Kimball City Faces War on Rats Amid Local Tensions
William Graham again elected president with Fred Bowles as vice president and McIver as secretary treasurer. Mckiver joins the board with Roasmather and Art Amsden, while a wartime mood spreads in Kimball. A government crackdown promptes a city vote to wage war on rats as two suspects are held for spreading bait.
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Wiliam Graham
Fred C. Bowles
Mckiver
Roasmather
Art Amsden
Kimball
Fep
H. M. Daweker
Bintofist
Fedsrval Bovermuont
Mitchel
Enimen
Governor Holds Power Over Public Land Sales
Pierre February 1 The attorney general's office says the governor may approve or disapprove sales of both school and public land. If disapproved, purchasers are refunded deposits. Lands not subdivided cannot be sold in parcels over 30 acres to maximize price. The opinion also limits county fund investment to sinking funds and notes general funds cannot be diverted for courthouse construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Brower
Clark
Drower
Attorney General's
Reed
UN County
Yankton College Students Propose Amendment Group
Onida student body names a committee to draft an amendment addressing drastic changes at Yankton college. Members include Dorothy Lister Onida Philo Larrabee Yankton William Lang Tyndall Elva Sterling Harrison Dan Yankton Fern Chamberlain Fails Maisie Abrens Mobridite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Yankion
Yankton College
Moray
Dorothy Lister
Philo Larrabee
Yankton
William Lang
Tyndall
Elva Ene Sterling
Harrison Dan
Fern Chamberlain
X Fails
Maisie Abrens
Mobridite
Oldest and youngest couples win at Highmore dance
The Highmore Fire Department hosted the annual dance at the auditorium on Tuesday night. Mrs Co H Carpenter and Bruce Hardesty were named the oldest couple, while Welcome Bunting and Kenereva Evenson were recognized as the youngest.
Hitchcock Co-Op Reelects Officers
Hitchcock February 1 special AE officers of the Hitchcock cooperative store were reelected at the stockholders meeting this week. The officers are John Bixler president Peter Barnes Hugh Sweeter Alfred Skarin H Kuhols, board of director, William Grogs will again serve as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock
Hitchcock Cooperative
Stockhelters
John Bixler
Ped Peter Barnes
Hugh Sweeter
Alfred Skarin
H.@. Kuhols
William. Grogs
Father and Son Banquet Set as Annual Event in Titchcock
The Father and Son banquet was decided to be an annual affair here at Titchcock. The organizing committee includes Alex Philippa Ben Puller EB. ME Lund Jacob Bixler and J. Ster son with Leo A Temmey of Huron as chief speaker. The event was organized by a group of local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titchcock
Alex. Phillipa
Ben Puller
EB. ME Lund
Jacob Bixler
J. Sterson
Leo
South Dakota Prize Baby Hurt In Fall
Deloris Hultman an 18 month old prize winning baby at the South Dakota State Fair, fell from a chair Wednesday and dislocated an elbow joint. She is recovering at home with Cecil and Mrs. Hultman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Wessingson
Seb
Deloris Hultman
Diugh
Cecil Hultman
Former Wessington Resident Dies in Minnesota
Wessington reports the death of Mrs. D. Brown a former resident now at Sataton Minnesota from paralysis. Her mother Mrs. A P Rowen and three brothers Will Aleck Jesse Bowen and one sister Mrs HH Patriagelve survive in Wessing.
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Wessington
D. Brown
Sataton
Minh
Jaralysis
A. P. Rowen
Will Rowen
Aleck Rowen
Jesse Bowen
HH. Patriagelve
Wessing
State Officers to Speak at Legion Meet in Watertown
WINTOSH Feb 1 State officers of the American Legion and the Auxiliary will address the eleventh district conversion meeting in Watertown February 10. Dr E J McAllister of Lemon will speak, with L C Morrison Kadoka arranging the program and adjourning remarks by James Banntater Watertown. Officials include Adjutant Banntater Veterans bursary manager and Kreamer Mrs Katherine Creamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Wintosh
American Legion
E. J. McAllister
Lemon
Han
L. C. Morrison
Kadoka
Aney
Dupree Wins Eleventh District Legion Post Convention
In the eleventh district the McTntosh post was awarded for outstanding performance in the Legion membership drive. Business sessions will be in the forenoon and afternoon. A joint banquet of the Legion and Auxiliary and a dance in the evening are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupree
Tcowoman
Legion
Extension Group Discusses Lunches at Good Will Home
The Good Will Home Extension club met at Mrs. F. Bysers home with twelve members present to discuss school lunches. The group planned the next meeting for February 19 at Mrs. Pratt's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xale
Good Will Home Extension ’Club
F. Bysers
Pratt
Deadwood Dick On Tour To See The West
Fifteen million Americans may get a chance to see and hear Deadwood Dick on a nationwide tour. Ex-scout Deadwood Dick will travel with W D Fisher by a decorated truck starting from the Black Hills to eastern states. The trip covers more than 2000 miles in five or six weeks, visiting 125 clubs and delivering 25 radio talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Deadwood Dick
Black Hills
Custer Battlefield
Black Hillis
W. D. Fisher
Hilla
Fisher
South Dakota
Cavan
Welcoma
Headwood Dick
Fister
February KUSD program lineup at University of South Dakota
Vermillion special reports February radio topics on KUSD include health, automobiles, engineering, music and basketball with broadcasts Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 3 to 3 p m at 249 6 meters or 90 kilocycles The schedule lists speakers and college basketball broadcasts from Feb 2 to Feb 28 featuring Dr H V Atkinson Dr J C Ommacher and others with multiple university teams and college orchestras featured.
