Inquiry into Battle Creek pollution in Black Hills
Benjamin Mintener and D H Johnson travel to the Black Hills to investigate Battle Creek pollution linked to Keystone Mines tailings. Water samples were sent for analysis while officials interview ranchers, fishermen, and Izaak Walton chapters about trout die offs and stream freezing effects. The attorney general will act after reports and a full probe.
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Black Hills Izaak Walton
Crech
Hermosa
Guy G. Frary
Vermillion
Genera
Mintener
Johnson
Siteam
sporta+ men
Teaak Walton
Game and Fish
Cleghorn Springs Hatchery
Three Day South Dakota Religious Education Convention
Pierre hosts a three day South Nar kota Council of Religious Education convention with addresses by Dr. Osbert W. Warmingham Dr. George L. Robinson and Dr. Paul Vieth plus Bible studies sacred music and banquets. The program runs June 4 5 and 6 with services at the capitol and final evening address.
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Robinson
Ror W. J. Bulow
Pierferman
Vieth
H. W. Jamison
Newell
Warmingham
Yankton
Daisy Dewey
Mary Alice Jones
International Council of Religious Education
Capitol
Fayland School Pupils To Exhibit Work Thursday
Wayland April 10 Special The annual exhibit of pupil work in Wayland schools will be held at the community hall Thursday night. Pearl and Lucina Pratt teachers will supervise the display.
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Fayland School
Wayland
Pearl N
Dlucina Pratt
Miller Presbyterians Plan Build New Church
Miller Presbyterians plan to build a new church this summer at a cost of 30 000 dollars with nearly 20 000 subscribed. It should be finished before winter. The committee includes J Halbower chairman K D Gaena H E Schroeder Rasans Anderson H J Bushfield Mrs Ed Rolling and Mrs W J Halbower.
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Miller Presbyterians
Miller
Perenne
J. Halbower
K. D. Gaena
H. E. Schroeder
Rasans. Anderson
H. J. Bush
Increased Flax Acreage S urged by South Dakota Dean
A South Dakota State College official urged expanding flax acreage in the state on KEDY radio. Dean C Larsen outlined nine reasons supporting flax as a cash crop, citing higher U S prices, potential tariff boosts, domestic shortages, and favorable soils in the Dakotas Minnesota and Montana. He warned against Argentine seed and stressed proper field prep early seeding and chosen varieties to maximize yield and stabilize farm income.
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Brookings
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
KEDY
C. Larsen
Deal 2
United States
Dakotas
Minnesota
Montana
Dean Larsen
State College
Argentina
Change In Street Light System Consider Change In Street Light System
Mellette city council weighs a North Western Public Service proposal to upgrade to 200 watt bulbs citywide replacing 125 watt and 60 watt lights. W Deiphewolfe, manager, presented the plan last week. a decision is expected this week.
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Melletth
Mellette
Northwestern Public Service Company
Hitchcock High announces valedictorian and salutatorian
Juanita Kingdon will deliver the valedictory and Clinton DuBois the salutatory for Hitchcock high school graduates. Kingdon earned 2.16 rank and belonged to the basketball team. DuBois posted 91.6 percent over four years, with Ruth Pageler close at 91.35. Catherine Wollhewelder and Alice Kingdon received honorable mention.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
Juanita Kingdon
Clinton Dubois
HitChcock High School
Miss
Alice Kingdon
Ames Ball Club to Play At Ames This Year
Ames announces the baseball team will play on the diamond here this season. The club received offers from Gann Valley and Ben Heeren near Ames and accepted Heeren's proposal over Gann Valley's. Br Heeren's offer was chosen.
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Ames
Gann Valley
Ben Heeren
Br. Heézen
Need for Rural School Reform Highlighted by Survey
Brookings April 10. Dr. L M Hrudka head of the education department at South Dakota State College cites a survey of 1 500 midwestern farmers showing rural schooling lags urban standards. He calls for merging districts into larger units, high schools in every community, enriched curricula, better trained teachers, longer school years, and professional leadership to expose farm youth to high school and college training. Only 57 percent of men and 47 6 percent of women completed eighth grade. 73 7 percent of boys and 73 percent of girls completed it among their children. education beyond grades rare.
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Brookings
L. M. Hrudke
South Dakota State College
Middle West
Doctor Hhudka
New York
Massachusetts
Doctor Hrudka
Four Are Fined On Food Counts
In Pierre on April 10 the Department of Agriculture inspections reported arrests and fines for food sales violations. Fred Geschie of Mobridge was fined $10 and costs for adulterated milk. M W Schell of Ortenville Minnesota, working at the Electric Mail Beke Shop in Reville, fined $10 and costs for selling bread without manufacturer details and another $10 and costs for underweight bread. Ed Rosen of Sioux Falls was fined $10 and costs for keeping food for sale not protected from dust and contamination.
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Reville
Ed Rosen
Sioux Fells
Airways Lead To U S D April 19 Features Engineering Day
Vermillion April 10 A new Engineers Day at the University of South Dakota on April 19 will showcase aviation displays. Dean L B Akeley will preside over exhibits including fuselage models, television equipment, high speed road curves, model bridges, and miniature airports. Scores of planes from South Dakota and nearby states will visit as high school students and teachers attend the event and a statewide miniature aeroplane contest is planned with committee chairmen named from Huron Sioux Falls Hurley Gregory Woonsocket and Lemmon.
