Claudel Crew Dies After Hemorrhage In Jackson County
Claude Lyman Crew born February 22 1887 at Salem Iowa lived in Pierce Nebraska before homesteading in Jackson County. He died Sunday morning from repeated hemorrhages after a leg wound while chopping wood. Funeral held at Masonic Temple with Kadoka Cottonwood Interior and Belvidere lodges leading. Cremation followed, with interment in the cemetery.
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Crew
Claude Lyman Crew
Salem
Iowa
Pierce
Nebraska
Jackson County
Miss Pearl Williamson
Alex Williamson
Interior
Loehl Orvil
Lola Aldine
Zella Norine
E .G. Crew
Leslie
L. A. Lee
Lyman
Colorado
Masonic Temple
Masonic
Kadoka
Cottonwood
Belvidere
Washabaugh County
Death of Washabaugh County Hiway Board Chair Claude Crew
Obituary note from Washabaugh County Hiway Board members expressing sorrow at the death of chairman Claude L Crew. They describe him as honest and fair, a leader who did the right thing, leaving responsibilities unfilled and bereaved family. Signed by Olen Larmer Thomas H Wells Ray Woodard.
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Hiway
Washabaugh County
Claude L. Crew
Olen Larmer
Thomas H. Wells
Washabsugh County
Hiway Board
Ray Woodard
Marion Quartette Promises Music Night at The Theatre
Some folks dislike music but the Marion Quartette will change minds next Monday night at the theatre. Dance after the program.
Wamblee News Roundup of Local Happenings
Ted Craven relocates family to Sunday to access schooling. School opens with strong attendance and updated classroom wall clocks funded by student events. Parish bazaar set for January 12. local car mishap near Kadoka prompts repairs. Politicians circulate petitions as campaigns heat up. Hog shipments continue to Interior and Kadoka routes. Local visits include Reeves, Shuck, Enders, Porch, and Skibinski with various business and social calls.
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Ted Craven
Philips
Government Cottage
Chas. Shaffer
Jas . Arnold
Sitting Up
B.W. Clock
Miss Mendenhall
Enders
Ower
Messers Reeves and Shuck
Belvidere
Monjay
Kyle
Chas. F. Shaffer
Hisle
W. A. Porch
Wanklee
Kadoka
Mr. Porch
Elmer Enders
Catholic Church
Frank Cook
Elmer
Owever
Norby
Cool
Priday
Bud Thomas
Raymond
Hisse Satur
Avd
Skibinski
Larmer
John Retz
Toreo
Olen Larmer
A. F. Burke l
Jim Iron Cloud
Interior Pwriday
Social notes from Weta and nearby towns
Weta social scene includes Frank Uhlir birthday party with games music and a star luncheon. Visitors and locals like J P Smith Coleman and Smith families figure in Sunday gatherings while others transport hogs to Sioux City and attend visits from relatives and friends amid snowshots and town business.
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Frank Uhlir
Uhlirs
Uhlir
Solon Brothers
W. M. Gilchrist
Harry Miller
J. P. Smith
Weta
Tnez
Doss
Elmer Peterson
Sioux City
Monnmay
Diffard Schillineer
Kadaka
Alset
Tao Kadaka
Smithwick
N Tohn Reivar
Belvidere Masons Represented at Funeral
Reeves and Shuck the Belvidere insurance men attended the funeral as representatives of the Belvidere Masons. Mr Shuck served as a pallbearer.
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Reeves and Shuck
Belvidere
Belvidere Masons
Mr. Shuck
Firemen Elect Officers And Plan Growth At Local Meeting
A long awaited public meeting of the fire department elected J H rryberger as chief with unanimous support and Harold P Gilchrist as assistant chief. John Brockleby was chosen treasurer as the group noted four years without elections and reviewed finances from dances and state receipts totaling 357.64. The club voted to buy a fully equipped hook and ladder truck and to welcome new members.
