Nohner Sees Great Opportunity in South Dakota Industry
Casper Nohner editor of the Hamlin County Herald-Enterprise at Hayti and state charity board member urged South Dakota to pivot from agriculture to industrial development. He said the state brims with latent opportunities, calling for survey of resources, investor welcome, and a push to create an era of industrial growth to boost farms and wealth.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Casper Nohner
Hayts
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Nohner
Green
Warren Green
Hamlin County Herald-Enterprise
Hayti
South Dakota Press Association
Missouri
South Dakoua
Getater
Ice Shortage Forces Hot Springs to Import Supply
Hot Springs must import a full year’s ice from Mystic due to a warmer winter. Clem Larive of Black Hills Ice says 39 car loads will be shipped via the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy as George Larive and sons deploy cutting gear in Mystic for harvesting.
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Hot Springs
OT Springs
Mystic
Clem Larive
Black Hills Ice Company
Lake Larive
George Larive
County Boards to Act as Conciliation Panels in Civil Disputes
A bill by Senator R. E. Dowdell of Forestburg would convert county boards and commissioners into boards of conciliation to hear testimony and issue judgments in civil disputes. Unconsolidated cases would go to courts, and parties would share hearing costs, with income directed to the county general fund.
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Pierre
County Boards & Commissioners
Boards of Conciliation
State Senate
R. E. Dowdell
Forestburg
Dowdell
County General Fund
Yale Pupils Lead With High Averages
Pupils of the Yale school primary room show averages of & per cent or above for six weeks. Ver non Putz and Deleinnie Decker stand out with top marks.
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YALE
Vernon- Putz
Deleinnie Decker
Yale School Rooms Win Best Attendance Award
The Yale schools prime room posted the best attendance in six weeks and a pictured award will hang there next period. A steel bookcase was installed in Yale high school to organize all library books.
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YALE
Alta Mae Lumbard in Recital at Groton
Miss Alta Mae Lumbard of Huron College gave a formal organ recital at the Groton Presbyterian Church on Sunday evening. She studied under Prof H Gibson who also contributed a piano solo. Prof Martin Van Duerson head of Huron College voice department, sang a vocal solo. A large audience welcomed the program.
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Alta Mae Lumbard
Groton Groton
Missy Alta Mae Lumbard
Huron College
Presbyterian Church
Miss Lumbard
H. Gibson
Martin van Duerson
Upturn Seen in Farm Prices Forecast for 1931
In Belle Fourche on February 3, A E Anderson of South Dakota State College extended optimism for farm prices in late 1931. He predicted beef and hog prices would improve as livestock demand grows, while sheep and wool face continued pressure. cattle on farms rise but not yet in markets. He noted lower farm labor costs and stronger livestock returns, with mixed outlooks across commodities. A subsequent Vermillion note covers Dr Herbert S Schell’s Mississippi Valley Historical Review article on Hugh McCullough and the Treasury Department, 1865-69.
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Belle Fourche
West River Farm Development Institute
A. E. Anderson
Extension Service
South Dakota State College
Anderson
South Dakota
Schell
Mississippi Valley Historical Review
Hugh McCullough
Treasury Department
Herbert 8. Schell
University of South Dakota
Horse buyers descend on Big Bend seeking work horses
Special report notes a surge of buyers in the Big Bend district during the past week. William Steel of Ree Heights McDonald of Holabird and George Livingston and Clare Curtis of Blunt have arrived offering attractive prices for good work horses.
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Joe Creek
Big Bend
William Steel
Ree Heights
McDonald
Holabird
George Livingston
Clare Curtis
Blunt
Fingerprints Prove Tool Says Prisoner in Sioux Falls
Clarence Smitley alias Harry Lane touts fingerprints as crime trackers while facing federal charges in Deadwood for operating a still. He had previously served two years in Indiana for transporting a stolen car and received parole before drifting to the Black Hills. Indiana authorities plan to return him to serve parole violation.
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Sioux Falls
Clarence Smitley
Harry Lane
Smitley
Indiana
Black Hills
Deadwood
U. S
F. L. Gilmore
Six Are Pledged To Scabbard And Blade
Vermillion February 25 Scabbard and Blade honorary leaders at the University of South Dakota pledged six junior class members on February 17. Pledges include Clifford Anderson Centerville Ralph Leer Vermillion Glenn Wohler Water Town James Sweet Rapid City Otto Whitmore Sioux Falls and Laster Olson Vermillion. Senior officers and instructors are listed with honorary members F R Kilbourn and C A Clawson.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Wesley Carter
Clifford Anderson
Centerville
Ralph Leer
Glenn Wohler
Watertown
James Sweet
Rapid Cit
Otto Whitmore
Sioux Falls
Laster Olson
Herman G. James
W. D. Powell
H. B. Sherman
R. E. Cavance
Serst
F. R Kilbourn
C. A. Clawson
Yale Pupils Enter Fifth Six Week Period
Yale school pupils enter their fifth six week period following the end of the fourth period on Friday February 20.
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YALE
Yale School
Farmers Aid Seed Loan Push Through County Committees
Aberdeen February 25 Cooperating with farmers a Brown County group appointed committees across communities to assist in obtaining Federal Seed loans. Farmers with crop losses from drought or hail or lacking seed feed or fertilizer may access loan information at local banks in Westport Columbia Groton Aberdeen and the Brown County agents office.
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Aberdeen
Brown, County Fame
Floans
Westport
Columbia
Groton
Brown County Wngent
Lions Plan Second Annual Ladies Night in De Smet
The De Smet Lions Club will host its second annual ladies night at the regular Thursday meeting in the legion club house. A George Washington party will be featured with special decorations flowers and favors and a three piece orchestra to accompany the dinner hour.
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de Smet
Lions
Lions Club of
de ‘Smet
Legion Club
Two Year Old Child Sings Thirty Songs in Lake Andes
John Edward Melmer a two year old of Lake Andes is noted for singing about thirty tunes he hears on the radio. At about 12 months his parents observed his musical ability and continued to nurture it through early exposure to songs.
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Lake Andes
John Edward Melmer
John J. Melmer
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