Scenic points near Rapid City highlighted by state official
Frank D. Kriebs state secretary of agriculture urged attention to central Black Hills attractions near Rapid City describing metro politan air large business establishments hotels public buildings and schools. He noted the School of Mines state mineral exhibit Coolidge office summer 1927 and a Mines museum. He spoke of a 2,000,000 cement plant 8,000 sacks daily and the region’s largest lumber mill handling 32,000,000 feet yearly plus a fish hatchery at Cleghorn Springs and scenic routes including Hangman’s Hill Dark Canyon Cowboy Hill and Rim Rock road. He mentioned the Crouch Line railroad 44 miles Rapid City to Rapid Canyon and described touring routes toward Deadwood and Keystone with mining history and scenic gateways to Custer state park.
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Calvin Coolidge
School’ of Mines
Middle-West
Cleghorn Springs
Rapid Creek
Hangman's Hill
Dark Canyon
Cowboy Hill
tRim Rock
Kriebs
Rapid City
Rapid Canyon
Mystic
Padolac
Deadwood
Pirech
Washington
Jefferson
Lincolm
Roosevelt
Barn Fire Destroys New Structure in AlceSster
In Alcester on July 11 two young daughters of Ja Albert Anderson were saved after a match sparked a blaze that destroyed a nearly new barn killing no one though three calves and some hay burned. The father reported hair and eyebrows singed while Neish dorf aided in saving other buildings as shingles burned from a large corner. The incident was linked to children playing with matches and firecrackers the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcester
Ja. Albert Anderson
Neishdorf
South Dakota Press Association Meet Dates In Doubt
Watertown July 11. A press association statement notes the annual midsummer meet may be rescheduled. Officials indicate August 8 as a possible date while awaiting clearance and official confirmation.
Watertown Annual Gathering Draws South Dakota Visitors
The Watertown picnic drew hundreds from eastern South Dakota for the annual gathering. Louis N. Crist, agriculture advocate, delivered the main address as attendees heard reports and celebrated the event’s record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Will Pynega Ad
South Dakota
Louis N. Crist
Garden City Gala Plans Detailed For Thirteenth Year
Garden City officials announce plans for the thirteenth annual gala to be held in early July. The event will feature an art exhibit, musical programs, and evening entertainment on the grounds including a drum corps from Watertown and local cinema screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Watertown
Four factors driving high fire losses in South Dakota cited
State fire marshal D. Lewis outlined four causes raising fire losses: weak laws and ineffective ordinances, poor building construction with vertical shafts, insufficient funds for inspections, and a punitive court response to arson. He urged education and cooperation as fixes and noted risks from dangerous x ray film use and bulk oil stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
State Fire Department
Cleveland Hospital
Designation of Two More Federal Highways in South Dakota
The South Dakota highway commission announced the designation of two additional federal aid routes. U.S. 71 will run from Sioux City through Elk Point, Beresford, Sioux Falls, Dell Rapids, Coleman, Brookings, and Clear Lake to Milbank. U.S. 83 will extend from Pierre south through Vivian, Presho, Jordan, Winner, Colome, and Wewela to the Nebraska line, using parts of former State Highway 53. U.S. 77 travels south through Nebraska, Oklahoma and Kansas to Dallas, Texas, completing the set. Road markers will be installed this summer as designations are confirmed.
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Clear Ke
Milbank
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dallas
Tex
Bismarck
N. C
Pierre
Vivian
Présho
Jordan
Winner, Colone
Wewela
Nebraska Line
U. S. No
Presho
U.S
D. A. McKinnon
Stg
South Dakota
U. S
Ashton Juniors Lose To Faulkton in Baseball
Ashton’s American Legion preseason team suffered its second setback of the year. After many games, the club had been defeated only once before the 9 to 7 loss at Faulkton on July 11 in Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase Eos
Ashton
American Legion
Faulkton
Crops See Improvement in Ashton Vicinity
Weather notes show moisture totals around 34 inches improving crop prospects in Ashton area. Staff report field conditions slightly better than last week with signs of recovery after prior dryness.
Elevator at Tulare Sold to Sibertz Kroi and Binger
Tulare July 11 special report states the Siby brothers and Craig elevator company have sold to Sibertz Kroi and Herman Binger. The announcement confirms the transfer of ownership and indicates a change in management of the Tulare elevator operation.
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Tulare
Siby Brothers
Craig Elevator ci Ty
Sibertz -Kroi
Herman
Binger
Langford to Welcome New General Store Run by Peter A Anderson
Langford will see a new general merchandise store opened July 16 by Peter A Anderson formerly of Brok Minnesota. He operated a general store in Brok for years and will move to Langford to offer personal attention and a local shopping option.
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Langford Lagford
Langford
Peter A. Anderson
Brok, Minn
Minnesota
Laigford
Farmers back local credit association in Newell
Irrigation district farmers and business men adopt a resolution urging the establishment of a local farm credit association to aid farm relief. The measure aligns with the federal reclamation bureau as learned from F C Blutt, superintendent of the rehe irrigation project.
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Newell
Irrigation District
Ada
Farm Credit Association
Federal Reclamation “Bureau
F. C. Blutt
Rehe
Church Holding Group Incorporated At Onida
The aCommunity Church Holding company has been incorporated with Spears FE W Johnson and M elected as directors.