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J.H. Rryberger
Harold P. Gilchrist
Flagg P. Carrusie
John Brockleby
Brocklesby
M. E. Adlestein
Peter Larson
Roy Dunmore
J. D. Wilkerson
H. P. Gilchrist
R. H.labau
Fe, Jungerman
James Judge
G. J. Zimmer
Ladies Aid
J.R. Fowler
CMD
McCissiGs DU
Cass
Kadoka Commercial Club to Meet at Hotel Dacotah
Kadoka Commercial Club president H Fryberger calls a January 22 6 30 pm meeting at the Hotel Dacotah for members and interested locals. A social banquet will precede routine business and the annual officer election. The Press urges participation to boost Kadoka Jackson County and its trade area.
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H. Fryberger
Kadoka
Uule
Dacotah
Jackson County
East End Couple Wed Quietly at Presbyterian Parsonage
Thelma Johnson of Stamford and Harley Stickler of Oakton secured a marriage license at the county clerk’s office last Tuesday and were married by Rev. A V Firy an at the Presbyterian parsonage. They plan to return to Stamford to farm and begin a life together.
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County Clerks Office
Thelma Johnson
Stamford
Harley Stickler
Oakton
Presbyterian
A. V. Firyan
Hallinan and McCullough Wed in Belvidere Parsonage
Miss Martha Hallinan of Foiday Iowa and William McCullough of Oakton South Dakota obtained a marriage license at the local clerk of courts office on Wednesday. They were united in marriage by Father McCormic at the Belvidere Daily parsonage, with Father Daily assisting, and returned to Oakton thereafter.
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Hallinan-Mccullough
Martha Hallinan
Foiday
Iowa
William McCullough
Oakton
Father McCormie
Belvidere
Father McCormic
1924 District Conferences announced with Rev. R A Waite
The South Dakota Council of Religious Education hosts Rev. R A Waite for district conferences January 15 27 1924 in Rapid City serving ten counties Custer Fall River Shannon Suite Pennington Meade Lawrence Hagan Jackson Washington Washabaugh Fenner meetings run January 22 23 with Harvard plan lodging and breakfast for attendees.
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Jecree
South Dakota Council of Religious Education
International
R. A Waite
Chicaro
Woatte Atherdeen
Hiseturn
Southekark
Waite
Raund City
Custer
Fall River
Shannon
Suite
Pennington
Meade
Lawrence
Haakan
Jackson
Washingon
Washabhaugh
Fenner
Harvard
Local Tire Rivalry Cuts Mail Order Edge
Jack Thomas challenges national mail order houses by offering standard tires at lower prices with no added freight, drawing buyers to Kadoka Auto Co. The local dealer’s strong stock and service lure customers from distant sellers, boosting community support and home-based purchasing.
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Jack Thomas
Jack
Kadoka Auto Co
Father McCormic and Father Daily Named in Local Church News
Father McCormic of Belvidere Catholic Church and Father Daily of Our Lady of Vic were mentioned in a local church update outlining assignments and activities. The report notes their roles and involvement with parish events.
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Father McCormic
Belvidere Catholic Church
Father Daily
Our Lady of Vic
Christmas Week Notes From Brady Township
Miss Nellie Stout Fern Baldwin Alvin Baldwin and Reverend Crandall attended Nazareene Revival services in Loomis S Oak returning last Friday. The Wheeler school barn nears completion. Farmers Union plans several social events. Florence and Mary Gredvig George Wheeler Magnus Bennet and Joe Gredvig received Knight Bannerette Pins for two years of health rules following Health Crusade Order. Mr and Mrs Esler Wheeler visited Oliver Gredvig and John McCarthy visited Esler Wheeler. A family dinner at Art Wheelers on Christmas Day featured decorations gifts and sociable conversations with guests G G Wheeler Lynn Wheeler of Philip and Ruth Van Ness among them.
