Work To Keep Highways Open in South Dakota
Pierre February 6 report details ongoing removal efforts to improve highway conditions across the state. Main routes are fair to poor with crusted snow, drifts, and deep snow causing closures and slippery pavement on numerous U S and state highways extending from Milbank to Sioux City, including sections of U S 12, U S 14, U S 16, and U S 18.
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U.S. 12
Yellowstone Trail
Minnesota
Milbank
Devel County
Amion
Watertown
Clark
Redfield
Cheyenne Agency
Brookings
Arlington
Cavour
Fair
Volga
Huron
Wolsey
Ree Heights
Highmore
Pierre
U. S. 16
Philip
Rapid
All
U.S
Custer Battlefield
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Pankinton
Murdo
Stamford
Kadoka
U. S
Rapid City
Grael
Sturgis
Wyoming Line
Black Hillis
Canton
Davis
Lake Andes
Burke
Dallas
Winner
Okreek
Mission
Rosebud
Meridian
Yankton
Dolton
Salem
Madison
North Dakota
Tyndall
Deland
Doland
Daland
North Dakota Line
State
Sissetom
Lepla
Exavel
Eureka
Armour
Aberdeen
Simeton
Peever
Wilmot
Lone Tree
Renner
Beresford
Fik Point
Sioux City
Onida Study Club Reviews Taxation Topic
Onida February 6 special report notes the Onida Study Club discussed taxation with Mr H A Brock leading. Mint Faith Baumen provided music while Mrs J J Bauman hosted the session. Mrs M R Brown serves as club president. A separate brief recalls Glen Smith’s birthday surprise with eight boys treated to dinner and gifts.
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Onida Study Club
Onida
Onida Study” Club
HA. Brock
Ing
Mint Faith Baumen
J. J. Bauman
M. R. Brown
Glen Smith
Din- George
Lutheran Aid Meeting Quilting Session Held
The Lutheran Aid group met on Wednesday afternoon February 6 for their regular gathering. The afternoon featured quilting with cupper served to all by Mrs. E Noniroemeen, Mrs. W C Uecker, and Mrs. Fred Yordi.
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Ratmond AW
Raymond
Lutheran Aid
Mra E. Noniroemeen
Fred Yordi
Bryant Firemen To Get New Equipment
At the February city council meeting Bryant voted to add equipment to the fire department. The volunteer force totals 2 members with one Ford truck and limited gear. Officials deem the new double 9 gallon chemical outfit on a motored chassis will enhance response and protection for citizens and property.
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Bryant
Ft Wce
Mother Louise Celebrated for 25 Years of Religious Service
Turton February 2 special continues as Mother Louise of the Little Flower home marks a quarter century in religious profession. A morning mass led by Rt Rev Bishop Mahoney, a solemn high mass at Rt Joseph's church, then an afternoon program and a six o'clock banquet at St Joseph's hall with clergy, guests, and 75 alumni. Toasts, songs, and speeches honored her dedication to the convent and its children.
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Turton
Louise
Jesus of
Conde
E. J. Coyne
Aurora
J. Mahony
Hecla
Mother Louise
St. Joseph's Church Hall
MacConnachie
Redfield
Ann Retterath
Lite Flowers Home
Brentford Starts School Newspaper
Brentford high school will teach journalism this semester and publish a biweekly school paper. The first month's staff includes Editor in Chief Vera Haven, Managing Editor Vincent Strauch, Sports Editor Mabel Kramer, Copy Editor Jean Smith, News Editor Lsther La Bay, Music Arts and Sciences Alice Smith, Feature Editor Delton Welch, Society Clubs and Personal Viva Kettering, Academic Editor Alice Christensen. Journalism instructor LaRoy Zell will lead the class.
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Brentford
Brentford High School
Vera Haven
Vincent Strauch
Mabel Kramer
Jean Smith
Lsther la Bay
Schwartz Store To Open At Redfield
Redfield will see the Schwartz corner open Friday to boost the business district. The store has been newly decorated with stock prepared for the opening. Mr and Mrs H G Schwartz own the shop and recently purchased the stock on a western trip. A full clerical staff will be on duty at opening, with a shoe department run by Lloyd Beker and Elmer Clark.
