Nineteen Girls Join University of South Dakota Women’s Athletic Association
Nineteen girls will be honored as new members of the Women’s Athletic Association at the University of South Dakota during a banquet in Vermillion. Members were selected for athletic participation and passing a W A A test. program includes speeches by Miss Leonard and others, with decorations in red and white and a miniature hockey field centerpiece.
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Vermillion
Women’s Athletic Association
University of South Dakota
Arer Frances Wikham
Winfred
Christie Olson
Wakanda
Madeline Alexander
Centerville
Vorene Rasmussen
H. H. Rogness
Ruth Payne
Lorene, Rasmussen
Miss Leonard
Carol Summerside
Redfield
Agnes Schmit
Castlewood
Betty Krause
Java
Torchbearers Play Postponed at South Dakota University
University of South Dakota postpones George Kelley’s Torchbearers to December 15 as announced by Professor C E Lyon. Yankton College Dramatic Club brings the exchange play, in return for Meet the Wife to be staged at Yankton in January by the university’s players.
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University Vermillion
George Kelley
University of South Dakota
C. E Lyon
Yankton College Dramatic Club
Yankton
South Dakota
Sees Big Future For Manganese Industry
CACOMA December 3 E Prosper McCarty consulting engineer of Minneapolis predicts the manganese industry of South Dakota will eventually employ 1500 to 2000 men. He has worked on iron ore development in northern Minnesota and cites similar mining problems at Oacoma and Chamberlain. Open pit mining is used in both areas and many hope McCarty's forecast becomes reality.
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Cacoma
E. Prosper McCarty
Minneapolis
South Dakota
McCarty
Minnesota
Oacoma
Chamberlain
Mitchell City Warns Meat Peddlers
City Attorney W. R. Danforth warns Mitchell area farmers who butcher and sell meat in town. He notes all meat must be inspected and approved by city meat inspectors under a 1925 ordinance.
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Mitchell
W. R. Danforth
Danforth
State Elevator Men Meet At Watertown
Watertown hosts the twenty fifth annual South Dakota Farmers Elevators Association convention December 8 to 10. John T. Seth of Henry opens with History of Farmers Elevators in South Dakota. A L Berg of Baltic and H E Covey of Hamill outline the quarter century and the association history. Annual officers election set. Chris Jensen of Puzey is president and H A Olson of Sioux Falls is secretary.
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Watertown
South Dakota
John T. Seth
Henry
Farmer's Elevators
A. L. Berg
Baltic
H. E. Covey
Hamill
Chris Jensen
Pufzey
H. A. Olson
Sioux Falls
Veteran Rail Agent Retires After 44 Years Service
Stimson, Chicago and North Western railway agent at De Smet, retires this week at age 70 after 44 years with the company. He began as Crandon agent on August 25, 1885, later serving Rudolph, Cavour, Constistota and Iroquois before arriving in De Smet January 5, 1905. His two sons, H A and N G, have worked with him. Retirement follows a company age ruling barring further employment.
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de Smet
Stimson
Chicago and North Western Railway
Crandon
Rudolph, Cavour
Conistota
Iroquois
de Sm
Many Tyndall Farmers Receive Federal Loans
Federal feed loans totaling 64355.00 have been applied for by 215 Bon Homme county farmers. Of that amount 14250.00 to 60 applicants has already been disbursed. Twenty four applications were filed the last day. County chairman W. L. Thompson says a 15 day extension could bring in over a hundred more requests. Officials include W. L. Thompson Tyndall E. S. Dwight Springfield William Kiehlland Avon and E. Haase Scotland with county agent L. V. Avusman assisting.
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Tyndall
Bon Homme County
W. L. Thompson
Dwight
Springfield
William Kiehlland
Avon
Haase
Scotland
L. V. Avusman
Douglas County Court Decision Is Reversed
South Dakota supreme court reversed a Douglas county circuit court ruling in favor of Mayme McGrone claiming a share in the John J. Walsh estate. The decision was part of a suit against executor Paul F. Walsh and others. The court also reversed a Pennington county ruling in a case between Northern Finance and Midwest Commercial Credit over a damaged automobile in a chattel mortgage. The reversal held the trial judge erred by misjoinder of causes of action.
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Jgauses
Car Strikes Horse at Esmond in Accident
Bayne Nelson driving to town collided with a horse, smashing the windshield and front of the car. The horse, owned by W. R. Buss, had a broken leg and was shot. Nelson uninjured. Also, visitors from Lincoln Nebraska and local families joined Thanksgiving dinner at Esmond.
