Water projects listed in South Dakota plans for federal works
South Dakota game and fish department lists 16 water conservation projects ready for fast construction if federal funds arrive, totaling about 3212000 dollars and 108600 labor days. Additional proposed sites include lakes and diversions across multiple counties with varying completion statuses and funding needs.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Game and Fish Department
Congress
O. H. Johnson
Johnson
Game Department
Reconstruction Finance Corporaion and
D. W. Spurks
Ihorers
Mobridge
Walworth Souinty
Ethan
Hanson County
Parkston
Hutchinson County
Menno
Hutchinson Court
Dallas
Trippe
FAO
Pierpont
Day County
Hughes
Harrisburg
Lincoln County
Mount City
Campbell
Wes
Clay
Powell
Haakon County
Rirbell
Brule County
Gann Valley
Artificia Lake
Buffalo
Lyman County
Mina
Brown County
Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
Otder
Wessington Lake
Wessington
Former Teacher At Onida Is Married
Mr and Mrs Guy Phares arrived to spend the week with Mr Phares parents Mrs and Mrs Charles Phares. They surprised friends by the announcement of their recent marriage. Mrs Phares was formerly Miss Loyce Flauireau a teacher in the Daida schools last year.
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Onida
Guy Phares
Phares
Charles Phares
Loyce You
Onida Field Day Set For Blaine School Grounds
The county superintendent Mrs Zelia B 2 announced Onida eleventh annual field day for Sully county schools at Blaine school. The program features foot races block races shot put broad jump baseball throws and jumping events with prizes awarded to rural and independent schools. Lincoln and Agar were last year’s rural and independent winners.
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Onida
Ans
Zelia B
Sully Stemty
Blaine
Lincoln
Agar
NEKED BY COM WOLSEY ACCIDENT HURTS COW
A young cow trampled by a team near Wolsey early this morning inflicted a broken bone on a horse named Fred. The horse was aided at the scene and is reportedly resting uncomfortably as Foxland Farm officials assess the situation.
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Wolsey
Fred
Forensic Stars Win at Jamestown Tourney
Northern State Teachers college in Aberdeen claims top honors as Marion Karrigan and Jean DeHaven win the first prize in women's debate at the Sioux Province Pi Kappa Delta meet in Jamestown North Dakota. Harvey Swenson of Aberdeen captures first in after-dinner speaking. Coach P J Harkness marks seven years at Northern with his teams near the top. Virgil Parker of Britton and Steven Keane of Aberdeen, both freshmen, place third in men's debate.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Jamestown
N. D
Marion Karrigan
Jean DeHaven
Karrigan
Northern
Miss DeFaven
Wessington
St. D
South Dakota
Easter
Augustan
Yankton
Morningside
Sioux Falls
Wesleyan
Harvey Swenson
Swenson
P. J. Harkness
Sioux Province
Harkness
Virgil Parker
Britton
S. D
Steven Keane
Wessington Seniors Stage Annual Play in Community Hall
The Wessington high school senior class presented the three act comedy drama George in a Jam in the community hall. A packed house greeted the amateurs who performed capably in their assigned parts. Miss Marie Linderholm directed the play.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
George
Marie Linderholm
Frankfort W R C Holds Meeting and Program
In Frankfort on April 25 the Women's Relief Corps held a business meeting followed by a program prepared by patriotic instructor Ella Hilkemeier. School children gave readings and Mars O J Haag played a piano solo. The April committee served Joneh at the close.
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Frankfort W. R. C
Frankfort
Women's Relief Corps
Ella Hilkemeier
Mars. O. J. Haag
Joneh
School Exhibit Held At Wayland County Fair Preparatory Show
An exhibit of school work and manual training from four Grand township districts was staged at the Wayland community hall. A large turnout viewed the displays and the top exhibits will advance to the May county exhibit in Miller. Esther Whittenberger, Pearl Ot the Thompson district, Nova Soren gon, Kastner school, and Emil Schock king led the project.
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Wayland Wayland
Grand Township
Miller
Esther Whittenberger
Otto
Pearl Ot
Bottle Returns Mystery To Dallas Youths Prank
Two Dallas boys Lowell Culver and Lewis Peabody set a note with their addresses in a bottle placed in the Missouri river north of Dallas. A year later the bottle surfaced again at the same river site with a name and address of a woman downstream. They wonder how the bottle traveled upstream a hundred miles. In Ames a birth is reported for Roy Collins and wife in Mitchell hospital to residents of Wessington Springs, the newborn Elden Wig. Ames also notes a lack of moisture during a chilly spell and farmers preparing to plant corn. Bob Jackson, a barber in Brentford, is said to have based his equipment on Mrs. B. Addison's renting.
