fire Causes Barm Death
Tony Byl, a farmer west of Monroe, was killed when his tractor backfired while cranking, striking him in the head. Mrs. Byl, worried by his absence, went to locate him as the tragedy unfolded in a area noted for rare incidents.
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Monroe
Tony Byl
Byl
Tragic Tractor Accident Leaves Worker Dead
A worker was found dead beside a tractor with a crushed skull and a broken arm. The body lay in front of the vehicle and the tractor had not been moved. Police are investigating the incident as a possible workplace accident.
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Hunior Red Cross
Dr. Farrand
State News
Kepemeny
Perfet Orga
Thy Olson Clothing Co
Koepp Clothing Co
Little Trene
Mit Mus
Wien
Julie Trene
Dhe
Lombard Ltd
Star Bty
Hert Lytell
Alison
Tiina
C. A. Yeager
the Scoud Hand Man
Sisseton
Grant Township
Deering
van Brunt
Rock Island Gang
N.J. Lanners
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