Farmers Warned Against Anthrax Vaccination Guidance
Pierre April report quoting CA Frumel, state agriculture secretary, warning farmers against fake anthrax precautions and detailing approved vaccination plans. Recommendations cover premises with recurring cases, timing before hot weather, double vaccination strategies, and cautions against unproven vaccines.
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Pierre
Dekots Mockmen
CA Frumel
Cate
Russell
Rusell
Federal
Bureaus of Animal Industry
Preston pupils enter Brookings district music contest
Over 80 high school pupils from Preston will compete in the district music contest at Brookings on Thursday and Friday. The event features a 50 piece band and ensemble groups including boys and girls glee clubs, a girl trio, boys quartet, mixed quartet, clarinet and brass quartets. Entrants include instrumental solos in clarinet, trombone, mellophone, baritone, sang, piano and voice groups led by CA Ashbaugh and Miss Fern Hanse with Supt A A Coulson accompanying.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Brookings
Trontbone
A. Ashbaugh
Miss Fern
Hanse
A A. Coulson
Sons of Legion Gather Tonight in Huron Squadron Meeting
The monthly meeting of Huron Squadron Sons of the American Legion is at the Legion clubrooms tonight. Officers urge full attendance and note the time change to 7 o'clock from 7:20. Members should bring in their case coupons.
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Sons of Legion
Huron Squadrron
Sons of the Armerican Legion
Legion
Commercial Club Banquet Hosts Wives Night
Judge C. F. Green of De Smet will address the Commercial Club guest night next Monday evening. Wives of members will be guests at dinner and the program in the Legion Hall followed by the ladies aid serving. Committee in charge includes HL Boucher O Palmer and Ed Cc Pearson.
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Commercial Club
Canova
F. Green
de Smet
Ladies Aid
Legion Hall
Hl, Boucher
O. Palmer
Ed Cc. Pearson
Canova PTA Elects At Annual Meeting
Canova April 17 Special Mrs A L J Cough elected president of the Canova Parent Teachers Association at the annual meeting Tuesday evening C Forsberg chosen vice president and Mrs Roy Baker secretary treasurer Delegates to district meeting Madison Monday Mrs Gough Mrs Baker and Mr Dean C Trippler named Amateur radio hour program and one act play given for entertainment and the school faculty enjoyed lunch
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Canova Pta
Canovva
al” J. Cough
Canova Parent-Teachers Association
C. BR. Forsberg
Roy Baker
Gough
Baker
Dean C. Trippler
Madison
Neeved
Lake Preston City Election Called Off
In Lake Preston the election will not be held due to a lack of opposition. The incumbent officials will remain for another year, with E. Rogholt as mayor and aldermen C. Lanse, L Beck, H Cola, B. Heshy, H Hendrickson, and J. Dixon continuing their terms.
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Lake Preston
Pancreg
Tigeabet
E. Rogholt
C. Lanse
L Beck
H Cola
B. Heshy
Former Sheriff of Spink County Dies
Henry Wendt 61 longtime Spink County Democrat and two term sheriff died at his Redfield home after head trouble. Born in Lake Mills Wisconsin he moved to South Dakota early in life. He leaves wife son Raymond daughter Margaret and several siblings in Minnesota Wisconsin and Faulkton. Funeral arrangements pending distant relatives awaiting word.
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Spink County
Redfield
Henry Wendt
Hia
Wendt
Lake Mills
Wis
Hfe
Namy
Raymond
Margaret
Minnesota
Mellette
Faulkton
Baumeister and Hause Plan New Garage in Canova
Baumeister and Hause form a partnership named Bau meister and Hause to reopen the former Erikson Garage on Railroad Street in Canova. The Saturday opening will launch a regular garage business. Mr Hause brings years of repair shop experience while Mr Baumeister leaves farming to enter the venture.