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Schwartz
Redfield
Schwartz Corner
H. G. Schwartz
Lloyd Beker
Elmer Clark
Boy Makes Typing Speed Mark at Local School
Daniel Weir, a commercial department student, set a high typing speed record at the hoop school. He studied typewriting one period daily for three semesters and achieved a remarkable mark.
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Howard
Mark Howard
Daniel Weir
Hoop School
Daniel
Warren withdraws from Kingsbury Senate race
Warren, county seat attorney, announced this week he will not enter the race for senator as previously planned. He offered no explanation and stated the decision after several days of consideration, leaving him the only Republican with any stated interest in the nomination.
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Warren
Kingsbury
DE Smet
W. HH. Warren
Farmers face spring loan needs in Perkins county
About 600 Perkins county farmers may require loans this spring, per the county agent. Analysts estimate many will need 38 percent or more to secure funds for planting crops as usual in the coming season.
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Perkins County
Farm And Home Week Offers Varied Program Of Interest To Everybody
Brookings hosts Farm and Home Week Feb 3 1013 with national and local experts in agriculture economics and rural life. Highlights include round tables master lectures concerts plays and a one act play contest plus a livestock and seed show and a feature broadcast from station KEDY. Distinguished visitors from Alberta Wisconsin and Illinois will speak alongside South Dakota organizers and the event promises demonstrations exhibitions and evening entertainments.
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Brookings
Wowskers
Stake College
South Dakota
Amods
Asrouch
Sumer
Dation Kedy
Marshall Ts
Alberta
Marshall
Prairie Northwest
Benjamin Hibbard
University of Wisconsin
Hibbard
Fannie Brooks
University of Wlncis
Rouries’ Association
Disinois
Newton W. Gsines
Nebraska Extension Service
South da
College
South Oakota
Warren Green
Gepatis
Dairy Manufacturers
Faculty Women's Club
State College
Newtar W. Gaines
Water supply not restricted in De Smet last summer
De Smet officials report city water use totaled 7,663,214 gallons weighting 31 thousand tons during the last summer drought. City engineer A J Endersby notes De Smet enjoyed clear fine tasting water and did not need to curb consumption.
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de Smet
A. J. Endersby
Woonsocket Elevator To Be Rebuilt After Fire
The Farmers Elevator Co plans a rebuild in Woonsocket with Ryan Construction of Oraha awarded the contract. Work should start within two weeks and the new building aims to be ready for occupancy by April 1. Insurance settlements have been reached regarding the fire losses.
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Woonsocket
Brewster
Farmers’ Elevator Company
Ryan Construction Compand
Oraha
Mink Raising Is Rail Man s Hobby
Bristol reports a unique hobby of Milwaukee operator Bl O Wanous raising mink in his backyard. Starting in Olivia Minnesota four years ago with two pair, he shipped a pair to a fur farm in Juneau Alaska and now breeds 24 animals. He pelts about 44 mink for sale, with pens built of close brown wire and wooden houses, and the animals climb to feed and return to their pens when not fed.
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Bristol
Blo
Milwaukee
Wencue
Olivia
Clarier View
Junsad
Alaska
Yukon River
New York
Geom
Madison Creamery Reports Good Year
Madison Creamery Co operative in Madison reports a gross business of 74363 dollars from March 16 1821 to December 3 1541 with net profit 2552.65. The meeting was attended by 175 stockholders. The firm purchased 81971.61 worth of but terfat for churning and whipping and coffee cream. A total of 2222533 pounds was handled for which 80456.99 dollars was paid. Net operating profit for the period was 14867.48.
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Madison
Farmers Cooperative Creamery of
Hhe
District Legion Meet Set For Mitchell Convention
Mitchell to host district American Legion and Auxiliary meeting on February 15 8 with joint session. Delegates from Mitchell Alexandria Emery Spencer Salem Canistote Montrose Mt. Vernon Plainkinton White Lake Letcher Artesian Woonsocket Wessington Springs Alpena Fulton Bridgewater and Farmer listed. only Si Senes and Farmer excluded from Auxiliary.
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District Legion
Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell
American Legion
Alexandria
Emery
Spencer
Salem
Canistote
Montrose
Mt. Vernon
Plainkinton
White Lake
Letcher
Artesian
Woonsocket
Wessington Springs
Alpena
Fulton
Bridgewater
Farmer
Watertown Auxiliary Aids Needy Amid Tough Winter
The Watertown Auxiliary extends relief to a large number of residents as economic conditions intensify. Workers say welfare efforts this winter surpass previous years, with expanded aid for many families and individuals in need.
