Marshall County Has Strengths In Soil Lakes And Woodlands
SIERRE July 8 A report by Frank D Kriebs South Dakota secretary of agriculture highlights Marshall County in the northeast with 43 lakes covering 10653 acres and extensive woodland on 20880 acres. The county, created 1885 from Day County, shows 563960 acres area with 1130 farmers tilling 263100 acres in 1929. Wheat led crops but barley and corn rose. details include livestock counts and transport via three railroads and state highways 10 and 25.
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Sierre
Marshall County
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs
Kriebs
Fort Wadsworth
Kettle Lake
Fort Sisseton
Day County
Secretary of Agriculture
Britton
Veblen
Langford
Lake City
Newark
Kidder
Amherst
Vermillion Graduate Appears in Paramount Film Record Run
Marvin Flannery of Vermillion, a 1930s University of South Dakota graduate who later interned at St Luke's hospital in Chicago, appears in Paramount's Record Run. He plays multiple internes and earns praise from Jean Arthur for his voice and filming. Flannery returns to Chicago to continue medical work while having prior stage roles at USD.
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Marvin Flannery
University of South Dakota
Paramount
Mr. Flannery
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
The
Movie Corporation
Jean Arthur
Flannery
Devil
Strollers
Tiwe
Ele
Mask and Wig Dramatic Club
Theta Alpha Phi
University Players
Cunard Liter
Barritty
France
Nu Sigma Nu
Rush Medical College
Sioux Falls Man Is Killed In Minnesota
Sioux Falls businessman Berthold H. Schuette, 38, died in Fairbault Minnesota hospital late Sunday from injuries in an automobile crash near Fairbault Sunday morning. His wife Mrs Schuette was treated and discharged. The Sioux Falls residents visiting Schuette’s father were hurt when their auto crossed wheels with another vehicle, ejecting Schuette.
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Sioux Falls
Berthold H. Schuette
Fairbault
Frere
Schuette
Real Estate Transfers in Beadle County
Furnished by Beadle County Abstract and Title Co. list transfers including Sara M. Spears to Anna Krug in Huron Lot 12 block 1 4th Railway Add and L Seaman to Don H Tolmie in Huron Lot 5 block 3 South Railway Add to Huron John E Vearher to Cart Stilow in Virgil Part of NE W of SE 32-110 Paul E Garry to D D Hofer et al Yale Lot 8 block 22nd add to Yale with $1 consideration noted.
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Sara M. Spears
Anna Krug
Huron
Addard Co
L. Seaman
Don H. Tolmie
John E. Vearher
Virgil
NEW
Paul E. Garry
D. D. Hofer
Et al
Yale
Miner County Wool Growers Ship Wool to Boston
Nearly 22 000 pounds of wool were shipped to Boston by Miner County growers with other shipments of the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota aboard multiple consignments.
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Miner County
Boston
Howard
Miner County Growers
Cooperative Wool Growers of
South Dakota
Kresge Reports June Sales Decline and Half
Kresge Stores in New York report June sales of 11,400,123 dollars, down 9.3 percent from last year’s 12,371,795. Six months ending June 30 total 7,457,612 dollars, versus 6,764,458 for the same period in 1923.
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Kresge
New York
Car Overturned In Aberdeen Collision
A car driven by Charles Peck overturned after being struck by a sedan driven by C. M. Jacobson of Aberdeen Saturday. No injuries. Jacobson’s car suffered the most damage with broken lights and dented fenders. Peck’s machine was coming from the east and had passed the intersection when hit. Neither vehicle was insured.
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Aberdeen
Charles Peck
Here
C. M. Jacobson
Jacobson
Peel
Special Taxes Urged to Replace General Fund Revenue
RAPID CITY July 8 Five special taxes proposed to replace the entire general fund state tax were recommended by the sifting committee of the South Dakota volunteer tax conference. The plan aims to curb property tax and would limit the legislative program for 1931. The proposal includes state income tax motor vehicle tax millage on cigarettes and tobacco margarine and other measures. The committee emphasized a limited program to gain popular and legislative support and to ensure a successful shift away from general property tax.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
B. W. Baer
Treasuer
Baer
Publi
Roy L. Emry
Huron
State Chamber of Commerce
HB. Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Mary A. Miller
Sioux Falls
State Manufacturers and Employers Association
Watertown Sees Fire Loss of 9.20 in Two Months
Watertown Fire Chief James Mooney reports only nine dollars and twenty cents in fire losses over the past two months. He credits resident cooperation, widespread use of fire appliances, and precautions for the favorable showing. No fires were reported on the Fourth of July, according to Mooney.
