Beautifying Gann Valley School Grounds Plan Launched
BEAUTIFY SCHOOL GANN VALLEY April 6 Special The Gann Valley Parent Teachers association launches a program to beautify the local school grounds. State Supt B C Giffin says the engineering department of South Dakota State college will landscape and provide a free blueprint for any school ground in the state if a photograph and a diagram showing size location soil and other details are submitted. The blueprint includes a five year landscape program. Supt Hoger Reid will submit the required drawings and data. The education board buys 56 Chinese Kim treed from W E Webb park superintendent of Mitchell who expects a large shipment of seedlings soon. The trees are hardy and should thrive in this state region.
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Gann Valley
Parent-Teachers Association
B.C. Giffin
Engineering Department
South Dakota State College
Hoger Reid
Board of Education
W. E. Webb
Mitchell
State Treasurer Reports March General Fund Overdraft Rise
Pierre reports show total general fund overdraft reaching 586,267.93 in March, up from February’s 1,732,636.88. Redemption of outstanding warrants reduced interest costs by about 7,000, though the net overdraft rose by 500,000. Discounted warrant redemptions would have left an 88,267.93 increase. Cash in banks and miscellaneous items sum to 7,050,224.73 with minor changes in gasoline tax receipts and cigarette collections compared to March last year.
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Pierre
A. J. Moodie
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Fund
Maren
Licemen
Stampa
Uecenses
Prosecutions Announced by State Agriculture Dept
Pierre April 6 Prosecutions announced by T O Ronayne head of the division of inspections include violations in butterfat pricing bread weight and cigarette stampage R E Horswell Madison charged with stamped cigarettes in open cartons fined 50 plus costs stock seized Grayden Hofdal Madison charged with selling unstamped cigarettes fined 50 plus costs stock seized Thomas Renisch Ramona charged with not paying posted price for butterfat fined 15 plus costs A J McAlpine Clark charged with cream station without tester’s license fined 25 plus costs E A Nerger Garden City charged with selling bread short in weight fined 10 plus costs.
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Grayden Hofdal
Madison
Thomas Rénsch
Ramona
A. J. McAlpine
Clark
Mcense
E. A. Nerger
Garden City
Boy Is Quarantined in Egypt Returns Soon to St Lawton
ST LAWRENCE April 6 Special Mrs A C Magness of this city received word that her son Oscar Magness is to be released soon from quarantine at Port Said in Egypt and be allowed to come home He was detained six weeks ago due to symptoms of Indian fever believed to have been contracted in India
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St, Lawrence
Mra. A. C. Magness
Oscar Magness
Port Said
Egypt
Former Yankton Man To Be Harvard Prof
Arthur Wilson, a Yankton college graduate class of 1922 and Rhodes Scholar 1924, has been named exchange professor in history at Harvard. Since returning from Oxford two years ago he has taught history at Grinnell College Iowa and will teach part time at Harvard while pursuing his PhD research.
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Yankton
Arthur Wilson
Yankton College
Rhodes
Harvard
University
Oxford
England
Wilson
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Iowa
Resume Work On Kingsbury Road
Special report notes graveling resumed on Kingsbury Road from Oldham west to State highway 25. The project, started last fall, aims to provide a graveled path to the county seat and points west, with initial progress totaling about a mile.
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DE Smet
Oldham
Potter 4-H Rally Kicks Off In Gettysburg
Gettysburg April 6 Specially the first annual 4 H club Rally Day of Potter county will be held in Gettysburg today about 200 4 H club members and leaders are expected to attend girls bring lunch for two and boys ten cents for lunchbox purchases proceeds fund hot chocolate at noon luncheon program includes games stunts songs and short numbers in the afternoon 4 H members are guests of the Potter County Farm Bureau for a theater party a prize will be awarded to the best stunt with keen competition anticipated per Mr Entort.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Hise Club
4-H Club
Potter County Farm Bureau
Entort
86 Year-Old Veteran Is Honored At Onida
Onida honors Comrade George Pierce for his 86th birthday as the G 4 R dinner tradition continues with the last Sully county veteran. Pierce remains active, helping on his son’s farm despite advanced years.
