Duties of commissioners in setting county tuberculosis area
Attorney General M Sharpe explains to Helmuth Gledd that county boards determine if 60 percent cattle owners sign petitions to form a county testing area for bovine tuberculosis. Boards assess owner count and total cattle via tax lists, but cannot determine per signer cattle ownership. If petitions and breeder agreements meet statute, boards must apply to enroll the county.
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Pierre
M. @. Sharpe
Helmuth D. Gledd
Avon
Sharpe
Board of County Commissioners
State Director of Animal Industry
South Dakota Dairy Exposition Financing Arranged
Pierre Dec 17 The South Dakota Dairy exposition for next summer is financed by private supporters, no creameries funds needed. T O Ronayne says the state college will run the educational program, while dairy interests provide funds and promote dairying as a year round profitable industry.
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Pierre
South Dakota
T. O. Ronayne
State Department At Agriculture
Chicago
South Dakota State College
Can Not Be Forced To Care For Dependents
In Pierre South Dakota on December 17, Attorney General M. Q. Sharpe said county commissioners cannot be compelled by law to pay for the support of dependent children. The law requires parents to contribute, and counties may fund support within their budgets if they choose. He urged cooperation between the juvenile court and county commissioners.
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Pierre
South Dakota
M. Q. Sharpe
Alyce W. Alexander
Sturgis
State Child Welfare Commission
Rome
Sharpe
Juvenile Court
James To Be Pierre Kiwanis President in 1920
Hugh Jaynes will head the Pierre Kiwanis in 1920 after election this week. He will be assisted by J. R. McKnight as vice president Walter Rourke treasurer Claude Coon Kart Goldsmith Frank Hilts T F Riges Tom Robers Jr Claude Whitlock and Otto Linstad as directors.
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James
Pierre Kiwanis
Pierre
Hugh Jaynes
J. R. McKnight
Walter Rourke
Claude Coon
Kart Goldsmith
Frank Hilts
T. F. Riges
Tom Robers, Jr
Claude Whitlock
Otto Linstad
Lake Preston Masons And Eastern Star Installations
Local chapters of Eastern Star and Masonic lodges plan their joint installation ceremony, followed by a banquet and social program. Lillian Hendrickson is named Worthy Matron of the Queen Esther Chapter, while Hall Plowmen becomes the new Worshipful Master of the Masonic order.
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Lake Encoven
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodges
Lillian Hendrickson
Aberdeen Citizen Signed 1887 Dakota Guard Report
Col. W. A. Hazle identified a time-honored Aberdeen citizen tied to a 42 year old Dakota National Guard report. The document, signed by L. W. Crofoot, captain of Company in the second regiment, was drafted at Huron on August 15, 1887.
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W. A. Hazle
Aberdeen
Dakota National Guard
L. W. Crofoot
Huron
State Walton meeting dates announced for Mitchell
C I Rolston secretary of the Chamber of Commerce announced tentative dates for the state convention of the Izaak Walton league to be held June 22 to 24 at Lake Mitchell. Opening day Sunday, June 22, will be sports day with boat races swimming diving bait casting and golf on the municipal course.
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Mitchell
South ‘Dakota
Izaak Walton League
C. I. Rol“ston
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Lake Mitchel
Reelect President of Mellette Farmers Union
Mellette December 17 Special reports James Hawkins will again lead the Farmers Union Local here. Elected officers include James Bryan as vice president Emile Francell as secretary and treasurer The next meeting is set for Hawkins home on Wednesday.
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Mellette Union Mellette
James Hawkins
Farmers Union Jocal
James Bryan
Emile Francell
Iroquois Firemen Respond Twice At Keis Harness Shop
The Iroquois fire department was called to the H Keis harness shop and Flowers hardware store twice within three hours Saturday morning. A small blaze started in the front part of the two buildings was found at 5 30. It re broke out at eight o clock with only minor damage reported in the hardware store.
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Iroquois
Troquois
Iroquois Fire Department
H. Keis
Flowers Hardware
Sheffield To Lead Alpena Club Work
Alpena officials announce W B Sheffield will head the Alpena Commercial club for the coming year. He is supported by A F Brigham as secretary H A Munson as secretary K T Alsenbrey as treasurer and P P Myron as trustee.
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Sheffield
Alpena
W. B. Sheffield
Alpena Commercial Club
A. F. Brigham
H. A. Munson
K. T. Alsenbrey
P. P. Myron
Noble Grand Named at Wessington Lodge
Wellington December 17 Special Gifford Noble was elected noble grand of the local Odd Fellows. Other officers chosen include H. H. Button as vice grand Floyd Shaw secretary and W. H. Bagley treasurer in the festive lodge installation.
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Gifford Noble
Wessington Wellington
Gifford
Odd Fellows
Button
Floyd Shaw
W. H. Bagley
Incal Modern Woodman officers named at Ashton
Lambert is chosen consul and P Tewell advisor for the coming year at Ashton. H Marlette is banker, F Ayars clerk, W Rymers treasurer. Ray Kish is viner sentinel, Pete Rymer outer sentinel, Wesley McVay escort, with remaining officers listed.
