Parade Features Annual Airfair Parade in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls hosts a four day Airfair September first through fourth with a daily parade on main streets. F G Bollinger leads parade planning and promises a novel display tracing transportation from ox cart to airplane, including replicas of ancient and modern vehicles and a horse drawn buggy.
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Sioux Falls
Mr. Bollinger
Edison
Abe
Asia
Africa
Neers
Rouger
Will Steet
Missouri agriculture leaders visit Mobridge for reception
Missouri agricultural leaders and a sightseeing party were hosted in Mobridge on Tuesday by South Dakota secretary of agriculture Frank O. Kriebs. The group, sponsored by a Missouri farm magazine, included Jewell Mayes and John F. Case and was ceremonially inducted into the Sioux tribe by reservation Indians before continuing their mobile tour toward Montana.
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Mobridge
Missouri
Frank 0. Kriebs
South Dakota
Missouri Farm
Jewell Mayes
John F. Case
Missouri Board of Agricultural Commissioners
Here
Kriehs
Mobidge Country
Montana
Alpena Minister on Road to Recovery After Accident
The Rev. Mr. Washburn of Alpena suffering a fractured skull in Salida during a vacation is reported to be recovering well. A letter from his wife says the attacker paid all hospital and doctor bills and offered further settlement if needed.
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Alpena
Sitceeks
Washburg
Alpea
Salid
Weshburn
Northern grads lead in South Dakota school posts
Aberdeen August 3. Twenty six of the 67 county school superintendents in South Dakota are graduates of Northern Normal, officials report after surveying graduates in teaching positions. Outside of teaching, the county superintendent role is particularly popular among Aberdeen normal graduates.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Echool
Norther Normal
Oil Promoter Pulls Fast One At Gann Valley
In Gann Valley a traveling oil promoter checked into the local hotel claiming rail interest backing and plans to prospect nearby. He enlisted George Bridge to scout sites, rented rooms for himself and five associates, then vanished before paying lodging and meals, prompting a sheriff inquiry.
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Gann Valley
Genn Valley
George Bridge
Case
Wolmomz
Miller
Anthrax Toll Hits Buffalo County Stockmen
In Buffalo county GANN VALLEY August, cattle losses due to an anthrax outbreak rise as hot weather continues. Bud Weisner reports eight head dead while WN. A. Krog Frank Minchovec and Stewart Brothers also suffer stock losses. Cattle are being vaccinated rapidly in the affected area.
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Buffalo County
Gann Valley
Bud Weisner
WN. A. Krog
Frank Minchovec
Stewart Brothers
Bancroft Barn Burns in Farm Fire
Bancroft August 9 special report describes a barn on the Matt Rupert farm burning down Thursday afternoon. Rupert sustained burns rescuing a team of horses as local engine and pump crews battled the flames to protect surrounding buildings. Officials speculate spontaneous combustion from freshly stored green hay caused the blaze.
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Bancroft
Bart
Matt Rupert
Rupert
Dallas Will Have 15 Blocks Gravel DALLAS
Dallas reports completion of graveling on seven blocks of main street bringing total gravelled blocks to fifteen. Seven blocks of federal highway through Dallas have been leveled with five inches of gravel, promising a firm surface with rain. Citizens contributed to funding, praising community spirit and improvements to the town.
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Dallas
Wessington Lions Elect Club Officers
The Wessington Lions elected officers at a recent meeting held in August. Rev. L H Black was reelected president. Henry Hanson was first vice president, McNeil second vice president, G C Der third vice president. Earl "Hobsahm: Tientamer Worley Andrews were named directors for one year. Tail twister Phil Freedman. The club enjoyed a banquet at the Rose Bowl Cafe after the election.
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Wessington Lions
Wessington
iSpeciab
Ligns
LH Black
Henry Hanson
McNeil
G. C. der
Irector
Earl “Hobsahm
Tientamer
Worley. Andrews
Phil Freedman
Car Crashes into Drug Store Injuring Sarcher and Starcher
In Wood Aug, Mr and Mrs Edwin Starcher were badly hurt when a car ran amuck and crashed into their drug store. Floyd Weed reportedly forgot to put the car in gear and cranked it, causing the vehicle to collide with the storefront and roll onto Mr Sarcher and Bill Starcher as bystanders, crowding them against the building.
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Edwin
Starcher
Floyd Weed
Mr. Sarcher
Bill Starcher
Weed
Gladys Pyle Not To Be Candidate
Pierre August 9 Miss Gladys L Pyle secretary of state is out of politics for the November election and speculation centers on whether she will run in 1932. Rumors link her to independent races for US senator and second district congressman. Nomination closings passed without a definite statement. Her May primary strength keeps her among central political figures, with no announced plans after January 1.
