Farmers Seek Feeder Lambs in Eastern South Dakota
Brookings reports rising inquiries from farmers to the State College extension service on securing feeder lambs for finishing in eastern South Dakota. The South Dakota Livestock Marketing Association offers two contracts: one where the grower shares profits and the feeder gains ownership, and a second where ownership stays with the grower with transport and trading handled by the feeder.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
A. M. Eberle
Scherie
South Datta
Eberle
Tee
South Dakota Livestock Marketing Association
Esist
Shortage Of Funds Delays State Highway Work
In Gann Valley South Dakota Aug. Special notes a delay on federal state highway 01 from Fi fShompson to Chamberlain due to right of way fund controversy. Buffalo county commissioners authorized warrants for the right of way but the county treasurer refused payment for lack of a special appropriation. The county argues it is not obligated to buy the right of way since the road is not part of the state trunk system.
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Gann Valley
Fi fShompson
Chamberlain
State Highway Commission
Buffalo County
Tas
Quartier
Bryant To Stage Big Celebration
Bryant on August 6 will host a strands theater show and an evening city hall dance as part of a large community celebration. Local residents and visitors are invited to attend the events at the Strand theater and the city hall.
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Bryant
Strand Theater
Hell
Augustana Choir Plans Westward Tour This Winter
The Augustana college choir of Sioux Falls plans a February tour through the Black Hills and along the route to Pierre and Chamberlain. Manager J Harvey reports a week in the Black Hills and a week en route with potential student attendance from the region. Dr Carl R Youngdahl notes several local youths may join the choir, drawn by the strong music program and college accreditation.
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Augustana Choir
Sioux Falls
Augustana College Choir of
Black Hills
J. of. Harvey
Harvey
Hilix
Black’ ‘Hills
Pierte
Sstate
Chamberlain
Harvey Ang
Carl R. Youngdahl
Fiat A
Augustana
Youngilshi
Augustana College enrollment expected to hold rise likely
SIGNS from Augustana college indicate freshmen registration for the new college year will not dip below last year and may rise. Stronger tendency seen for Sioux Falls and South Dakota students to attend college locally at home during the coming year as extensive preparations continue for the September 5 registration.
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Augustana
Sigux Falls
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Kehm Dedicates New Memorial At Scotland
Watertown reports Harry C. Kehm newly elected commander of the South Dakota American Legion dedicates a new mercial building at Scotland. The structure costs about $3,000 and is fully paid for. A cement and pebble railing is a notable feature of the memorial.
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Kehm
Scotland Watertown
Harry C. Kehm
South Dakota
Department of the American Legion
State College Plans Exhibit at State Fair South Dakota
State College announces a September exhibit at the State Fair featuring grasshoppers and anthrax from the entomology and veterinary departments. Other displays include hopper resistant crops, home made pallet houses, cooperative marketing, Sire Exchange Days, and cericulture showcases, with the exhibit located in Agricultural hall.
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Brookings
South Dakota Siate College
AL. L. Ford
The
Extension Service
South Dakota
Agronomy
Ureder
C. Lipp
Eervices
Ely
Agricultural Hall
Friends
Ford
Iice
Prohibition Talk At Alpena By Rev Washburn
Rev. Washburn spoke at the Methodist church on the prohibition issue before the election. He urged choosing dry representatives and senators over the presidency, noting Congress makes laws. He reviewed the topic from multiple angles, warning against misleading statements.
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Alpena Alpena
EB. Washburn
Methodist Church
Congress
Washburn
Wardens Appointed for Upcoming Hunting Season
Johnson Pierar August 3 announces South Dakota Game and Fish hires for fall pheasant and waterfowl season. Wardens join September 1 to December 1, including RC Young Murdo Frank Schuknecht Henry Heeve Milbenk EH White Castlewood A W Bartels Gary and W O Biles Vermillion.
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Johnson Pierar
C. H. Jolinaen
South Dexota
Game and Fish Commission
RC. Young
Murdo
Frank Schuknecht
Parker
Henry Heeve
Huron Transfer Firm Among Incorporators
Huron Transfer company incorporated without capital stock by Ed Marthe sod will oversee service. Monday school scheduled for 16 a.m. Prayer meeting tonight at 3 o'clock. A portion of the congregation will tee bridge Sept. 4 after the perssing serv.
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Huron Transfer
Pierre, Avg
Huron Transfer Company
Ed. Marthe Sod
Spokane Mine Eyes Resumption Amid Encouraging Outlook
Keystone Aug 3 The Spokane River and lead mine may resume with complete electrification planned before mining restarts. Officers Fernading Price and Eu gen arrive from Dayton with praise for workers and cooperation. The mine, once employing 150 men, is noted for rich silver lead and gold values, facing past management and financing issues.
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Spokane
Keystone
Spokane River
T. A. Fernading
H. E. Price
C. W. Eugen
Dayton, O
Fermeding
Price
Dayton
Ellson
Fernading
Black Hills
Young Sioux Falls Boy Sues For 5000 Damages
A one year old, Charles Roy McNabb of Sioux Falls, sues Standard Oil Company of Indiana for 5000 dollars. He alleges injuries from a fall from a grease rack at a company station. The complaint cites negligence but provides few details.
