Flowers At State Bloom All Summer
South Dakota gardeners can expect continuous bloom through summer as State College experts report weekly blossoms in the Brookings formal gardens. Maltese cross columbines and Canterbury bells are among those reflowering after pruning, with horticulture staff advising careful watering and peat mulch to protect rose roots. The garden draws visitors and serves as a test bed for plants suited to the local climate.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Maltese Cross
Columbines
Methodist Aid Social Set At Osceola Church
The second division of the Methodist Ladies Aid will host a social and Seth Parker program by Iroquois Wood youth at the Osceola church on Friday evening August 7. Tickets cover the program ice cream and cake. A prior division event drew a large crowd and raised funds.
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Methodist Aid
Osceola Osceola
Specia
Methodist Ladies Aid
Seth Parker
Iroquois
Wood
Aid
Bridge Club Hostess Mrs. John Haverstock Arts Evening
Aug 4 special report Mrs John Haverstock hosted a bridge party Friday evening with four tables of players. Score honors went to Mrs Archie Collins and Mrs Merrill Pangburn. Aubrey Fitzgerald, a guest, won a guest prize. Refreshments were served at the close.
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Haverstock Miller
John Haverstock
Archie Collins
Merrill Pangburn
Aubrey Fitzgerald
Haverstoce
Delegates Lead Young Peoples Assembly Services
In Gann Valley Yankton area seven youths led Sunday morning services for the Young Peoples Assembly attendees. Names include Roseanna Beelman Tania Burger Lloyd Kellog Chester Bye Lolita G Dorothy Krog and Jack Flathaway. A brief local weather note reports rain at Preston after three days of heat. In Preston a high school student Orville Larson suffered arm injuries when a bundle load rolled over him and he cannot work for the rest of summer.
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Assembly
Gaann Valley
Young Peoples Assembly
Yankton
Auctsr
Gann Valley
Duncan
Prinrie Chagel
Anina
Roseanna Beelmen
Tania Burger
Lloyd Kellog
Chester Bye
Lolita G. Dorothy Krog
Jack Flathaway
Lake
Preston
Orville Larsor
Twine Sales Decline at Lake Preston Market
Aug 4 reports show twine dealers selling only one fifth of last year’s season sales as farmers reduce use to save costs. Nearby, O P Coren takes postmaster duties at Miller, succeeding A C Schroeder after four years. QC Pierce takes over a Centerville gasoline station and will run it with Gunderson staying in the repair shop.
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Lake
Preston
P- Port
Miller
O. P. Corecorin
A.C. Schroeder
Lake Preston
Pierce
Centerville
Gunderson Palace
Gunderson
Bar Dice Games Lake Preston Crackdown Ends Dice Shaking
Fragmentary items report authorities banning dice games in bars and public places in Lake Preston. The rest of the text includes unrelated notes about a funeral in S D and various historical references, but the readable portion notes enforcement against dice shaking.
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Lake Preston
Garden Disease Control Tips for South Dakota Veggies
County agent Leonard Ladd urges gardeners to isolate diseased plants to halt spread and burn them. He notes healthy, well cared for plants resist infection and that Bordeaux mixture sprayed on plants prevents many fungal diseases.
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South Dakota
Leonard L. Ladd
Beadle County
Couunty
Ladd
Park Hotel operator breaks arm in fall at Lake Preston
Mrs. Mary Walker, operator of the Park Hotel, slipped in the basement area and broke both bones in the left forearm below the elbow. The 70 plus woman also bruised her hip and face and is resting comfortably at home.
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Fall Lake Preston
Mary Walker
Park Hotel
Tribute proposed at Wolsey for Howes postmaster general
City council last night discussed a plan to exclude a tribute to W. W. Howes acting United States postmaster general and former Wolsey resident. Action on the proposal was deferred pending a modeled fire department response. Howes is an honorary fire department member and a special meeting is expected to consider a memorial through the department, Mayor James Hagen said.
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Howes
Wolsey Wolsey
W. W. Howes
United States
Spink County closes gopher bounty program
July 31 marked the final payment date for gopher bounty in Spink County under a spring resolution. About 125,600 gophers were killed largely by bar rudiments with tails ransomed by the county auditor. Total payments reached $2,517.82. Only $16 was paid in wolf bounties. Awaiting claims may face disallowance during August review.
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Spink
Redfield
Spinkk County
Rainfall Reported Across Potter County
On the night of Aug. 1 Potter County saw varied rainfall with about one inch in the western part, three quarters of an inch in the north and south, and about one fourth inch in the central and east areas. The rain came with strong winds but caused no damage.
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Potter Gettysburg
Fotter County
Epworth League Delegates Return From Institute
Ray Wisher Curtis Rainy Quentan Benning Evelyn Spicer Carol Schroeder and Eileen Verdon returned Friday from Brookings where they attended the Epworth League Institute. They served as delegates from the Epworth League of the Methodist Church here.
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Institute
Injured Cranking Car Hurts Miss Frances Rich
Miss Frances Rich fractured wrist bones Sunday while attempting to crank a car. The bones were set and she will be unable to use her hand for some time.
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Lake Preston
Frances Rich
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