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Canova
Peat W—Specials Merny
Frank Baumeister
Baumeister
Three for Assessor in Canova Election
Canova, April 11 Special notices one contest in the municipal election for assessor. Three candidates vie for the post Roy Baker W E Dennis and J H K Duxbury. Other unopposed incumbents include F L Boreker trustee Henry Lueth town clerk BE C Strobel treasurer and S E Lawyer justice.
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Canova
Canovs
Roy’ Baker
W. E. Dennis
J. HK. Duxbury
F. L, Boreker
J. BK. Duxbury
Henry Lueth
C. Strobel
Winners Hold Special Meeting At P A Young Home
The Bid-era-Bigh 500 Club in Wellington held a special meeting at the P A Young residence with a party. High score winners were Mr. and Mrs. J D Hazzard and others. gifts went to Mr. and Mrs. Hazzard and Wilt Moller. The club plans summer weekday afternoon gatherings as a women’s club. A building once housing a printing office and Royal Neighbor Hall was wrecked due to disrepair, lumber to be repurposed.
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Wessington
Wellington
Specia
P. A. Young
Will Moller
Ray Baddley
B. A Young
I. D. Hazzard
Charles Syring
Ensign Bagley
Huestia
Mis
Mildred Moller
J. DO. Hezzard
Alfred Syring
Wilt Moller
Wunty
Shelterbelt School Opens in Redfield Nebraska
April 10 Redfield shelterbelt training school opens with Lincoln Nebraska instructor leading a team of five men, straw boaster and foremen. Twenty five thousand seedlings arrive for planting on Fred Hirkzel’s farm two miles south of Redfield, with Robert Riehman as planting foreman and Mason Walker Paul Flater assisting Aubrey Arthurs in the work. About 150 men are expected this summer, with current hires through the county relief office.
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Redfield
Ierbelt
Lincoln Nebraska
Fred
Hirkzel
Wouth
Robert Riehman
Mason, Walker
Tulare
Paul Flater
Redfeld
Aubrey Arthurs
Tneal
Tha’ County Relief
oMice
Music Contest at Redfield Under Way
The district music contest in Redfield opened with about 600 contestants across 25 events from M1 towns in the region. Winners include Ingvale Pfitz ner and Charles Urban, with many names listed as superior in various instruments and ensembles. The Chamber of Commerce hosted a moon luncheon for superintendents and directors, and district officers were reaffirmed at the annual meeting.
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Redfield
Stile
Viola
Superior
Ingvale Pfitzner
Lloyd Guthier
Wauhay
Mountain Mumps Draws Large Crowd at High School Play
Junior class members presented their annual class play Mountain Mumps at the high school auditorium before a large audience. Cast included Anabelle Larson Faye Lower Mildred Brown Margaret Loen Ernest Benson Arthur Woods and others. directed by Jo hanna Christianson, head of the speech department.
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Specia
Anabelle Larson
Faye Lower
Mildred Brown
Margaret Loen
Ernest Benson
Arthur Woods
Orval Stokkee
Amos Klein
Joyce Smith
Bethel Rygg
Pred de Haven
Irwen Tryggested
Johanna Christians
N Y A Checks Ready for Distribution
National Youth Administration checks have arrived and are prepared for distribution. Welfare director A Medbery announced the new allotment covers payments through April 5 and will be distributed at the county courthouse welfare office third floor. Evangelistic meetings in the Church of Christ Wellington began Tuesday evening under E J Greene from Panora Ia with better attendance than expected and a favorable start to the campaign.
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National Youth Administration
A. Medbery
Beadlounty Welfare Digester
Medbery
Weetings
Wellington
Church of Christ
E. J. Greene
Panora
Osborn
Lee
Osborn’s
Governor's Home to Be Built on Cap Lake Overlooks Capital
Pierre April 17 A WPA financed governor's residence is planned to be ready around July 1 to replace the modest cottage serving as South Dakota's chief executive home. About 15 000 of the 537 000 WPA allotment will fund landscaping and grading while the main building rises on land southwest of the present house overlooking Capitol Lake.
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Pierre
Works Progress Administration
South Dakota
Capitol Lake
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Ozborn
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