Forestburg Carnival Planned by Local PTA
Forestburg residents prepare a large community fair and carnival to be held March 14 at the Rex theater. The Forestburg PTA sponsors exhibits judged by Mrs. Ethel Rausch and R. A. Cave with prizes for distance and family exhibit counts. Proceeds fund playground equipment and band instruments for the school.
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Forestburg
Beadle County
Huron
Parent- Teachers Association
Association Treasury
R. A. Case
Ethel Rausch
Mitchell
Farewell Surprise At Yale Honoring James Pratt
Yale February special report notes Mrs Pratt and Mrs William Basse hosted a surprise farewell for James Pratt at the Pratt home with twenty guests. High scores were earned by Mrs Henry Derscheid and John Sweeney. Lunch followed. E North and James Pratt left for the Black Hills. In Miller, A Palmer's 320 acre farm ten miles southwest sold at auction this week for 30.75 an acre.
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Yale
Mrrs. Pratt
William Basse
Miller
A. Palmer
Farmer Loses Stock From Anthrax In Hogs
Springfield area farmer John Lukkes loses one steer and about 20 hogs after feeding carcass of a steer that died of anthrax. Hog deaths followed within days, vet consultation led to lab confirmation of anthrax. Lukkes had over 85 cattle, believing them immunized, but this case slipped through.
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Springfield
John Lukkes
State Health Laboratory
Lukkes
Miller Farmers At Work Sowing Wheat In February Field
Miller, Feb. 27. Farmers are preparing fields for wheat sowing and a limited amount has been planted. Early practice sowing in February produced good crops. frost has left the ground and soil is in good condition.
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Mller
Highmore Board Reelects All Teaching Staff
Highmore school board announces re-election of all teachers. Six elementary and 12 junior senior high instructors will return. Superintendent Rindall will start his third year in the fall.
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Highmore
Rindall
Lorenz Brothers Dissolve Partnership at Esmond Farm
The Lorenz brothers William Hans and Fred dissolved their partnerships due to William Lorenz ill health. The sale of the farm partnership assets in Esmond yielded over 1000 dollars in a two day sale. William will not farm, while Hans and Fred continue separately.
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Esmond Esmond
Lorenz Brothers
William
Hans
Fred Lorenz
Hirokwas Club Leads Highmore Scout Reorganization
Highmore reports a full reorganization of the Hirokwas Club tied Boy Scout movement. A Scout committee led by J.G. Ryan and others forms a three patrol troop and a Cubs group for ages nine to twelve with den chiefs and a den No. 1 led by Robert O'Reilly. A charter is sought to join Pierre-Huron area units.
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Highmore
Hirokwas
Boy Scout Movement
J.G. Ryan
R. J. Drew
W.G. McTaughlin
HC. Ray
J.P. O'Brien
Court of Honor
Herman Kiel
J. L. Whitcher
H. A. R. Indall
H. C. Ray
RS. Taylor
Robert O'Reilly
Dennmer
Norman Ray
Denner
Donald Merriman
Den
Bruce Taylor
Pierre-Huron
Hill Hotel
Fred C. Eggers
C. K. Walker
G. J. Kiel
Fred Greene
Huron
Wilson
Henry Bard
Miller
J. G. Ryan
HL A. RB. Indall
J. P. O'Brien
LL. Whitcher
Community Backing Ensures Scout Projects Progress
This community has assured active and efficient backing in all Scout projects, with strong support from B. and Feyler and other local figures.
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B. &Feyler
Pardon Hearing Set for M J Bute in April
Miller Feb 27 A pardon hearing for M J Bute is set for April 7 at Pierre. Bute, a former deputy state sheriff, was convicted four years ago in Faulkton of shooting and killing Pond near Pierre during a liquor stop. He received eight months in jail and a $500 fine after Faulkton trial. the Supreme Court affirmed the verdict, with a rehearing sought.
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Bute
Miller
M. J. Bute
Pierre
Faulkton
Pond
Joe Atkins Invited To Meeting At Rome
Pierre February 21. Senator Joe Atkins of Wessington Springs South Dakota and a Democrat has been invited to Rome to attend an international meeting of grain marketing agency representatives on March 28. Atkins would attend as a representative of the National Farmers Union Grain Marketing association and will decide after legislative adjournment.
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Pierre
Joe Atkins
Wessington Springs
Democrat
Rome
Atkins
National Farmers Unies Grain Marketing Association
Clark County Plans Anniversary Program
Clark County selects J. E. Pickles to chair a committee for a country wide fiftieth anniversary celebration this summer. The effort aims to honor the event with proper observance and recognition locally.
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Clark County
Clark
J. E. Pickles
Old Settlers Honor Clark County's 50-Year Service
Clark county is recognized for fifty years of service with the county officially organized on May 25, 1881. At this week's meeting plans emerged to send a communication to the community outlining the milestone.
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Clark County
The
County Officials Urged to Form Committee for Anniversary
Clerks of towns and townships in the county are asked to select a committee at the annual election on March 3 to meet on March 7 at Clark for planning the anniversary observance.
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Clark
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Texaco Gaso
Texaco
Texaco 3Rd
Kansas
Ford Garage
Stewart’s
Charles Dana Gipson
Life
Roy W. Howand
Scripps Howard Newspapers
Ray Lone
Grestdensi International Lagesine Company
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RB. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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