Auxiliary Heads To Visit In State
Mrs Dana eld Macrae of Iowa national president of the American Legion Auxiliary and Mrs Marguerite Thompson of Colorado national vice-president visit the South Dakota Legion Auxiliary convention in Sioux Falls July 14 15 16. The three day program includes executive board sessions social events and joint meetings with the Legion. Dinner picnic joint banquet tea and memorial hour are planned with 200 expected for the joint dinner of the Past Presidents parley and unit secretaries.
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Sioux Falls
Danaeld Macrae
Iowa
American Legion Auxiliary
Marguerite Thompson
Colorado
South Dakota Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Montay Morging
Auxiliary and
Legion
Pest
Parley
Hazel Linstad
Pierre
Grows
Vera Flannigan
Huron
Eva Sherburne
Madison
Legion Amxiliary Drum
Rapid City
Auviliary
Milbank
Mitchell
Legion Auxiliary
War Opens On Barberries in South Dakota Rust Fight
July 8 report from Davison and Aurora counties describes first eradication efforts against black stem rust in the state. Two squads led by Charles Davies and Vernon Cheadle destroyed six and seven large barberry bushes in Badger and Plankinton townships, citing heavy infection and urging immediate burning to stop spread. Weather will influence yearly damage as rust conditions hinge on rain or dryness, with public support noted for eradication work.
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Barberry
Aurora
Davison
Canton Rejects Plan For Daylight Saving
The Canton chamber of commerce spoke against daylight saving at the July 3 meeting unless adopted nationwide. Secretary Drasstad’s arteri lake project report shows options on about two thirds of overflow and meander land. A letter from the state fish and game commission says a final checkup will occur soon after its daily meeting. A committee to confer with Black Hills Beet Sugar Co. manager D B Pratt about a local plant was appointed, with negotiations already underway and likely action soon.
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Canton
Canton Chamber of Commeres
Drasstad
Arteri Lake
State Fish and Game Commission
G. G. D.icken
A. N. Bragsted
D. B. Pratt
Black Hills Beet Sugar Company
Potato Growers To Tour Counties Next Week
Watertown July 8 A W Palm Codington county agent and secretary of the South Dakota Potato Growers association says the annual tour will be July 16 17 and 18. The tour will cover Clark Codington and Harlin counties and end at Brookings with the Farm and Home Field day at South Dakota State college. J W Weston of Alexandria Louisiana with Gulf State Seed company will join the tour to provide potato growing guidance.
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Watertown
A. W. Palm
Codington
South Dakota Potato Growers Association
Clark
Harmlin
Brookings
South Dakota State College
J. W. Weston
Alexandria
Louisiana
Gulf State’ Seed’ Company
Palm
Weston
Crop Prospects Go Up in Wellington Vicinity
Wellington July 8 Special Fields of grain in the Wellington vicinity look excellent with several fields of corn showing good heights. Considerable tractor work is underway giving horses relief from hot weather. Haying has begun and a heavy crop is indicated.
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Wellington
Weslington
Side Road Trips In Hills Lead To Beautiful Scenery
Rapid City July residents advise travelers to leave main highways and explore side roads through South Dakota's Wonderland. Fine roads lead to hidden spots in the Black Hills offering surprising scenery for those with time to spare and a discovery mood.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
South Dakota
Graduates Stay to Chosen Chemistry Careers at USD
A University of South Dakota survey by Dr. A K Pardee shows in the chemistry department over five years fifty three majors, only three women left science for non chemistry occupations. Fourteen graduated with honors. nineteen pursue medicine. nine teach in high schools. eleven conduct graduate work. five work as industrial chemists. Dr. Pardee notes a strong correlation between major and career in chemistry.
