Pay Bounties For Animals In State
Pierre April 6 The annual war on predatory animals in South Dakota opened April 1 with a 25 000 bounty fund to pay for wolves mountain lions coyotes and bobcats killed during April May June July and August. Bounties range 25 for gray wolves 10 for mountain lions 3 for adult coyotes 3 for coyotes pups and 3 for bobcats. Claims total must not exceed 25000 and are prorated if necessary. County auditors must approve claims by October 1. Game department director C H Dotrson urged poachers to target coyotes especially adults to curb breeding stock and noted information will be provided to locate dens.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Game and Fish Department
C. H. Dotrson
Game Department
Johnson
Humers
Settlement Reached in $10,000 Life Insurance Suit
Sioux Falls reports a suit by Margaret C Ward against Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York was settled out of court for 7750 dollars. Walter Ellis Ward died from a gunshot wound while hunting near Elm Springs farms on April 27 1932. He worked as a weer examiner for the Sioux Falls Trust and Savings Desk and was formerly with the state banking department.
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Sioux Falls
Margaret C.ward
Mutual Life Insurance Counaey
New York
Highmore Lodge Attends Funeral for L W Carter
Highmore South Dakota April 6 special Offi tery and members of Rec Valley lodge No 70 A F and A M drove to Huron to officiate at the burial service of L W Carter A long time Hyde county resident Carter held the position repeats of Highmore at the time of his death Eastern Star members and other friends accompanied several cars to the service.
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Highmore
Rec Valley Lodge No. 70
Huron
L. W. Carter
Eastern Star
Fricris
Carter
Hyde County
Danielson to Leave State Office in Pierre
B R Danielson, assistant secretary of state for six years, announces he will step away effective Saturday. A Republican, he served at the pleasure of Democratic secretary Myrtle Morrison and came to Pierre from Houghton. Morrison will name a successor later this week. Frank Kriebs also says Ralph McKinnon of Sioux Falls will become estimating engineer in the beus department, replacing H H Pickett.
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B.R. Danielson
Pierre
Apr
B. R. Danielson
Myrtle Morrison
Danielson
Houghton
Brown County
Gladys Pyle
Concert Benefit Brings Woonsocket Groups Together
A Woonsocket benefit concert directed by Harold Grant Minnie Schroeder K Kellogg drew strong attendance. The program featured the Woonsocket orchestra flute trumpets solos Ruth Lebnda Homer Parce and others with performances by the Letcher mixed chorus the Woonsocket school band and soloists from Woonsocket Letcher and Lane including Barbara Mulligar Alicia Noble Paul Klemm and Mary McLeod.
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Woonsocket
Letcher, Lake and Woonsocket
Harold Grant
Letcher
Minnie Schroeder
Lake
K. K. Kellogg
Woonsocket Orchestra
Ruth Lebnda
Woonscket
Homer Parce
Letch- Nery
Roland Hackett
Lauren Bauman
the Letcher Mixed Chorus
Donald Sites
Woodwird
Paul Klemm
Lane
Alicia Noble
Barbara Mulligar
Howard Canfield
The
Letcher Mixed Chorus
Mary McLeod
Woonsocket School Band
Banker at Canova Accepts State Banking Post
HAL Schueller has resigned as cashier of the Security State Bank of Canova to join the state banking department for bank reorganization work. He helped organize the bank in 1921 and may return as an active officer later. E. H. Mann is promoted to cashier with Carl H. Lindblom as bookkeeper.
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Canova
Hal Schueller
Security State Barf of
State Banking Department
Schueller
Security State Bank
H. Mann
Carl H. Lindblom
Cochran Family Returns to Woonsocket From Rock Island
Mr and Mrs John Cochran have returned to Woonsocket after spending winter in Rock Island IL with their son. Mr and Mrs Walter Cochran accompanied them and will spend several months in Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket
John Cochran
Rock Island, IL
Walter Cochran
Co Ed Guidon Convention Draws 24 from Dakotas
Twenty four co en from South Dakota State College and North Dakota State College will attend the first national Guidon convention at the University of South Dakota on April 7 and 8. Agnes Schmidt presides. Frances Gepvert is vice president. Ruth West is secretary. Virginia Pier is treasurer. Mavis Benson and Ruth West are sponsors.
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Vermillion
South Dakota State College
North Dakota State College
Guidon
University of South Dakota
Agnes ‘Schmidt
Castlewood
Miss Schmidt
Stanley G. Backman
Tide University
University
Scabbard and ‘Blade
Mavis Benson
Ruth West
Agnes Schmidt
Frances Gepvert
Clea Johnson
Sioux City
Virginia Pier
Belvidere
Maxine Fetzner
Hermosa
Lucille Quirk
Highmore
Progrant
Weeks Speaks At Hyde County School Officers Meet
Sixty six rural Hyde county school officers gathered at the courthouse for the annual session to discuss county schools. State Superintendent J D Weeks spoke on new legislation economies and proper records.
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Highmore
Hyde County
Court House
J. D. Weeks
Weeks To Launch Revision Of Rural Education Books
J D Weeks announces a May 1 conference in Pierre to revise the bookkeeping and records system used by rural schools. The session aims to simplify the current method and involves rural school representatives, county superintendents, and the state department. Attendees include E E Webb, Mrs Jesse Sanders, Bernard Linn, Joe Swenson, and R W Kraushaar.
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Pierre
State Department of Public Instruction
State Department
J. D. Weeks
E. E. Webb
Brown County
Jesse Sanders
Pennington County
Bernard Linn
Sturgis
Joe Swenson
Parker
R. W. Kraushaar
Senior Play Chosen at Lake Preston High School
Lake Preston seniors select Tumult by Eugene Hafer for their annual production. Try-outs assigned leads to Esther Matson and Robert Lewis, both veterans from last year. Rehearsals start immediately under Miss Vivian Rice, with a late May performance planned.
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Lake Preston
Apr
Lake Preston High School
Eugene Hafer
Esther Matson
Robert Lewis
Vivan Rice
Lost 40 Pounds On Doctor's Advice
An endorsement from Miss Bertha Waldo of Hemon N Dsk notes a weight loss of over 40 pounds in a year using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims safe relief from constipation gas and acidity and promises better energy appearance and mood with a daily half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
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Bertha Waldo
Hemon
N.dsk
Kruschen
Lane
Judges Named for State High School Music Contest at Vermillion
The State High School Music contest will be held at the University of South Dakota April 20 and 21 with judges named by W H Colton. The panel includes Hywell C Rowland Henry Given Cox Maurice T Iverson Flora William Alvin L Wilson Lorna Schuppert Neil G Boardman and Genevieve Truran. District contests occur Thursday and Friday at Brookings Aberdeen Madison and Springfield with first place winners moving on.
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Central High School
Omaha
Creighton University Band
Maurice T. Iverson
Sioux City
Flora William
Alvin L. Wilson
University of South Dakota
Lorna Schuppert
Neil G. Boardman
Genevieve Truran
My. Rowland
Royal Academy of Music
London
England
North Wales Weekly Review
State College
Brookings
Aberdeen Normal and Industrial School
Eastern Normal
Madison
Springfield
State contest dates set for April 1 and 21
Dean Colton said teams will compete in their respective divisions in the state contest on April 1 and 21.
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Dean Colton
Lake Preston Sets Date For Junior Play
Lake Preston high school juniors choose April date for the class play Apple Blossom Time. Mina Scott stars as the impudent whirlwind girl with Emery Heatley as her guardian. A matinee for grade school pupils is planned in the afternoon.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Mina Scott
Emery Heatley
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