South Dakotans Receive 5600 Gallons Of Liquor In 1931
Pierre reports state records show about 500 gallons of liquor will be distributed in South Dakota for medicinal scientific and sacramental use this year a drop from 4718 gallons sold in 1930 for medical and scientific purposes Whiskey remains the most popular beverage with other spirits following Pharmacists hold two year permits and physicians permits are lifelong with 21 physicians and 25 in 1990 receiving permits this year Druggists and physicians must obtain federal then state sheriff permits and purchases for medicinal use are limited to a pint every ten days
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Barnes
South Dakota
South
Dakota
Siate
Sheriff
Yankton Moves To Protect Merchants
Yankton city commissioners heard a petition this week urging an ordinance to regulate transient merchants. Merchants would post a bond refundable after remaining in business long enough to be taxed. City attorney A H Orvis will decide the statute's legality.
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Yankton
City Commission
A. H. Orvis
Woodpile Project Aids Mitchell Unemployed
Mitchell December report from Commander R. A. Schenker of the American Legion post shows nearly $1,000 worth of wood from local woodpiles sold or used. About half funds relief hauling and storage costs, with 74 men employed and work for about a month left. Roughly 225 loads have been sold.
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Mitchell Mitchell
R. A. Schenbercer
Conder American Legion
Americers Legion
Schenkberger
Raymond Teachers To State T A Program
Raymond school teachers will lead the Raymond Parent-Teachers Association meeting tomorrow night with a Christmas program. Each room practices carols recitations and other parts of the program. School will run through Wednesday before Christmas with classes resuming January 4 after a one week holiday.
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Raymond
T.A
Parent-Teachers Association
Officers Named For Girls League at Model High
Vermillion reports the Girls league at the University of South Dakota model high school elected Carol Maxwell as president Bertha Botolfson as vice president Elmer Doohen as secretary and Marion Maxwell as treasurer Dorothy Dudley serves as class advisor The league aims to foster social development and address school life issues.
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Girls’ League
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Carol Maxwell
Bertha Botolfson
Elmer Doohen
Marion Maxwell
Dorothy Dudley
European Government by Mail Course Offered by USD
Vermillion December 17 a new extension division course on European political institutions and practices will be taught by Herman H Trachsel at the University of South Dakota. Three college credits may be earned. Donated doll set aids local welfare efforts in Highmore as showroomed glass displays attract attention. Fire recovery continues as Lloyd Houdes, once severely burned, has been moved from Pierre hospital to home care after two months.
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Highmore
B. F. Peterson
Medicine Valley
Highmope
Lloyd i Houdes
I Themn
Byde
Noro
Pierre 4Alerd
Bounty Placed On Poultry Thieves
Groton announces a $5 standing reward during winter for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone stealing poultry or hogs from members of the Groton City and Rural league. The reward was set by the league executive committee following a series of thefts, per Alfred Johnson, president.
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Groton
Crossword Puzzles Stimulate Sophomore History Class
In Aberdeen on December 1 the Central High School world history class keeps puzzles alive. Puzzles are used to teach history as a continuous challenge, transforming a series of clues into a single engaging exercise for the students.
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Aberdeen
Central High School
Word puzzle on M4 names and medieval place terms
Cecil Monroe world history class 103B presents a word puzzle on places tied to the rise of modern nations in the Middle Ages. The activity aims to use students' natural abilities and interests, with one extra credit awarded for completion.
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Tomrword Puzsle
Cecil Monroe
Help Yourself And- Lend A Hand Fruit Cake Recipe
A home economics feature presents a Gold Medal fruit cake recipe with guidance on adapting fruit and nut combinations while keeping overall proportions. The article notes the recipe works where some ingredients are hard to obtain, describes a simpler, cheaper version, and states the yield is about 12 pounds.
Old Fashion Fruit Cake With Steaming Method Tips
This excerpt outlines fruit cake preparation with fruit and nuts chopped, mixing flour spices, creaming fat and sugar, adding eggs and juice, and folding in fruit. It discusses oven control, thermometer use, pan arrangement, water tray for sheen, and steaming as an alternative to baking, promising further discussion tomorrow.
Twenty Years Ago Huron People Travel for Visits
T. J. Curry left for Omaha on a brief business trip. L. C. Tredway went to Sioux City and other Town points for ten days. Mrs. M. Murray departed for Minneapolis for a short visit. Mrs. F. B. McGarvey arrived home from Cavour. B. F. Crill returned from Illinois on business. Arma Wurfel left for Cavour to assume teaching duties after a weekend at home. Frank Hibbard expected from Ithaca New York to spend the holidays in town. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
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T. J. Curry
Omaha
L. C. Tredway
Sioux City
M. Murray
Minneapolis
F. B. McGarvey
Cavour
B. F. Crill
Points
Ilinois
Arm
Fine fabrics offered in multiple colors and prices
Broadcloths and rayons in white and colors with collars attached. Very special quality with six shades. Arrow and other makes priced 95c to 4 dollars. Superb tailored fabrics with brocaded options and satin trim. Large variety to choose from priced 6.50 to 10 dollars.
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Skinner's
Local News Briefs From Huron Area
William Gagnon on Sunday last. Harlan Whitman left for Hedfield to spend the day on business. A T Buell is reported very sick at his Beach street home after a period of illness. Mr and Mrs A B Fairbank have invited guests to a dancing party Thursday evening at their home in honor of Miss Dorothy Brn. Mrs HE WarWinkle returned from a wedding trip to Des Moines and other Iowa points. Mrs W H Davis and son Willis Davis arrived from Hitchcock to spend the day in Huron. Mrs L M Holforty departed for Georgia to visit her son Clarence and friends for two months.
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William Gagnon
Harlan Whitman
Hedfield
A.T. Buell
Beach Street
A. B. Fairbank
Dorothy
Brn
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