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Watertown
Hartung Is Retained By Minnehaha County
Hartung is retained by Minnehaha County to continue as Sioux Falls officials interpreter of records and administration services. The decision was made at a county board meeting, noting continued stability and expertise in local government operations. No further personnel changes were reported.
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Hartung
Sioux Falls
Groton Farm Boy Shows Remarkable Talent In Music
Groton 18 year old Mark Holder, son of farmer George Holder, can play around 300 old and popular tunes on piano without reading music. He learns by ear, often after hearing pieces once, and hopes to study reading music and receive funds to develop his talent. His father recalls early attempts at cornet teaching but notes Mark’s ear and memory drive his skill.
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Groton Farm
Groton
Mark Holder
George Holder
Holder
Mark
Old Dobbin Has His Day Again
February first brings farmers to switch from car to horse drawn travel as icy streets challenge unshod hooves. Many farms lack road trained, underfed horses, making road trips tougher than in the past.
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DE Smet
Moody County Seeks Bigger County Commission
A petition signed by several hundred Moody County voters asks to raise the commission size from three to five and redraw districts. The proposal would divide the 16 townships into four equal districts and make Flandroeau a fifth district to ensure equitable representation. The matter may go to a vote at the next spring primary.
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Egan
Moody County
Flandreau
Flandreau City
Pheasant Aid Sought by Redfield Farmer
A. H. Bruell, Redfield farmer, circulates petition to help pheasants suffering from deep snow and cold. Scouts and clubs to aid, with designated donation drop points. community effort to protect the birds drawing hunters to the Pheasant City. A. E. Willard Dies at Pierre hospital after long illness. Survived by son Lloyd of Colton and daughter Mira Quickstad of Watertown.
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Redfield
Feb
Specia
A. H. Bruell
America
A. E. Willard
Sioue Falls
Colton
Lloyd
Mira
C. O. Quickstad
Watertown
Farm women urged to supervise egg production
Clara Gethard Snyder of the Institute of American Poultry Industries urges farm women to supervise egg production to improve the market. She notes eggs lose moisture if not refrigerated promptly, and advocates prompt refrigeration and timely marketing to reduce wilting. stored eggs can be as good as fresh if properly stored.
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Ames
Clara Gethard Snyder
Institute of American Poultry Industries
Snyder
Final Action on Wheat Distribution Assured in House
Washington February 6 The House considered legislation to distribute farm board wheat for relief purposes. The committee on the Capper resolution aimed to allot 40 million bushels for relief. Senate action was proposed January 4. A majority of Republican committee members oppose the measure.
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Washington
House
Apleene
Gaerin Uton
Senate
Republican
Slash In School Expenses Sought In Kingsbury County
Kingsbury County Taxpayers members pressed for reduced school costs at a Lake Preston meeting. Speakers F W Wright F F Green and C A Alsath urged cutting expenditures, noting levies fell from 26 mills in 1924 to 17.69 in 1931 and arguing rural districts pay only operating costs while towns provide facilities. A De Smet board chair defended current financing and pledged potential teacher salary cuts discussed by attending board members.
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DE Smet
Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
F. W. Wright
Mathews Township
F. F. Green
Chis
A. Alseth
D. A. Craward
Crawford
Unemployed Remove Snow In Redfield Streets
In Redfield, unemployed workers remove large snow banks that blocked the streets. About 20 men and three trucks work daily, and in a few days pavement will be visible again.
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Redfield Redfield
Redfield
Onida Schools Close Due To Sickness
Onida schools closed due to widespread illness among pupils. flu is the main cause with many absences. primary and high school classes were small, 18 absent from the primary. preparations planned for Wednesday amid ongoing illness reports.
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Onida
SRE
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Little Flower Home
Madison Creamery
Preston
Goatam
Crowne
Huron Clinic
C. Shirley
D. D. Sewell
Sue
H. L. Saylor
Oynarth Ie
Bonilla
Leo Young
Wessington
Sxiceth
van Hervecomsing
Heerel
Blype Bean
Meistein
Hayot
John Deere
Jobn Deere Gang
B. C. Gang
Rock Island Trang
Oliver
New Hayes
McCormick
Hay Rock
O. G. Palmer
Tom and
al de Haven
Bonilla State Bank
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