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Miss Pyle
Senate
Memor
W. H. Meets
We , Bulow
Warren E Green
D. A. McCullough
Green
South Dakota
Royal C Jcin
Congress
Crop Conditions Not Bad Gunderson Says
Former Gov Carl Gunderson expresses optimism about drought effects and farm yields. He cites threshing returns north of Plankinton with 134 acres of wheat averaging over 20 bushels above expected and 40 acres of oats yielding 48.7 bushels per acre, noting corn needs rain but not ruined if moisture comes soon.
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Mitchell
Ang
Carl Gunderson
Drouth
Igovernor
Plankinton
Gunerson
Many Expected For C E S Convention
Pierre plans for a large C E S convention with about 1500 attendees at the city auditorium for sessions and a second night pageant under Otto S Linstad. A reception at the state capitol and ritualistic program are on the schedule with Mary Noyes Farr honored for the silver anniversary. Ruth B Hippie and Paulli Noren oversee arrangements.
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S Pierre
Aeq
Capital City
Otto 5. Linstad
Pierre
State Capitol
Lucille M. Pontansky
Sturgis
Holdridge
Madison
Mary Noyes Farr
Ruth B. Hippie
Paulli. Noren
Art
Pierre Pokapter
Madison to fete golden anniversary in August
Madison plans a two day golden jubilee on August 28 and 29 to mark the 50th anniversary of its founding in its present location after 1880 when the railroad prompted the move. Living pioneers Charles Hergstreser A W Clark Charles Hertick and George Porter recall early days as residents are invited back. Special entertainment will be featured both days.
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Madison
Tocaton
Charles Hergstresser
A.W. Clark
Charles Hertick
George Porter
Pat
Lake Madison
Miller Pool Progress Report Nearing Finish
Miller's municipal swimming pool bonds approved earlier this summer will yield a concrete bottom instead of the originally planned watt design. Crete footings are being poured as workers press ahead, while H. H. Snoddy spent a day correcting bent steel reinforcements to fit the project requirements.
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Miller Pool
Miller
Crete
H. H. Snoddy
Automobile plunge sends occupants fleeing in Deadwood report
In Deadwood a car ran off a road as dust and blinding lights from passing cars hampered drivers. Sears described the scene as chaotic with occupants escaping the wreck. Meanwhile Misses Lorretta and Katherine Hunker traveled to Aberdeen Friday to attend the Ti-State fair and planned a short visit with their sister Mrs G P Stenson before returning.
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Deadwood
Aug
Sears
Misees Lorretta
Katherine Hunker
Aberdeen
G. P. Stenson
Sioux Falls Adds Five Instructors to College Faculty
Sioux Falls announces five new instructors joining the college faculty for the fall term starting September 2, with potential further additions later in the month. New hires include Margaret Collins of Western State College, Claire McGregor of Stanford, Myrtle Forsberg formerly at University of North Dakota, C. E. Friedland from University of North Dakota, and E. H. Forsberg of Sioux Falls. Administrative changes align with North Central Association requirements.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Pres. C. R.satiyast
Margaret Collins
Western State College
Gunnison
Colo
Claire McGregor
Stanford University
Myrtle Forsberg
University of North Dakota
C. E. Friedland
E. H. Forsberg
Sattgast
Forsbeim
Desa A. W. Fauquet
Department of Education
M. 3B. Martini
J. 5S. Machin
D. R. James
North Central Association of Schools and Colleges
First homegrown melons appear on Pierre streets
Pierre August 9 Special The first home grown melons were sold on the streets of Pierre yesterday by Peter Bos of DeGrey They were cantaloupes and honeydew The first watermelons are expected in about a week
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Pierre
Peter Bos
DeGrey
Agar Children Are Accident Victims Story
Two Agar boys suffered injuries this week in separate accidents. One boy was struck by a gravel truck after a toothpick lodged in his throat during a meal, triggering medical aid and a reportedly satisfactory recovery. The other boy, Kenneth Corkran, fired a revolver he believed unloaded, the bullet penetrating his right face.
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Agar
ONDA
Irs
Mike Smith
Kenneth Corkran
CanenuM CHLORIDE EXPLOSION INJURES FARMER IN IOWA
An Iowa farmer William Frank suffered burns to his legs after calcium chloride used on creeping jeans spilled and ignited when he lit his pipe two days later. The incident frightened his horse and caused injuries during a ranch work accident.
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Iowa
William Frank
Apple Trees Bloom Second Time at Salem
In Salem on August 9, apple trees at the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Pettit began blooming a second time this season. Mrs Pettit noticed a blossom on a tree outside her bedroom window and, upon closer inspection, found the trees were shedding blossoms again.
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Salem
Leon Pettit
Blooming Trees Rebound After Severe Frost
The article notes three wah ape nile trees in heavy frost that killed blossoms this spring, but now new leaves and blossoms are returning. Several others are already in bloom as the season advances.
Will Teach Near Polo Polo
Aug 9 Special Missem Belen Thompson and Hazel Meyers of Howard will teach in Spring township the coming year. Both young women are graduates of Eastern Normal at Madison.
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Missem Belen Thompson
Hazel Meyers
Howard
Spring Township
Eastern Normal
Madison
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