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Watertown
Jamea ‘Mooney
Mooney
Beadle County Bets Big On Farm and Home Field Day
Beadle County aims for top attendance at Farm and Home Field Day on July 18 at State College. County Agent R A Cave plans a Brookings visit with Alexander Legge of the Federal Farm Board expected to attend. Activities include exhibits, a state horseshoe contest, free motion pictures, vaudeville acts, 4-H stunt shows, and Old Settler’s Day badges for settlers over 65.
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Beadle County
State College
RK. A. Cave
Brookings
Alexander Legge
Federal Farm Board
Mr. Cave
Lincoln County
South Dakota
Coughlin
Cave
W. F. Schnidt
State
H.W. Jones
Farm and Home Field Day At State College Event
County Agent R A Cave invites Beadle county residents to State college on July 18 for Farm and Home Field Day. Tours of college grounds and experimental plots with guides, cattle shows, weed judging contest, races for youth, and a 3 30 baseball game between Sioux Falls Canaries and Sioux City Stockyards. Warren Green and Congressman Christopherson expected to speak. plans emphasize shared trip and enjoyment.
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R.A. Cave
Legge
State College
Beadle County
R. A. Cave
Christopherson
Warren Green
Sioux Falls Canaries
Sioux City Stockyards
Brookings
R. A. Cage
Cave Dejaras
Sioux Falls Cow Sets New Dairy Production Record
A Jersey cow named Design's Dairylike Adg. owned by A. W. Tuthill of Sioux Falls produced 405.04 pounds of butterfat and 7,349 pounds of milk during a 305 day test, setting a new high production mark for junior 4 year old South Dakota Jersey cows according to the American Jersey Cattle Club.
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Sioux Falls
A. W. .Suthil
South Dakota
Gettysburg Fourth Celebrates Safe And Sane Day
Gettysburg saw a peaceful Fourth of July with about 000 attendees at Potter county fair grounds for a celebration and horse races. The only accident reported was six year old Joseph Haanstad breaking his leg after a tree fall near a family picnic by the Missouri River.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Joseph
Inga Haanstad
Missouri River
Woman awarded 7500 dollars in car crash case
In Alexandria on July 5 a circuit court jury awarded Mrs. Jacob Fluth seven thousand five hundred dollars in damages after finding defendant George Yeaton liable in the death of her husband who was killed when his car was struck by Yeaton’s truck near Emery last spring. Judge R. C. Bake presided.
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Alexandria
Jacob Fluth
George Yeaton
Chamberlain
Emery
R. C. Bakeen Plankinton
Pioneer recalls Huron’s early days and ties to rail line
C S Amundson of Hot Springs recalls arriving in Huron on a construction train six days after the first train in 1880. In a letter to F H Bramwell he recalls land office crowds, prairie chicken hunts, and early Masonic initiation, noting aging pioneers and his own lasting health and friendships.
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Huron
C. S. Amundson
Hot Springs
James
F. H. Bramwell
Cavour Lumber Company
Amundson
Mr. Amundson
Beadle
Volga
H. J. Rice
Rice
Mr. Bramwell
Amers
Henry Hinkley
Jerry Elson
Hatfield
Jake Hatfield
Amundsen
Bramwell
Woonsocket Farmer Delivers Record Cream Test
John Berkil of east Woonsocket brought a can of cream to the Farmer's Union Cream station that tested 60. Officials say it is the highest test yet in Woonsocket and may be hard to beat, illustrating strong local dairy quality.
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Woonsocket
John Berkil
Union
Wessington Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Hutchinson Home
Members of the Wessington Ladies Aid plan the July meeting at Mrs H Hutchinson's residence on Wednesday afternoon July 9. The divisions discuss financing the society since the planned winter event was canceled. A social session will follow with Mrs Dichinson.
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Wessington
The
Wessington Ladies Aid
H. Hutchinson
Dichinson
Relieved Of A Severe Case Of Piles
A. Hemann of 1315 Lexington Avenue Ashland Kentucky an engineer for the Chesapeake Oho railroad was relieved of hemorrhoids after the McCleary treatment He urges others with rectal trouble to write The McCleary Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri for a free copy of their book The treatment is endorsed by thousands of former patients nationwide and there is no cost or obligation to write for the book.
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Y A. Hemann
Lexington Avenue
Ashland
Kentucky
Chesapeake & Oho Railroad
McCleary Clinic
Elms
Excelsior Springs
Hemann
United States
Canada
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University Grad
Minnesota
Beadle County Abstract & Title Co
Brookings Farm
Elizabeth Arden
P. D. Ellis
Mgr
Investors Syndicate
Minneapolis
Robton
Los Angeles
Lampe Building
Studebaker Gellar: “of
Cenion
Mrs. Hutchinson
Ko Wessington Society
A. Hermann
Chesapeake and Ohio
McChary Chinle
Athletic Union
Balbriggan
Atyle Union
Wright
Rayon Union
Sox
Calmenson
Hedbrom
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