South Dakota Adopts Uniform Vehicle Law After Study
Sioux Falls April 23. The Uniform Motor Vehicle Act regulating highway operation, passed by the legislature, reflects more than five years of study by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. Mr Voorhees and state officials cited the act as vital for highway safety, noting Hoover’s push for uniform codes and the act's provisions on rules of the road, vehicle size and weight, structure, equipment, traffic signs, and a headlight law.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform Laws
Voorhees
State Bar Association
American Bar Association
Minneapolis
Philadelphia
Herbert Hoover
National Conference On
Street and Highway Safety
National Conference of Commissioners
Oes
Solivita seed inoculation questioned by experts
Brookings April 25 Professor J G Hutton of the State college department of agronomy said Solivita seed inoculation is unlikely to be worth the cost. Minnesota and U S Department of Agriculture tests found no yield gain or disease protection, while South Dakota tests were not conducted due to halted soil research funds.
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Brookings
South Yakota
J. G. Hutton
State College Department of Agronony
State College
South Dakota
Hilton
United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota Experiment Station
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Hutton
Department of Agriculture
Gann Valley Students Attend Huron Convention
At Gann Valley April 23 Prof. Roger Reid the Rev L Y Bennett and W E Lane led three carloads of boys from Gann Valley High to a convention in Huron. The group included Neal Vaughn Burt Wooledge Elmer Mentzer Herbert Mebius Leon Schmoli Roward Swartout Henry Frick Edwin Nelson Norman Fiste Bobby Menzie and Edward Rasmussen.
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Gans Valles
Roger Reid
L. Y. Bennett
W. E. Lane
Gann Valley High Sehngs
Hil
Huron
Boxa
Neal Vaughn
Burt Wooledge
Elmer Mentger
Herbert Mebius
Leon Schmoli
Roward Swartout
Henry Frick
Edwin Nelson
Norman Fiste
Bobby Menzie
Edward Rasmussen
Pierre Air Lines Names Chief Pilot For New School
April 23. Fred Hagenmayer of St. Louis will be the pilot and instructor for the newly organized Pierre Air Lines. Hagenmayer, who holds a transport pilot license, will fly actively for the Pierre company and will train students in the school planned there.
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Pierre
Fred Hagenmayer
St. Louis
Pierre Air Lines
Hagen, Amayer
Pierre Company
Thompson enters chicken business with 1030 young chicks
In Seslwess Valley on April 23 B A Thompson 13 miles northeast of Gaun Valley begins poultry farming. He received a consignment of 1030 young chicks from Friese patchery at Wolsey and equipped his farm with a modern shed and troughs to support poultry operations.
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Seslwess
B. A. Thompson
Kho
Gaun Valley
Friese
Wolsey
Thompson
Forfeiture Action Seeks Bonds on Verne Miller
Federal court began an action to forfeit $1,000 bonds of Verne Miller of Huron, a fugitive in a liquor case. Defendants named include Miller, GC C Fisher and Alvin Miller. Miller did not appear at the last term of court. Bert Jung of Emery pleaded guilty to selling liquor.
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Si0ua Naud
Apru Go
Verne Miler
Huron
Miller
GC. C. Fisher
Alvin Miller
Bert Jung
Emery
Beryllium Prospect in Black Hills Spark Interest
Rapid City report quotes J. P. Connally of the School of Mines predicting the Black Hills could become a major global source of beryllium if ore supply and industrial demand grow. The article explains beryllium’s lightness, strength, high melting point, and alloy potential with steel and aluminum, noting pegmatites in Keystone, Custer, Pringle, and nearby areas as ore sources.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
J. P. Connally
School of Mines
Conolly
Connolly
Bers
Heryl- Hum
Ji Uder
O. O'Harra
Prof
Keystone
Custer
Pringle
Tinton
Day County Wins Letter Contest at State Convention
Day County won first place in the state wide county newsletter contest announced by D C Mills executive secretary of the league. The competition covered three divisions including county superintendent chaired newsletters mimeograph and hectograph chapters. Turner County and Minnehaha County recipients followed in various divisions with multiple district honors listed.
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Heast
G. L
Taeterior
Turner County
Penning
Wton
Paticv
Gale Ridge Y. C. L
Egan_ and
Hartford
Minnehaha County
Paradise Valley
Jackson County
Plans for Virg il Play Day
Virg il April 28 plans for district play day take shape with kittenball and volleyball at 9 a m, high jump classes D at 10 19, broad jump 12 25, noon picnic, baseball throw 1 p m, dash, kittenball finals 12 30, relay at 2 43. Three places prize. five for kittenball volley. Curtis Magek supervises day. Earl Garner William Carroll V C Lina on committee. Gannon to start races.
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Virgil
Vlass D
Voll Ley
Curtis Magek
Earl Garnen
William Carrol
V. ¢. Lina
Gannon
Fisher
Magek
Carroll
Bolte
Sickles
Gina
Former Huron College Girl Married At Onida
Onida April 23. The wedding of Miss Ethel Kamrell and Fred Snyder has been announced. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Ram rell, owns Onida hotel and is a Huron college and Mankato Commercial College graduate. She worked at First State bank and was to be promoted. The groom, son of residents at Estelline, is to finish electrical engineering at State College Brookings and will move to Pittsburgh after commencement to join General Electric.
