Game Commission Sets 1932 Program at Pierre Meeting
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission outlines plans for 1932 at its Pierre session on January 12. Topics include fisheries operations, artificial lake projects, waterfowl breeding grounds, predatory control, and game feeding. Directors report year activities. over 30 lake-project proposals and duck passes discussed.
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Kime and Fish Commission
Green
Johnson
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Lockington Trial Continued to May
The trial of Hoke Lockington, former Brown County deputy sheriff charged with second degree forgery, was postponed to the key term of Dear County court. Attorney B Harkin said he is preparing a defense for Paul Egbert, former county highway superintendent charged with fraud, at a special session and will not have time for Lockington’s case. Circuit Judge Van Buren Perry plans to announce the special session date soon.
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Lockington
Aberdeen
Hoke Lockington
Brown County
Dey
B. Harkin
Siorey
Paul Egbert
Fime
van Buren Perry
Spuds Harvested From Snow Covered Patch
Fairfax report details Joe Stanek and M. M. Betzner harvesting a winter potato crop after a summer of garden work. Facing grasshoppers, they stored seed potatoes gathered from a bulky hill before the last snowstorm.
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Fairfax
Joe Stanek
M. M. Betzner
Stanek
Watertown Legion Men Are Honored
Outstanding Legion work during the year earned national commendation for John Dickinson past post commander of Cod ington county post No. 17 and Wright Tarbell adjutant in 1931. Certificates signed by Ralph T. O'Neil national commander for 1930-31 were presented. The testimonial notes loyal service and a 1931 membership record surpassing the four year average.
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Watertown Legion
Watertown
John Dickinson
Codington County
Wright
Tarbell
Ralph T. O'Neil
American Legion
Wolsey Couple Feted On 20th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Chesley hosted friends at their Wolsey home to celebrate J. and Mrs. R. Hoskins twenty years of marriage. Card games and lunch followed, prepared by Mrs. V. Chesley, Mrs. Nick Jansen, and Mrs. F. W. Anderson.
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Wolsey
Jan
F. WV. Chesley
Belle Fourche Makes Progress Past Year
Belle Fourche reports 1931 ending with civic gains despite tough economy. The Belle theater, replacing Iris theater, opened at Round-Up time as a top Black Hills venue. The John Burns Memorial Hospital nears completion, promising needed medical capacity. New homes and remodeling spread citywide with ranch improvements noted.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
John Burns Memorial Hospital
Parkston Doctor Becomes Patient In Auto Accident
Dr F A Tobin of Parkston was en route to Mitchell with seven year old Roonid Hoff for an emergency operation when his car skidded six miles south of Mitchell. The doctor and boy were injured. Tobin needed surgery after the crash and another surgeon was called to perform the operation.
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Parkston
Mitchell
Tobin
Roonid Hoff
Sportsmen Invited to Seine Fish at Rush Lake
The state fish and game department invites sportsmen to winter fish at Rush Lake. The lake lacks water to sustain fish, so large numbers were moved to other lakes. Work to fix water levels has halted and the lake is opened to the public.
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Webster, Jan
Alm
Rush Lake
State Fish and Game Department
Aurora County Maintains No Bank Failures in 1931
Plankinton reports Aurora County continues its record of no bank failures. Despite dire crop yields in 1931 and severe frasshopper damage, banks stayed solvent, meeting customer needs with feed loans as Red Cross and county aid supported many families.
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Aurora County
Plankinton
Red Cross
Office Seekers Have Petitions Too Early
In Hand County on January 6, several county office candidates circulated petitions and met required signatures but an AG opinion declares signatures more than 20 days before the May primary invalid. Many must restart petitions and cannot begin before February. Six Republican candidates vie for Hand County sheriff.
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St, Lawrence
Walsh
Attorney General
Hand
Soil Condition Good Around St Lawrence
Soil in the vicinity is in fine condition with recent rain and wet snow. Snow cover will melt into moisture. farmers are encouraged by improved ground conditions and the expected moisture from melting snow.
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St. Lawrence St, Lawrence
Jan
Radio Commission Discussed by USD Engineer at Mitchell
Vermillion January notes that B B Brackett USD radio director will discuss the Federal Radio Commission and its distribution of broadcasting privileges before the South Dakota State Society of Engineers and Architects at Mitchell. Brackett to travel from Vermilion Tuesday for the council meeting. public meetings follow. He says small stations and educational stations have not received fair treatment compared to commercial stations.
