Material for Essays Ready for Y C L Contest
State game and fish department and the South Dakota division of the Izaak Walton league sponsor the Y C L essay contest with the theme The Conservation of Natural Resources Including Woods Water and Wild Life. Materials are distributed to 58 counties across 3 616 YC chapters and 250 teachers enrolled for local to state competition. The program aims to educate youth on conservation and the economic value of water, tree planting, and wildlife protection beyond sportsmen.
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Young Citizens League
O. H L. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
State Game and Fish Department
Izaak Walton Teague
Johnson
Bonsiville
South Dakota
Legionnaires To Meet In Pierre District Convention
Pierre January 10 The annual meeting of the tenth South Dakota American Legion district will be held in Pierre January 15 District commander George Adams announced Speakers include Kadeka department commander L C Morrison state adjutant J D Mullaney and others Auxiliary officers will also meet Led by Margaret Tagg and W O Drebuig More than 106 Legionnaires are expected Lebanon Haven Seteatrs Oanida Highmore Midland Philip Fr Pierre and Pierce are listed as district posts
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Pierre
South Dakota American’ Legion District
George Adams
Legion
L. C. Morrison
Kadeka
J. D. Mullaney
Watertown
State Adjustant
C. G. Kelles
Aberdeen
J. C. Mann
Sioux Falls
Boy earns third 4-H club presidency in Miner County
Herman House of Miner County 4-H was named president of the junior short course group at State College after already holding the local club presidency since October and county presidency from November. The report notes his long record of achievement in club work.
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Howard
Herman House
State College
Miner County Embardimsters
Bis County
Miner County
Desmet Elects Jensen Head of County Commission
Desmet January 10 Special The county board organized for the year 1929 named Millard Jensen of Arlington as chairman. Jensen, longtime custodian of the county, led a meeting with fellow members G G Jotna of De Smet and N S Lund of Oldham among others to set the commission lineup and oversee equipment plans for the winter period.
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Jensen
Desmet
Board of County Commissioners
Dry County
Millard Jensen
Arling
Beard
G. G. Jotna
de Smet
Jensen J. "van Tassel
Iroquois
Fe Fuaney
Third Person in De Smet Liquor Case Fined
George Harris pleaded guilty to intoxication in De Smet and was fined 132 dollars and barred from driving for a year by Judge Alva E. Taylor. Two others, George Haring and Frank Shimming, were arrested. Shimming received a one year penitentiary sentence for possession of liquor with intent to violate prohibition laws. Rouser, charged with selling liquor, awaits trial on a 750 dollar bond.
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George Harris
Alva E. Taylor
Phuysday
Wee
George Haring
Frank Shimming
Nine schools begin farm projects in 1930 program
Nine consolidated schools in the state reported planned Agricultural pursuits for 1930. Orland, Egan, Waverly, Roslyn, Barnard, Lane, Letcher, Chester and Spencer will involve 74 boys in crop projects and 140 in livestock and poultry. Corn, potatoes and small grain lead. notable plans include Clinton Brooks with 100 acres of wheat barley and flax and Ches ter Stellevold with 30 acres of corn and barley.
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Heard
Clinton Brooks
Roslyn
Chester Stellevold
Herbert Mautter
Egan
John Bjerk
Clarge Hart
Francis Fitzgerald
Frank Sales
Melvin Hueman
James Mechar
Chandler
Shirley
Orland
Albert ,Thrump
Waverly
Ernest Hatle
Chester Sellevold
Glen Waddle
M. Hewer
A. Hinders
H."hinders
S. Davis
Letcher
Edson Lamp
Ass Wilsort
Spencer
Veterans Daughters Name 1930 Officers
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War met at Build hall naming officers for 1930. President Mrs. Va Vincent. Senior Vice President Mrs. Brinkley. Junior Vice President Ruth Vincent. Treasurer Mrs. Alfred Ryland. Council members Mrs. C. Fritzel, Mrs. K. Ely, Mrs. J. H. Warner. Chaplain Mrs. J. H. Gilmore.
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DE Smet
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Juild “Hall
Chese
Va i Vincent
D- Brinkley
Rtrs
Alfred Ryland
Ruth Vincent
Treagree
C. & Fritzel
K. H. Ely
J. H. Gilmore
Canova High School Alumni Form Association
Canova graduates organized an Alumni association with Mrs. Carl Lindbloom to serve as president for 1930, Ralph Nobl gren as vice president, and Misa Pauline Miller elected secretary. ADVERTIsemeENT
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Canova
Canova High School
Carl Lindbloom
Ralph Noblgren
Misa Pauline Miller
Piles relief promised by Pills says reader
A woman recalls severe bleeding piles and failed treatments until a St Louis Times advertisement for Vito n s Pile Pills. She praises the product for reaching the roots, easing pain and enabling normal activity, with a money back guarantee and availability via pharmacies or druggists at 75 cents for a 45 pill bottle.
