Divide State For Y C L Contests
Pierre February announcement outlines regional divisions for the Young Citizens League annual speaking contests with subject My County. Region cities, regional chairmen, and county lists given. contests on April 4 with state final at Pierre in May.
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Pierre
Spearfish
Edna Ford
Deadwood
Butte
Lawrence
Perkins
Harding
Meade
Hot Springs
Mary C. Bain
Custer
Pennington
Washington
Fall River
Shannon
Moudge
Inez Teilen
Selby
Armstrong
Cambell
Walworth
Dewey
Carson
Ziebach
Fort Pierre
Roy Fairchild
Hughes
Jackson
Lyman
Stanley
Haakon
Jones
Fotter
Sully
Elvis Winner
Bennett Gregory
Todd
Weshabaugh
Charles Mix
Mellette
Tripp
Wessington Springs
Alice McDonald
Aurora
Brule
Douglas
Hyde
Miner
Beadle
Buffalo
Hand
Jerauld
Sanborn
Aberdeen
H. B. Melcher
Brown
Faulk
Spink
Edmunds
Mecpherson
Renson
Parker
Georgia
Erie
Clay
Hanson
Lake
Moody
Bon Homme
Hutchinson
McCook
Turner
Davidson
Lincoln
Minnehaha
Union
Yankton
Watertown
Ben- Jak Cosgrove
Clark
Day
Brookings
Hamlin
Codington
Devel
Grant Kingsbury
Marshall and
Roberts
Mitchell Debaters Prepare for Busy Week in February
Mitchell high school debaters begin a packed week with four debates in the Big Hight League, plus a dual with Geddes. They travel to Madison on February 10 then to Huron, then host Yank- for a home debate, with Brookings and Geddes also on the schedule and Redfield on Friday.
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Mitchell
Mitchell High School
Big Hight
Geddes
Madison
Huron
Yank- 4Oy
Brookings
Redfield
Conde
Madison Pastor Receives Call From Mankato Church
Rev W W Kirby, pastor of Madison first Presbyterian for five years, announced resignation to Huron Presbytery and said he has received a call from First Presbyterian Church in Mankato Minnesota. A local meeting will name a pulpit committee to seek his successor.
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Madison
Mankato
W. W. Kirby
First Presbyteran
Huron Presbytery
Huron
Radio Broadcast Anomaly From KUSD Test Program
Vermillion February report notes a Jan 18 KUSD test program heard in Hawaii on Jan 17 10 50 PM Hawaii time. W H Groves Wai manalo Hawaii confirms reception. Vermillion station time 3 AM Jan 18. Jan 17 3 AM Vermillion crew work on new equipment during Christmas holidays. KUSD uses 336.9 meters 890 Kilocycles for test broadcasts on select Saturdays.
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KUSD
Vermillion
Einstein
USD
University of South Dakota
Hawaii
W. H. Groves
Waimanalo
Oahu
Graves
Henry Vert
Armour
Gerard de Bey
Orange City
Centerville Paving Proposal Faces City Council Vote
Centerville on Broadway seeks eight and a half blocks for paving amid a heated tax burden debate. The plan has drawn strong campaigns on both sides, with council action anticipated Monday. Community members from both camps affirm their commitment to Centerville’s best interests.
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Centerville
Farmers Start Discing For Spring Wheat At Buffalo Gap
Buffalo Gap reports a sign of favorable soil conditions as several farmers began disking for small grain. If warm weather holds, a sizable area will be seeded with spring wheat and oats this month. Grass grows on creek bottoms and fruit growers fear later freezes may harm budding fruit.
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Buffalo Gap
Federal Agents Tie Record Arrests For Liquor Violations
Sioux Falls reports the 1930 liquor law enforcement record under deputy administrator E. L. Senn. In January 1931 agents seized 17 stills 10 cars and 69 arrests. The full 1930 total reached 569 arrests with 379 in state court and the rest in federal court.
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Sioux Falls
E. L. Senn
Senn
Head Guest At Wellington Springs
State B. P. W. heads a guest program at Wellington Springs on February 5 as part of a promotional advertisement.
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Wellington Springs
Stop That Cold in its Tracks
McKesson's Carol touted as a fast acting cold and headache treatment. The ad claims to halt a cold within six hours and fully drive it out in 12, changing body chemistry to deter germs. It promotes two tablets every three hours with water, warns of no heart or stomach harm, and offers money back guarantee.
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McKesson
Carol
McKesson Service
McKesson and Robbins
Wessington Springs Club Hosts State President Talk
The business and professional women's club welcomed Elsie Snow Hanson of Mitchell, state president, at a dinner at the Oliver hotel in Wessington Springs. Hanson spoke on club objectives, followed by Miss Treva Sasse, local president, on the organization's work. Mrs. Theresa McDonald discussed "Women of Germany."
