Jones Pleased With Meetings SROCKING Jan
Jones, state club leader, reported the 15 percent Junior Short Course at South Dakota State College drew 555 members, the most ever. Over five days 332 boys and 332 girls plus 51 seeders attended sessions, with morning classes, afternoon recreation, and evening programs. Beadle county won two banners, Bon Homme county received a green and white Dreamer for the best stunt, and Brown, Beadle, and Lincoln counties earned top honors in various contests.
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South Dakota State College
H. MM. Jones
Bon Homme
Beadle County
Beadle
Brookings
Brown County
Harald Reaves
Joseph Greenan
Clarence Lund
Robert Worth
Potter County
Earl Simantel
Wolpey
Merl Nelgen
Miner County
James Blemer
Beedle
Aml
Delbert Fowles
Lincoln County
Richard Heecen
Charles Mix County
Alan Bogue
Mystery clears on death of Miss Elizabeth Cock
Reports from Belle Fourche say Elizabeth Cock died in Cedar Rapids on New Year’s Eve after being struck by a taxicab. Friends identify her as sister of F Cock, a noted sheepman in Butte County. Mr and Mrs Cock received the news New Year’s Day and traveled to Cedar Rapids.
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Elizabeth Cock
Belle Fourche
Jan
Cedar Rapids
F. ¥. Cock
Butte County
Indian Doll Receives Display at Pettigrew Museum
Sioux Falls museum announces Mato Chitika a life sized Indian doll on display. Curator Miss Mary Peabody notes the doll modeled by Susan Deloris, great granddaughter of General Sully. The name Mate Ohitike translates as Brave Bear.
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Sioux Falls
Mary Peabody
Pettigrew Museum
Mato Chitika
Rouseura
Peabody Gard
Susan
Deloris
Sully
Mate Ohitike
Brave Bear
Gettysburg To Have New Clothing Store
Charles Miller, longtime Friedman Clothing Company clerk, has severed ties with the firm and plans to open Gettysburg’s first exclusive men’s furnishing store. He will tour Minneapolis and Sioux City for purchases and brings four years of service at Friedman plus prior Clark store management experience.
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Gettysburg
Redfield
Charles Miller
Friedman Clothing Company
Ccat
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Gettys
Clark
Clark Acre
Horses Prepared for Emergency Use in Watertown
In Watertown, Lieutenant Lieut S L Lieut and instructor Ovecar W Koch announce five horses have been selected from Codington County to deliver to the local command post for emergency use. The plan limits use to a declared emergency, with the local officer instructed to not let the horses be sold or diverted.
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Watertown
Jan S
Ovecar W. Koch
Mih Signal Corp
Povercment
Koch
Codington
Estelline Firemen Donate To Charity
Estelline January 5 fire volunteers at an annual meeting voted to buy fire manguishers for use in residences and at would fires to aid charitable efforts.
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Estellime
Fecal Solent
S. D. School Laws Recodified Under Study
Pierre source notes recodification of South Dakota school laws with proposals ready for revision this year. Committee includes State Superintendent EG Giffen Attorney General M Q Sharpe and State Rep S H Hagg. Reorganization and reclassification to be the main effort with no radical changes proposed.
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S. D
Pierre
EG Giften
M. Q. Sharpe
S. H. Hagg
McLaughlin
Corsan County
Giffen
Iroquois Lodges Install Officers in Joint Ceremony
About one hundred Odd Fellows and Rebekahs gathered in TROQUOIS lodge hall Friday night for joint installation of officers for the year. A 6:30 dinner preceded the ceremony, followed by an attractive and impressive installation. The meeting featured detailed officer rosters for both lodges and concluded with social grouping and games.
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Troquois
Odg
Noble Grand
K.S. Bunny
Pete Hanson
L. E Lamant
C. E.liddie
Eo.h. BD. Harrington
Wooshactos
H. J. Schultz
Enieg
Dewey Best
Charles Ohlson
G. B. Irwin
Noble Wand
Fred Schultz
A. McGeachy
C. J. Stoner
Cavour M W A Plans Dances This Winter
The New Year's dance sponsored by the M W A lodge in Cavour drew a large crowd with over 30 tickets sold and orderly attendance. Caspersons orchestra provided music as the lodge plans regular, policed dances to continue through winter and promises prompt action against disorderly attendees.
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Cavour
Caspersons Orchestra
MLW
Births Rise in Sanborn County in 1966
In Sanborn county births increased during 1966. The year saw 115 births, with 1980 recording the highest number of marriages for some time at 1509, while 1398 stood around average for licenses issued.