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Botttle
Dallas
Lowell Culver
Lewis Peabody
Missouri
Cwritten
Ames
Roy Collina
K Mitchell Hospital
Col
Ling
Wessington Springs
Collins
Alice Pura
Eldenwig
Attend Convention Opens In Frankfort District News
Apr 23 Frankfort district news notes a group including Mr and Mrs O W Boub and Mrs F X lisme plus Jon Exnest Cooke and Mrs HL Stewart visiting the Hall past Miller. They attended the district 1 week while touring and visiting the American Legion cemetery. Graduation events and end of term exams are planned for May. Pleasant Valley reports an eight month school term ending last week.
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ISIT
Woley Frankfort
Sperial
Wolsey
O. W. Boub
F. X
Lisme
Jon
Exnest
Cooke
Stewart
Miller
American Legion
Pleasant Valley
South Dakota high school music contest praised by judges
Vermillion April 25 judges at the University of South Dakota praised the music quality at the South Dakota high school music contest held Thursday and Friday. Huntwell C. Rowland ranked Dakota high school musicians among the top in the region. Maurice J. Iverson noted marked improvement over last year, while Don C. Berry lauded Class C presentations. Florz Willman praised ensemble events.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Colorado
Kansas
Minnesota
North
Dakota
Huntwell C. Rowland
Maurice J. Iverson
Central High School
Sioux City
Don C. Berry
University of Nebraska
Florz Willman
Five Initiated Into Scabbard and Blade Honorary Group
Five second lieutenants in the ROTC cadet corps at the University of South Dakota were initiated into Scabbard and Blade, the honorary senior military society. New members include Kenneth Peter 300 Mission Hill Edwin Nelson Gen Valley George Green Sioux Falls Max Glassers Vermillion and Townsend ed.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Incb
Craig Shouse
Kenneth Peter
Mission Hill
Edwin Nelson
Genn Valley
George Green
Sioux Falls
Maxglassers Vermillion
Townsend
Relief Work Resumes in Wolsey Cleans Streets
Relief efforts resume in Wolsey with vacant lots alleys and streets being cleaned. Rubbish is hauled away or burned and some gravel is added to unfinished winter street patches.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Wolsey
Wolsey Pupils To Stage Molly the Jolly Operetta
Wolsey lower grades present Molly the Jolly operetta Friday at 8 in the high school auditorium. Margaret Thompson has the leading role as Molly.
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Wolsey
Molly the Jolly
Odack’ Sin
Margaret Thompson
Molly
Wessington PTA Names New Officers
At a Wessington P. T. A meeting officers were elected president Mrs. S. L. Shaw secretary Miss Viola Wakey treasurer Mrs. F. D. Fitch Plans were made for the annual school picnic to be held on the last day of school.
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Wessington P. T. A
Wessington
Wessington P. ‘T. A
S.l Shaw
Viola Wakey
F. D. Fitch
Donovan Affair Play Tonight At Wessington
The Rev. Mr. Schilling directs The Donovan Affair to be staged tonight at the Wessington community ball under St. Joseph's parish auspices. Cast includes youth from Biller St. Lawrence and Wessington. previously shown in Miller on April 18.
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Wessington
Mr. Schilling
Miller
Donovan
Biller
St. Lawrence
St. Joseph's Parish
May Queen candidates chosen at State college
Edith Smith of Huron joins Lillian Witt of Webster and Tavise Coffey of Brookings as nominees for the May Queen at State college All-College Day May 15. Final selection by vote April 25 with coronation night fete to follow in Coolidge Sylvan theatre.
