Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-02-07

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husband, Major Franklin Jude Gary,
1 wha sa member OF Canadian rsgt
| naaat fghttag AT the froul, In which
/ iss states that he MAS amung those
recently decorated fas bravery by be-.
Ing presented ssth the Military Cross.
Taa local advisory board Of tho
AIaegtcan Defense society at Lead has
aseeu Investigating auGnhar OF al
Es,ssd cases of disloyaity In that com
aianttys and as q result Of q report
made bY Its secret agents this cases ag
eight Lead residents charged with
/ making dtsipyal or segiitIaus remarks
/ haye been reported 10 the United
States attorney at Sioux Falls. and
[ II IL expected arrests viii be made
: sssttars have been written Go i40 per-
SONS In Lead notifying Them that they
/ bad been appolnts,i secret agents Of
! tho eae4ety and % per cent of these
/ sssfeaaiy have accepted She appolnt-
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at the meeting al the state board
81 education. papaiaTly known as the
vocational board ut The capitol in
Pierre. il was decided, because OF
federal rulings ON the Smith, Hughes
Dill for federal aid to states for yoca.
tionai training, 10 have teachers
trained In agriculture at the state col
| sago AZ Rreoaiags and in home econ
omlcs both at this school and at the
university at yermilicn. The four
norfnass OF the state cannot receive
| this federal aid for training teachers
in these vocational branches. under
| the ruling OF Washington federal yoca-
tional board. because they do moi offer
sufficient years of study i'm them past
the htgh school training.
A letter has hsen received by Ed.
ward Byrne, of Madison. advising him
that his grandson, Roy Dugal, who
| twice was reported killed on the Cana
dian front in Europe. is alive and well,
Young UagalI enlisted with the Cana.
diSns about two years ago and served
many months la the trenches. In ad.
| aiiioa to being twice reported killed.
ne was once on iorpedoed boat and
was supposed 10 have been drowned,
| but turned up all right. He now has
| decided TO enlist In the navy and will
! be assigned TO duty ON a Submarine
chaser. His soldier record is some.
thing remarkable. and If he comes
through the war all right he should
be able TO write an interesting boos
OF his thrilling adventures.
Adolph Hoberz, president of the
Farmers Equity exchange. at Eagle
Butte. and also president OF the Eagle
| Butte Farm Loan association, as the
result of visit made to President
Hogan. OF the federal land bank. at
| Omaha, Neh.. reports that an import
ant concession has been made rela.
tive to loans on homesteads on which
hnai proof has not been made. Mr..
/ Hoberx states that he was assured nv
President Hogan that in future home.
steaders could secure from the federal
land bank loans sufficient to cover
the making OF final proofs. and that
upon receipt from the United States
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