State aid of 35000 doled out to 87 districts in 23 counties
Pierre, Feb 22. Ben Strool, commissioner of school and public lands, announced a legislative apportionment of 35000 dollars as state aid to 87 common school districts in 23 South Dakota counties. The funds reimburse districts for non-taxable indemnity and endowment lands at 3 to 5 cents per acre, keyed to districts with a six mil levy last year, with county allocations listed.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Ben Strool
Bennett
Butie
Clark
Carson
Custer
Dewey
Edmunds
Fall River
Faulk
Haakon
Hand
Harding
Hyde
McPherson
Marshall
Meade
Mellette
Dodgers Ready To Name Casey Stengel As Next Dodgers Manager
Brooklyn officials moved toward hiring Casey Stengel to replace ousted Max Carey for the 1934 season. Stengel, a former Carey coach from Glendale, California, would arrive from the West Coast as talks intensified, with Marty McManus or another candidate possible if Stengel declined.
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Casey Stengel
Max Carey
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Charles de (Casey) Stengel
Stengel
Glendale
Calif
Carey
Marty McManus
McManus
Bob Quinn
St Louis Browns
Freight Rates Reduced on Feed for Drought Areas
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized Western railroads to set reduced rates on livestock feed and related supplies to drought areas in Colorado, Michigan, South Dakota, Wyoming, and Kansas. The order covers stock and poultry feed, wood for fuel, grain, and livestock, with stations on several major lines including Chicago and Northwestern and Milwaukee Road.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado
Michigan
South Dakota
Wyoming
Kansas
Western Railroads
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Minneapolis and
Former South Dakota Publisher Dies at 88 in Syracuse
John H. Drake, former U S consul in Trier and Hamburg and early Aberdeen publisher, died yesterday at 88. A Syracuse native, he settled in Wattertown, South Dakota, served two years as county judge, then joined Harrison’s consular service in 1892. He spent two years in Germany before returning to Syracuse.
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South Dakota
Syracuse
John H. Drake
U. S. Ronsel
Riel
Germany
Aberdeen
Drake
Watertown
Harrison
Forest Fire Service Budget Call Draws House Push
Washington February 22 The house appropriations committee backed the budget director’s recommendation to cut the 1835 appropriation for federal forest fire cooperation, approving an agricultural bill that provides 1 198 619 dollars, a reduction of 323 884. Alpena Beats Wolsey In Basketball Alpena high school defeated Wolsey 31 to 10 in Alpena last night Wolsey managed only a single free throw in the second half after Alpena built a halftime margin. Scout Founder Lord Baden Powell Birthday in Hospital Lord Baden Powell founder of the Boy Scouts marked his 17th birthday in a hospital recuperating from a serious illness Also noted was Lady Baden Powell's anniversary.
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Forest Fire Service
Washington
Middlewestern
House Appropriations Committee
Alpena
Wolsey Alpena
Alpens High School
Wolsey
London
Lord Baden- Powell
Boy Scoutt Movement
Lucky Dog at State hall and Huron listings draw crowd
Amusements in Huron run a busy slate with Chic Sale’s Lucky Dog at the State. The feature stars include Buster the dog and Chic Sale, plus an ensemble cast. Tonight shows His Double Life and All of Me in Huron, with The Old Dark House in the State, and tomorrow The Frontier Marshall and Lucky Dog. Also listed are basketball at College Gym Huron versus Mitchell, and a benefit dance at C. F. Hall.
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Chic Sale
Buster
Chic
Huron
Tom O'Brien
Harry Holman
Frank Beal
Hector Sarno
Roland Young
Lillian Gish
Frederic March
Miriam Hopkins
George Raft
Helen Mark
Melvyn Douglass
Gloria Stuart
Charles Laughton
Lilian Bond
Boris Karloff
Frontier Marshall
Jeorge O'Brien
Huron Sigh
Mitchell
C. F. Hall
Home Town Boy in Chic Sale and a Vet Scene
A captioned image from Lucky Dog shows Chic Sale and a doctor in a scene on an operating table. The dog appears not lucky at this moment, highlighting the comic strip’s hospital setup and lighthearted tone.