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Esmond
Bayne Nelson
Nelson
W. R. Buss
Esmond Esmond
Henry Werner
Lincoln
Neb
Werner
William Engle
Arch Thielen
W. J. Werner
Iroquoig
Ross Clendenning
Citizens Holding and other incorporators in regional ventures
A summary of multiple local business formations and incorporators across South Dakota. Highlights include Citizens Holding corporation of Eagle Butte organizing Mauidate assets of a closed bank with none capital stock, Barker Structure Drilling of Hot Springs capitalized at 100000, and Northwestern Benevolent Society of Lemmon with no capital stock and member assessments upon death. Other entries cover T G Scholl Inc Rapid City furniture firm with 25000 capital, Farmers Union Warehouse Volga with 25000, Gilborne Well company Aberdeen with 20000, plus various named incorporators across these entities.
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Onide
W. O. Smith
Margaret Beat
Citizens Holding Corporation
Eagle Butte
Mauidate
Citizens State Bank of
T. Hertz
H. Kioning
Chris Hortenson
J. H. Cady
Parade
Barker Structure Drilling
Hot Springs
L. A. Jacque Beckford
Mln. Kavorkian
D. J. Killen
Hettinger
N. D
T. E Heyes
Ellingson
C. M. Parson
Bison
E J. Topping
Cash
T. G.scholl Inc
Rapid City
T. G. Scholl
Wilma Scholl
Harold MH. Engberg
Brookings County Farmers Union
Volga
Gilborne Well Company
Aberdeen
SS. Gilborne
C. A. Draeger
Floyd Yeager
Mrs Brooking Is Honored By Women in Onida
In Onida Sully county Home Extension clubs held a courtesy gathering at the community building to honor Mrs H A Brooking who has chaired the clubs for five years. Progressive puzzles plus a two course lunch followed with Mrs A J Norgaard winning first prize and a gift given to Mrs Brooking. Mrs Van Ludwig hosted the event.
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Onida
Sully County
H. A. Brooking
A. J. Norgaard
County funds require bond for depositories
Bond or securities must be required for county fund depositories and must at all times equal the deposited funds, per the attorney general's opinion to State Auditor Willam M. Dunn. The Dec 3 guidance from Bond Pierre notes commissioners must ensure protective measures for public deposits.
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Pierre
Attorney General's Office
Willam M. Dunn
Ingrowing Toenail Aid Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement for Moone's Emerald Oil claims to cure ingrowing toenails by soaking cotton with oil and packing under the nail corner. It promises the edge will lift, the infection heal, and the nail soften, with a money back guarantee from Longstail Drug Co. and Florida Perrivton.
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Moone
Longstail Drug Co
FLA. Perrivton
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huron
A list of local residents departing on business and personal trips to nearby towns and distant cities. Names include A Lampe, A B Fairbank, Wm Creaney, Ban Derby, Dr WM Ringedorf, Jon Daum, W H Butterfiell, Ross Millee, Harlan Whisman, B F Ives, Miss Flora Durfee, George Alley, and George C Fuilinweider. Also mentions a jury duty in Omaha and trips to Sioux Falls Highmore Meridian and other points of interest.
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Meen Miatindlanite
A. Lampe
Wolsey
Attaney
B. Fairbank
Sioux Falls
Huron
William Creaney
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Ban Derby
West
WM. Ringedorf
Highmore
Jon Daum
Iroquois
W. H. Butterfiell
Ross, Millee
Harlan Whisman
N. W
B. F. Ives
St. Lawrence
Flora Durfee
George Alley Hap Gome
Meridian
Miss
George C. Fuilinweider
Omahas
Black Hills Winter Sports Carnival Set for December
In Sylvan Lake Black Hills the fourth annual winter sports season opens with an ice carnival on December 21. The event, run by the Associated Commercial clubs winter committee, plans a Black Hills Winter Sports club and a ski jump. Activities include ski jumping hockey and skating races. A 50 foot toboggan slide will enable launches across the lake and toward the opposite shore as weather favors.
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Sylvan Lake
Black Hills
Associated Commercial Clubs
Black Wills
Ica
Special Meeting of City Board Delivers Canvass Results
The City Commissioners convened on November 27, 1931, with Young, Gitchell, Wagner, and Anderson present to canvass votes from the November 24, 1931 special election. The vote was adopted unanimously, detailing Fourth Ward precinct results for the official tally.
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Ccst
Board OF City Commissioners
Young
Gitchell
Wagner
Anderson
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State
Douglas County
Onida Company
Brooking
Rete
United States
Thomas P. Fleming
Sioux Fells
Hia
United State
J. Armstrong
Hurst's
Olin
Toyland
the Cisco Kid” Warner “Baxter
Edmund Lowe
Tyniget
Constance Bennett
Dresser
Timior
Gaymode
Joe
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