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Nellie Stout
Fern Baldwin
Alvin Baldwin
Crandall
Loomis
S. Oak
Wheeler School
Farmers Union Organization
Florence and Mary Gredvig
George Wheeler
Magnus Bennet
Joe Gredvig
Health Crusade Order
Esler Wheeler
Oliver Gredvig
John McCarthy
Art Wheelers
G. G Wheeler
Lynn Wheeler
Philip
Sler Wheeler
Ruth van Ness
Kadoka Merchant Fights For Life
C O Perault hardware dealer, recovering from an operation, was expected to return last Monday. His son Frank went to Mitchell last Saturday, but Sunday complications arose. Pneumonia in the right lung developed as Mrs Perault traveled to his bedside. A telegram said he urged children to come. a night departure from Philip to Mitchell was considered.
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C. O. Perault
Frank
Mitchell
Philin
Treat of the season brings Marion Sinaxteste to Kadoka
Kadoka hosts a notable musical program next Monday night featuring the Marion Sinaxteste quartet under the Kadoka Commercial Club auspices. Audiences from nearby towns are traveling to attend and a dance follows the performance with the quartet providing lively music for the occasion.
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Kadoka
Quarette
County Board Reassembles for January Business
The Board of County Commissioners met after adjournment to finish the month’s agenda. They approved supporting legal publications for the county and gave favorable consideration to the press including The Belvidere Times and The Interior Index, with a note that the action was fair and decisive.
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Belvidere Times
Interior Index
Gratitude Note for Sympathy and Floral Tributes
The family thanks friends for kindness in their hour of bereavement and sorrow. They especially thank the Masons for their sympathetic funeral care and appreciate the many beautiful floral offerings. Signed by Mrs. C. L. Crew and children, and Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Crew, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Crew, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Salisbury, and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Williamson.
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Masons
C.L. Crew
Editor Goff and Whitney Attend Crew Funeral
Editor Goff of the Pioneer Review and attorney C. K. Whitney visited the Press office Wednesday. Both were in attendance at the Crew funeral with Mr. Goff acting as a pallbearer.
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Goff
The
Pioneer Review
C. K. Whitney
Mr. Goff
Do Good Roads In crease Taxation
Letter from J B Bateman, Jackson County commissioner, argues South Dakota highway funding relies on federal aid and state bonds. He notes 1920s taxes and licenses fund roads, criticizes critiques of the State Highway Commission, and praises improved travel across the state despite bond and tax shifts.
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Congress
Hiway Commission
South Dakota
Hiway
Eet Legislatue
Essa
Ford
Waterworks Outage Persists Amid Frozen System
The freeze up has crippled the water system due to a defective heating plant at the pumping station. Ground pipes to the water tank have burst and repairs await warmer weather. Water pressure remains in mains, but there is no supply in the tank.
Federal Stock Detective Rosencrance Injured Not Killed
The Press misreported Rosencrance, a Federal Stock Detective, as killed by Indians at Rosebud. He was brutally assaulted, suffered a fractured skull and spinal injuries, and is now under care at a Hot Springs hospital recovering well.
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KK. L. Rosencrance
Rosebud
Hot Springs
Lino Type Mechanic J R Fowler at Davenport Times
J R Fowler, a lino type mechanic and operator at the Davenport Times in Davenport Iowa, notes a distinct energy in the plant. He contrasts the big daily atmosphere with the quieter ambience of a small country weekly.
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J. R. Fowler
Davenport Times
Davenport
Iowa
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Hemorage
Wanblee News
Usccers
Maurine Miller
Helen Peterson
Robert Freemole
Lucile Keitel
Jan Miller
Wate Barber
Stanley Uhlir
Albin Peterson
Milo Uhuir
Inez Voss
Eimer Peterson
Vilas Uhlir
Doris Prichard
Csuommercial
UnUn
Buncl
Wedding Bells Johnson-Stickler
Stanton Fowler
Brady Township
U. S
J. B. Bateman
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