South Dakota to Share Weekly Highway Reports With Auto Clubs
Tourists will learn road conditions on South Dakota’s main highways via weekly reports sent to automobile clubs and tourist bureaus nationwide. D. A. McKinnon says about 900 names are ready for this summer, with district engineers feeding weekly updates from routes across the state. The program, first for South Dakota, aims to advertise good surfaced highways and two all surfaced east west routes to the Black Hills and western regions. Distribution outside the state resumes for the summer season.
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Pirrke
United States
South Dakota
D. A. McKinnon
Black Hills
Arlington Seeks Strong Showing in Music Contests
Arlington high school aims to impress at the distant music contest next month and in the state meet. Last year Arlington tied for first in total first-place honors and plans strong participation from chorus and soloists including contralto Jeanette Peterson and bari-clarinetists, with performances by several named instrumentalists.
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Arlington
Ste
Arlington Fem Turow
Jeanette Igr Peterson
Baritpenter
Bari- Gligox
Carnet
Croton Students Make Good Showing
Croton students delivered a notable showing with strong performances in bookkeeping and typing. Three cadets earned top placements, advancing toward state competition in Aberdeen amid a district contest.
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Croton
Aberdeen
Cindevwixs Special Movies Return This Week
Specials feature reintroduces movie titles at Cand School, discontinued during winter months. The cinema program resumes this week with renewed offerings and familiar showings for students and locals.
KGDY Oldham Applies for Major Power Increase
Washington April 23 broadcasting station KGDY Oldham 8S D applied for more than six times its present power from 16 to 100 watts. The request signed by J Albert Loesch Oldham seeks license modification. Carl H butnam secretary of the commission noted a large docket could delay action by several weeks.
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KGDY
Oldham
Washington, D. C
Federal Radio Comision
J. Albart Loesch
Carl H. Butnam
Commission
KODY
Bankers Meet at Brookings in South Dakota
A South Dakota Bankers Association meeting for groups five and four is planned in Brookings on May. Speakers include R. E. Driscoll from Lead and C W Pugsley of Dakota State College. Topics cover Agriculture of Tomorrow and Bank Practices in South Dakota with discussions on farm housing and legal questions. A golf tournament, banquet, and grand ball are scheduled with events beginning after registration.
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Ergorings
South Dakota Bankers Association
Brookings
R. E. Driscoll
Lead
State Bankers Association
C. W. Pugstey
Truth Dakota State College
George A. Stanning
Bankery Association
Jay Juismann
Hudson State Bank
HL Jones
Roy Willey
State Banking Department
Driscoll
Pugsley
Ann Starring
South Dakota
Huisman
Jones
Willey
Legal Westions
Tne
Te Commerce
Conde City Makes Movie On Clean Up Benefits
Conde city officials plan a film showing titled In Eminently Clean, presenting the benefits of cleaning up local sites. The special event aims to promote civic cleanliness and community effort in the town.
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Conde
Apri
Eumenily
Dividend payout updates from state bank liquidation
The Security State Bank in Leware announced a final dividend of 7.84 percent while the total paid since suspension reaches 52.84 percent. Liquidation termination was declared in an April filing by the state banking department.
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Chadron
Credita
Security State Bank
Leware
State Banking Department
Play at Halabird D unfolds at local hall
A farce comedy titled A Poor an was staged in Holabird five weeks ago with Royal Neighbors lodge members in attendance. The April 22 performance drew locals to the community hall for an evening of light entertainment as part of nearby town festivities.
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Halabird
Royal Neighbors
Holabird
Keck's Kornet Kids Invited to State Convent
A juvenile band from Onida known as Keck's Kornet Kids accepted an invitation to perform at the state convention of the Fire.
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Onida
Nepal
Aes Duvenile
Keck’s
Kornet Kids
Fieire
State school land collections report for quarter ending March 31
Pierre April 229. Collections by the department of School and public lands totaled 1,110,013.89 for the quarter ending March 31. Disbursements to state institutions totaled 112,208.62 for the three months. The balance goes to common schools for annual distribution. Details show funds from fines leasing deferred payment and interest on the permanent fund totaling the above amount with disbursements to State College of Agriculture and other state schools, including Home for Weevle Minded and School for the Blind, among others.
