Wool Outlet Broad Week with Heavy Purchases in Agere
BROOKINGS July 1 Special The wool market was broad with heavy weekly purchases. Prices rose gradually as fleece and territory wools sold strongly across combing and clothing grades. High demand for 58s-50s territory wools supported firm prices while upper ranges for fleece wools held near peak levels. Local values translate to 5 6 cents less per pound after freight and handling.
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Velusie
Agere
Brookings
South Dakota
Boston
Rambouillet
Shropshire
Hampshire
Homemaking Clubs Grow in Popularity Across South Dakota
In 36 counties 19 351 homemakers join 3 percent clubs with Mary A Doive and Susan Z Wilder noting strong uptake. Each club pursues five lessons in clothing foods nutrition home furnishings or home management plus music reading home yard beautification handicraft and dramatics. Fourteen agents coordinate district training with state college specialists, while clubs host achievement days and women's camps.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Mary A. Doive
Susan Z. Wilder
South Dakota State College
License Granted to Miller Aviator Students
Ralph W. Wareing of Miller and Frank Lange of Aberdeen have earned student pilot licenses in a batch of 361 Americans passing strict medical tests. The licenses authorize flight with an instructor for one year to learn piloting before exams for private licenses are required.
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Miller
Washington
Ralph W. Wareing
Frank Lange
Aberdeen
South
Waubay Creamery sees record dairy deliveries rise
In Waubay July business reports show steady growth for the cooperative creamery with 18 farmers delivering cream in a single day, a near record compared with about 214 farmers in the prior year. Farmers earn top market prices, supporting income during off periods as the local dairy trade strengthens.
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Waubay
Ghosts to Haunt University Stage in Vermillion
In Vermillion on Tuesday evening July 14 the University of South Dakota summer session presents Ghosts of Windsor Park in a moonlit outdoor theater by Westminster Abbey styled set. The program shares the night with Gammer Gurton's Needle, a five act English farce directed by Miss William Hinsdale.
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Vermillion
Westminster Abbey
University of South Dakota
Windsor Park
Sisters Reunite After 33 Years Apart in Wolsey Visit
Mr and Mrs John Case and two sons from Hollywood Calif arrived in Wolsey to visit sisters Mrs T C Young of Huron and Mrs Nell Yielding and son of Wolsey along with Mrs Ray Cooper and family of Bonilla and Mrs Raeber and family of Watertown. The siblings had not seen each other in 33 years.
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Wolsey
John Case
Hollywood
Cal
Visi
Land Bought for Watertown Postoffice Construction
The government bought land from the Dakota Central Telephone company in Watertown, removing a major obstacle to the new postoffice. Bids on the postoffice addition are expected soon as the land acquisition completes the parcel needed. The total payment to the seller was 31100 dollars.
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Watertown Postoffice Watertown
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Postoffice
Watertown
416 Enrolled At Western Normal SPEARFISH
A survey of summer school registration at Black Hills Teachers College shows 416 students enrolled with 352 from South Dakota. Represented states include Wyoming 33, North Dakota 7, Iowa 6, Nebraska 6, Montana 3, Missouri 2, Idaho 2, and one each from Kansas, Colorado, California, Minnesota, and Michigan. This marks the second straight year of growth, following 390 in 1921, 404 in 1930, and 416 in 1951.
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Western Normal Spearfish
Black Hills
Lake Preston A. S. A. Names State Delegate
The Lake Preston American Legion auxiliary met at the Reubin Madsen home with Enoch Madsen assisting. At the business meeting Belle Cols was elected delegate to the state convention at Rapid City in August. A social hour followed.
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Lake Preston
American Legion Auxiliary
Reubin Madsen
Enoch Madsen
Belle Cols
Rapid City
Wolsey Girl Scouts Receive Camp Awards
In Wolsey on July 3 special report, several Girl Scouts earned honors after a week at Camp Da-Ko-Tah. Margaret Bannes was the sole recipient of a swimmers badge, and first aid badges were awarded by Miss Molin.
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Wolsey
Camp Da-Ko- Tah
Margaret Bannes
Molin
New York Girl Recalls Camp Life Awards At Aberdeen
A New York registered girl from Pierra along with Edne Ragen Rexa Maxwell Margaret and Hazel Bonnes Jeanne Larsen and Elizabeth Jensen are noted. Under Mr Worth Aberdeen senior life saver directed swimming tests with Miss Harmann Litchfield Minn. Rexa Maxwell Elizabeth Jensen Jeanne Larsen Margaret Bonnes earned awards. Edna Hagen Rexa Maxwell Margaret Hazel Boncas Jeanne Larsen Elizabeth Jensen and Mary Jace Drill received camp letters. Rexa Maxwell served as bugler.
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Aiiree
New York
Pierra
Ed'ne Ragen
Rexa Maxwell
Margaret
Hazel Bonnes
Jeanne Larsen
Elizabeth Jensen
Mr Worth
Aberdeen
Miss Harmann
Litchfield
Minn
Margaret Bonnes
Edna Hagen
Rexs Maxwell
Hazel Boncas
Mary Jace Drill
Old Bayonet Found by Hills Farmer in Perkins County
A Hills farmer unearthed an old United States bayonet while breaking sod on his land in Perkins County. The blue steel weapon, stamped "0. 5," shows little rust and is believed to date from a detachment stationed near Thunder Hawk during Indian uprisings between 1891 and 1933.
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Deal
Suy
Weaver
United States
Perkins County
Thunder Hawk
Boys in Majority in Brown County Schools
Brown county rural schools report 4760 boys to 4692 girls among school age pupils. Superintendent Myrtis Clark-Gruhn notes 1931 figures rise by 112 from last year. State apportionment per capita last year stood at 7.82 dollars.
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Brown
Aberneen
Brown County
Myrtis Clark-Gruhn
Caid
Alpena Lodge Installs New Officers At Meeting
At the regular meeting of the LO. O. F. lodge in Alpena on Monday evening the new officers were installed led by N. G. Henry Silkey and W. G. J. D. Evans. The group included W. S. Leighton Walter Eastman George Kurze H. A. Mungon J. H. Miller Philip Mees A. B. Lawrence and A. J. Brigham. After adjournment the noble and vice grand treated the members to ice cream and cake.
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VV. G
J. H. Miller
Philip Mees
A. B. Lawrence
A. J. Brigham
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Waubay Creamery Business Mounts
Joe Creek
Charles Arch
DeGrey
Sioux City
Sherman
Moe
Huron
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Safeax
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
C.F. Koepp & Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Habicht
Huryon’s New Department Store
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