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St. Louis
W. H. Copeland
Sudheimer
Mark
Yiton
South Dakota Prison Needs More Industry Progress Seen
A forthcoming handbook notes the South Dakota state penitentiary at Sioux Falls requires more industries despite improvements since 1926. It cites sanitation gains from new floors, but old blocks and the kitchen struggle. It praises administration for forward looking aims and educational programs, while funding limits restrain the plant. The report highlights farm and dairy development and mentions the binder twine industry as a key employment and revenue source.
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Peerre
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Handbook of American Prisong
National Society of ‘Penal Information
Handbook on wages and work morale cited in prisons
A historical excerpt notes that a wage scale based on paying all workers fosters improved morale. It contrasts this with shirt shops and mentions employment types in prisons. The passage emphasizes profitability and the ethical aim of fair pay.
Hunter Bags Three Wolves In Six Chases
Jan 10 report from DPE SMET notes Charley Cummins pursued wolves Sunday and Tuesday, catching three in total. The chase led along Lake Thiwin and lake anu areas with two wolves cornered near screen lines and the third taken after a long ride. No bounty existed this winter, keeping hunting effort modest.
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Dpe Smet
Charley Cummins
Lake Thiwin- Son
Lake Anu
Redfield Company Incorporated ventures in building materials
Redfield South Dakota notices report several new incorporations. Inter-State Equipment Company of Aberdeen is formed with $160000 capital by W F Dickenson A L Pavey and W A Yunker. Commonwealth Company of Britton to sell electric power, $50000. Sasse Drug Company of Redfield with $25000. Associated Building Company of Mitchell, $100000. Incorporators include P W Kuipers FE M McCarthy FP M Young and others.
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Redfield Company
Pierre
Inter- State Equipment Company of
Averdeen
W. F. Dickenson
A. L. Pavey
W. A. Yunker
Aberdeen
Britton
Commonwealth Company
Adults Prefer No Dosing For Colds
An old health note explains the shift from internal medicines to external Vicks rub for colds. It highlights adults and mothers preferring topical treatment, stating Vicks rub draws out congestion and releases vapors to ease breathing, avoiding stomach upset. Historical usage figures show rising adoption.
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Vicks
Gardener Heads All Reelected at SD Horticultural Meet
Watertown January 10 The South Dakota Horticultural association reelected all officers and set 1931 convention for Mitchell. Elected officials include President Prot. WN Hansen State College Brookings Vice President John Robertsay Hot Springs Secretary R W Vance Pierre Treasurer HW Dybviz Cotton and Librarian Charles McCaffree Sioux Falls The two day annual convention closes here Thursday.
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Watertown
South Dakota Horticultural Association
All Fits
Mitchell
WN. E
Hansen
State College
Broakings
John Robertsay
Hot Springs
R. W. Vance Pierre
HW. Dybviz
Cotton
Charles McCaffree
Sioux Falls
Will Reduce Daily Duck Limit To 15
Washington January 10 news: Secretary Hyde announced the daily limit for ducks and geese will be reduced for the 1930 31 season under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. Twenty nine states have already enacted laws cutting the daily harvest.
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Washington
Hyde
Federal standards vs state limits on waterfowl cited
The department of agriculture reports waterfowl have declined over the past year prompting a reduction of duck and goose limits. The daily bag for ducks drops from 25 tons to a smaller quota and geese from 8 to 4, with a possession limit of 30 ducks and geese preserved.
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Department of
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State Department
Biceghes i
Doutt
Veterans Daughters
Canova Graduates Form Association
S.D, Prison
Sment
Bags
Wolves
Firat
Department of Banking
State of
Minnesota
New York Building
Saint Pael
Union Loan and Finance CO
New York
Saint Paul
Gentlerer
Addreay
Wright
P. D. Eltis
Mgr
Ise
Pena
Hamshire
Farrow
McCormick-Deering &Ft
John Deere
Deering
Dempster
Broeder
Rhode Island
Henry Verbrugee
National Bank’of Huron
Walter L. Voigt
HP. Hein
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