Canton minister conducts services in Alpena weekend
Rev. Kearton of Canton preached at Alpena’s Methodist church on Sunday morning and evening while the resident pastor Rev. J B Washburn was away at a family reunion in Sioux Falls with relatives including Mrs William Ayres at her home.
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Kearton
Canton
Alpena Alpena
HL Kearton
J.B. Washburn
William Ayres
Sioux Falls
Filling Station at Ashton Changes Ownership
Bancroft December 17 Special report states the filling station here formerly owned by Dan Costell and run by Zes Folcom is now owned and managed by Bill Goughran Jr and Yale. Mr Gouchran took possession Monday.
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Ashton
Hands Bancroft
Dan Costell
Zes Folcom
Bill Goughran, Jr
Yale
Gouchran
Pioneer Resident of Mellette Dies
Mrs J E Gallup a pioneer resident died at her farm home one mile south of Mellette after lingering illness of several weeks She had lived near here for nearly 50 years Burial is to be in Ashton cemetery
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Mellette
Christianson to Lead Modern Woodmen Lodge Activities
Carl Christianson chosen to lead the Lincoln Modern Woodman of America lodge in 1930 at Lake Preston. Other officers elected include HS Falconer W A J Bogne EB WH A Keith clerk H S Pitlet escort Ed Gunderson watchman Otto Jensen sentinel H M Streeter treasurer.
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Christianson
M. W. A. Lodge Lake
Preston
Carl Christianson
Woodmann
HS. Falconer
W. A
J. Bogne
WH. A. Keith
H. S. Pitlet
Ed Gunderson
Otto Jensen
Sentinel
H. M. Streeter
Yankton NR Southern gets extra time to finish line
Yankton Nebraska extension granted until December 31, 1930 to complete the Yankton to Pierce railroad line after an Interstate Commerce Commission order. Permit for construction was issued in 1928 with a deadline set, extended for good cause. Separately, the Meridian Highway bridge purchase control sale awaits ICC action as the railroad seeks financing.
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Yankton
Railway Company
Wildcat Caught Near Volga After Trap Trap
In Volga district, two brothers living near the Big Sioux River trapped and killed the first wildcat seen in years. The tan four foot long animal weighed 20 to 25 pounds and had a ringed tail. The wildcat fought the boys with the dangling chain hindering its escape.
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Volga
J. J. Johnston
Big Sioux River
Mr. Johnston
Iroquois Farmers Ship Five Thousand In Cattle
Iroquois farmers Homer and George Martin shipped two carloads of young cattle worth about five thousand dollars. They plan another carload of cattle and a carload of hogs soon, anticipating similar proceeds. The Martins, prominent in the district, farm acres in Joliland and believe good profits come from livestock even in dry seasons.
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Anuyguois
Homer
George Martin
Dakers
Man Believed Dead Returns Home After 21 Years
Huffton, pec. 17. George Tyler, once a Huffton resident, returned this week after 21 years away. No word reached Huffton during the entire period, and locals had long since believed him dead. He visited old friends and said he later lived near Hayre, Montana.
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Huffton, Pec
George Tyler
Huffton
Hayre
Mont
Former Clark Boy Injured In Blast
Isaac Rutherford, son of Mrs J A Rutherford of Clark, was seriously injured in a premature dynamite blast while working with a highway crew near Hot Springs Arkansas. He joined the crew ten days before the accident and was preparing a charge when the explosion occurred, injuring his arms and face and risking eye injury.
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Clark
Dee
Isaac Rutherford
J. A. Rutherford
Hot Springs
Ark
American Air Cadets Formed at Redfield
In Redfield on December 17 a corps of American Air Cadets has been organized thanks to Friedman's local clothing store. The store will serve as the headquarters for the new cadet group.
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American Air Cadets
Redfield Redfield
Friedman
Corps of American Air Cadets
Redfield
Friedman's
Organiza
Safe Thoxine relieves children's coughs fast and safely
A veterinary-style medical ad promotes Thoxine as a safe prescription remedy for children's coughs and sore throats, claiming relief within 15 minutes for both children and adults without harm from common patent medicines. The pitch highlights a pleasant taste and easy use, with pricing and availability at Longstaff Drug Co. and other drug stores.
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Longstaff Drag Co
Youthful aviation club highlights young ideas
A board of directors for a visitors group selects prize categories for best airplane models and efficiency. Members under 21 are told the keynote is that aviation industry will rely on the nation’s youth for new innovations to carry the industry forward.
Threatened Mexico City transport strike averted briefly
In Mexico City a potential auto and bus drivers strike was avoided for the moment after officials canceled a strike order. Drivers warned they would resume action if the penal code is not amended within 10 days, criticizing a provision that could impose up to six years in prison if a fatal accident is due to their fault.
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Mexico City
Ieup
Streat Transportation
Mexico
Aneola Root Promises Health After Twenty Years
Mr. J. Bauman of Waseca reports twenty years of stomach trouble ending after using Aneola Root. He describes severe digestion issues, bloating, and constipation before relief began with one bottle and completed cure after a second. He credits Aneola Root for renewed health and happiness. Sherman Moe and local druggists supply the product.
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Sherman
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Lambert
Red Owl Market
Milwaukee
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Tray
Tongus
Bowely
Hartmann
Friced
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Ha Wae
Star Cleaners
Kimmel
Plymouth
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