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College of Engineering
Frst
Hitchcock Seniors To Present All For Charity Play
Hitchcock high school seniors stage All For Charity at Najoy theater on April 24 and 25. Cast includes Clinton Dubois Lenore Sutter James Kingdon Ruth Pagelar Alice Kingdon Alvin Scheib Edarc Fre ticks Chriss Glanzer Juanita King don Ardin Sallquist Alece Corcoran Catharine Yollinwieder Agnes Hofer Carl Johnson.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Elas
Najoy Theater
Thos
Clinton Dubois
Lenore Sutter
James Kingdon
Ruth Pagelar
Alice Kingdon
Alvin Scheib
Edrac Freticks
Chriss Glanzer
Juanita Kingdon
Ardin Sallquist
Alec
Hidden City Tourist Attraction Sold in Rapid City
Nick Caspers said he bought the Hidden City seven miles south of Rapid City from the Crabtree estate after Donald Crabtree died last fall. About 50,000 tourists have visited since 1927 and Caspers plans a summer archeologist led study to determine if the site is man made or natural.
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Hidden City
Rapid City
Nick Caspers
Caspers
Crabtree
Donald Crabtree
Jensen buys garage for stove house chicken feed sales
Wolsey by April 16 F N Jensen cream and poultry dealer has bought a garage building and uses it as a stove house to produce and sell chicken feed. He plans to move the building closer to his cream station shortly.
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Wolsey
F. N. Jensen
Bulldog Bite Spree Injures Local Residents
April 9 reports say a bulldog bit many people in Miller. A young woman suffered a severe bite to the leg and required medical care. The dog has been sent out of town.
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Miller
Fire Hits Duncan Church and Two Destroyed by Disaster
A special fire of unknown origin burned the altar shrine flowers and part of a rug at the Duncan church. Two churches have been destroyed on the same knot by fire due to lightning and by wind.
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Danforth
Duncan
Cement Plant Reports First Quarter 1929 Losses
Pierre April 10 report shows total income from all sources 102564.23 and charges 147542.48, leaving a deficit of 44078.25 for the first three months of 1929. Inventory increased by 20868.27, current assets 202668.73, including 140785.61 cash and 60928.12 receivables, liabilities 50227.57, and fixed assets 2105079.50 with appropriations and reserves totaling 342...
Danforth Man Sows 90 Acres of Alfalfa
A. V. Breese on his Danforth farm plans 90 acres of alfalfa this year and aims to enter dairying on an intensive scale, using alfalfa as the first step to secure cattle feed. In Ames, Merry Workers club members hosted families to a supper and dance.
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Danforth
A. V. Breese
Ames
Merry Workers Club of
Just Installed Pressure Washing System Improves Car Service
A new pressure washing system is now installed enabling faster cleaning of motors and chassis with less rubbing. The system removes grease and dirt without scratching finishes and encourages customers to use the service regularly.
C. B. H. Plans For Two Summer Meets
Custer Battlefield Highway association announced two summer meetings. The Rapid City event begins June 3 with a Black Hills tour. The tenth annual meeting will be in Billings Montana on August 14 and 15 with Montana delegates expected.
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Sioux Paus
Custer Battlefield Highway
Wahl and Sweesy Married in Watertown
Miss Lucille Wahl and Alfred Sweesy of Raymond were married in Watertown on Saturday and plan to return to Mr Sweesy’s farm soon.
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Watertown
Raymond
Lucille Wahl
Alfred Sweesy
Fay Pouley Returns Home After Horse Kick Injury
Fay Pouley comes home from hospital after treatment for a punctured kidney sustained when kicked by a horse. Medical staff report a steady recovery as relatives note progress and safety precautions remain in place at the farm.
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Fay Pouley Bag
Bonilla Man Sets Cream Sale Record in April Report
Bonilla, April 16 records show Bonilla man selling 2156 pounds of cream. The farmer keeps 12 dairy cows and 280 acres, with hogs and sheep on Meobor farm. He works at 4H pin job and operates a sizable dairy and livestock enterprise in the region.
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Bonilla
Itty-Tour Ateias
Meobor
District Officers Uy Rebekan Like Marya Meeting
District officers were entertained at a social gathering here with wrestling and decorum. Mrs. Hea served as district president and led the event in a local club meeting.
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Uy Rebekan
Marya
Wolsey
Plans for Ames Miller County Exams Schedule
Ames April 10 plan examinations for schools in Miller May 23 and 2 for sixth and seventh grades. Examinations will be conducted in the local schools across the Lowships.
Daughters Serve Elder Parents in Comfort at Home
An elderly mother in Philadelphia aged 80 suffered a partial stroke. Her daughter describes how Najol helped keep her mother’s system functioning and unthreatened by drugs. Nujol is claimed to be safe for invalids and babies and recommended by the Robinson family.
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Robinson
Coral Street
Philadelphia
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Huron
Purdy Bradford
Sioux Falls
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Gregory
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Woonsocket
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Lemmon
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University Laboratories of Minneapolis,inc
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