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Sanborn
Woonsocket
Former S. D. Officer Receives Promotion
Former division officer in South Dakota receives a promotion status after years on duty. The report notes prior service with the Fourth Cavalry and mentions ongoing duties and career advancement within military channels.
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S. D
FT. Meade, Jen
Fourth Cavalry
City likely to grant permit for station in Black Hills area
The calendar argued Calendar had not proven financial support or feasible program plans. Objections have been clearly stated, but it now seems likely the city will grant a permit. Other Black Hills cities may apply to operate a station as well.
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Calendar
Ad Mo
Black Hills
Alsa
Complete Survey In South Dakota
In Pierre the state game and fish commission announced completion of a survey of duck passes and flyways to aid a proposed five year program. The study lists locations by county and describes ownership plans, funding needs, and a potential license fee increase to support acquiring public shooting grounds for South Dakota sportsmen.
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Pierre
State Game and Lens Commission
O. H. Johnson
Partment
South Dakota
Aresa
Tse
Genre Commission
Marshall
Roberts
Grant
Day
Brown
McPherston Clark
Codingtes
Hamlin
Brookings
Kingsbury
Leke
Moody
Game Commission
Amos Cox Funeral Services Held in Miller
Amos Cox aged about in Miller dies after paralytic stroke at Lamberton Minnesota. Former resident of Dallas Center Iowa, lived in Hand County and Miller before moving to Lamberton. Services held at Christian church on Saturday afternoon. Survived by wife three sons a daughter and granddaughter all in Miller.
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Amos. Cox
Miller Miller
Jan
Amos Cox
Lamberton
Minn
The
Christian Church
Cox
Dallay Center
Hand County
Miller
J B Eide Purchases Arne Store In Hayti
J B Eide former manager of the Ole Arne store in Hayti now owns the shop after a court confirmed the sale following Arne's death. The store will keep its former policies and name, with Eide continuing as manager after eleven years in charge.
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J. B. Eide
Arne
Hayti Hayti
Ole Arne
Fahe
Eide
Pest
Dry Law Breaker Fined in Watertown Car Confiscated
Harren Kanold pleaded guilty to selling liquor under the dry law in Watertown. Judge Lloyd B. Peterson fined $400 and ordered the car confiscated. officers later sold it for $30. Two gallons of liquor were found in the vehicle at the time of arrest.
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Watertown
Tan
Taosport
Harren Kanold
Lloyd B. Peterson
Kandid
Rovender
Three Men Jailed for Theft of Coal in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls men Henry Gustad Id Dunham and Henry Shurtliff were sentenced to county jail terms for stealing five bags of coal from Great Northern Railway bunkers. Special Agent Carl Thompson arrested them after the raid.
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Sioux Falls
Great Northern Railway
Henry Gustad
Id Dunham
Henry Shurtliff
Sioux Fall
Carl Thoorpson
Mitchell Reports But Eight Crimes In Month
Mitchell reports eight crimes in November with Aberdeen, Sioux Falls, and Reynolds City leading the counts. The crimes were mostly minor in nature and the Eastern speerent noted by the police officer.
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Mitchell
Redfield Enters 1931 Debt Free and Optimistic
Redfield enters 1931 clear of debt with $60 900 in bonds to be retired by the city treasurer. Mayor Naeve urges a new city pump as a top priority to avoid a 24 hour water supply if the current air compressor fails. County agent Wilrett forecasts improved agricultural conditions in Redfield and Spink County with no grain acreage curtailment and a favorable trend in stock feeding amid low grain prices.
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Naeve
Dent
Redfield
Spink County
Wilrett
Yankton College Marks Progress in 1930 Growth
Yankton College reports a five year drive for endowment and equipment completed. The 1930 year saw Forbes hall of science opened, a new central heating plant, and conference championships in basketball track and football. A 53 member 1990 graduating class is noted as the largest in the college's history.
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Yankton
Yankton College
G. W. Nash
William S. Davies
Forbes Hall of Science
Pi Gamma Mu
Une
Pi Gamma Bu
By-Phi
Sigma Beta Phi
Forbes Hall
Theta Alpha Phi
Yanktonp College
Sioux Falls Reports Few Holiday Arrests
A January check of New Year’s holiday arrests shows eight people detained for law violations in Sioux Falls. Seven were charged with intoxication and the eighth with disturbing the peace. All pleaded guilty and received penalties from fines to short jail terms.
