South Dakota to Study Changes in Game Laws
Pierre December 1741 At least two major changes in present South Dakota game laws are being considered for the 1935 legislature. O H Schnaon, director of the state game and fish department, said proposals would align migratory waterfowl rules with federal laws and extend the deer season. The Watertown meeting discussed these changes but took no action. final sponsor decisions come at January meeting. Current deer season runs Nov 1 to 20. proposed shifts place it in the last twenty days. Migratory waterfowl season remains Sept 16 to Dec 31 with a 15 duck bag limit, causing confusion with federal precedence. Proposals seek discretionary dates and bag limits to conform with federal rules. Also discussed were possible reductions in the $25 nonresident hunting license and a tourist or short-time fishing license. Numerous minor hunting and fishing law changes are expected.
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Pierre
South Dakota
O. H. Schnaon
State Game and Fish Department
Johnson
Game and Fish Commission
Watertown
Commission
Christmas Spirit Comes to Willow Lake
Willow Lake observes Christmas with lit trees along streets and enhanced street lighting. Stores pool funds for a pre holiday treat delivered by Santa Claus to local and nearby children. Schools rehearse a Christmas pageant with music from glee clubs across six churches celebrating the nativity.
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Willow- Lake
Willow Lake
Santa Claus
Anne
Yale Society President Honored At St William's Meeting
The Ladies Altar society of St William's church met at Mrs Carl Harding's home for a regular session. President Mrs Benny Ford received gifts for her birthday as seventeen guests attended. Christmas decorations lit the bay window tree and a two course luncheon was served by the band led by captain Mrs F W Marsh.
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Yale Society
YALE
Ladies Altar Society
St. William's Church
Carl Harding
Benny Ford
F. W. Marsh
Program at Erwin Erwin Community Club
Grade school pupils will furnish entertainment at the community club meeting next Wednesday evening. The rhythm band will play several selections and an operetta "Christmas in Story Lang" will be presented.
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Erwin
South Dakota Considers Grazing Districts Under Taylor Act
Pierre December 17 Federal officials announce a Rapid City hearing on January 8 to discuss establishing grazing districts in South Dakota under the Taylor act. Unappropriated lands are withdrawn from entry. about 130000 acres on reservations plus other lands are set aside. The act allows the interior secretary to create grazing areas and issue permits with reasonable fees.
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South Dakota
Fred&. Minier
Register of the
United States Land Office
Pierre
Secretary of the Interior
Pageant committee expands with governors and publisher加入
Rapid City reports Gov B B Boen Frank H Cooney and Styles Bridges join Gov Tom Berry as national committee members for the pageant of America at the pageant field headquarters. Clark Howell of the Atlanta Constitution also accepts. Committee grows to thirteen. No grazing district can be created until 20 days after the public hearing. Largest public land tracts lie in Meade Pennington Butte and Harding counties.
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Rapid City
B. B. Boen
Frezona
Frank H. Cooney
Montana
HL ‘Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Tom Berry
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
South Dakota
Meade, Pennington
Butte
Harding Counties
Yale Juniors Score Hit In Class Play
Yale high school juniors presented The Heat Cry a three act comedy drama by Ted and Virginia Maxwell to a packed house. The play featured Miss Anna Mae Steers as singing director and Miss Dorothy Titt directing with tap dancing by Alma Glanzer Audrey Ford and Hilda Haeder. Special acts included Susie Hoffer and Dorothy Pratt. Cast members listed include Edward Kludt Peter Glanzer Arnold Hohm Margaret Wipf Elsie Tschetter Ruby Pautz and Joseph Walter. The junior class has nine members with the class flower blue iris colors blue and silver and motto If we can't do it it can't be done.
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YALE
Speciel
Yale High School
Ted
Virginia Maxwell
Anna Mae Steers
Glee Club
Dorothy Titt
Miss Titt
Helen Maroney
Emil Bronte
Lewis Malone
Alma Glanzer
Audrey Ford
Hilda Haeder
Susie Hofer
Dorothy ‘Pratt
Edward Kludt
Peter Glanzer
Arnold Hohm
Margaret Wipf
Elsie Tschetter
Ruby Pautz
Joseph Walter
Doris Chapman
Card-Playing Guests at Five Tables Win Prizes
This week Ted Abbott hosted a gathering where guests played cards at five tables. Prizes went to Art Moon and Alan Jones for their performances.
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Ted Abbott
Prises
Art Moon
Alan Jones
Highway Meeting Is Called At Highmore
Hyde county sets January 4 hearing on proposed relinking of highway 14 through Highmore and Ree Heights. Businessmen seek restraining order. highway department halted from contracts. Hearing date to hear arguments for and against the change. circuit court date not yet set. In other item, Mrs Alfred Kuehl operated on for appendicitis in Huron hospital Friday.
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Highmore Highmore
Hyde County
Court House
Highmore
Ree Heights
Highway Department
Circuit Court
South Dakota Highway Commission
Frank Kriebs
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Daisy McClane
Mathia Carpenter
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Ruth
Ellen Cowen
Esther
Jessie Suhn
Martha
Kathryn Spiers
Electa
Sylvia Mead
Marion Leach
Lynn Cowen
M. Huth Gardner
Bessie ‘Shaw
Mattie Carpenter
Erwin High School
ST. Lawrence
Osborn
Alfred Kuehl
Huron Hospital
Garters
Tyler
Peter
aMee Neee
Yes Ad
al Sires
Bresy
Senate
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