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Business and Professional Women's Club of
Wessington Springs
Elsie Snow Hanson
Mitchell
Oliver Hotel
Treva Sasse
Theresa McDonald
Germany
Prohibition Agents Raid Sioux Falls Area Home
State prohibition enforcement headquarter reports a federal raid in Wetonka where 12 gallons each of alleged whiskey and alcohol a small still and a new automobile were seized. LL. C. Miller occupant of the raided house will be charged in state court.
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SEY
Sioux Falls
Prohibition Enforcement
Wetonka
LL. C. Miller
Blackfeet Indians to Attend School Illiteracy Clinic
Vermillion February report details the first Indian Illiteracy Clinic on the Blackfeet reservation from March 8 to 22. The two week intensive course aims to measure adult literacy gains with support from national and Indian bureau officials and Browning school district.
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Vermillion
Bird- Rattler
Fish-Wolf Rebe
Mary-Wades
National Advisory Committee
W. H. Batsen
School of
University of South Dako Ita
South Dakota Advisory Committee
Blackfeet Reservation
Washington
Batson
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Interior
Charles J. Rhoads
Indian Affairs
W. Carson Ryan
The
Indian Bureau
Cora Wilson Stewart
Forrest H. Stone
Blackfeet Agency
Douglas Gold
Browning
Montana
National Advisory Committee On
Volunteers From Blackfeet Boarding School and Browning Public School
Volunteers from the Blackfeet Boarding School and Browning Public Schools participate in a local service drive. Students plan to assist community projects, with staff coordinating collection times and drop-off locations. The effort aims to support area families and strengthen school-community ties.
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Blackfeet Boarding School
Browning Public Schools
Codington Lawyers Banquet Tonight in Watertown
Codington county bar association members meet in Watertown for an en ough banquet. James G. McFarland will speak on requirements of a federal courtroom as a new room is hoped for in the federal building. Perry F. Loucks to discuss needs of a central law library for Codington county bar. Members anticipate an interesting meeting.
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Codington Lawyers
Watertown
Codington County Bar Association
James G. McFarland
Perry F. Loucks
Watertown Seizes 1931 Auto Licenses in Crackdown
Watertown law officers wage a strict campaign against motorists who failed to purchase 1931 automobile license plates. Cars are being tagged as owners offer excuses, but none are accepted, signaling a broad enforcement drive with little mercy.
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Watertown
Men and Boys Meet Frankfort at Third Church Session
Over 30 men gathered at the Methodist church for the third meeting of this organization in Frankfort. After an hour of various sports, Dr. Roadman, president of Dakota Wesleyan at Mitchell, delivered a splendid address.
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Frankfort
Methodist Church
Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell
City of Clark Sees 24 Percent Electric Rate Cut
Clark city officials led by Mayor Griffee and City Manager Elmer Kirkeby announce a new rate from Northwestern Public Service Co. that lowers electricity costs. The measure promises a 24 percent saving on street lighting and will trim expenses further by removing eight lights in less critical locations.
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Clark
Griffee
Elmer Kirkeby
Northwestern Public Service Company
Winston and Newell to Build New Aberdeen Wholesale House
Aberdeen February 5 officers of the Winston and Newell wholesale grocery company announce plans for a new one story brick building with full basement and 28 000 square feet of storeroom space. The structure will be the finest of its kind in the city and strictly fireproof.
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Aberdeen
Winston and Newell Wholesale Grocery Company
Officers Gard
Pierre Bonds Bought By Davenport Firm
Pierre city commissioners heard a sole bid from S C Wilder for the White-Phillips company of Davenport Ind to handle the 962000 electric and waterworks bonds dated February 1. The bid carried a 5 percent premium plus accrued interest. The mayor and city auditor were authorized to sign the contract with White-Phillips. The board also decided to purchase.
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Pierre
Davenport
S. C. Wilder
White-Phillips Company
Wilder
Fire hose upgrade and hydrant placement proposed in Pierre
The Pierre fire department aims to replace worn hose with 1,000 feet of new supply and recommends placing thinire hydrants on the state capitol lawn. Following a recent petition to curb Missouri River garbage dumping, city health officer Dr. Trent Stout reported findings to the commissioners, with several suggestions offered.
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Pierre
State Capitol
Missouri River
Trent Stout
Commissioners Cting
Reelection of Deadwood School Chief Berger Authorized
H S Berger superintendent of Deadwood public schools was reelected for a two year term starting September 193L. Berger arrived from Missouri two and a half years ago to lead the city schools.
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Deadwood
H. S. Berger
Berger
Missouri
Heals Pimples In 7 Days Or Less
Advertisement for Moone's Emerald Oil sold by Longstaff Drug Co. a pharmacist priced at 85 cents per bottle. Claims rapid healing of pimples open sores boils and ulcers with safe use and easy availability at drug stores.
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Moone
Longstaff Drug Co
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