Aviators to Get Radio Weather Reports for All Routes
The Weather becomes a key topic as the Commerce Department plans a nationwide radio system for aviators to check weather along routes. Regular radio weather reports will guide flights from hopoff to destination, with regulations requiring radio sets on passenger planes and specific gear for different passenger counts. Captain F C Hingsburg notes 62 air transport companies fly on schedules covering 40,000 miles daily in the United States, with 27 carrying mail over lit routes and 15,000 miles flown nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Cleveland
New York
Commerce Department
United States
F. C. Hingsburg
Airways Division
Department
Civil
Hingsburg
State Highway Commission May Fund City Road Projects
In Vermillion on April 27 the Attorney General, M Q Sharpe, holds the state highway commission may participate in constructing roads or parts within city limits that connect or complete the most direct route of a state aid road. The opinion states the commission may fund roads on the county system inside large cities if the trunk system is fully built and the project ties to a state aid route, and that state funds are not restricted by federal highway acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
State‘highway Commission
State Highway Commission
Acts of Congress
Bureau of Public Roads
Shelves Cut Mileage For Vale Farm Woman
Belle Fourche, April 27. Mrs. Jess Geers of Vale reduced her daily kitchen mileage from 7 1 7 miles to 2 1 4 miles after spending 2 25 on shelves. The Make Kitchen Work Easter project and home extension service aided the adjustment to place tasks nearer her work center, using a pedometer to measure the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Belle Fourche
Jess Gears
Jar
Della Hinkley
Butte
Fragmentary note on purchases and shelf placement
A partial OCR fragment mentions an expense of 2.25 dollars for items and notes shelves for placing smaller utensils. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable individuals or organizations.
De Smet Paper Gives Trees To Schools
The De Smet News announces a beautification program in Kingsbury county by presenting large May Day trees to rural schools. The trees will be planted at an early date and are provided through the paper's rural school news department.
Less Tuberculosis Found in Market Hogs in Sioux City
Sioux City reports show only 5.4 percent of hogs from accredited counties had tuberculosis in January through March 1929, the lowest in 17 years at the market. Cattle tuberculosis also fell, with 14 percent of cattle slaughtered under government supervision testing positive, reflecting a broad decline due to organized eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Livestock Commissioner
Commissioné
Sion
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Vermillion graduate to join Dartmouth as biology instructor
George A. Smith of Vermillion, a University of South Dakota zoology graduate and master’s candidate, will accept a biology instructor post at Dartmouth College. The move follows his notable study on the food of minnows in South Dakota and his prior work as a student assistant and graduate assistant at USD. His past includes Bowling Green and Iowa as part of his education and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Smith
University of
South Dakota
Dart Hough
Equalit
EL PL Churchill
Smith
Dartmouth
University of South Dakota
Western Kentucky Teachers College
Bowling Green
University of Iowa
T. Smith
Steoleiel Arts
Western Kentucky Teachers ‘College
Gravel Stretch Plans In Potter County Put Under Study
GETTYSBURG April 27 Special Highway 212 from Gettysburg west to join gravel east of the Forest City bridge about 19 miles is slated for graveling in Hotter county. The next gravel setting includes Highway 83 from its intersection with 212 five miles west of Gettysburg to the Sully county line with gravel to Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Gettysburg
Forest City Bridge
State Highway Commission
Hotter’ County
Frank G. Fisher
Pierre
Intodentaan
Frankfort High School Banquet Set For April 30
The junior class of Frankfort High School will host a banquet for the senior class at the C. A. Bahde home on Tuesday April 30 at 6 30 p m The event marks a festive close to the school year and is one of the year’s most enjoyable occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Frankfort High School
C. A. Bahde
Frankfort High Plays The Arrival of Kitty May 8
The Frankfort high school's senior class presents The Arrival of Kitty on Friday May 8. Cast includes Robbie Baxter Arthur Weiner William Winkler Walter Johnson Mr Tinglepaugh Morris Lang Sam James Henderschatt Benjamin More Rolland Wranz Jane Widna White Jane Aulalia Robinson Nilty Mary Cingon.
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Frankfort
Frankfort ‘High School
Kitty
Robbie Baxter
Arthur Weiner
William
Winkler
Walter Johnson
Mr. Tinglepaugh
Morris Lang
Sam
James Henderschatt
Benjamin “More
Yankton College Announces 47th Commencement Schedule
Yankton college plans its 47th commencement June 9 to 12 with 74 graduates from arts, normal music, and education programs. Baccalaureate at Congregational church features Rev. Harold J. Stratton. June 10 awards capstone music degrees and evening commencement ceremonies. John A. Witch delivers address. President G W Nash outlines next year.
