New Teachers In Redfield Schools Begin Year
Redfield welcomes four new staff members as the school opens. Edith Lyle from Letcher will teach English Latin and girls physical education. Marguerite Miron from Neely will teach second grade and may assist music. CE Duffin, a Northern Normal graduate, will teach junior high and serve as boys dormitory dean. The full staff includes superintendent W. Gibson and numerous teachers across grades and subjects.
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Redfield City
Edith Lyle
Letcher
Yankton Colles
Marguerite Miron
Neely
Nebraska
Warner
CE. Duffin
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
White
Brentford
Raymond
W. Gibson
AL B Campbell
Dean al- Xsan
Bovec
Edith Florenda Schonaking
Lla Seyer
Mary Tobin
Ina Williaams
C. &. Dutfin
Fhior High
Esther Matthews
Irene Tiles
Edna Smith
Leone Synder
Elganor Trichwresser
Ruby Buss
Marguerite Byron
Denis Cosgrove
Jabelle Herrington
Alfzeria Page
Minerva Olsbo
Daisy Schatkle
George Malland
Earl Bacon
Heber Barn Razed By Fire in Ockham Farm
Fire, likely spontaneous combustion in new hay, razed the barn on the Mike Heber Tate farm on Wednesday afternoon. Livestock seed corn grain hay were destroyed, adjoining sheds burned as the blaze spread rapidly with little chance to fight it.
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Heber
Mike Heber Tate
Christensen visit to Aberdeens sisters among Forestburg notes
Mrs Leonard Christensen and daughters Mary Eilene and Loretta traveled to Aberdeen on Thursday to visit Mrs Christensen's sisters for four or five days in late August, with a special correspondent reporting from Forestburg.
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Aberle
Forestburg
Leonard Christensen
Mary Eilene
Loretta
Aberdeen
Fedora Schools Set to Open August 31 With New Faculty
Fedora Consolidated School prepares for the new term on August 31. The building has varnished floors and bussed seats. New staff includes Miss Mildred Doxbury, Glen Britton, Maria Inguez, and Jessie Balland amid a larger expected enrollment as eighth graders plan to attend.
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Fedora
Fedora Consolidated
Gana Ag
Maria Itguet
Ygein
Jessiee
Balland
Beverly Barnhart
Dolps Nannestad
Harold Badler
Fire destroys Medora area farm home near Fedora
Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the farm home occupied by the Equantman family south of Fedora Tuesday morning. They were in the barn when smoke was smelled and the house caught fire. Tourists helped save most household goods. neighbors aided firefighters.
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Medora Pedors
Aung
Fedora
Huronians Attend Townsend Meeting
A. L. Kinkead with Mr. Payson and B. G. Bastian attended a museum Club meeting in Esmond. Skead spoke. club membership reportedly 96 and growing. Mrs. Kinkead criticized the social security act as an empoverished pension scheme. VISIT MINNEAPOLIS PRANKPORT. Aug 27 special Mr and Mrs R C Drayer and sons Rick and Dennis and Mrs Jennie Warner drove to Minneapolis for house furnishings for Hassinger family.
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Townsend
A. L. Kinkead
Mr. Payson
B. G. Bastian
Amuseum Club
Esmond
Skead
Minneapolis
R. C. Drayer
Rick and
Dennis
Jennie Warner
Visit Nichols Home in Forestburg Sunday Guests
Aug 27 report from Forestburg Says Harry Blow and daughter Otella of Dell Rapids visited the Sole Nichols home over Sunday along with Mrs Blow's sister her husband and their children from Sioux Falls.
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Nichols
Forestburg
Harry Blow
Otella
Dell Rapids
Ingenious Fire Alarm From Popcorn
In Lockport a Mrs. Adelaide Gaskill hung popcorn to dry and woke to an attic fire as the popping sound served as a makeshift alarm. Neighbors and Gasport firemen contained the blaze with help from city units, an incident valued around $1,000 in damage. Nearby in Helena a nine-year-old boy, Jack Alley, son of a wrestling promoter, has studied in six foreign countries and several U.S. states, hoping to settle in one year. In Arkansas Park firefighters responding to a grass fire at a bridge found flames beneath a loading desk in a grocery and quickly extinguished the fire before continuing the original call.
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Associated Press Innovation
Helena
Moni
Jack Alley
United States
Wits
Arkansas Park
Arle
Crossinst Aiveram
Harry McCullough
Weed Gathering Continues Amid Rainfall In City
City employees push on with the free weed gathering program as rainfall hampers progress for today but plans to extend through tomorrow. Dow J. Leary notes the effort aims to beautify the town before fall events, requiring residents to pile weeds at no charge.
