Spink County Farmers Form New Improvement Committee
Redfield January 30 Special J R Billings Northwest Crop Improvement is visiting Spink County to aid the county improvement effort. Five new members join the committee and the old members are reelected. The full slate includes Diehd Navh Benote Redfield Walter Fiterson Frank Fort Merle Hagman Ashro Glenn Bhlyor Boy Tulare WaleG Dries Volare E Riedenrick Werthvillea J 2 Heinmiller Frank Yor St Von Sobel Randolph A Ti ser Athol and J Chursten Hitchesek. The committee will study county farms with County Agent F TB Willrett and report at future meetings.
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Redfield
J& R. Billings
Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Spink County Crop Association
Diugh
Navh
Chaitrmans Benote
Walter Fiterson
Frankfort
Merle Hagman
Ashro Glenn
Bhlyor Boy
Meadow Lark Remains With Chickens Near Estelline
ESTELLINE Jan 30 A lone meadow lark that vanished with its flock last fall returned to a granary then, during the cold spell, sought shelter in a farmhouse. Rescued from the chill, the bird recovered and now lives contentedly among chickens at a local home.
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Tate | Yast
Whitam Lin‘neman
Mr. Linneman
Scoutcraft Work To 26 Men
Madison reports twenty six men taking a special six day scoutcraft course under W Stayton Sioux area executive. trained locals conduct instruction with an awards night for troop 14 recognizing Das Roushman William Blagen and William Drake for knot tying and Pan Baeghman for inter patrol contest leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
W. Stayton
Sioux
Das Roushman
William Blagen
Willam Drake
Armour and Corsica Ship 1232 Cars in 1929 Totals
Armour and Corsica shipped 1232 carloads of livestock and grain to market from their depots in 1929 with Corsica contributing 689 carloads. The split included wheat barley oats corn flax mill products ete hogs sheep and other items. County financials end of year show 2 240565 in bank deposits with Corsica Arony and Delmont banks holding 914268 614081 and 652596 respectively.
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Corsica
Armour
Geal
Arony
Delmont
Creamery Declares 4000 In Dividends At Meeting
Ramona cooperative creamery patrons received dividends totaling over 4000 dollars based on two cents per pound of butterfat delivered in 1923. August Fisch received the largest check, 78 dollars, as stockholders voted unanimously to cease buying butter substitutes to raise butterfat prices.
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Teomestres Rot
Substi- HH
Ticir
Former Mellette Resident Dies in California
Death notice reports Mrs. Clark Horning aged 73, formerly of Mellette, Long Beach California, where she lived since 1919 after moving from Mellette in 1861. The notice records her longtime residence in Mellette and recent death in California.
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Clark Horning
Mellette
Long Beach
Cal
Wriday
Three Fires Break Out In One House In Wessington
Wessington January 30 Special fires damaged the J A Stesler residence ending the local department’s Sunday effort. An overheated stove pipe caused a blaze in an upstairs room while two other uprisings originated from electric wires. Insurance covered about 100 dollars in losses.
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Wessington
J. A. Stesler
Trrsk
Will Open Beauty Shop In Wessington
WESSINGTON Jan 20 Miss Eyelyn Derr who recently completed a course in barbering in Minneapolis will open her beauty parlor here about February 1 in the McNair apartments over the G C Derr store. The room is being redecorated.
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Wton
Eyelyn Derr
Wessington
Minneapolis
Hera
McNair
G. C. Derr
Cattleman Greer Wintering 400 Herefords at Crystal Spring
M. B. Greer, cattleman and owner of Crystal Spring ranch near berg, winters 400 head of Hereford cattle, mostly polled types, at his ranch. He reports good progress and feeds mainly rough hay.
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Joe
M. B. Greer
Crystal Spring
Berg
Educate Trappers In Capturing Coyotes
Aberdeen January 30 Hunters trappers farmers and land owners in northwestern South Dakota plan to cooperate with the state game and fish commission to control coyotes and other predatory animals. A sign of educating Shum Pakotansas to proper capture methods aims to show that coyotes may self-exterminate through profitable pelts if methods become widely known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
State Game and Fish Commission
Aberdeen Parks To Be Improved
Aberdeen plans park improvements discussed at the annual association meeting. Clarence Dresselhuys of Aberdeen was reelected president, with P. J. Hearlem as vice president and E. J. Searle as secretary treasurer. Ten board members were reelected.
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Aberdeen
Jon
Tacoma Park
South Dakota
Clarence Dresselhuys
P. J. Hearlem
E. J. Searle
Ashton State Bank Directors Elected at Stockholders Meeting
Ashton state bank announced the election of 2930 directors at the annual stockholders meeting. Officers named include Francis as president Wilson as vice president Graves as cashier and Gladys Daysey as assistant cashier.