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KUSD
University of South Dakota
H. V. Atkingon
University of Ilinois
M. Hohe
Browk
Fuller College
Thue
D. Vu
Colere
B. B. Brackett
Morningside College
D. Va
South Dakota State
University of Winds
Meana
Enda
J. Stocking
South
Dakota
John Wright
Freeman Ships 307 Carloads Of Hogs In 1529
Freeman reports in February 1 that in 1529 no Sundays were observed and about 307 carloads of hogs were shipped. Sheep shipments totaled 54 carloads. Rail shipments were only part of the total as buyers note over half the year’s stock moved by truck to larger markets.
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Freeman
Hosa
Death notice for L N Meseelroad pioneer merchant
WESSINGTON SPRINGS February 1 Special Word has bees received here of the death of L N Meseelroad Wessington Springs at the state hospital ip ankton Mr Neaselroad was a pioneer merchant and cattleman of chelalty survived by two two remaining arrangements are not complete ne
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Wessington Springs
L. N. Meseelroad
State Hospital
Neaselroad
Chelalty
Case Won t Be Candidate in Hot Springs Primary
Francis Case, editor of the Hot Springs Star, who ran for the Republican nomination in the third district two years ago, says he will not be a candidate this year. He notes past efforts to mobilize voters and states his focus on oil resources as vital for South Dakota, urging support for others to continue the drive.
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Springs
Francis Case
The
Hot Springs
Concresaman
William Woqiamson
Cape
South Dakota
Honor State P E O Officer At De Smet
Mrs. Robertus of Wagner South Dakota organizer of the P E B O visited the De Smet chapter on an annual inspection trip. Tuncheon in her honor was given at noon at the home of Mrs. Robinson. Past presidents hosted a dinner and Miss Jean Mallery of Pierre as guest and treasurer attended.
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de Smet DE Smyt
Robertus
Wagner
South Dakota
P. EB. O
de Smet
Mr 'Robinson
Ht. O. Britzel
Jean Mallery
Pierre, Srand
Farm Board Plans to Aid Dairy Industry
Roslyn February meeting hears H M Jones of South Dakota State College Extension Service summarize Farm Board actions and plans. Though outlook is not bright, recommendations aim to adjust dairy supply and boost development. Proposals include slaughter of low producing cows, expanded dairy development in new press, and an educational campaign on dairy product value.
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Farm Board
Roslyn
Federal Farm Board
Dairy Business
H. M. Jones
South Dakota State College Extension Service
Roslyn Creamery
Transfer Dakotas To St. Paul Forest Area
ST PAUL MINN Feb 1 Announcement that North and South Dakota excluding the Black Hills have been transferred to the Lake Forest Expermicritata Hehat University farm Kerawaa. St Paul becomes headquarters for federal forestry program in Minnesota Michigan Wisconsin and the Dakotas. North Dakota moved from Missoula Montana and South Dakota from Denver Colorado. Black Hills region remains with Denver station. Transfer aims closer geographic and economic ties and better research for planting forests.
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ST. Paul
Minn
North
South Dakota
Black Hills
Lake Forest
Hehat University Farm
Kerawaa
Raphael Zou
Federal Forestry Program
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakotas
North Dakota
Northern
Rocky ‘Mountain Forest
Missoula
Mont
Dakota
Denver
Colo
Black Hilla Forest
Mountain Territory
Ous Elven
Forest Service
University housework arts study attracts many boys
In Vermillion South Dakota February 1 a special report notes that at least 24 boys are taking household arts courses while 2,074 girls pursue similar work. The piece mentions plans for a lake and irrigation project to supply water, with Director O H Johnson to push it to the state commission. Walton chapter boasts a large membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dakota
Dakotashish
The
Association
Bakota
O. H. Johnson
Balte Commission
Bowdie
Walton
Bowdle Walton Chapter Seeks Spring Lake Game Preserve
The Bowdle Waltons chapter of the Iguak Walton league presented a petition to the state game and fish commission to create a game preserve at Spring Lake eight miles west of Bowdle. Plans include establishing the boundary along adjacent public highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdle Waltons
Bowdle
The
Iguak
Walton League Dan
Groton Oil Stockholders Plan For Another Year
Groton February annual meeting of High Grade Oil Company stockholders approved continuarce for another year. Officials and officers discussed prospects and financials for Groton operations and future output.
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Groton Oil Concern
Groton
Will. Zerga
Aetnass
Fire sparks from gasoline explosion injures locals
A gasoline cleaning fire at the Ha Lampe home in Highmore on February 1 injured Mia and Ed Sharpe and caused minor damage to the residence. Special report notes the blaze began during cleaning with gasoline.
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Highmore
Ha Lampe
Mia
Ed Sharpe
Cawaal
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Huron
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