Yankton Dorm Nears Completion for Men at Yankton College
Yankton college moves toward occupancy of its new men’s dormitory valued at 108000, set to open September 7 alongside Forbes Hall of Science. The brick and stone three story building will house two men per room with baths, plus social and recreation spaces, as Yankton College plans a broad expansion including mergers and gifts.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Bulding
Forbes Hall of Science
Wate
Forbes
Redfield College
Fargo College
Wil Iso
Fannie B. Look
California
Ckase
Moor
G. W. Nash
George H. Richardson
Lead
Wm. Stearns Davis Library
College
Alice R. Kingsbury
Frank W. Forbes
Onida Club Plans Fair Exhibits at County Fair
Special from QONIDA describes Hartford township meeting at Mr and Mrs H L Brooking home. Extension Club outlined exhibit for the fair showing Christmas Gifts. 65 attendees heard Jesson demonstration on fig preparation for exhibition and enjoyed a kittenball game. Eva Marie Serbouek, six, celebrated with six candles. Club leaders are Mrs Forrest Byrum and Mrs Joe McGuire.
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Onida
Qonida
Farm Womens
Wirs. Hla. Brooking
Hartford Township
Brooking
Forrest Byrum
Joe McGuire
Pig Club
Jesson
Eva Marie Serboukek
Squab Industry Grows in Esmond Area
Esmond reports the squab trade expanding due to low farm prices and meager crops. A typical weekly shipment weighs about 300 pounds of dressed squabs sent to eastern markets, with returns suggesting the market is not overloaded.
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Esmond Esmond
Esmond Elevators Importing Grain For Fall Shipments
Due to feed shortages and limited carryover, Esmond elevators will load multiple grain shipments this fall and winter. The first three car loads have arrived and more cars are en route for distribution.
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Esmond
Former Raymond Man Plans Sale of Oil Well
C J Erling, once of Reymond and active in paving and graveling, also tied to a cattle ranch at South Shore, and residing near Sioux Falls, left for Texas reentry. He owns five natural gas wells and intends to sell the well, plans not fully stated in the fragment. He spends summers at Lake Kampeska, Watertown.
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Raymond
C. J.erling
Reymond
South Shore
Sioux Falls
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Texas
Premium list mailed for Sully County fair at Oneida
The premium list for the ninth annual Sully County fair was mailed this week to former patrons. The notice comes from Oneida with details of entries and prizes.
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Onida Oneida
Sully County Fair
Protest Light Plant Construction At Onida
A local group sought to block a light plant project in Onida. Judge Hughes issued a restraining order requested by the city counsel. A hearing is scheduled for August 2 to review the order.
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Onida
Wrdt
Hughes
Groton Farmers In the Midst Of Threshin
Groton Aug 12 Threshing is well under way in this vicinity with combines. Wheat yields run from 16 to 22 bushels per acre north of town while south yields are lower. Cereals like wheat varieties Cerea and Mindum show best returns. Oat and barley yield 20 to 30 bushels. corn fared badly in heat but north and east show better prospects. Potatoes fair. Second alfalfa cutting will be disappointing but recent showers revive pastures and aid stubble field growth for sheep from drought areas.
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Montana
Wool Market Shows Active Lower Grades with Firm Prices
Brookings report notes the wool market was moderately active last week with lower grades brisk and prices firm to slightly higher. Fleece wools 58's to finer qualities slowed, while 56's and 46's domestic wools rose. stronger demand for 48's to 50's and 56's clothing wools.
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Brookings
Territory
South Dakota
Boston
Shropshire
Hampshire
Guinness
Rain Slows Silo Filling and Haying in Sully County
In Onida Missouri? No, Onida is in Sully County. Rain halts silo filling and haying as farmers report delayed squaw corn and irregular grain in spots. Drought relief via moisture brings hope of greener pastures and better feed yields.
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Onida
Sully
Demands for info spur education department material
In Pierre on August 12 the state education department printed phiet designed to aid organization for a piece on the new state bar association to be appointed at the state convention in Rapid City August 20. Aberdeen will extend an invitation for the state bar convention in 1672.
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Young Citizens League
Pierre
State Department of Education Printing & Parphiet
State Ber Association
Rapid City
Aberdeen
State Pair horses on view for gelding grand championship
Pride, a 2360 pound horse, secured the gelding grand championship in the ex position. The reserve championship went to the horse pictured above. Both horses and their teammates will be shown at the State Pair next toonth.
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Grant Peldings
Pride
Toonth
Cancellation Of Township Taxes Would Save $2,000,000 In State
Pierre reports that canceling 1931 township tax levies in South Dakota could save about 2 million dollars. Tax records show levy totals by county, with Brown leading in 1930 at 130,320.67 dollars and Beadle second at 101,144.79. Attorney General Sharpe says electors may recall levies, requiring action before September 1 tax rolls. Police expand enforcement on all shifts focusing on traffic violations and related infractions in downtown areas.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Division of Taxation
Oral
M. Q. Sharpe
B. W. Baer
Yankton
Frank Biegelmeier
Sdomey
Sharpe
Brown County
Beadle County
Minnehaha
Aurore
Beadle
Bennett
Bon Homme
Brookings
Brown
Brule
Buffalo
Butte
Campbell
Charles Mix
Clark
Clay
Codington
Carson
Custer
Davison
Day
Deuel
Dewey
Douglas
Edmunds
Kingsbury
Fall River
Faulk
Grant
Gregory
Haakon
Hamlin
Hand
Hanson
Harding
Hughes
Hutchinson
Hyde
Jackson
Jerauld
Jones
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
Lyman
McCook
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Mellette
Miner
Moody
Pennington
Perkins
Peter
Hoberts
Sanborn
Spink
Stanley
Sully
Tripp
Tuer
Union
Walworth
Ziebach
Sugar Factory Plans Opening At Spearfish
Aug 12 report cites Black Hills sugar plant preparing to open. Season expected to yield 75 000 to 80 000 tons of beets amid drought, with high quality sugar. Beets and nearby Belle Fourche region crops described as fine. Molasses offered to stock feeders at 115 2 ton to supplement grain and alfalfa hay for marketing fattening stock.
