Army Engineers Yo Tour River Inspect Nine Foot Channel
Army Engineers plan a nine foot channel tour along the Missouri River from Yankton to St Louis starting July 13 to assess work and prospects for further development. The visit includes Sioux City and Yankton with a report to Maj Gen Lytle Brown on projects and potential reservoir sites tied to a broader six and nine foot channel program.
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Washington
Army
Missouri River
Yankston
St Louis
Sioux Cy
Yanitton
Missouris
Oneir
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
Mussouri River
Sioux City
Public Works Board
War Department
Port Peck
Monty
Yankton
Mississippi
George R. Spalding
Army Board
Spalding
Roosevel
Yankton-to-St. Louis
Wyman
Minefoot Channel
Married Women's Secrets Revealed To Curious Youth
In Aberdeen a 15 year old ordered a magazine advertised guide on matrimony. Expecting guidance for wedded bliss, he received a plainly wrapped parcel containing a cookbook instead of the promised secrets. The episode highlights curiosity and a mistaken purchase.
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Aberdeen
Increased Freight Loadings Forecast for Upper Plains
The Worthwest Shippers advisory board forecast a 4.7 percent rise in railroad freight loadings in Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Montana for the third quarter, with an overall 10 percent average. They expect grain movement to drive the increase, estimating 782,779 cars across the four states. In other items, Grace McGillivray was named acting postmaster at Garden City, and the Ladies Aid met at Bonilla with a July Fourth picnic noted by the record.
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Minneapolis
Worthwest Shippers Advisory Board
Miinesota
Dakotas
Montana
Shippers Advisory Boards
Milbank Secures New Water Supply From Spring
Milbank gains drought relief as a new spring west of Twin Brooks is tapped. An emergency pump opened up an adequate supply and a six inch main will connect this source to the existing system, pushing the city to three springs for future need. About 50 to 75 men cleared the path for the hookup, with completion expected in under two weeks. The spring yields about 30 gallons a minute and is among the best in northeast South Dakota.
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Milbank
Twin Brooks
Milbart
Fwin Brooks
South Dakota
Delegates Leave for Placerville Conference in Black Hills
Mary Suffin Florence DeWolf and Virgil Hanson were elected delegates by the Congregational church youth to the summer conference at Placerville in the Black Hills. Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickenson joined them by auto on Wednesday, with John A. Silvernail driving. Dickenson will serve as dean of the ten at the camp, which meets this year for the fourteenth time.
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Placerville Highmore
Mary Suffin
Florence DeWolf
Virgil Hanson
Congregational Church
Placerville
Black Hills
Rhoda Jane Dickenson
John A. Silvernail
Miss Dickenson
Vamp
Church youth fund program earns crowds at weekend shows
Primary work in the church school featured a music readings and plays program by young people to raise money for expenses. The event ran Friday and Saturday evenings with audiences supporting the effort.
Ronald Goes To Fargo Conference
Mitchell publisher W. R. Ronald left for Fargo to attend a wheat conference discussing the farm marketing act administration in North and South Dakota. Ronald, involved in promoting the voluntary domestic allotment plan in the Farm Adjustment Act, was invited by wheat administrator M. L. Wilson to attend.
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Ronald
Fargo
Mitchell
W. R. Ronald
Evening Republican
North
South Dakota
M. L. Wilson
Delegates Named To Kiwanis International Convention
WELLINGTON SPRINGS July 6 Special At Kiwanis luncheon delegates were elected to Kiwanis International to be held at Winnipeg August 3 4 and 5 They were J M Larsen S E Robinson Ralph Cook alternates Fred Lundman Terry Anderson and Charles R Hatch District Governor Karl Mundt of Madison attended and spoke Judge Alden Cutler offered farewell to Supt R W Gibson
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Kawanis
Wellington Springs
Kiwanis
Kiwanis International
Winnipeg
J. M. Larsen
S. E. Robinson
Ralph Cook
Fred Lundman
Terry Anderson
Charles R. Hatch
Karl Mundt
Madison
Alden Cutler
R W. Gibson
Theda Leighton Hosts Birthday Party in Alpena
Miss Theda Leighton entertained friends at her Alpena home for her seventh birthday. Afternoon games followed by a 5 30 lunch featured a birthday cake shaped like a tramet and candles.
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Alpena
Theda Leighton
Students Work In Best Fields In Black Hills
A Dakota Wesleyan University group, including Curtis Bliss Robert Cooner Louis Kearney Clarion White James Ross Herbert Rowley Delbert Hager Edward Newer Gordon Whitaker William Butterfield Harold Severson and Meble Fritz, labors in beet fields of the Black Hills this summer to earn money for tuition.
Visitors Honor Mrs. May and Mrs. Breeze in St Lawrence
Mrs Mable Magness hosted a social evening in honor of Mrs Elizabeth May of Chicago and Mrs Ruth Breeze of Cottage Grove Oregon who are visiting their parents and former St Lawrence residents. Guests were awarded prizes after games and lunch.
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ST. Lawrence
Mable Magness
Elizabeth May
Chicago
Ruth Breeze
Cottage Grove
Ore
St Lawrence
Breeze
May
Fred Calkins
Rain Boosts Crops Near Yale Amid Windy Weekend
Special report notes nearly an inch of rain fell over the weekend near Yale, aided by a high wind that caused little damage. Beneficial moisture reached corn fields escaping grasshoppers and late foliage, though it may not halt the grasshopper scourge. Drought relief is expected to help pasture.
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Yale Yale
Mae
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Yo Tour River
Missouri
Grace McGillivray
Garden City
AID
Bonilla
Ladies Aid
George McKichan
Mr. Customer
Nyal
Nyseptol
Sat
Nyal Football
Muriel Astor
Brnte
Sherman & Moe
Stella Wilkins
Stella Willins
Gettysburg
Paul Evans
Max Welch
Ethan
Northwestern Public Service Co
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