Massed Band To Feature South Dakota High Schools
Brookings officials announce an itinerant person day concert featuring a massed band of 794 students from 28 high school bands plus 7 more planned ensembles, totaling about 1036 players. Prof. Carl Christensen of State College will direct the program ahead of the football game.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Carl Christensen
Leacher
Christensen
Hobo Day Committee
Des Moines
Clark Plans Antelope Lake as Swimming Pool Project
At a Clark Commercial club meeting and others a drive to develop Antelope Lake into a swimming pool was proposed. The lake lies three miles south of Clark on highway 25 and is fed by a spring. Officials expect federal relief work and local funds will cover opening the spring and other developments with Boy Scouts to canvass Clark and nearby towns for financing.
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Clark
Specianys
Clark Commerciant Club
Antelope Lake
Highway 25
Clark County
Yicility
Boy Scouts
Eastern Star Hosts Clark Picnic for Members and Guests
Eastern Star members and spouses gathered in Clark City Park for a picnic this week. Worthy Matron Mrs Clive Whitmer served ice cream after brief talks, honoring charter member Mrs RE Young who has lived in Clark 44 years. The event, attended by twelve past matrons and patrons, was decided as an annual affair.
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Eastern Star
Clark Clark
Faster Star
Clive Whitmer
RE. Young
Herirthday
Young
Clark
Eastern Star Lodge
Forestburg Area Struck By Storm
Area reports extensive hail and rain damage across farms near Forestburg and surrounding towns. Weather station logged .69 inch rainfall. Farms on Ray Briggs and Claude Briggs properties suffered broken windows and destroyed gardens. poultry losses noted.
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Forestburg
Ray Briggs
C. E
Braake
Tulustos
New Method To Reduce Hog Worm Pestilence Found
State college experiment reports a forage crop using a special chenopodium variety to eliminate roundworms in swine and lower feeding costs. The bulletin No. 283 details the cooperative work of the pharmacy veterinary and animal husbandry departments and seeds have been distributed to interested farmers.
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Brookings
State College
Kansas
Maryland
Suth Dakota
Faroers
Cattle Appraisals Halted In Potter County
In Gettysburg Potter County ceased cattle appraisals due to terminal congestion. A wire from Assistant County Agent Johnson ordered stopping all cattle shipments while state quota was cancelled. Shipments by Gettysburg Lebanon Haven Tolisto y and German totaled 26, 14, and 18 cars respectively over Friday and Saturday. Initial checks estimated 92600 head, later found higher. 35 to 40 percent already shipped.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Johnson
Lebanon
Haven
Tolistoy
Gome
Last Wolsey Bandit Caught In Clinois
Ronald Woodard, last of three bandits who held up the First State Bank at Wolsey on December 14, 1933, has been captured. A bulletin says he was picked up at Rockford Alabama and turned over to authorities at St Joseph Michigan. Ben Callan and Cyrus Woolridge, the other two, are serving time for other offenses. Woolridge led the gang.
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Ronald Woodard
First State Bank
Wolsey
Beadle County
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers include James Vondra and Elisabeth A Newland with multiple parcels in Highmore, Hyde county deeds to the state, and other land transfers. Local notices report preaching changes in Manchester and social gatherings. Yale board reelects officers. Henry Detmer moves pool hall to Randolph, with Tolstoy closing and relocating fixtures.
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Erestus Cornell
Highmore
James Vondra
South Dakota
Elizabeth A. Newland
Mabel Rut.Kendall
Parker
Hyde County
Southern Holding & Securities Corporation
Henry F
Ebnina Enger
Eleanor M. Bares
Thomas H
Andy G. Barnes
Olstoy
Faly
Henry Detmer
Tolstoy
Randolph, S. D
More People Get Relief In Potter County
Potter county relief rolls rose from 582 in May to 686 in June under BE A. Houck. Cash disbursements reached $10 995.80 in June versus $9 035.15 in May with five weeks of May versus four weeks in June. Funds ranged from $5.60 to $30 monthly per family. feed valued at $1 757.95 in June and $7 655.55 for May. Fuel and seed allocations and food stocks including pork lard cheese garden seeds flour cereal clothing and seed totaled large sums. About 2 965 residents were affected by the program in the county.
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Gettysborg
Potter County
BE. A. Houck
Road Widening Plan Adopted by Huron Country Club Directors
Club directors vote to sell a 17 foot strip of land along Highway 37 to Beadle County for road widening. The county will acquire 17 feet on both sides for about five miles north of Huron at $50 per acre, totaling roughly 0.41 acres.
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Huron Country Club
Save
5. D. Highway 37
Beadle County
Huron
Mothers Classes Begin in Gettysburg Series
County nurse Miss Krogman announces a mothers class series will be held every Wednesday at 8:00 pm in the courthouse. The sessions focus on preschool child health issues. July 9 saw a baby and preschool clinic at M B church basement with Dr Lottie Biegler in charge. A T B test and immunizations for smallpox and diphtheria were given. A baby weighing session was also on the July 11 program.
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Gettysburg
Potter County School Census Shows Rural Decline
Getttysburg July 17 Special A shift from rural to city residence appears in Potter county census data through May 1 1934. Rural loss of 2 percent for ages six to two, Gettysburg Tolstoy Haven shows mixed gains and declines. County total drops from 1786 to 1758 with parts of the county losing residents while Haven gains. JERKED BEEF COMMON CHEYENE AGENCY July 12 Special Beef abundance noted at Indian Agency camp as government purchases cattle and allows families one beef per household.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
Lebanon
Tolstoy
Haven
Twtal
Cheyene Agency
New Grade Plan To Be Installed At State College
Brookings July 12 Several hundred students receive grade reports this week and witness the last recording of grades under the old system at State College. Summer school will use the old system through July 20, while the fall term will adopt the new A B C D grading. Senior reports went out before graduation and undergraduates will have mailings to their hometowns recently dispatched.
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State College
Brookings
Srem
Potratz Elected President Of Canova School Board
Ca nova leaders elected Carl M. Potratz president for the ensuing year at the annual meeting A C Wilson became vice president Dean C Trippler was re elected clerk New member Paul F Koepsell took seat replacing Clyde H Powers The board set 5000 for next year s operating expenses and invited bids for fuel openings on Monday Sept 3 for the school year
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Yale Board
YALE
Yale Independent School ‘Board
John K. Hofer
William Haag
J. E. O'Keefe
Land Carl Harding
Carl Harding
Not Constipated for Seven Weeks
Sufferers from constipation are urged to try Ant-Bran as a remedy. A Denver woman reports seven weeks of relief after using two tablespoonfuls daily, alongside bulk fiber and vitamin B. The ad warns against patent medicines and promotes Atr-Bran as a cereal or cooking ingredient.
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Louise Johnson
Forest Street
Denver
Colorado
Hogg
Battle Creek
Airmail urged for Sunday letters from Huron post office
Postmaster E H Bruemmer urged Sunday mailers to use airmail for faster delivery east of Huron. He noted Sunday trains were cut, but air service continues daily with northbound at 10 45 am and southbound at 5 50 pm. Airmail letters cost 8 cents for an ounce or less.
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E. H. Bruemmer
Huron
Bruemmer
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W. Poage
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James Vance
May Maxwell
Give Parte Vale
Francis Tyrell
CCE
Black ‘Mills
St William's Hall
Mrs. Johnson
Huron Pos
The
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Rass
U.S
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Peerless
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