Monument Dedication Honors Sioux and World War Veterans
Cheyenne Agency hosts an August dedication for a granite monument honoring Sioux chiefs and World War veterans. A multi day event features dances, parades, Indian games, and speakers including Gov. Green, Senator Norbeck, and Congressman Williamson, with ceremonies led by both Indian and white groups.
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Cheyenne Agency
Long Madan
Ned Four Bear
Black Spotted Horse
B Beart
Joseph Dupcee
Henry Rattle
Moses Chown
David Larrabee
Warren KE. Green
Roy Nash
Department of Indian Affaire
Quorge Puder
Tumber Lake
American Legion
Joseph Waarler
W. F. Dickens
Reservalbum
Peter Norbeck
Willian Williamson
Cheyenme Apomey
Cettysburg
Agency
Indien Parad
Postal Carrier Change Is Made At Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls reports a change in carrier service adding 72 households to the city mall route. The extension of routes was implemented to handle the extra homes and ensure coverage.
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Sioux Falls
Sour Falls
Sioux Fall City Mall
Aberdeen A. Largey Secures Jobs Across Communities
Ambitious program in Aberdeen aims to place many residents in connected work. Officials announce broad job outreach spanning multiple neighborhoods and sectors to reduce unemployment and boost local economy.
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Aberdeen A. Lageasy
Yale Teachers Lead South Dakota Education Association Enrollment
Yale teachers in South Dakota report full membership in the state education association for the current year. The Sioux Falls HQ release notes Yale, South Dakota Delta area teachers as completing enrollment.
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Gt Falls
Wheat stocks rise in Dakotas and U S as July estimates released
In 1932 COMINGS reports July 1 wheat in South Dakota mills and elevators at 144 908 bushels, 3 percent above the five year average. Across the Dakotas Minnesota and Montana stocks total 5 173 090 bushels, slightly under last year. U S stocks reach 4 817 000 bushels, up 38 percent from last year and 22 percent above the five year average.
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South Dakota
Boruin
Deta
Dakotas
Minaressia
United States
Timber Lake May Get New Creamery
Ole Lee Learmore of North Dakota plans a creamery at Timber Lake after inspecting local dairying prospects. He toured the area and was assured sufficient cream production to sustain a creamery here, signaling a future facility.
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Ole Lee Learmore
Theies
North Dakota
Sid
Farmer Loses Arm In Combine Mishap
ST. LAWRENCE August 11 Special Pete Nelson a farmer from Ohio township is in serious condition at Miller Hospital after his right hand was caught in a combine chain drive ten days ago. Two fingers were torn off and the arm was badly escalated. amputation became necessary as the elbow was shattered in a prior accident years ago.
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ST. Lawrence
Pete Nelson
Ohio Township
Miller Hospital
Nelen
Grounding Fence Wires Urged to Save Livestock
A Weather Bureau specialist urges grounding fence wires at intervals near metal posts to prevent lightning deaths. Suggested methods include driving galvanised iron pipes into the ground beside wooden posts and securing them with clamps.
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Ataare
United States Weather Bureau
West River Farm Holiday Penney Activities Planned
Aug 1. West River Farmers Association schedules holiday events and community activities. Details are limited in the fragment but indicate a local agricultural showcase with plans for children and families to attend.
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West River
Piedmont Land Brings Unusually High Price
Realty auction at Piedmont drew strong interest as land parcels fetched unusually high bids. Local brokers cited demand from developers and farmers, with multiple bidders circling for prime tracts along the river.
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Piédmont
Highway Work Is Finished In Hills Ang Contussmpan Migh
The completion of highway repairs in Hills Ang is announced by the contractor. Local officials note improved traffic flow and safety following the project’s end.
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Hills
Ang
State Commission To Outline Hunting Laws
Pierre August 11 The dates and regulation for South Dakota pheasant and grouse hunting season this fall will be decided upon by the state game and fish commission. Details to be set soon. season expected to run about three days.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Sedams Hold Reunion at St Lawrence Grove
The Sedams gathered at St Lawrence Grove for a family reunion with six of 21 living Sedam children and their spouses attending. Mr and Mrs R T Sedam, long-time residents, were noted in the event as part of the family history. Howard B Sedam and relatives from Flowren along with Miller Keen traveled from California after summer visits with two daughters Mire Foul Kzenig and Mes Hoary Meter.