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Onida
Sully
George Pierce
Mgr. Pierce
Onida Study Club Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
Onida April 6 Special Miss Bess Gropengeizer was chosen to lead the activities of the Onida Study club at the annual business meeting this week. Other officers elected were Mrs Will Durstein vice president Mrs Leslie Christy secretary and Miss Blanche Nelson treasurer. Mrs G W Zimmer was chosen as member at large of the executive committee.
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Onida Study Club
ONIDA
Bess Gropengeizer
Will Durstein
Leslie Christy
Blanche Nelson
G. W. Zimmer
Soldiers Home Board Will Adjourn Today
HOT SPRINGS April 6. Members of the state soldiers home board received bids for the new wings and awaited specifications for the boiler room heating plant. The board, including J G Grigsby president Tee Adams and W G Gubin, expects to adjourn today.
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Hot Springs
State Soldiers Home Board
J. G. Grigsby
Redfield
Tee Adams
Colome
W. G. Gubin
Aberdeen
Printer course planned at South Dakota State College
A summer session course for printers will run June 11 to July 19 at South Dakota State College. C D Bryne announced the program, offering Linotype operators and compositors a chance to learn broader printing processes. Professors note editors may send young employees to broaden expertise under supervision. The college lab features extensive equipment including types, intertypes, photos, presses, and modern typefaces.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
C. D. Bryne
Department of
Printing and
Presentcn
Byrke
State College
River Threatens To Drain Lake McCook Area
The Missouri River cuts through the lake shore threatening drainage of the lake in southeastern South Dakota. Water levels have fallen about a foot as opinions vary on whether the lake will be fully drained. The lake hosts summer cottages and is a popular hunting and fishing ground for local sportsmen.
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Sioux City
McCook
Saut Dakota
Mrs Anna Gould Hosts Botany Ladies at Church Parlor
Mrs Anna Gould entertained the Botany Ladies Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Light refreshments were served as guests gathered for the occasion.
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M. E
Christopherson Outlines Six Census Supervisory Districts
Sioux Falls congressman C A Christopherson said federal census plans would divide South Dakota into six supervisory districts with headquarters in Sioux Falls Mitchell Aberdeen Watertown Rapid City and Winner. District supervisors would name enumerators and direct the census under the plan supported by William M Steuart census bureau director.
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Sioux Falls
C. A. Christopherson
South Dakota
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Watertown
Rapid City
Wintner
William M. Steuart
Federal Census Bureau
Beautifying Home Grounds Presented At Court House
County Agent Steve Jones led a Home Demonstration Club talk on beautifying home grounds using models. The lecture, delivered Tuesday, will be repeated for the Women's Civic League Monday evening at Mrs. Ruth Weryzint's home.
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Howard
Cith
Court House
Steve Jones
Women's Civic League
Ruth Weryzint
South Dakota Charities Board Concludes Meeting in Sioux Falls
The South Dakota board of charities and corrections wrapped a two day session in Sioux Falls. It considered installing machinery to produce all mobile license plates at the penitentiary and planned improvements at the deaf school. No definite action on plate machinery. bids will be invited for a heating plant at the deaf school including space for a laundry and training room.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota Board of Charities and Corrections
South Dakota Penitentiary
South Dakota
Advert
Rheumatism Overcome By Walking Heel Plates
An advertised medical claim describes heel plates with zinc and copper placed in shoes to cure rheumatic pains sciatica and stiff joints. The maker Smith's Eureka Co. offers a mineral trial and invites sufferers to write for proof and trial.
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Smith’s
Eureka Co
St. McKenzie, Ten
Goose Hangs High earns 86 profit for expenses
REE HEIGHTS April 6 Special Approximately 86 dollars was the profit from the play The Goose Hangs High presented last Monday evening. The money will go for general expenses.
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Ree Heights
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