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Radio Commission
Vermillion
B. B. Brackett
University of South Dakota
Federal Radio Commission
South Dakota State Society of Engineers and Architects
Mitchell
Brackett
Vermilli
Monway
Doland Farmer Shifts Fifteenth Carload of Hay
Local farmer P A Aldrich shipped his fifteenth carload of hay this season averaging ten tons per car to points across South Dakota. He plans more shipments including oats straw amid rising demand locally. he is one of the region's largest rail hay shippers and also sells hay hauled by truck.
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Doland
Boland
P. A. Aldrich
South Dakota
Aldrich
Colleges Convene in Yankton Adopts Plans for Sioux Falls Meeting
A meeting of five South Dakota independent college leaders on the Yankton campus adjourned after adopting plans for a March 4 and 5 gathering in Sioux Falls hosted by President Lattgast. Debates covered teacher training uniformity, tuition set at 150 dollars, student aid funding, and student solicitation limits.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Yankton College
Sioux Falls
Lattgast
Sioux Falls College
Nformal
Preus
Augustana
Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan
Agne
Huron
Nash
Joans
Yanktori
Mitchell
Hearse Delivers Sioux Falls Couple to New Year Party
Mr and Mrs Henry Koehler of Sioux Falls rode a hearse to a Madison New Year’s party after their car stalled on a badly drifted highway No 19. The Hallenbeck funeral coach, returning from Beresford and fitted for heavy going, rescued them and brought them to the gathering without spoiling their plans.
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S. F
Madison
Jan
Henry Koehler
Sioux Falls
Hallenbeck
Beresford
Wayland Girl Is Injured In Fall
Eunice Ravenscroft suffered a painful injury to her left wrist when she fell on a slippery sidewalk in Wayland Monday afternoon. Taken to a physician, examination could not confirm a break or severe sprain.
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Wayland
Jan
Eunice
A. J. Ravenscroft
Summer Session Schedule Fixed at University of South Dakota 1982
Vermillion reports a strong summer session schedule at the University of South Dakota with a goal to expand graduate work and extracurricular programs. The 1931 session drew 432 students, 392 from South Dakota, with attendees from Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin North Dakota Illinois Texas and Pennsylvania. Commencement for summer degree candidates is set for July 15.
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Vermillion
Jan
University of South Dakota
S. M. Batson
Batson
South
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Illinois
Texas
Pennsylvania
Wessington Club Plans Alaska and Eskimo Talk
Members of the Wessington study club will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. A. C. Ruddy’s home. Mrs. Jennie Croes will present a paper on Present Day Alaska and Mrs. L. D. McKay will explain the life and habits of the Eskimo.
Buffalo Teachers Enroll In Extension History Course
In Gann Valley on January 9 the majority of Buffalo county teachers begin a three hour extension course in contemporary history for regular college credit from Northern Normal school Aberdeen. The group will study Japan and China and world relations with congress as a key source, using Literary Digest and Time. Outside lectures are arranged by Superintendent Gertrude Flyne to aid certificate renewal.
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Buffalo
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Northern Normal School
Aberdeen
Japan
China
Gertrude Flyne
Wessington Teacher Nears Return After Christmas Surgery
Wessington seventh and eighth grade teacher Hoyt Nicholas is rapidly recovering from an appendicitis operation performed on Christmas Day at Miller hospital. He returned home this week and expects to resume teaching within two weeks, with Mrs. Keith Robinson handling grades during convalescence.
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Wessington
Jan
Hoyt Nicholas
Miller Hospital
Keith Robinson
Wayland Mail Carrier Overcomes Rugged Roads
A Wayland rural mail carrier uses a team and sled on part of his route before switching to a car, delivering complete service despite varied local road conditions. The main traveled highways show broken paths but eventually allow automobie traffic as side roads clear.
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Wayland
Christian Art Is Called Purposeful
Vermillion January 8 A university of South Dakota fine arts instructor C Mitchell told KUSD listeners that early Christian art arose with three key factors. Rome’s weakness under pressure, Christian church strength through persecution, and Constantine moving the empire’s capital to Constantinople.
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Vermillion
Sin C. Mitchell
University of South Dakota
KUSD
University of South D
Ph m
Mitchel
Sprey Angel
Chris
Ace
Mitchell
Rome
Ag Minor
Cunstantine
Emi
Night Coughing Stopped by Thaxi Guide
A doctor’s famous prescription Thaxi claims to end night coughing within minutes by relieving throat irritation. It targets the throat’s infernal cause not reached by ordinary remedies. Safe for the whole family, no dope, money back if not satisfied. 35e. Longstaff Drug Company and other drug stores.
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Thaxi
Longstaff Drug Company
Otheer
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