Urges Quality Farm Produce Production Drive
Kenneth Magregor, manager of the R. E. Hartley farm at Page, North Dakota, urged producing quality farm produce especially livestock as the sure path to aligning with government production control measures and securing best profits. He spoke to the Northwest Farm Managers Association which will elect officers at its closing session.
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Fargo
N. D
Kenneth Magregor
R. E. Hartley
Page
Northwest Farm Managers Association
First Snow Astonishes African Natives on Plateau
In South Bengali Africa a snowfall touched the plateau for the first time, with natives forming caravans to witness a blanket of Allah. The snow measured about one and a half feet on the level and was deeply banked on uneven ground, delighting the oldest inhabitants who observed the event.
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Cirenaica
Africa
Allah
Bengali
Escaped convict Wilkerson captured near Elk Mountain
Wilkerson, who escaped Sundance jail February 14, was captured yesterday by a posse led by Sheriff Howell near Elk Mountain. He is charged with first degree murder in the death of L. J. Schiller, a wealthy recluse of Hulett, Wyoming, killed last September 14 and robbed of bonds valued near $100,000. The capture occurred at the GErget polked ranch 12 miles southeast of Newcastle.
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Wilkerson
Newcastle
Wyo
Lloyd Wilkerson
Sundance
Elk Mountain
Wyoming-South Dakota Line
Howell
Weston County
L. J. Schiller
Hulett
Wye
Vines and Tilden Victorious Again in Pro Match
New York reports Ellsworth Vines Jr and William Tilden II triumph over French rivals in the first international pro team clash held in the United States. Vines defeated Martin Plaa 13-11 6-3 6-3 and Tilden beat Henri Cachet in five sets 7-9 6-1 4-6 8-3 8-3, delivering five straight wins for the Americans.
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New York
Ellsworth Vines
William T. Tilden
Bighlizard
Madison Square Garden
Vines
Martin Plaa
Tilden
Henri Cachet
Morningside Falls At State In North Central Clash
South Dakota State defeated Morning side 39 to 27 to close Morningside's season. Denton Dean led Morningside with 16 points on seven field goals and two free throws, while Arndt starred for the winners with 11 points. The halftimer stood 17-12 in favor of South Dakota State.
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Morningside College
South Dakota State
Maroons
Methodists
Denton Dean
Morningside
Arndt
Dean
Rosenberger
Pederson
van Dyke
Docken
Saunderson
Wilfong
South Dakota
Grippentrog
Emerick
Dehnert
Pihal
iKpening
Diehl
Messner
D. State
Beha
Creighton
Grade School Cagers Hold Uncertain Pace
Grade school basketball teams remain in a tight cycle of strong defense or close contests as league play continues. Lincoln and Wilson lead on defense with several decisive margins, while several other intra-city matchups show narrow outcomes across multiple grade levels and teams including Washington, McKinley, Jefferson, and Wilson entries.
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Wilson
Lincolns
Washington Quint
Washington “C
Wilsons
Washington
Lincoln-Wilson
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McKinley
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Waslsipnion
Oi Wilson
Coyotes Seek Season End Win in Return Visit
Vermillion February 2 The University of South Dakota aims to avenge a prior loss to State College as they host the Coyotes in the season finale at home tonight. The matchup closes the Coyotes’ season with hopes of turning the previous defeat into a victory.
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Rabbits
University of South Dakota
State College
Redshirt Stars Face Final Game as Conference Pace Hots Up
The Redshirt basketball team fights to gain third place in the Conference against upstate rivals the Jackrabbits. After the game two seniors Oaks Olso and Bob Murphy will retire from the lineup. Olso earned last season’s All Conference honors and Murphy emerged as a key contributor in his first full year. Before the main tilt, University freshmen meet Nickerson Independent of Sioux Falls.
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Murphy
Nickerson
Sioux Falls
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