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Huron College
Onida Onida
Ethel Kamrell
Fred Snyder
Guy Ramrell
Onida
Mankato Commercial College
First State Bank
Estel Hae
Echool
State College
Brookings
Snyder
Pittsburgh, Pa
General Electric Company
Beys Jewelry Deal Adds Gettysburg Shop to Onida
April 23 special note says Harald McGinels who has led Abbott Drug store jewelry department buys Blacklee Jewelry shop of Gettysburg and will take possession this week.
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Beys Jewelry Store
Onida
Harald McGinels
Abbott Drug Store
Black-lee
Gettysburg
Yanki San to be staged by high school glee club
April 26 presentation of the Japanese operetta Yanki San by the local high school glee club will be directed by Miss Fern Harrington in the high school assembly room. In Pierre a May 7 meeting date for the state pardon board was announced by Secretary of State Gladys Pyle.
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High School Glee Club
Fern Harrington
Pierre
State Pardon Board
Gladys Pyle
Plowing for corn under way in rural areas
Special report notes April 3 as plowing time with corn fields started in country sections. Townspeople plant gardens and early potatoes. Pastures reported in good condition and alfalfa growing rapidly.
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Bonilla
Virgil High Paper Names New Editor In Chief
Virgil April 23. Georgia Dennison is now editor in chief of Iba Aeneid Virgil's high school paper. Other staff include Calvin Engel associate editor Carl Kludt business manager Harold Matske art editor Mise Mae Kelly faculty advisor Marion Mann Mercedes Heckelhaie Arthur Engel reporter.
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Virgil
Georgia Dennison
Iba
Aeneid
Calvin Engel
Carl Kludt
Harold Matske
Mise Mae Kelly
Marion Mann
Mercedes Heckenlahie
Arthur Engel
Chamberlain Wins Quad Track Meet in Chamberlain
Take Second Gann Valley April 3. Coach Helds sprinters took second place at a two quadrangular track meet in Chamberlain. Chamberlain won easily. Cacoma and Draper were the other schools entered in the meet.
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Gann Valley
Huadrangular
Chamberlain
Cacoma
Draper
Sedgwick Jett Enter Mayo Clinic for Examination
Rochester Minn April 23 Mrs W W Sedgwick sails to Rochester for Mayo clinic examination. Mrs E A Appleby and daughter Inez of Gann Valley went to Rochester a week ago and are receiving treatments there.
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Rochester Cann Valley
Sper
W. W. Sedgwick
Farm profit hinges on careful planning says Beresford study
A preliminary report from the State College farm economics department and the U S Department of Agriculture shows farm investment ranged from 426,670 to 163,323 with returns from 3 0 to 8 4 percent across sixteen Beresford area farms. Beef feeding, corn and oats, and pork production drive profits while high costs and low yields reduce earnings.
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Beresford
Union
Clay
Lincoln
State College Department of Farm Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Rogers
Farm Economes Department
Mgr. Rogers
Heuss
Enouga
Flor
Farmers at Gann Valley to Increase Alfalfa
GANN VALLEY April 23. The promise of a wet season has spurred farmers to boost alfalfa and clover acreage. A C Jensen, manager of the Reilley and Ballivan ranch, plans to plant at least 50 acres of alfalfa and 46 acres of kaffir as an experimental crop, aiming for abundant feed if moisture remains plentiful.
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Gann Valley
A. C. Jensen
Reilley and Ballivan
Kaftir
New Freight Rate Cuts On Berries From Arkansas Missouri
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders rate reductions on berries and grapes moving in carloads from Arkansas and Missouri to South Dakota. The South Dakota railroad board explains the application, citing specific cuts from Springfield Missouri and Rogers Arkansas to Yankton and other cities such as Huron Aberdeen and Watertown. The action follows a three year hearing prompted by complaints from receivers.
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Pierre
Interstate Commerce Commission
Arkansas
Missouri
South Dakota
South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Comeplaint
Springfield
Rogers
Yankton
Huron
Aberdeen
Watertown
Sargon relief praised by Canadian National engineer
L. H. Nicholson, locomotive engineer on the Canadian National railroad, reports relief from long suffering stomach issues after Sargon treatment. He cites digestion improvement, better sleep, renewed energy, and claims the pills gently aid constipation without forcing nature. Availability listed in Huron Hitchcock and Wessington drug outlets.
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L. H. Nicholson
Canadian National Railroad
iHarp
Fanl
Miso
Huron
Longstaff Drug Co
Cortier Drug Store
Hitchcock
D.C. Hobart
Wessington
JM McKay Bros
Cement freight rate cuts eyed for South Dakota plants
The South Dakota board seeks lower cement rates via the Interstate Commerce Commission. Proposals include reducing strawberries and grapes rates across central western points and aligning southwestern origin rates with Minnesota and Iowa benchmarks. The board plans to pursue the complaint at rapid city to Minneapolis and other intermediate points.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Mohwiuds
Chamberlain
Sioux City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rapid City
Atlesee
Kani City
Teva
Beterststoving Commission
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Daksta Ate
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California
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