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Ashton
Fen
Francis
H. M. Wilson
CG. F. .Graves
C. KF. Quimby
E. N Graves
Ashton State Bank
Wilson
Graves
Migs Gladys Daysey
Indian School tests home built talking pictures for children
Pierre Indian School Superintendent Whitlock improvised a sound system for a silent motion picture projector. Using a second hand tone turntable, a disc pickup, and two radios, 225 Indian children saw what were claimed to be the first talking pictures at any Indian school in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigrre
Whitlock
Pierre Indian School
United States
Trankshaft
Legion Post Sells Theater At Howard
Howard January 10 A special sale sees the Grand theater sold by the American Legion post to William Klein of Howard ex Ford dealer and former register of deeds. The legion retains ownership of the auditorium while Klein pays 5600 for the theater equipment and business including sound gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
William Klein
Sioex Fells
American Legion Post
Klein
Ford Deaier
the Legion
Klain
Supreme Court Affirms Carlton Damage Verdict
Pierre January 30 The South Dakota supreme court has affirmed a circuit court verdict in Aurora county involving sheriff G A Sayeille and Ben Gull against plaintiff Lewis D Carlton over a $2000 cash bond posted by T J Carlton. Bail money was levied upon Woonsocket Plate Bank and im-
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Carlton
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Aurora County
G. A. Sayeille
Ben Gull
Lewis D. Carlton
Plaimui
T. J. Carlton
Woonsocket Plate Bank
Carlton Bankrupt Case Ends in Damages Award
T. J. Carlton filed two bankruptcy petitions and Guilick was appointed trustee. Lewis D. Carlton sues to recover money he says was taken as bait by Carlton. Judge R C Bader directs verdict against Carlton. Supreme Court upholds the judgment and orders, awarding Guilick damages for delay and costs against Carlton.
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T. J. Carlton
Guilick
Lewis D. Carlston
Carlton
Supreme Court
Rumor Of Oil Strike Near Wall Denied
Report denies rumors of an oil strike near Wall at Jonas Simpson's farm. Alleged evidence of oil was claimed from 30 feet depth and leases were said to be obtained on nearby land, but the report refutes these claims.
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Wall
Coyote Hunting At Parker Draws Local Attention
Parker residents embrace coyote hunting with hounds as a new winter sport. Davard Merril and Harry Bellman captured one after a long chase with four large hounds. Reg Frieman later secured two more near Hurley using a string of hounds.
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Parker
Turner
Davard Merril
Harry Bellman
Reg Frieman
Hurley
Prieman
Moone's Emerald Oil touted as universal eczema cure
An advertisement claims Moone's Emerald Oil quickly heals eczema and long standing skin diseases with just a few applications. It promises safety and no staining, urging readers to buy a two ounce bottle from their druggist and prove its effectiveness.
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Moone
Montrose Students Win In Sioux Falls Oratorical Contest
Two Montrose students earned prizes at the Wats oratorical contest at Sioux Falls College. Laurel Eno won first prize of 25 dollars for Law Observance vs Law Enforcement. William H. Kizer placed second with War on War earning 10 dollars. The Walsh contest is an annual event at the college and the first place winner represents the school in the state oratory contest.
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Montrose
Sioux Falls
Wats
Sioux Falls College
Laurel Eno
William Hkizer
Ythe Walsh
Walett
Canton Winter Fair Opens at Elk Point Show
Elk Point hosts its annual poultry and grain exhibition featuring Canton area exhibitors Jap Kings and Quethy of Union County among others. Visitors will view selected grains shaw corn pies biscuits and well crafted handiwork by local housewives and cooks. The three–Kings and Quethy group will display poultry and grain exhibits during the January 31 and February 1 event advertised for the public.
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Canton
Colac Pile Pills Gain Praise From Kansas City Sausage Maker
George Kern, a noted sausage maker, cites eight years of pile suffering cleared by Colac Pile Pills after trying many remedies. He endorses the pills as fast acting and easy to take, with doctors backing them and thousands reporting relief after long years of pain. Orders offered by Kerr Chem Co with money back guarantee.
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George Kern
Colac
Kern
Oak St
Kansas City
St Perritom’s
Kerr Chemiez Co
Brentwood
Monty
Local Entries Highlight Ele Point County Show Events
The Ele Point court house hosts a weekend program with Friday afternoon and evening plus Saturday afternoon sessions. Local talent, educational talks, and motion pictures cover windbreaks, seed and show corn, home grown fruits, and animal disease topics. Speakers include A L Ford extension horticulturalist and Dr G S Wertz veterinary extension specialist. A hog disease and swine management segment, plus talks on floors and cures, are planned. R B Borrey of Sioux Falls judged last year and will place awards in the poultry department. Doors open Thursday evening for entries and Friday noon reception. Official winter show officers invite all to attend.
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Ele Point
A. L. Ford
Collier
GS. Wertver
Mayme Talversen Flinger
R. BH. Borrey
Entyer
Why Few Are Fat Why Few Are Fat
Excess fat has tees in late years and the exception now. A discovery shows a secret method in modern physiology to combat obesity. The Mary prescription tablets are marketed for $1 a box with a booklet explaining how they work.
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Lou Sverkat
Antaas
Mary
Lin-O-Nine touted for winter bronchial relief decades
An old advertorial claims Lin-O-Nine eases winter bronchial colds and asthma. Mrs Martha J Margle of Danbury Connecticut praises ten years of relief, noting pleasant taste and doctors’ approval. Kerr Chemical Co markets 45 cent bottle with mail order options and money-back guarantee.
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Hayes
Martha J. Margle
Ushington Ave
Danbury
Conn
Pervitan
Pharminsy
Royal Drugaisters
Kere Cheerleat Co
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