Presidential Election Test Opens Voter Ballot
The Pioneer launches a nationwide presidential election test for 1924 1928 with voting open until July 1. Readers may choose any US citizen as candidate from party lines or independents, and final returns will list majority choice and runners-up from across all states.
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Cox and Capper Balk in State and Senate Talks
Ohio Secretary of State James M. Cox, Senator Hughes, Senator La Follette, and Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas are named in the political maneuvering. The note underscores their roles in ongoing discussions affecting state and federal leadership.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Hughes
LaFollette
Arthur Capper
Kansas
South Dakota Alfalfa Seed Could Open Danish Market
A Danish interest in alfalfa seed could give South Dakota a new market. Agricultural adviser and Ralph E. Johnston note genuine Grimm Baltic and Cossack strains in state fields. The state experiment station has developed strains and registered fields aiding growers in hay and seed production.
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South Dakota
Ralph E. Johnston
State College
Johnston
Denmark
Pioneer preacher H C Van Valkenburgh in Wood Community area
Rev. H C Van Valkenburgh, longtime Wood Community church minister in Mellette county, moved last year to a Lincoln suburb and assumed leadership of the Havelock Congregational church. The notice expresses gladness for his move.
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H. C. van Valkenburgh
Mellette County
Wood Community
Lincoln
Nebraska
Havelock
Brother Van Gathers Sixty Converts in Nebraska May
In the Congregational Record of Nebraska for May, Brother Van has added sixty new members to his flock. Twenty nine joined by confession and thirty by letter, reflecting steady growth in his congregation.
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Hear
Nebraska
Brother van
Williamson Returns From Black Hills
Congressman Williamson comes home from a timber cutting trip in the southern Black Hills. He plans to bring his family to the cabin when finished. The Judge will spend vacation studying issues for the next congress and he has several public speaking engagements. Cleaver and Richardson return from Deadwood after attending U S Court as witnesses. Several liquor case verdicts and fines were handed down in the session with sentences set for Tuesday.
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Williamson
Gaeoma
Black Hills
Gregory High School
American Legion
Belvidere
The
State University
I. S. Cleaver
Richardson
Deadwood
Harry Berg
Carter
Louie Hansen
Oak Creek
Edgar Menard
Wood
William Balfany
Winner
K. L. Tomsik
White River
Sam Sanders
Bert Burgess
D. Walker
Dave Weisenberger
Murdo
Louis Storm to Open Crystal Cave for Summer Tourist Season
Louis Storm, owner of Crystal Cave near Ravid City, traveled through Wood yesterday with a large fifteen pass auto bus and a truck loaded with household goods and his family. He heads to the Hills to open the cave for the tourist season this summer. Storm winters in Gregory but is typically at Crystal Cave during summer months.
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Louis Storm
Crystal Cave
Ravid City
Wood
Mr. Storm
Gregory
Miss Berry Leaves Rosebud Valley for Nebraska Visit
Miss Bessie Berry a Rosebud Valley teacher travels Wednesday to her home at Neligh Nebraska for a short visit with her parents before entering summer school at Wayne Nebraska Abourezk pays 30 cents for cream.
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Bessie Berry
Rosebud Valley
Neliigh
Nebraska
Wayne, Neb
Sheriff Baum Seizes Large Cargo of Liquor
Sheriff Baum stopped a car carrying two barrels of liquor totaling about fifty gallons. C R Edwards and Saul Johnson of Valentine Nebraska were arrested and charged after deputies confiscated the contraband. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to circuit court with $250 cash bonds each. The haul is described as the largest liquor seizure locally to date.
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Chris Baum
Bullam
C. R. Edwards
Saul Johnson
Valentine
Nebraska
Burrington
White River
Onder
Edwards
Johnson
Eastern Star meeting at White River features Wendall visit
Mrs P V Tuell Mrs J Bundy Mrs A I Sinkler BES Cleaver and spouses and the Editor attended the Order of the Eastern Star gathering at White River Wednesday evening. Associate Grand Matron Jessie Wendall of Huron was present. Local chapter members praised the entertainment and work as presented by White River chapter. Abourezk paying 30 cents for create Subscribe for the Pioneer.
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P. V. Tuell
Bundy
A. I. Sinkler
Bes Cleaver
Order of the Eastern Star
White River
Jessie Wendall
Huron
Umpire Yourself to Victory in the Game of Life
A moral lesson on honesty in sports and life. The piece recalls a New England pennant finish where a fielder’s fair catch decides the game, yet true triumph comes from self control and the Golden Rule on the diamond and in daily conduct.
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New England Baseball League
Mars
All Grounds
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