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St. Lawrence Grove
Lawrence, Aue
Ae Bebe
St Laverne Grove
Generits
R. T. Sedem
Spit
Tsa
Sedam
Bin
Wess
Howard B. Sedam
Flowren
Fred An
Lucy
Miller
California
Mire Foul Kzenig
Mes Hoary Meter
Black Stem Rust Damage Is Small in South Dakota
Brookings reports little if any damage from black stem rust to small grain crops statewide this year. R C Bulger says oats and wheat fields show some stem rust at harvest but losses were minimal due to barberry eradication efforts. The rust spread is reduced as over 134 thousand barberry bushes have been destroyed statewide aiding control.
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Brookings
R. C. Bulger
South Dakota
Berberry
Dekota
Farm Hands Quell Levee Blaze With Help From Morgan
A farmer and Gust Morgan fought a fire near a levee and saved the combine. They extinguished the blaze with no property damage aside from two burned wires in the engine.
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Farmer
Gust Morgan
Combine
Hog House Destroyed By Fire On Mellette Farm
A hog house on Ben Fischbach’s Mellette, August 11, burned rapidly after an attempt to extinguish the flames. A younger son fled to summon his father while Billie received burns lighting the fire. The Mellette fire department arrived too late to save the structure.
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Meliette
Mellatte
Howe
Ben Fischbach
Billie
Miet- Lotie
Wheat Field Fire Destroys Prime County Stand
GANN VALLEY August 11 A special report describes a seven acre wheat field owned by J Q Anderson being burned by fire with damages under investigation and the crop noted as one of the county's best. Local weather and wind conditions were being assessed to determine the cause.
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Gann Valley
J.Q
Anderson
Mitchell Claims Meanest Man In The Whole World
Aug 11 Mitchell reports a man robbed a 10 year old boy of his postcard earnings. A passerby grabbed the money and fled. police later detained a suspect who the boy identified but released him.
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Mitchell
Hig Cévivanion
Yuletide Gift Tales From Congo Mission Field
A church party gathered to collect Christmas gifts for Africa, with bundles wrapped tightly and waterproofed. Missionaries shared how recipient locals value simple items, safety pins becoming a necklace for a native chief, and bits of jewelry and trinkets delight the Congo region families.
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Congo
Africa
Preparations Underway for Hughes County Fair
Hughes county fair board accelerates plans for September 12 13 with good harvest outlook after July drought. Gardens and crops were damaged but steady progress signals a strong display at the upcoming fair. In Gann Valley R C Schmidt has purchased the C Swartout Co blacksmith shop and will assume operations immediately with the Schmidt family remaining in Faulleton.
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Blunt
Hughes County Fair Board
Belield
Gann Valley
R. C. Schmidt
Fivelkion
C. ©. Swartout
Women of Rising Sun honor visiting members in Blunt
Women of Rising Sun chapter O. E. S. held a social at the hall honoring two visiting members Mrs. W. Garrett of Eugene Oregon and Mrs. Edith Brumfield of Texas. They were guests of Blunt and Pierre relatives including Mrs. Mer ver and Mrs. C. Ffigeins.
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Blaunt
Women of
Rising Sun
Blunt
W. & Garrett
Eugens, Ore
Merver
Edith Brumfield
Texas
C. Ffigeins
Pierre
Many Birds Die In Sioux Falls Storm
A heavy loss of bird life was reported from Sioux Falls after a week’s cloudburst and hail storm. Residents cared for injured birds with several people bringing birds indoors for treatment as the storm passed.
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Siux Falls
Sioux Falls
A. Swhile
Bridge party entertains four tables at Kozel home
Mrs Roy al Kozel hosted a four table bridge gathering with refreshments served at the close of the afternoon. Opcap Pat Cheney returned to North Danod after a visit at his parents home and will work on a graveling project with brother Devore Wolsey plans.
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Royal Kozel
N. D. Wolsey
Opcap
Pat Cheney
North Danoda
Devore
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