South Dakota Readies World Fair Exhibit for Century of Progress
Pierre April 27 South Dakota plans to be ready by June 1 to participate in the Chicago World’s Fair with a meritorious state exhibit. Secretary of Agriculture Russell said funds permitting transport and setup of half ton displays to the Court of States are complete. He noted progress from department representatives Hardin and Cunningham after over two months in the field and that residents statewide contribute dozens of curios and a highway panorama. Work to fit the hall will begin once fundraising succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Cunningham
Départment of Agriculture
Russell
South Dakota
Firesteel Lake Bullhead Season Opens May First
Timber Lake Apr 27 Deputy game warden L C Bristol says the state game and fish commission will open Firesteel lake May 1 for bullhead fishing. Daily limit is 12 with no more than 12 in possession. Lakes at Ysabel and Trail City in northwestern South Dakota open July 5 with same limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timber Lake
L. C. Bristol
State Game and Fish Commission
Firesteel Lake
Ysabel
Trail City
South Dakota
Sneak Thieves Target Cars in Cavour
Sneak thieves stole rear tires from Otto Lather’s car on Monday evening in Cavour. Thieves removed the car cushion to hide the jack and have since taken other items from local garages. Footprints have been found and are being measured by residents to trace the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour Cavour
Otto Lather
Cavour
Lake Preston H S Selects Two Girls for Honors
Lake Preston high school's 1933 valedictory honors go to Frances Marquardt with a 99.31 average and Myrtle Garlock named salutatorian with 83.15. Francesa serves as senior class president and joins the band. Myrtle is active in dramatics and athletics, starring in the junior and senior plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Apt
Lake Presto High School
Beeen
Frances Marquardt
Myrtle Garlock
Francesa
Myrtle
Congregational Pastor Arrives At Highmore
The Congregational church in Highmore welcomed Miss Rhoda Dickenson of Minneapolis as the new pastor arriving late in the week. She has been engaged in Congregational state work in Minnesota and is a trained leader of young people specializing in religious drama. She organized the church youth for a local project at Sunday evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore Highmore
Sperial
Highmore
Rhoda Dickenson
Minneapolis
Miss Dickenson
Minnesota
Sioux Falls College Plans Junior Senior Banquet
Sioux Falls college junior class prepares for the annual junior senior banquet on May 10 at the Cataract hotel. George Downing of Ansley Nebraska leads the committee with Ruth Paxson as program chair and Jessie Catherine Miller as banquet chair.
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Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Webk
George Downing
Ansley
Neb
Downing
Program
Ruth Paxson
Jessie Catherine Miller
Requisitions Firearms In South Dakota Sheriff Office
State Sheriff Fred Milner has requisitioned 12 army rifles and one thousand rounds of ammunition for emergency use. The request went to the Seventh Corps area headquarters in Omaha via Adjutant General W A Hazle of South Dakota. Seniors To Give Play In Carthage High School theater hosts the senior class play Friday night May 18 titled The 18 Carat Boob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Fred Milner
Seventh Corps
Omaha
W. A. Hazle
South Dakota
Carthage
Carthage High School
Dailey To Lead Annual Wessington Springs Music Festival
Wessington Springs is hosting its third annual music festival on May 12 with guest director Dr L N Dailey of Yankton College overseeing the program. Schools from Miller Alpena Plankinton and Kinniball will perform in two sessions including band chorus and glee club, with about 250 musicians and an expected 1500 to 2000 audience members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington Springs
Conservatory of Music
Yankton College
Trade Relations Trend In D. D. Evident In Bulletin
BROOKINGS Apr 27 The trend of South Dakota town and country trade relations from 1901 to 1931 is described in a bulletin from the rural sociology department of State college. Prepared by Paul H. Landis the study notes cultural and geographical changes affecting rural and urban trade over the last 400 years. It covers changes in transportation and communication standards of living in farm and domestic economy reflected in merchandising enterprises.
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D. D
Brookings
South Dakota
Rural Sociology Department of
State College
Paul H. Landis
Small Grain Seeding Progress At Groton
Groton April 21 The seeding of small grains is nearly finished and plowing for corn is underway. Barley and oats acreage rising on many farms with a projected 10 percent drop in wheat. Corn area may grow modestly though several nearby farmers plant less due to poor corn returns in recent years. Winter wheat appears stressed by lack of moisture, with some re sowing into spring grains likely if rain comes soon.
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Groton
Miller Women's Club Installs New Officers
Miller Apr 21 Special Members of the Women's Club held an installation of officers after a 1 30 luncheon in the Presbyterian church. Mrs Mark Woodward opened the meeting. Newly elected president Mrs Carol Miller led the program with reports and entertainment. The officers installed were Vice president Mrs Earl Kindred Secretary Mrs L T Jarmuth Treasurer Mrs Art Cahalan and Corresponding Secretary Miss Adeline Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Women’s Club
Miller
Presbyterian Church
Carol Miller
Earl Kindred
L. T. Jarmuth
Art Cahalan
Adeline Edwards
Phyllis Woodward
J. L. Harbour
Five State College Students Win Honors
BROOKINGS Apr 27 Five students at State College earned perfect winter quarter grades to top the honor roll among 121 honorees. Named with perfect marks were Thomas Haggar Sioux Falls Charles Buck Winona Minn Normen Slater Watertown George Schaefer Brookings Merle Yelinek Canton. The list includes 84 men and 40 women with an average age about 16. Highest ranking by division include Buck Haggar and Yelinek pharmacy Schafer commerce Slater home economics Iola Salem Madison Minn agriculture Merle Vaughan De Smet engineering Leon Silberger Frederick Erling Walseth Clear Lake Harold Braun Wolsey. Division totals show engineering 21 home economics 19 pharmacy 14 general science 3 commerce 19 printing 4. Class tallies: seniors 48 juniors 34 sophomores 16 freshmen 41. Two were specials.
