Legion Meet With Speakers From Several States
Prominent figures from multiple states will speak at the South Dakota American Legion convention in Sioux Falls July 14 15 and 16 National Commander O N Bodenhamer leads the list The program includes addresses by Mayor George Burnside Governor W J Bulen and regional commander E V Cliff A beauty contest style show dance boxing bouts and a parade fill the schedule with afternoon sessions and evening events
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota American Legion
Jim Mann
O. N. Bodenhamer
George Burnside
W. J Bulen
E. V. Cliff
Minnesota
Bodenhamer
D. M. Bannister
Watertown
South Dakota Auxilary
Charles W. Lockwood
Chamberlain
Jack Williams
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
John L. Griffith
Chicago
Harry Hart
Ray
Royal C. Johnson
South Dakota Plans Repeats Dairy Essay Contest
The state dairy essay contest for 4-H members will be held again with topics on dairy industry phases. Winners earn a free trip to the National Dairy Exposition in St Louis. Last year Magda Severon of Marshall County won. The state will send two dairy teams one poultry demonstration team a dairy judging team and two individual state champions plus the essay winner to St Louis. The dairy champions will be chosen at the state fair on September 12.
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Tepe
South Dakota
Jones
Chub
St Louis
Magda Severon
Marshall County
Two Day Celebration Opens in Wolsey
Wolsey hosts a two day sports event under the local fire department with a large crowd. Thomas and Thraen's carnival of Sioux Falls headlines as Wolsey faces Wessington Springs in baseball. Tonight features a big chance, tomorrow bears Wolsey versus Huron Juniors at 10 o'clock, with ongoing activities and a Saturday dance to close the celebration.
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Wolsey Wolsey
Wollsey
Thomas
Huron
Wolsey
Commitee
Body Recovered By Former Huron Man
The body of R. W. Davison, drowned while bathing in Lake Kampeska Wednesday night, was recovered by Harrison Abbott, a Black man formerly of Huron, after locating the body with a grappling hook and diving into 20 feet of water. A separate item notes a check forger in the region altered and cashed multiple checks for $15.62 using varied merchant names, with errors in spelling pointing to the forger.
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Watertown
R. W. Davison
Lake Kampeska
Harrison Abbott
Huron
Lorger
Henry Wendell
B& C
Hanford Creamery
Scotland
R. C. Schumacher
Employment Bureau Opens in Aberdeen Readers to Find Harvest Work
Aberdeen officials announce a federal staffed employment bureau to aid harvest labor. The bureau will operate soon and direct seekers to needs across northern South Dakota and southern North Dakota, aiming to repeat past successful results.
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Aberdeen
Chambers, Commerce
Isbor
South Dakota
North Dakota
Open New Scenery To Hills Tourists
Rapid City July 11. An agreement between Pennington county commissioners and United States Forest Reserve officials will open new scenic highways in the Black Hills before the next tourist season. A.C. Hunt reports the primary road Rapid City to Pactola via Rim Rock trail will shorten the trip by 18 miles at Forest Reserve expense. Lawrence county plans a Lead Rochford route via Durpont Nahant to attract travelers.
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Rapid City
Pennington County Commissioners
United States Forest Reserve
Black Hills
A.C. Hunt
County Commission
Pactola
Rim Rock
Lawrence County Commissioners
Lead
Rochford
Durpont
Nahant
Dallas Man Returns After Long Absence
Oliver Wetwood, son of Mrs. Eugenia Wetwood of Dallas, returns home after more than WT years away. He ran away at 14 and was lost to family until a recent discovery by his brother Arthur Watwood of Aberdeen. Oliver had been working in Greely Colorado for seven years before reuniting with relatives in Dallas and Aberdeen.
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Dallas
Oliver. Wetwood
Eugenia Wetwood
Oliver
Arthur Watwood
Aberdeen
Greely
Cole
Arthur
Byrd
Castlewood Hay Accident Injures Man on Farm Stack
Castlewood July 11 Chris Anderson suffered a head and neck injury after a load of hay from an overshot stacker fell on him while stacking on Lige Barnes' farm. He was knocked from a high stack and rendered unconscious.
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Castlewood
Chris Anderson
Lige Barnes
Only 16 Judges Serve In South Dakota Since Statehood
Pierre July 1 reports that the South Dakota supreme court has included only 16 men in 41 years of statehood. Historians note most appointees later won election. ten of sixteen were appointees, with Judge James Brown a current candidate.