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University of South Dakota
A. K. Pardee
Pardee
College of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Pardee
Yankton Builds Boost in City Construction Drive
Yankton advances as a leader in South Dakota with six new homes planned on Spruce Street near the tourist park and multiple remodeling projects in the business district. The Hentges building is being remodeled for Butler Bros. and Steinbach store fronts are upgraded. Several homes near completion likely push occupancy to ten within a week.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Spruce Street
Hentges
Butler Bros
Steinbach
Officers Named For C OFC At Madison
Madison officials named for the newly organized Chamber of Commerce include President R B Syverson Vice Presidents Harry Runday and Rudolph Gaeckle and Treasurer C A Stevisland A secretary will be hired later The group postponed a formal program until members are consulted on future plans.
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C. Ofc
Madison Madison
Madison
Chamber of Commerce
R. B. Syverson
Harry Runday
Rudolph Gaeckle
Tressurer
C. A. Stevisland
Chamber
Rempfer Enters Typing Contest in Richmond
Parkston high school student Robert W. Rempfer will represent South Dakota in the school novice division of the Silver Anniversary International Typewriting contest on September 26 in Richmond Virginia. He achieved 66 errorless WPM for 15 minutes and earned an invitation from Underwood Typewriter Co. to attend as guest.
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Parkston High School
Virginia
Parkston
Robert W. Rempfer
South Dakota
Richmond
Virdina
Rempfer
J. N. Kimball
Aeropfer
Underwood Typewriter Company
Underwood
Underwood Company
W. D. M. Simmons
Remp
Washington, D. N
Canada
Alfred E. Smith Wophy
United Sites
Woonsocket Votes on Bonds for Community Hall
Woonsocket voters will decide August 1 on issuing 15 000 dollars in bonds to build a community hall. Since the high school gym burned last winter the city lacks a basketball venue, forcing the team to practice in Lane. The city has 10 000 dollars in a building fund and about 5 500 more from Legion funds, with potential to create a hall that would serve a city much larger.
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Woonsocket
Woonsocket Board of Education
Lane
The
Legion
Wessington Boy Breaks Arm In Tree Fall
WESSINGTON July 8 Special Paul Gene Cummings son of Mr and Mrs J J Cummings fell from a tree last Thursday while at play and broke his arm above the wrist. Dr Buchanan set the broken limb and the boy is doing nicely.
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Wessington
Roy Stout Reappointed Guard At Lake Prior
Roy Stout of Woonsocket is rehired as lifeguard at Lake Prior by the American Red Cross. He conducts lifesaving swimming and diving lessons daily except Sundays with sessions at 3 o clock and 2:20 for advanced classes, reflecting two years of service in the post.
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Roy Stout
Lake Prior
Woonsocket
American Red Cross
Stout
Lake Andes Cemetery Group Buys New Land For Expansion
The Lachey Cemetery association completes arrangements to buy two and a half acres, relocating the White Swan school site across the road from K. K Lang land. The expanded cemetery will extend to the highway, include a Potters field, landscaping, and a hillside overlook, funded without local taxes.
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Lake Andes
Lachey Cemetery Association
White Swan
K. K- Lang
Coyote Yearbook Plans Colorful 1951 Edition at USD
The Coyote yearbook for 1951 will be edited by Jim Sweet of Washington DC, chosen by the Board of Publications. Sponsored by the class of 1932, the book will be a reminiscence of 50 years of University of South Dakota progress, with a yet undisclosed theme and dedication. An engraving contract is underway and sales will target students and alumnae.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Jim Sweet
Washington, D.C
Board of Publications
Coyote
Junio
Univ
University of South Nekota
Sweet
Coyote yearbook staff changes noted in Sioux Falls printing plan
The Minneapolis Bureau of Engraving has assigned duties while The Beach Printing Company of Sioux Falls prints the book. The 1982 Coyote will match the 1931 edition in 9 by 12 inch size. Milton, Sturgis, Arlington is business manager of the 1932 Coyote. Remaining staff selections to follow.
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Minneapolis
Ziebach County Chooses Site for New Courthouse
Dupree diary reports work starting soon on Ziebach county’s new courthouse to cost over 58 thousand dollars. Aberdeen based A J Clocksin company holds the general construction contract and the building aims for completion by January 1.
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Platt
Colicuen Laboraiocies
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Waibel Hardware Co
Ziebach County
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Arette
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