Horse In Road Cause On Federal Highway 142
April 22. A horse walked down the center of the road on Federal Highway 142 north of Wayland, causing an incident with Claude Sutton of Miller. Sutton’s car was damaged and the horse broke a leg. No ownership claim has been filed.
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Adlo Acctden Wayland
Claude Sutton
Miller
Harrold Forms New Parent Teachers Association
A newly organized Harrold Parent Teachers Association plans a membership drive. The chapter was formed last week with national organizer Mrs. Golden visiting to help establish the group and set future activities.
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Harrold
NEW Ac
Dinnae
Parent~Teachers Association
Golden
Expect 500 at Cond Geddes musical contest
About 500 contestants are expected for the regional high school musical contest to be held in this city on April 26 at the high school auditorium.
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Con Geddes
Teachers For Woonsocket Schools Name Teachers
Woonsocket April 22 The Woonsocket school board has chosen next years teaching staff with few changes. The positions assigned include superintendent Th L Crosswall principal E R Williamson and many teachers across grades and subjects such as Joan Hogan John Porter Ione Rabén Ferguson Alva H Thompson Frances Cisar Marie Mylan Teresa Brady Edna Forbes Ida Brewer Norma L Hoy and Etta Morse with the band and orchestra post still pending finalizing soon.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket School Board
Th. L. Crosswall
E. R. Williamson
Joan Hogan
John Porter
Ione Rabeén Ferguson
Alva H. Thompson
Frances Cisar
Hors
Marie Mylan
Teresa Brady
Edna Forbes
Ida Brewer
Norma L. Hoy
Etta, Morse
Turn Artesian Park Over To City's Care
Artesian, April 22. Local American Legion women's auxiliary, long maintaining Artesian tourist park, formally turned over park responsibilities to the city. They donated 70 to the swimming pool committee to aid summer maintenance and planned a new well tank near the pool. Members will continue welfare work.
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Artesian
Women's Auxiliary of
The
American Legion
Lake Preston Girl Who Was Missing Located in Texas
Lake Preston April 22 local reports confirm Miss Matton Smith daughter of Mrs. Tuvia Smith Lake Preston who vanished from her Chicago home three weeks ago has been found in Texas. She is employed there and indicated she will stay.
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Lake Preston
Matton Smith
Tuvia Smith
Chicago
Texas
Miss Smith
Laus
Groton Major Teaches School in Biweekly Meeting
Aberdeen and surrounding towns officers attended Groton session led by Major J. B. Dunn at his home. The course on Military Hygiene and First Aid was completed with a business meeting and a social hour, attendees listed include Majors Dunn Johnston Haston Berg, Captains Wallace Smith Egbert, Lieutenants Haynes Archer Wade McCarthy, Williams Swain and others.
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Groton
Ve A
Aberdeen
J. EB. Dunn
Graeton
J.B. Dunn
M. CG
Johnston
B. Haston
Paul Berg
Wallace
L. B. Smith
Ipswiten
Paul
Egbert
W. E. Haynes
Bart Archer
Relph Wade
Barnard
Faeul
EB McCarthy
Abberde
Tractors Sold and Horse Carloads Shipped from Agar
Dealers in Agar report 49 tractors sold on April 22 with Wissenson as the dealer. In contrast, nine carloads of horses were shipped from Agar to nearby markets. Lands cover hundreds of acres, reflecting active agricultural trade and farming scale.
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Agar Agar
Selt
Wissenson
Agar
Fragmentary note on farming and grain crops breakup
The fragment notes fields being broken up and sawed to flax and wheat. It mentions few farmers sow oats due to the demand for Tesser horse powers, reflecting agricultural shifts and crop choices in the period.
France Imagined as Evroy Try’s Sole Present Birthry Improvement
A garbled sentence hints at France as the only Evroy try with a current birthry improvement in gy wre. The text lacks clear names, places, or events to establish a concrete, reportable item.
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France
Evroy
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