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Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Lawrence K. Fox
James Broom
Supreme Bench
Fox
Dighton Carson
Alphonso G. Kellam
John G. Fuller
John E. Bennett
Dick Haney
Charles §.Whiting
Frank Anderson
Ohn Howard Gates
Samuel C. Polley
Carl G. Sherwood
Charles Hall Dillon
Dwight Campbell
N. D. Buren
James Brown
Bennett
Fuller
Whiting
Gates
Fox Said
Carson
Haney
Smith
McCoy
Anderson
Dillon
Kellam
Polley
Sherwood
Campbell
Burch
Brown
Farm Boy Burned While Killing Weeds
Jake Den Ouden fourteen, son of Mr and Mrs L C Den Ouden, was severely burned while applying an acid weed killer to a corn field. The acid sprayed onto his overalls and caught fire, burning his legs and lower body. He received aid from N De Roas and others and is being treated at home. condition described as painful but not life threatening.
Public Tax Sale Rules Highest Bidder Receives Property
Pierre July 31 Following an opinion by the attorney general, taxes owed including penalty and costs are not the limit at public tax sales since highest bidder wins. Private sales require full taxes due unless property valuation falls to twenty five dollars or less.
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Pierre
Attorney General
Harold C. Lovre
Hayti
Board of County Commissioners
James Continues Go To College Drive in South Dakota
Dr Herman G James president of the University of South Dakota urged Custer commercial club members to back a go to college campaign. He said only about one fifth of state high school graduates attend higher education and the university should double its current enrollment with twice the state support.
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Dr. James
Adoption motion seeks burial aid for World War veterans
Watertown patrol of American Legion urges state lawmakers to provide 100 burial allowances for U S citizens who served with Allied forces in World War I. Delegates at Sioux Falls convention will push for the burial grant and for a regional tree planting campaign by legion posts.
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Watertown
Stae Legislaure
United States
American Legion
Sioux Falls
Watertown Post
Post
Yankton Young Man Builds Bed In Tree
A Yankton youth devises an outdoor cooling scheme by placing a bed in a tree outside the city to cope with heat. The plan could inspire others to create treehouse style cooling bedrooms amid the hot spell.
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Yankton
Audience Delighted by UV Program at University of South Dakota
Lorna Doone Jaxon, prima donna contralto, thrilled summer school crowds at the University of South Dakota with arias from Carmen Il Trovatore and Cadman Shewanis. Allan Coe accompanied as students and faculty enjoyed a varied recital including Italian arias and Liszt Verdi paraphrases.
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Vermillion
Lorna Doone Jaxon
University of South Dakota
Carmen
Miss Jaxon
Calve
Paris
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Allan Coe
Robin Woman
Shewants
Shane
Quiet Hopak
Bizet
Stride la Vampa
Trovatoré
Verdt
Sioux study expert from Chicago visits Hot Springs
F. B. Hackett of Chicago, long time student of American Indians, has spent 20 years studying tribes and has been adopted into the Sioux. This year he joined the allied Sioux tribes in a ceremony at Ogallala on July 1. He has taken more than 17,000 photographs of 27 plains tribes and produced thousands of feet of moving pictures.
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F. B. Hackett
Chicago
Ogalula
Pylman and Hanson Named to Junior Short Course Team
Robert Pylman of Potter County and Merna Hanson of Sully County were chosen to represent the district at the Junior Short Course at South Dakota State College in December. The selections were made at the close of the annual 4-H club encampment for general camp activities and department.
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Robert Pylman
Merna Hanson
Pierre
Potter County
Sully County
South Dakota State College
Ergosterol Shows Strengthened Poultry Legs at SDSC
South Dakota State College researchers report ergosterol as a vitamin D rich additive for chickens. Tests by the poultry department indicate stronger legs and improved vigor, a first report from the college on using ergosterol to prevent leg weakness in poultry. Earlier years relied on cod liver oil in feed.
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Poultry Department
South Dakota State College
State College
College
Department Data On Ergosturol Handling Preference
Try department official Prof G iG and Steverson director said ergosturol is stronger and easier to handle making it more desirable. The quotes note improved usability and appeal of the compound.
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G. Ig
Steverson
Municipal Band At Madison Reorganized
Madison reorganizes the municipal band and selects a new director to replace H. M. Piper whose term expired. A weekly concert series will begin after the reorganization with no concert this week.
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Madison
H. M. Piper
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