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Sioux Falls
Spud Growers to Hold Show in Sioux Falls
Watertown Jan 5 An announcement by LD Nicholas Codington county farm agent says the South Dakota Potato Growers Association will meet in Sioux Falls January 13 14 and 15 in connection with the state crop show. Potatoes will be judged by H C Werner University of Nebraska horticul ture dept. He will speak January 14 on Some Potato Problems. Officers Grover Robb Palm to lead new slate. Premium list raised to 1200 with new exhibitor divisions and best single tuber prize. Palm chairs the program committee assisted by Kornmann of Thomas and Parliament of Thomas.
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Watertown
Nicholas Codington
South Dakota Potato Growers Association
Sioux Falls
H. C. Werner
Department of Horticulture
University of Nebraska
Grover
Mate Potato Viewers
Harry Robb
Garden City
A. W. Palm
Huron
Bruno Kornmann
Thomas
Frank Parliament
Ree Heights Church Names New Officers
Ree Heights reports officers for the Congregational church chosen at a recent meeting. Trustees for three years include Mrs. Anna Gardner and Aaron Burge with C. W. Gardner elected treasurer and Miss Carrie Price clerk for one year. Standing committee members are Mrs. W. H. Shearer and Mrs. W. H. Specker for one year. Deacons include Mrs. W.D. Leadbetter and John Fawcett for three years. Organist is John Fawcett for one year and assistant organist Mrs. E. B. Warnke for one year. Chorister is Mrs. W Gardner for one year and Sunday school superintendent Byron Swart.
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Ree Heights
Congregational Church
Anna Gardner
Aaron Burge
C. W. Gardner
Carrie Price
W. H. Shearer
W. H. Specker
W.D. [Leadbetter
John Fawcett
E. B. Warnke
Dry Open Winter Of Benefit To Farmers
Buffalo Gap reports a drought fractured by fair weather that aided farmers short on stock feed. Frosts have frozen the ground, reducing moisture loss, and by January 1 farmers' wells were stocked with feed for the rest of winter despite uncertain weather ahead.
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Buffalo Gap
Watertown Mayor Opposes Temporary Relief Legislation
Mayor D C Noonan of Watertown opposed a plan for congressional funds to provide temporary relief to the poor and needy. In an open letter to Senator Robert M La Follette he argued survey results show conditions not worse than in previous years and rejected the proposed unemployment relief agenda.
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Watertown
D. C. Noonan
Noonan
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Ine
Hillgren Proposes Splitting South Dakota Into Two Districts
Sioux Falls, Jan 5. Rep Ralph Hillgren of Minnehaha proposes a bill to dissolve the state into two congressional districts. His plan adds 10 counties to the first district and places Watertown Mitchell Sioux Falls and Yankton in the first district with eastern counties, while Aberdeen Huron Pierre and Rapid City join the second district. He argues the division is logical and efficient amid possible apportionment changes after the 1929 census.
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Sioux Falls
Ralph
Hillgren
Congress
South Dakota
Marshall
Roberts
Day
Grant
Codington
Clark
Hamlin
Devel
Kingsbury
South Dake
Watertown
Mitchell
Yankton
Aberdeen
Huron
Pierre
Rapid City
WoonSocket License Plates Record First Day Totals
Sanborn county treasurer M C Nielson reports issuing 112 auto and 12 truck license plates on the first day of the new year, compared with 137 car plates in 193. Truck plates show a slight decrease.
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Woonsocket
Sperial
M. C. Nielson
Sanborn County
New Accounting System Simplifies School Reports
Pierre Wisconsin announces a new accounting system for So Dae kola schools effective July 1 1931. The system streamlines book work allowing district clerks to generate detailed reports anytime by using warrants and distribution sheets. It aims to help districts run on a budget for 1932 and beyond with clearer expenditure tracking. The department plans county visits to assist implementation as railroads seek reduced sport fares from the state commission.
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Kraushaar
Acc
Department of Public Instruction
Thexine Promises Instant Relief For Night Coughs
Night coughing and sore throat are often caused by irritation. Thexine, a doctor's prescription, claims almost instant relief after the first swallow by targeting the irritant directly. Pleasant tasting and suitable for the whole family, available in 35, 1c and 1000 bottle sizes, sold by Longstaff Drug Co and others.
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Longstaff Drug Co
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Odd Fellows
Fish Commission
S. F
Caserful
WCCO
Farmers Cooperative Association
J. F. Anderson Lumber Co
Ania
Huron Grain & Coal Co
Huron Lumber Co
Ase Wisconsin
State
Minnehaha
State Commission
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