Change In Store In Onida Announced
James Nystrom has accepted a position in Knight's store in Onida. Gus Hollander, formerly employed there, becomes manager of the new store and is moving with his family.
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Onida
Sneeial
James Nystrom
Knight’s
Gus Hollander
Asd
Ett
South Dakota Club Presses for More Federal Highway Aid
J W Parmley of the South Dakota Automobile Club urges Congress to raise federal road funds from 75 million to as high as 125 million annually. He notes only about 20 percent of U S highways are surfaced and cites 3,018,584 miles of certified highways with roughly 62,390 miles surfaced and 8,500 miles gravel trunk highways.
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Mitchell
United States
J. W. Parmley
South
Dakota Automobile Club
America Automobile’ ‘Association
Mir Parmley
Avith Mew
South ‘Dakota Automobile Club
American ~Automobile, Association
Congress
Parmley
Appointment of Mrs Elsie Gustafson as deputy superintendent
Mrs Elsie Gustafson has been named deputy superintendent by Superintendent Mrs M A Hyde of Onida County. Gustafson, a graduate of State College this spring, will assist in school administration starting July 11 special notice.
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Sully
Onida
County
M. A. Hyde
Elsie Gustafson
Gustafson
State College
Corn Near Bath Reaches Shoulder High Amid Drought
In Bath territory near Aberdeen and Bath, farmer Hagenson reports corn about shoulder high despite ten weeks of extreme dryness. Small grain hurt by drought shows weathered growth, but recent rains may lift small grain from slump as Squaw corn begins tasseling.
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Bath
Aberdeen
Harry
Hagenson
Mear
Waséason
Carpenter Girl Takes Post In Nova Scotia
Miss Ann-Jeffrey of this city departs for Halifax to take a beauty parlor position. She has studied beauty culture at Brody and Rodgers School in Minneapolis for four months.
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Carpenter
Nova Scotia
Ann-Jeffrey
Halifax
Brody and Rodgers School of
Minneapolis
Tourist Traffic At Wind Cave Reaches Peak
Wind Cave tourist traffic surges with a record 610 visitors in one day as guides stay busy. Superintendent Anton Snyder announced the high turnout at the attraction near Hot Springs on a July Saturday.
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Wind Cave
Beauty operators examined for state certificates at Pierre
South Dakota held mid year cosmetic therapy exams for 86 applicants from across the state in the state capitol House chamber. Subjects included permanent waving finger waving and marceling facials and massages with 36 tested at Pierre and 36 at other sites. Successful candidates receive certificates authorizing operation while those who fail may retake within the year without extra fee.
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State Board
Jessie Moncur
Sioux Falls
Presider
Vera
Kingsbury
Rapid City
An Tazel Hall
James Parker
Ilsbury
Groton
James Maxley
Ben W Woollworth
Tripp
Tillie Liebel
Menno
Dorothy Schrader
Tulare
Islisbury
Margaret Anderson
Yankton
Susan “Brewer
Martha Kahl
Watertown
Ruth ¥Ern
McDonald
Waith Miller
Lily
Norma Ann .Peters
Milders
A. Quenzer
Artas
Tita
Ran
Bertha
Evelyn Negers
Wessington Springs
Eva P. Glaze
Vermillion
George Melody
Haven
Beulah Vance
Dupree
House of Representatives
State Capitol
Made For Beautiful Women GLO Face Powder Advert
A vintage beauty ad touts MBLLG GLO Face Powder approved by the Government. It promises a smooth, non pasty finish with a youthful bloom and long wear from a new French process.
Prisoner Attends Mother's Funeral Alone
Vern Williams a 17 month penitentiary inmate at Sioux Falls was allowed by Warden Jamieson to travel to Hartington Nebraska to attend his mother's funeral. He was met by Rev. D E Cleveland and given a car ride to the service. After the funeral he returned to Yankton and then to Sioux Falls on the evening train escorted by Reverend Cleveland.
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Yankton
Vern Williams
Sioux Falls
Jamieson
Hartington
Neb
Cleveland
Local Firm Partner Faces Foot Infection
Onida reports special news that W. B. Spears of the Johnson and Spears firm is suffering from an infection in his foot. The illness was contracted recently, with details limited to the condition affecting the partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Ww. B. Spears
Johnson and
Catile at the Stu X Yards Report
A fragment notes activity at the stu x yards with unclear details. Key names and events are not discernible, leaving the exact action and participants unspecified in the readable text.
Bubbles Form From Dissolved Air in Water
Air dissolved in water forms bubbles when heated and expands. The process releases gas as the water warms and the air comes out of solution.
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S. D. Préss Association
Southakota
Nohner
S. D
Cory
Wesc Aera
Black Hills
Central
Rver
Che Fire Marshall’s Department
J. A. Wold
Ashton Vv
Fararmers
Credit Association
Aals Woollmann
Huron
Pental Clinic
Olympia Candy - Kitchen
He “Ay Johinson
S. D.hiways
Dalkin Stores CO
Red Hat
Oxfords
Goodyear West
Castile
Mother’ S
Nick’s
Lupetle Sture
Sth
Dakota
M.C. Sorenson, M.D
Pilysiglan — Surgeon
Root
Muste
Stare
J.c.penney CO
K. C. Bldg
Huron, S. D
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