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Black Hills
Spearfish Valley
Belle Fourche
Chicks To Feed On Dried Grasshoppers
In Chamberlain on August 12 farmers use grasshoppers as chicken feed. Insects are caught, sacked, sun dried, repacked and stored in a cool place for winter use. The method costs little and helps reduce pests while supplying feed.
Raymond Elevator Man Takes Job At Webster
Raymond Aug. 12 Special Mr and Mrs Frank Davis arrived in Raymond to pack household goods moved by A B Deethardt to Webster where the Davis family will live. Mr David was an agent for the Pacific Elevator Company while in Raymond and will work for the same company at Webster. He reports crops in the Webster vicinity are fair and competing with nearby areas.
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Raymond
Webster Raymond
Frank Davis
Raymorel
A. B. Deethardt
Webster
Davis
David
Pacific, Elevato Company
Sme
Baseball Pool Ticket Sale Stopped In S F BLOUX FALLS
Pool halls and other venues stopped selling baseball pool tickets this week in S F Bloux Falls. Officials say the action was voluntary with no general legal intervention. Public opinion against the pools influenced the stoppage as articles reported the monthly outlay of $1408.
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S. F
Bloux Falls
Puble
Poole
S. F. Declares War On Traffic Law Breakers
Sioux Falls motorists face a renewed, vigorous city campaign against traffic violations. Police Chief Guy E. Geelm orders strict enforcement and public notices to curb violations in the city, signaling a tough stance on motoring safety.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
EB Geelm
Lena Ploog Visits Thorp Home in Raymond
Mrs Lena Ploog of Lincoln Iowa arrives via Watertown where her niece Mrs HLS Thorp and family greet her She plans an extended visit at the Thorp home in Raymond during August 12 special report.
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Raymond Raymond
Lena Ploog
Lincoln
Watertown
Hls. Thorp
Shower honoring Mrs. Boul Lion at Aunt Hagers home
A shower was given on August 1 at the home of Mrs. A J Hagers to honor Mrs. Paul Boullon. Guests included family and friends who shared well wishes and gifts for the guest of honor.
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Paul Boullion
A. J. Hagers
Wheat cut for hay lowers market supply in Dakotas and Montana
Farmers Union Terminal association reports large acreages of wheat cut for hay in the Dakotas and Montana. Government estimates may overstate available wheat for marketing. Northwest rains aid late planted millets barley and oats, but forage conditions remain poor as farmers ship cattle except milk cows. Grasshopper damage noted across Aberdeen S D Bismarck Sheverne Grand Forks and Buxton North Dakota and many Minnesota areas.
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Paul
Dakotas
Montana
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Northwest
Aberdeen
S. D
Bismarck
Sheverne
Grand Forks
Buxton
North Dakota
Minnesota
Decrease in Hoboes Reported at Watertown
Watertown police chief William Olson says the number of transients passing through Watertown is not higher despite unemployment. Most are seeking work, cause little trouble, and camps lack the usual canned heat addicts. Residents help with meals, and complaints are rare as requests for food are polite and seldom unmet.
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Watertown Watertown
William Olson
Watertown
Lake Preston Band Concert In Rainy Street Show
Lake Preston high school band performed concert numbers on downtown Lake Preston streets on Saturday. Heavy Friday rain left poor country road conditions, reducing Saturday evening shoppers, but the concert featuring two overtures marches and salutes drew a good crowd.
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Lake Preston
Bosland Land Company Incorporated in Waubay
A new firm Bosland Land Company of Waubay is incorporated with $24000 capital stock. Directors are A T H Bosland and Eldon E Bosland of Waubay and Chelcie C Bosland of Providence BR. A separate Ontario ruling allows children to attend school barefoot.
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Pierre
Bosland Land Company
Waubay
A. T. H. Bosland
Eldon E. Bosland
Chelcie C. Bosland
Providence
Ontario
Canada
Lake Preston Prepares School For Opening On August 31
Lake Preston schools are ready for occupancy as the grade and high school buildings finish cleaning and repairs under building superintendent G. Forgaard. North grade rooms had plastering redone, manual training moved to the lunch room, and the high school manual training room converted to a lunchroom with kitchen facilities for country children who bring lunches. More students seek work for room and board, reflecting current economic conditions.
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Lake Preston
G. Forgaard
Boy Breaks Arm at Fahrenwald Station in Garage
Johnie Schleuer, son of Mr and Mrs August Schleuer, broke his arm just above the wrist after falling from a trapeze and striking the garage floor at Fahrenwalds filling stations where he was playing in Conde, August.
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Conde, Aug
Sc—Wieeiau
Johnie Schleuer
August Schleuer
Fahrenwald
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