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Youngster
Sioux Falls
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Charles Roy McNabb
Plan Improvements On Bonesteel to Winner Road
Colome August 5 Word was received that work will begin immediately on crowning and oil surfacing of federal highway No 18 from Bonesteel through Colome to Winner Crews start at the Bonesteel end and will move westward as weather allows Much of the work aims to be done this fall with a possible finish before winter season benefiting hundreds of motorists
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Colome
Bonesteel
Winner
Hike to Alpena by two girls ends with dinner visit
Miss Al lia Snedeker and companion Miss Mable Brown of Carthage arrived in Alpena to visit Miss Snedeker’s sister Mrs. Leslie Briggs. They walked ten miles of the way and rode part of the journey, arriving in time for dinner.
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Alptena Alpena
Allia Snedeker
Mable Brown
Carthage
Alpena
Miss Snedeker
Lesie Briggs
South Dakota Legion to Represent at Portland Convention
South Dakota will send a large delegation to the American Legion national convention in Portland on September 12. Fifteen delegates and fifteen alternates were elected, led by Harry C. Kehm and J. D. Mullaney. Delegates from districts and at large were named, with plans discussed for transportation, including a possible special car from the state and an auxiliary trip from Aberdeen.
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Watertown
Aus
South Dakota
J. D. Milloniey
Brookings
Oregon
State College
Harry C. Behm
Harrisburg
Walter Travis
Rapid City
William S
Albert Bloit
Canistota
Patrick Haley
Yanklon
E. V. Strom
Colone
P. H. McCormick
Belvidere
H. C. Thompson
Phillip
G. J. Kundert
Mobridge
James Magee
Belle ¥Ourche
Ly. W. Mead
Elk Point
Walter Jarrett
Coleman
George Evars
Mitchell
N. Thompson
Vermillion
O. Turner
Winner
L. P. Deigel
Presho
August Hagan
Selby
Clyde Sinclair
Stirgis
Aberdeen
Laundry Service Returns to Pierre After Year Away
Pierre resumes local laundry capability as 8 commercial plants operate again after a long period without a laundry. Residents previously sent garments out of town.
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Fierhe
Pierre
Electric Saving At Yankton Cuts Costs For Consumers
Northwestern Public Service announces rate reductions saving Yankton consumers about 13 000 dollars on electricity. The cut applies to electricity used starting in October and follows earlier estimates of 12 000 dollars.
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Yankton
Northwestern Public Service Company
Expert Survey on Anthrax Losses in South Dakota Tribes
J Hi Shoemaker of the Bureau of Animal Industry leads a survey of anthrax losses on South Dakota Indian reservations Crown Creek and Lower Brule. He is aided by packers Bliss of the Pack and Spangler of Fr Thompson. The study aims to guide future outbreak suppression and vaccination timing and methods. Shoemaker, usually based in Wyoming, is here for this special inspection.
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J. Hi. Shoemaker
Bureau of Animal Industry
South Dakota
Crown Creek
Lower Brule
Bliss
Spangler
Fr. Thompson
Shoemaker
Wyoming
No Fudge Races In Election This Fall
Pierre South Dakota voters will choose candidates for supreme or circuit court posts this fall. State officials note four-year terms with elections in 1930 for circuit judges, while five supreme court judges with six-year terms expire in 1934. A separate judicial ballot is used to keep judicial elections out of politics.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Hitchcock Barn Struck by Lightning Near Hitchcock
Lightning hit a farm barn six and a half miles southeast of Hitchcock on Monday evening and reduced the 41 by 10 foot structure to ashes. Tenant Lee Voorhees reported loss of 700 bushels of grain a feed grinder and several sets of harness with one harness and a calf saved. John Badke owner of the Frankfort property carried insurance. Heavy rain fell during the blaze as neighbors gathered to view the fire. the barn had been built about five years ago.
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Hitchcock
Lee Voorhees
John Badke
Frankfort
Voorhees
Norbeck to Speak at Howard Festival
United States senator from South Dakota Peter Norbeck was slated as the principal speaker for the Howard Gain day celebration today, per committee announcement. Also noted is a Health Harris report from Highmore and a dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Munson in Alpena with Mrs Clark Collier of California and Dr and Mrs J E Shulby and Miss Eva Smith among guests.
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Norbeck
Howard
Peter Norbeck
United States
South Dakota
Alpena
Clark Collier
California
J. E.,shulby
Eva Smith
Homs
H. A. Munson
Neighbor’s Testimony Spreads Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
Woman from 611 Milford Road Berton New Jersey praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving persistent back pain and restoring appetite and energy. She credits a neighbor’s newspaper testimonial and urges readers to ask their pharmacist about the medicine today.
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Mae
Milford Road
Bertin
Low Jersey
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Hurom, & Li
Blair College
D. Legion
Portland
MES
Harris
Highmore
H. C. Harris
Lydia E. Pinkham
Paul Bransom
Folke
Ralfh Waldo Emerson
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