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Brookings
State College
Thomas Heggar
Sioux Falls
Charles Buck
Winona
Minn
Normen Slater
Watertown
George Schaefer
Merle Ye
Leon Silberger
Frederick
Erling Walseth
Clear Lake
Harold Braun
Wolsey
Rev Keithan to speak in Lake Preston week
The Rev Richard Keithan of Gann Valley will appear on several Lake Preston programs this week. He addresses the commercial club this evening, joins the 4 L sorority program Friday, attends a P T A meeting in the Lake Henry district, and preaches Sunday at the Congregational church for Rev R H Evans. Keithan, longtime India missionary, is familiar with Gandhi and Indian conditions, promising unusually insightful talks.
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Lake Preston
Keithan
Richard Keithan
Gann Vallie
Commercial Club
4-L. Soriety
Lake Henry
R. H. Evans
Congregational Church
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Thorson Visit From Akron Brings Akron Relatives to Highmore
Mr and Mrs Ed Thorson of Akron Town arrived for a few days with Highmore relatives. Mrs Thorson formerly Miss Ethel Gadd, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jasper Gadd of Highmore. The Thorsons were joined by Mrs Clyde Kinser of Akron who stayed with Dr and Mrs A A Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visip
Highmore Highmore
Ed Thorson
Akron
Highmore
Thorson
Ethel Gadd
Jasper Gadd
Thorsons
Clyde Kinser
A. A. Jordan
Brookings County Forms Wool Growers Association
Brookings county wool growers organized the Brookings County Wool Growers association with officers Jerry Jeffries president Bruce Hendricks vice president Leonard Ladd secretary treasurer and Leonard Hall Grant Johnson and B Tweet named to the board. The group voted to ship the 1933 crop through the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota which has a Brookings warehouse. Membership is open to any Brookings area wool grower and nearby counties.
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Brookings County
Srookings
Wool Growers Association
Jerry Jeffries
Bruce
Andrew Hexom
Heriricks
Minn
Leonard Ladd
Brookings
Leonard Hall
Grant Johnson
Hendricks
Volga
Cooperative Wool Growers of
South Dakota
Fox to Speak At Canova Diary Day Jubilee
Lawrence K Fox of Pierre will headline Canovas sixth annual Dairy Day and Golden Jubilee on June 1. He will cover the early history of the region as plans unfold for a full day of entertainment including a ball game street sports dances and other amusements. Old pioneers will receive special recognition during the program. Hyde County real estate transfers are listed with transfers involving Erastus Cornell Drake Ballard Company and Sunshine the specifics shown in the official abstractor notes.
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmer's
Fragmented land record mentioning State Farms and land parcels
A damaged OCR snippet lists parcels in Sec 14 Township 14 Range 71 and other lands. References include National Fidelity Life Insurance, Commissioner of Insurance, and various parcels in township and range notations with names such as Harris, J. M. Sleger, Van Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fidelity Life Ing [Co
Runa
National Fidelity Life Ins
Commissioner of Insurance
Harris
J. M. Sleger
van Camp
Hedition
Fourth Anniversary Observed by Preston Odd Fellows
Preston groups marked the 14th anniversary of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs with a joint event in the hall featuring a program of cornet solos piano duets violin and mandolin pieces readings and a concert address. About 125 guests attended and a social hour with lunch followed in the dining room.
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Lake Preston
Odd Fellows Order
Rebekahs
Od Fellows
Preston
Joinity. Hall
Nordhagen
Mildod
Dorothy Bantley
Oderaard
Eline
R. H
Delbert Bates
Final arrangements for Fau on May 10 at Yanketon College
Dr. L N Dailey head of Yanketon College Conservatory of Music completed plans for the opera Fau to be presented Wednesday evening May 10 by former members of the Chicago Civic Opera. They will be assisted by the college Mens and Womens clubs and the college symphony orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanketon
L. N. Dailey
Yanktin College Conservatory of Music
Chicago Civic Op
Jase Clubsi
Bulletin Lists 33 Courses for Summer Session at Eastern State Normal
Madison bulletin issued on April 27 announces four thousand copies mailed today at Eastern State Normal School. It lists 33 college courses to be offered in the first six weeks of the summer session from June 5 to July 14.
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Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Sumer
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Lake Preston H.S
Crosley
H. Fillmore
H. Fillsmore
New Dawn
Ed Russell
Guardsmen
F. H. Losey
R. B. Hall
Girls Glee Club
Call of Homie
Paul Ambrose
Amaryllis
Henry Ghys
Curly Headed Baby
G. H. Clut
Ald
Minz
U.S
U. S. Royal
Wilson- Barber Auto Co
NTT
Potter Drug & Chemi Corp
Mires
Geyerman
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