South Dakota urged to celebrate National Egg Week
Pierre April 5. T R Ronayne director of the division of inspections state department of agriculture urges South Dakota to join National Egg Week from May 1 to May 7 to honor the American hen and its egg product. He notes eggs are a staple nutritious food and the poultry industry is economically significant.
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Pierre
South Dakota
National Poultry Council
Bettef
Department of Agriculture
Ronayne
United
Iewlative
South
Waolesa
Wai
Gann Valley P T A Plans Father Son Banquet
The Gann Valley Parent-Teachers association will sponsor a father son banquet on April 17 and a mother daughter banquet on April 25. Rev. S. W. Keck of Watertown will address the fathers and sons, while Mrs. David Clark of Fort Thompson speaks to the mothers and daughters. Both banquets will be served at the Gann Valley hotel.
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Gann Valley
Parent-Teachers Association
S. W. Keck
Watertown
David Clark
Fort Thompson
Vale stock raiser sells car of cattle to Yale buyer
William Krantz, a local livestock raiser in Vale, sells a carload of cattle to William Megg of Cavour. Krantz plans to fatten more cattle and hogs for market soon.
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Vale Stock Raiser
Yale
William Krantz
Wiliam Megg
Cavour
Krantz
Fragmentary dialogue overheard in split scene
Text presents a garbled dialogue with characters Pamela Harold and a brother figure. It implies domestic tension and a claim about gifts and a new “boyfriend” being rough. Dialogue appears corrupted, with incomplete phrases and stray letters.
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Pamela Aire
Harold
Township Officer Unable to Qualify in Gann Valley
In Gann Valley, William Huckins failed to qualify as assessor after voting in another district in the general election. The township board called a special election, and Walter Sedgwick was elected to the office.
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Gann Valley
William Huckins
Tegular-Hivira
Walter Sedgwick
Ruling on Corporate Liability for Debts Exceeding Capital
Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe holds directors are personally liable to a corporation and its creditors when debts exceed the subscribed capital stock. If full authorized capital is subscribed, directors face liability only for the excess beyond paid-in amount. If only half subscribed and paid, directors are liable for the full debt. A deputy treasurer may draw compensation as bailiff and deputy.
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Ds le
Enynty
Jftorney
Rexford M. Shield
Saiem
Northwest Musicians in South Dakota State College Receiving Line
Four of the region’s leading musicians will join a military band event at South Dakota State College in Brookings. L King from Fort Dodge Iowa composer A T Ireland director W S Peck leader Carl Christensen dean Virgil Hasche president of the band will lead the grand march with Miss Mable Phelps as partner. President C W Pugsley and Mrs Pugsley will also attend along with the musicians and their wives.
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Brookings
Northwest
South Dakota State’ College
L. King
Fort Dodge
Iowa
A.T. Ireland
University of South Dakota
W. S. Peck
Watertown
Carl Christensen
Lean
State College Music Department
Virgil Hasche
Rock Rapids
Towa
State College Military Band
Mable Phelps
Madison
C. W. Pugstley
State College
Rehearsals For Bancroft Play Begin
Bancroft high school seniors rehearse the play Cousins for presentation at the State Theater on April 19. East area participants include St Tyrrell T Rabenberg H Brooks D Frre W Mead L Sleaver M Jencks C Best R Brooks P Parish BE Been fuga EH Fuerstenau L Massey R I Muilenberg.
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Bancroft
Bancroft High School
Cousins
State Theater
API
Ares St
Tyrrell
T. Rabenberg
H. Brooks
D. Frre
W. Mead
L. Sleaver
M. Jencks
C. Best
R. Brooks
P. Parish
BE. Beenfuga
EH. Fuerstenau
L. Massey
R. I Muilenberg
Change Planned In Highway 81
In DE Smet on April a highway change is planned for Federal Highway 81 in the eastern Kingsbury County area. The route will run along the Brookings Ivingsbury county line and bypass the eight mile detour to Watertown via Arlington and No 14. The commission has approved the change and a final vote is anticipated soon.
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Highway Commission
Miller Creamery Sets New Regional Record
Miller Creamery in Anderson reports a new daily output record of 3,300 pounds. The facility recently added new machinery and notes strong performance since startup years ago, reflecting upbeat productivity despite earlier health-influenced downtime.
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Miller Creamery
Anderson Creamery
Play Institutes Planned in South Dakota
Howard and Aberdeen to host rural recreation institutes June 1 4 under John Bradford of the American Playground and Recreation association. Seventy leaders from Beadle McCook Turner Charles Mix Clay Lincoln minnesota Lake Bon Homme Union Davison Jerauld Sanborn Yankton expected to attend with topics on philosophy psychology and leadership in rural recreation for ages 16 to 50.
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Howard
South Dakota
John Bradford
American Play Ground and Recreation Association
Aberdeen
W. Jones
Miner
Beadle
McCook
Turner
Charles Mix
Clay
Lincoln
Minnebzka
Lake
Bon Homme
Union
Davison
Jerauld
Sanborn
Yankton
Farm Bureau
Womens
Fruit Growers Associations
A. Grange
Gilbert York Farmers Union elects officers and forms local
Miller special section reports the Gilbert and York townships newly organized Farmers Union local elected Miller as president. 32 charter members joined. W. A. Zaller is vice president and Mrs Sevrenson serves as secretary and treasurer. Meetings planned biweekly at the Gilbert York community hall.