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Tomorray
Dow J. Leary
Huron
Groton
California
Oregon
Florida
Kansas
South
Dakoota
De Smet Festival Opens With Staged Events And 4-H Exhibits
Aug 27 De Smet officials reported a satisfactory Fall Fair first day with judging complete, a style review and puppet show, and today a 4-H parade and band concert. 4-H exhibits in five sock and poultry impressed judge J B Johnson. Grain garden and orchard showed fewer entries than last year, while extension clubs highlighted canned goods. In the afternoon Howard defeated De Smet 12 to 0 after a rough start that knocked Ray Anderson from the mound. Clark was set to play De Smet today.
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de Smet
DE Smelt
Exhi
J. B. Johnson
State College
Howard
Ray Anderson
Madss
Clark
Enrollment Boost at De Smet Schools This Year
Aug 27. Special advance registration at De Smet high school shows good attendance as the new term opens next Monday. One new teacher joins the faculty, with additional grade teachers for every grade for first time in years. New hires include Pearl Lewison and Helen Olsor. Existing high school staff remain: Brubch principal, Bang homemaking, Benson English, Bauman math and biology, Hoelwarth history and social science. Bauman to direct the hind and Hoelwarth to catch.
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de Smet
DE Sme
de Smet High School
Supt
S. Vernon Caine
Pearl Lewison
Mulrooney Hoelwarth
Mr. Bauman
Wil
Mr. Hoelwarth
Aid sponsors social at Erwin Congregational Church
Erwin 27 August Special reports the Ladies Aid held a pie and ice cream social in the church basement with a program at 8 p m after one serving. WCTU meeting in Frankfort hosted by Mrs Emil Front with Mrs Florence Jones presiding. several members attended and a luncheon was served.
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Erwin
Swedish Lutheran League
Ervin
AID
Social
Erwin Congregational Ladies’ Aid
W. CT. U
Frankfort
Emil Front
WCTU
Florence Jones
Antelope by air shipment heads east from Rapid City
A new load of two month old antelope departed Rapid City for eastern destinations. Fifteen calves from Pitchfork Ranch will be fed in Chicago after stops in Madison and Milwaukee. Earlier shipments included 23 antelope to zoos and two aboard the Zeppelin for Berlin. More orders pending. farmer Charles Belden cites crop losses this year.
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Rapid City
Pitchfork Ranch
Charles Belden
Pitchfork
Wyo
Cady
Bill Monday
Cadyaviaor
Chicago
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Detroit
Belden
Man
Groton High Adds Three New Courses This Year
Groton High School will offer three new courses this year including the Smith-Hughes Agricultural program taught by William Dougherty, a chemistry course, and general shop with a linked physics course. Three new teachers join staff Arnold Larson Titanita Palmquist and Dougherty as dormitories reopen. About 40 to 50 students expected to board and take economics. The schools open Monday August 31.
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Groton
Groton High School
Supt. R. L. Snyder
Smith-Hughes
William Dougherty
Arnold Larson
Titanita Palmquist
Dougherty
Snyder
Groten
Postmaster Injured in Cavour Ladder Accident
Cavour Aug 27 special report Postmaster B P Corti fell from a rear post office ladder while repairing a stairway. He struck his side on a barrel and loosened ligaments in his back requiring two casts on his back and hips. He is up and around again at this writing.
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Cavour
B P. Corti
Hand Rural Schools Begin Changes in Hand County
Hand County rural schools prepare for the new term with most opening August 31 and a few delaying to September 7. Only two rural teaching vacancies remain after last minute resignations. Six districts choose bus transport over operating local schools. Carlton Township closes a long unused school will reopen this year.
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Hand
Miller
Hand County
Carlton Township
Cockrells Visit Kissners At Rockham Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Cockrell and family of Tulare spent a few days visiting the Kissners at their home in Rockham.
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Kissner
Rockham
Harry Cockrell
Tulare
D H Kissner
Return from Montana trip ends on two week tour
Mr and Mrs Geo Dollenbacher returned Monday from a two weeks tour of Wyoming and Montana. They report a very interesting trip with many noted places and scenes observed during travel.
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Montana
Cavour
Geo. Dollenbacher
Wyoming
Coughlin Visits Sioux Falls on Sunday
Coughlin visited Sioux Falls this past Sunday as part of a local tour. The event drew attention from residents and local officials.
Doan’s Pills Provide Kidney Pain Relief
Claims Doan’s Pills have given relief for over 40 years by aiding kidney function and flushing waste from the body. Describes symptoms like backache, swelling, and fatigue, urging readers to consult a druggist and try the product for relief.
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Doan
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