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Edith Smith
Huron
Queen Brookings
State College
Lillian ‘Witt
Webster
Tavise Coffey
Brookings
Coolidge Sylvan Theatre
Lillian Holling Britton
Dorothy Watkins
Sturgis
Jariors
Helen’ Rice
Watertown
Marjorie Steele
Rapid City
Florence Oliver
Canton
Evelyn Innes
Opal Hanson
Highmore
Helen Johnson
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Large Attendance At School Meeting in Vermillion
Vermillion April 25 A two day principals meeting at the University of South Dakota drew between 60 and 75 principals. Sessions Friday and Saturday covered social science teaching by problem solving pupil study survey of secondary education circle roles and legislative impact. Dwight D Miller Watertown was elected president Theodore Wrage Madison vice president and J A Madson Springfield reelected secretary treasurer.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Wm. H. Fatenn
School of Education
Dwight D. Miller
Watertown
E. H. Kerstad
Mobridge
Unitel States
A. W. Kraushaar
Bierre
Cheedere Wrage
Madison
A. E
Mead, Flandreau
South Dekala
J. D. Weeks
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Association
Theodore Wrage
J. A. Madson
Springfield
Merry Workers Meet Ames Community Group
The Merry Workers club met Mrs. Louis Arbogast with a large attendance. Visitors included Mrs. Willian Arbogast daughter Mrs. Hans Hanson Mrs. Rogers Mrs. Blasey Maud McKinney and Karl Taylor. They quilted for Mrs. Arbogast. Next meeting with Mrs. O W Arbogast on Tuesday May 4. Rice reports a sow farrowing 22 live pigs a record. 12 of Jorge family remain.
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Merry Workers
Ames
Merry Workers Club
Louis Arbogast
Willian, Arbogast
Hans Hanson
Rogers
Blasey
Maud McKinney
Karl Taylor
Arbogast
W. Arbogast
Fanoly
Apr
H. B
Jorge
Permit Stopping Of Stock For Loading
The South Dakota railroad commission announced a rule allowing livestock shipments in transit to stop for loading at intermediate points, excluding public markets. A 24 per car charge applies. shipments must be from one consignor to one consignee, effective May 15. The change aids edible livestock and horse shipments, but not rates reduced to meet motor truck competition.
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Pierre
State Railroad Commission
Les
South Dakota
Consignor
Wolsey Aid Society Wall Meet Thursday
The missionary division of the Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs. C. I. K. Johnson Thursday, April 27, with Mrs. Benny Swartz, Mrs. Clarence Cotton, and Mrs. Joe Redman assisting. Mrs. FLOF Chenoweth will lead devotional hour and Mrs A. C. Bennes will be program leader on The American Indian and the foreign topic Missions.
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Wolsey Aid Society
Wolsey
Ladies Aid Society
Delegates Travel to Brookings for Presbytery Sessions
Mrs. R. F. Chenoweth and Mrs. F. W. James depart Wolsey early today for Brookings to attend presbytery sessions. Miss Fanny B. Mills and Mrs. Harry Nelson join from Bonntie. Nelson to drive. They plan to return Wednesday evening.
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Wolsey
R. F. Chenoweth
F. W. James
Fanny B. Mills
Harry Nelson
Brookings
Chenoweth
James Fom Bonntie
Nelson
Funds for Indian student tuition go to district funds
Pierre April 25. Morie received from the federal government for tuition of Indian children in South Dakota public schools must be placed in general funds of the school districts and paid out on warrants in order of presentation of registration, not restricted to teachers' salaries, opinion requested by State Auditor George O'Neill.
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Pierre
Morie
South Dakota
Attorney General
George O'Neill
Purchase Of Coupon Books Held M Legal
State statements say coupon books for gasoline and other commodities lack authority to set taxes or require permits. Attorney Walter Conway informs J W state director of purchase ruling rests on the absence of a tax or regulation permitting any state department to tax materials or supplies until actually delivered. Frankfort report notes incomplete details and references a marriage in a separate item.
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M Legal
Pierre
Walter Conway
J. W. With
Purch
State Department
Library meeting set for Yankton in November
Pierre April 2 4 The 193 meeting of the South Dakota Library association will be at Yankton some time in November latest bulletin of the library department says Directors of the association will choose the exact date later.
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Pierre
Apr
South Dakota
Yankton
Association
Middle Age Has No Terrors Now Woman’s Relief Claim
A woman in New York era claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her menopause symptoms. She says headaches and dizziness, lasting days, disappeared after using the remedy and encourages others to publish her letter.
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Mia
Stewart Foukes
Palace Ants
Hintole
New York
Esa
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Fred Mann
Spiul
Mellette
Todge
Aberdeen ‘Shrine
O. J. Haag
Mmes
R. RB. Drayer
C. L. Adams
Vern Leckner
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Morley
Ray Wiles
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Suditerium
Lamgstaff Drug’ Company
Frankfort Frankfort
Henrietta Esser
Chris Esser
Norh
Zell
I Fort Catholic Church
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Jungwith
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Portsmouth
Ohio
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