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Yankton
Yankton ‘College
C. W. Nash
Avith
Conservatory
Congregational Church
Harold J. Stratton
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Worcester
Mass
Conservatory of Music
Dts
John A. Witch
School of Social “Work
New York
Guy
Fitch
United States
G. W. Nash
Five Counties Hold Club Camp in Auhbin
Five counties Dewey Campbell Walworth Corson coordinate a 4-H club camp in Auhbin from June 12 to 15. Leonard Noble Corson County Extension Agent announces plans focusing on poultry livestock weed identification carpentry and crops production. A girls program led by Mabel Rockhill Beulah Rodgers and Alice Luke includes a fishing trip moving pictures and stunt night. County agents Noble McCullough Lippert Schaub and Orvis oversee logistics activities and sports.
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Anileboys
Dewey
Tampbell
Walworth
Cerson
Leonard Noble
Corson County Extension
Mobridge
Ct Ae A
Mabel Rockhill
Westover
Buelah Rodgers
Extension Service
Alice Luke
State Callege
Moving Pictures
Noble
H.D. McCullough
Dewey County
L.C. Lipnert
Walforth County
Benjamin Schaub
Campbell County
C. B Orvis
Perkins County
Gettysburg Grain Elevator Sold to Local Investors
The Atlas Elevate of Gettysburg was purchased by Chadsey J H Williams and John I Schoo all of Gettysburg. Adolph Moritz of Redfield, the company's auditor, handled the deal. Possession will be taken June 15 and the operation will run as The Home Grain Company under Chadsey's active management.
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Gettysburg
Apri
Atlas
Chadsey
J.H Williams
John I. Schoo
Adolph Moritz
Redfield
M Chadsey
Actives
Grain Company
Allas
Ling Company
Pierre Club Considers Dairy Project Plan
The Pierre dairy club proposes adding two to four cows per farm with sellers funding the cost. Farmers would pay ten percent interest until ownership, six percent to the lender and four percent to a losses fund. The plan avoids overburdening new farmers and widens investor participation for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Pierre’. Commercial ‘Club
South Dakota High School Debating League Picks Hydro Electric Debate Topic
Members of the South Dakota High School Debating League voted to adopt the Missouri River hydro electric plant issue for next year's state debate. The selection followed a March university campus tournament where six topics were approved and narrowed from twelve district champion teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
South Dakota
Missouri
League
Congress
Club Plans Party at Mrs Reynolds Home
The Pass-lime club of Lodi township held a Saturday gathering at Mrs Mack Reynolds home in Frankfort. The event was a surprise to Mrs Reynolds and described as very enjoyable by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Te Pass-lime Club
Lodi Township
Mack. Reynolds
Women Honor Guest at Dainty Club Lunch
Club members served a dainty luncheon for the guest of honor and presented a nice elft before the women departed for home. Mrs. Reynolds expects to leave this community soon.
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Reynolds
Mellette Girls Set Friday Play With Dance Interlude
Mellette community activates a Friday May 8 performance of A Hole in the Fence in the high school auditorium. Ten year old Dona Hart of Kuron will entertain between acts with clever dances. Proceeds fund summer camp travel for Mellette Jink Reserve members and a Y W C A camp rep to Lake Geneva.
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Mellette
Dona Hart
Kuron
Dona ‘Hart
Lluron
Huron
Mellette Jink
Virginia Gotaas
Dorothy Musch
Reefina Blake
Angeline Gilman
Gwoneth Baerd
Iuch
Francis Luke
Mother Barr
Lale Geneva
Marriage of Mellette Woman Reported in Seattle Ceremony
Word reached Mellette of the marriage of Miss Rachael Stephans formerly of Mellette to O P Qline an officer in the navy at Seattle Washington on Saturday evening April 13 The ceremony was held at the First Methodist church in Seattle with attendance noted by local observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellopt
Mellette
Rachael Stephans
O. P. Qline
Navy
Seattle
Wash
First Methodist Church of
Abunt
Wedding at church marked by showers and bridal party
Fifty guests attended a church wedding with a beautiful ceremony and showers. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stephens, is well known here and in Aberdeen. The bridal party honored the couple after the ceremony. The couple will honeymoon in Vancouver aboard a barge, and the bride leaves that evening for the trip.
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Uhe Choir
Miss Stephens
van Couver
Boc
Myo
William Stephend
Aberdeen
Omy Foyer
Optometrists State Tax Support for Educational Standards
The Optometrists of this State voluntarily taxed themselves to fund advanced Educational Standards. In the year 27 the Legislature raised the Animal License fee from 300 to 15 dollars, enabling optometrists to hire West talent for clinical work and secure the best services.
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South Dakota Association of Optometrists
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Highway Commission
de Smet
T.B
U.grad
Costain
Musica
Platea
Hagman
Mgr
B. B
Paula
Florence Howard
U.N. Malmborg Thstriet
Lampe Bldg
Royal Hotel
Union Bond
Mortgage CO
A.M. Haskell
R.geiger
Alford Optometrist
Dak
Mellette Girls
Farmer's Cooperative Association
Optometrists
Hudson Essex Challengers
Essex
H. M. C. Purchouse Tan
Hudson
Sadate
Cheomitun
Pesa
Conps Phaeton” Coune
J. W. Huntimer Auto Company
Second St
Madison, S. D
Soe
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