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Gilbert-Yorn
PLAN SCHOOL EXHIBIT AT MANCHESTER MEETING
A school exhibit was planned for the Parent-Teachers Association meeting in Manchester April 12 with Hach School in the district expected to participate. A luncheon will follow the meeting.
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Manchester
Parent-Teachers Association
Hach
Sargon Restores Health for Douglas Carroll at Minnesota Station
Douglas Carroll, a U S metallurgist at the government experiment station, credits Sargon with restoring his health after three years of failed treatments at the University of Minnesota.
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Douglas €.Carroll
U. S
Government Experiment Station
University of Minnesota
Ground broken for DeSmet City Bakery building
Ground was broken for a 25 by 80 foot bakery building to be erected by Will Cavanaugh for the City Bakery on the last of four vacant lots left by a fire. Other buildings may follow this year as construction expands in DeSmet. EB J. Houchard started a single front building that will house a Red Owl grocery store.
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Desmet
Will Cavanaugh
City Bakery
EB. J. Houchard
Red Owl
Jury List Set for Kingsbury April Term Declared
Kingsbury county court draws jurors for the April term to convene April 9. Names include P. H. Nelson Oldham Binson De Smet S Meek Smet John Reese De Smet McTigue Bancroft Fred Stil De Smet John Houdison De Smet R J Skarlakes Iroqua L K Rieh Lake Preston Peiertz Troquais Wh t Moeller Erwin Harry Lens De Smet Henry Greenwald De Smet Henry Sand Badger Art Casper Lake Preston 4 H Cother Lake Preston Xels P Peterson Arlington C N Burns Arlington F F Callahan Manchester Peter S Larsen Lake Preston Clifford Starksen Arlington Chas M George Oldham Andrew Mitchell De Smet Elegie Williams Lake Preston Erick Hesby Lake Preston Jasper Kjeliesen Arlington Iroquois J H Mullen berg Manchester Carl Smith Hadger W L Jordan Iroquois C A Stardahl Batiger
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DE Smet
Thistywo
Kibury
P. H. Nelson
Oldham
Binson
S. Meek Smet
John Reese
de Sme McTigue
Bancroft
Fred Stil
John Houdison
R. J. Skarlakes
Iroqua
L. K. Rieh
Lake Preston
Peiertz
Troquais
Wht. Moeller
Erwin
Harry Lens
Henry Greenwald
Henry Sand
Badger
Art Casper
H. Cother
Xels P. Peterson
Arlington
C. N. Burns
F. F. Callahan
Manchester
Peter S. Larsen
Clifford Starksen
Chas
Complete set of buildings on farm completed at Wolsey
April 5 report from Wolsey notes the entire set of new buildings on the Modern Woodmen farm 18 miles south of town has been completed. John Juergens led the carpenter work with his crew, showcasing a model operation in the region.
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Wolsey
Here
John Juergens
Wari
Water softener installed for Northwestern Railway
April 5 note that Speciali An drew Frost of Huron installed a soft water plant for the Northwestern Railway. Water from artesian wells is too hard for engines without softening. There is ample water from the wells.
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Andrew Frost
Huron
Northwestern Railway
Horse Thefts Stir Up Wrath In Faith And Gettysburg
Gettsyburg April 6 Special) An outraged community reels from a large horse theft ring linked to C B Tinsley near Faith A large roundup of alleged rustlers unfolds with Wayne Kelley Merle Kelley witness and John Reed among those arrested Bonds set at 1000 plus William Pullins and Mrs C B Tinsley jailed on aiding charges Federal warrants remain unserved against Tinsley as investigators pursue grand larceny cases involving horses and checks Philip Lone Eagle is questioned by a federal grand jury in Aberdeen as the case widens
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Gettysburg
C. B. Tinsley
J. J. Brewer
Cheyenne River Reservation
Tinsley
Wayne Kelley
Merle Kelley
Kelley
John Reed
William Pullins
Faith
Brewer
Philip Lone Eagle
Aberdeen
Tinstey
Eat Everything without Fear of Indigestion Tanlac Ad
An old advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for indigestion gas and stomach pains claiming 19 years of relief. It cites testimonials including Mr D Kraft Mandan North Dakota who says he can now eat everything. It promises relief from indigestion dizziness headaches constipation and torpid liver with a money back guarantee.
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Kraft
Mandan
N. D
United States Ph
Sturgis Trials Recount Tinsley Case Hog Feeder Event
Nightly race horses placed third were killed and skinned, hides shipped, and carcasses fed to Tinsley hogs. A court trial occurred April 1 2 and 3 in Sturgis SD for those tied to the Tinsley affair. Faith handbill advertised a hog feeders convention at Sturgis with expected association members and speakers in the courthouse.
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Tinsley
Sturgis
Faith
Court House
Stage Surprise Party At Wolsey
A large group surprised Mrs. A. B. Custer at an April fool party at her Wolsey home on April 5. Guests wore costumes from thirty years ago, contrasting old hats coats and dresses with modern styles. Mrs. M. E. Cogswell led as a Sheik with exuberant wives providing entertainment.
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Wolsey
A. B. Custer
M. E. Cogswell
Declamatory Contest Winners Named in Bancroft Hold
In Bancroft a declamatory contest crowned Ted Rabenbers and Sara Ruby Brooks as top performers. The event showcased strong vocal delivery and stage presence from multiple contestants amid community judging.
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Bancroft
Os Ted Rabenbers
Sara Ruby Brooks
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