Six Months Of 1935 Weather Records Contrast With 1924
Six months of 1935 weather records show a stark contrast to last year. South Dakota's average precipitation for the six months nears the yearly state average, with Huron totaling 10.86 inches. The report by B BR Laskowski notes a table comparing moisture by month and the departure from normal, illustrating the shift from 1924 figures.
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Huron
Weather Bureau
South Dakota
B. BR. Laskowski
Laskowski
Hugon
Tor Irwin
Redfield
Las
Epworth league to stage free July 12 program
Tulare July 1 Special The Epworth League of the Methodist church will present two one act plays The Last Church a pageant drama and Ellen Meets the Committee a comedy on Friday July 12 Musical numbers by the Melody Maidens readings Pie ice cream coffee and lemonade will be served before and after the program A silver offering will help defray expenses of the leaguers at the Epworth league institute at Mitchell
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Tulare E. L
Tulare
League of the Methodist Church
Ellen
Epworth J League Institute
Mitchell
Catholic priest's silver jubilee at Redfield event
Rev. Herman Pothmann O. M. , pastor of the Catholic church, celebrated his sacerdotal Silver Jubilee with a solemn high mass at ten. Bishop Bernard J. Mahoney of Sioux Falls assisted. About 50 priests and hundreds attended, followed by a noon banquet in the basement of the Catholic church. Father Pothmann has served here over 12 years and received many gifts from friends across the northwest states.
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Redfield Polo
Herman Pothmann O. M
Bernard J. Mahoney
Sioux Falls
Lyehoo
Father Pothmann
Northwest States
Program at Bancroft July 14 at 10 p m
A program will be given at the Presbyterian church Sunday July 14 at 10 p m The children attending daily vacation Bible school will present the program The article notes that all the gold mined in the world since Columbus could fit into a 40 foot cube
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Bancroft Bancroft
Presbyterian Church
Columbus
America
Farmers Union To Open Bulk Station in Lake Preston
A Kingsbury county Farmers Union meeting approved plans for opening a bulk station to handle gas and oils. The old Sorenson Hardware building was rented for a dispensary node with Alberts of Bancroft slated to oversee operations.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury County Farmers Union
Sorenson Hardware
Scholarships For Vets' Children In State College Aid
Brookings July 1 The LaVerne Noyes estate provides a 1000 grant to State college and other institutions to cover tuition for World War I veterans children. Recipients must have served in the army or navy and be descended from a veteran. At $70 yearly tuition, the gift funds full tuition for 24 students. Applications are in the registrar's office.
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Brookings
State College
LaVerne Noyes
College
State’ College
Horses honor war statue unveiling in Budapest
In Budapest a ceremony unveiled a statue honoring horses of a Hungarian cavalry regiment and other horses recognized for service in World War I. The event foregrounded the animals' roles alongside human soldiers, highlighting their contributions to the war effort.
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Budapest
P Hungation
Raymond Man Dies of Heat in Clark County
Edward Frederick Benike of Raymond dies at age 75 after heat exhaustion worsened by a day of grinding in the fields. He had lived in Clark County two years and is survived by his widow, two sons Charles and Henry, and six daughters in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Funeral services set for 1:30 at the Lutheran church in Raymond, with burial in Clark. Kenneth Malthy directs Clark County Funeral Association arrangements.
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Clark
Edward Frederick Benike
Raymond
Benike
Mr. Benike
Montello
Wis
Clark County
Charles
Henry
Rochester
Winn
W. C. Bucker
Alvin Day
H. W. Kebeckh
Rapid City
William Knocke
Hilda
Cecelia Benike
Minneapolis
Lutheran Church
Kenneth Malthy
Clark Commuiity Funeral Association
Chinese oath pledges native-made goods in Chekiang province
In Hangchow Chekiang province officials report that about two million people swore in public ceremonies to buy only native made goods halting purchases of foreign products amid wartime policies.
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Hangchow
China
Chek
Jang
Help Wanted Ads Signal Recovery In Sweden Jobs Rise
Help wanted ads reappear as unemployment falls slightly after a year with high joblessness. Shortages persist in farm labor juvenile work and skilled industrial labor while Stockholm reports widespread contractor demand for 140 skilled machine workers and trained servants remain scarce.
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Sweden
Stockholm
Lake Preston Sees scattered showers across week
Lake Preston reports limited rainfall with three showers on Wednesday bringing total moisture to .78 inch since Monday. Weather edge notes ongoing weekly rains and varying amounts across the area.
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Lake Preston
Farmers See Heat Hamper Rye Kernel Maturity
Weather and moisture concerns press on farmers after a week of intense heat. Some rye kernels show signs of injury from the heat while overall moisture remains insufficient for proper grain fill. Analysts note potential impact on yields if rains do not arrive soon.
Clark Garden Club Has Annual Picnic
About 100 members of the Clark county garden club and their families met for their annual picnic in the city park. C J Hamann directed games and children's recreation. The Clark band led by Rellin Silfies performed a short program. Plans were made for a lower and vegetable show in Clark around August. Delegates from Willow Lake and Garden City attended. The club is sponsored by the Clark chamber of commerce.
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Clark Garden Club
Clark
Clark Ccounty Garden Club
C. J. Hamann
Rellin Silfies
Willow Lake
Garden City
Clark Chamber of Commerce
Directors Reelect Members and Name Officers in Vienna
Members of the board of directors were re elected Oscar Geise George Lindland and E W Anderson of Vienna. Following the general meeting the directors met and chose officers Alfred Ol eson president H W Gacy vice president Oscar Geise secretary and J B Stevens treasurer.
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Oscar Geise
George Lindland
E. W. Anderson
Vienna
Alfred Oleson
H. W. Gacy
J. B. Stevens
Conservation men visit Highmore to review progress
In Highmore on July 11 special visitors assessed the Experiment Station progress. Soil Conservation experts from Beadle County Project 33 toured the site and praised the ongoing research. The visiting staff included E. H. Archer, L. M. Sloan, D. M. Hall, Leon Anderson, E. H. Tower, H. L. Wilson, L. Chapman, Bert Kidman.
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Highmore
Beadle County
E. H. Archer
L. M. Sloan
D. M. Hall
Leon Anderson
EH. E. Tower
HL. Wilson
L . Chapman
Bert Kidman
Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Rufus Truman
About fifty or sixty friends helped the couple celebrate their fifteenth anniversary Sunday evening at the Charles Collins home south of Highmore. Lunch was served and a set of colored glass tableware was presented to the couple.
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Highmore
Birs
Rufus Truman
Charles Collins
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