Salaries of South Dakota State Workers Revealed
The Associated Press reports in Pierre that about 497 state employees in 21 departments earn over 75,000 dollars monthly, excluding those in outlying institutions. The highway department leads with 143 workers and roughly 20,000 dollars monthly payroll, funded largely by a four cent gasoline tax rather than property taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Soc
Game and Fish Department
Gid
Civnl
District Meeting Highlights Lutheran Convention in Aberdeen
Dr C Hein delivered a sermon on the Savior in His work of salvation as the convention opened. More than 200 delegates attended the Aberdeen Lutheran Zion gathering which included communion. Rev Philip Peter and Rev L Westenberger led sessions as business meetings continued and the convention planned to close Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hein
Cabrine T
American Lutheran Herday
M Luth
Zion Evangelial
Aberdeen
Hein
Philip Peter
Zap
N. D
Elsa
Westenberger
Wir. F. Kraushaar
Secuin
Texas
A. L. Maier
India
Young People Endorse Present Dry Laws in South Dakota
Watertown delegates from Congregational Churches of South Dakota adopt a resolution at Lake Kampeska urging approval of the present constitutional amendment and enforcement laws controlling liquor traffic. They oppose the formula retention or repeal if resubmission comes, and urge submission of a definite substitute for the eighteenth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Joiy Lolopeeta
Congregational Churches of
South Dakota
South Pakota
Lake Kampeska
Rochester Woonsock Special Left for Time
Mr and Mara F C Arehart departed Rochester on Wednesday for a period, with Mr Arehart proprietor of the Gem theater closing Sunday for perhaps some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Woonsocket
and Mara
F.C. Arehart
Rochester
Mr. Arehart
Gem Theater
Tornado sparks row over tree and beam dispute in Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls July 16 a tornado toppled a tree on Ellis Smith property and a steel T-beam from a county bridge, now at the courthouse. Smith claims ownership of the beam and tree, demands its return, while commissioners refuse the beam but allow the tree, prompting talk of charges and possible damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Ellis Smith
Smith
Attornney
Foods Specialist Shares Winter Canning Method
A foods expert from State College offers a method for canning leafy vegetables to diversify winter menus. Pick over leaves discard imperfect ones wash thoroughly wilt leaves bake sealing jars with salt added, use a pressure cooker at 1 pound pressure for 60 minutes to process.
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State College
Suzan Z. Wilder
Try This Sandwich With Stratomato Pulp Filling
Try this picnic sandwich spread from an old recipe. Boil Stratomato pulp to make a pint then add two tablespoons minute tapioca until clear after about 15 minutes. Stir in grated cheese until melted then fold in dried beef chopped fine mustard and Worcestershire sauce. Jar and chill for three weeks in refrigerator.
Woonsocket Pioneer Dies In Black Hills
Joseph Wertz aged 86 died in a Rapid City hospital and was brought to Woonsocket for burial. A Civil War veteran, he lived at the National Soldier's Home in Hot Springs before moving to Rapid City three years ago to be with his son Mark. Surviving: six children Mark Frank Mable Jung Nellie Hazel. American Legion and Rev A J Hoyer led funeral rites. he rests beside his wife and three deceased children.
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Woonsocket
Black Hills
Joseph Wertz
Rapid City
Mr. Wertz
National Soldier's Home
Hot Springs
Mark
Rapidity
Frank
Brush
Colo. Mable
Chicago
Jung
Nellie
Portland
Ore
Hazel
Jacksonville
Tex
Mable
American Legion
A. J. Hoyer
Groton Farmers Plan Harvest With Combines
Farmers in Groton report plans to harvest a large part of the crop using harvester threshers or combines despite heavier grain. It is expected that most grain will be swathed first to reduce moisture content.
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Groton
Bands Combine For Concert At Groton Harvest Fiesta
Groton and Pierpont bands joined for a street concert directed by H. A. Bergan during the Harvest fiesta on Thursday evening at 7:45. The programs featured about full players and mixed popular and classical pieces in a lively city event. CALLED BY ILLNESS HIGHMORE Mrs. Roy Eggers is seriously ill at St. Paul. her husband J. Prastrelle and daughter Mrs. Roy Eggers are en route with Jay and Ed Prostrode.
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Groton Groton
Groton
Pierpont
H. A. Bergan
Highmore
J. Prastrelle
St. Paul
Roy Eggers
Jay
Ed Prostrode
J. Prostella
Doctor Moves Office To Home Heritage In Highmore
Special report states Dr. G. V. Sigher will relocate his practice from the second floor of the First National Bank building to his home in Highmore. The change takes effect immediately, simplifying access for patients and marking a return to a residential office base.
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Highmore
G. V. Sigher
Dusty South Dakota gravel highways in good condition
South Dakota highway officials report most earth and gravel routes in fair to good shape despite scattered rains that disrupted maintenance in some sections. Major routes from U.S. 12 to U.S. 16 show mixed surfaces including gravel, oil, and pavement with several construction detours noted and varying conditions from fair to good across counties and towns such as Webster, Groton, Aberdeen, Mobridge, Watertown, Redfield, and Sioux Falls.
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Aberdeen
Ipswich
Roscoe
Mobridge
Mcintosh
Thunderhawk
North Dakota
Minnesota
West Devel
Watertown
Frankfort
Redfield
Cheyenne Agency
Dupres
Dupree
Redelm
Newell
Belle Fourche
Brookings
Cavour
Cravel
Haron
Wolsey
Good
Pierre and Philip
U. S
Rapid City
U.S. 16
Custer Battlefield
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Plankinter
Frankinton
Murdo
Yalvidero
Belvidere
Koduka
U.S. 14
Sturgis
Wyomingine
Bool
Lowa
Canton
Davis
Lake
Yannon
Madigon
Madison
Arovyten
North Codington
North Dakota Line
Fyndall
Mutchell
Mitcwell Noth
Huon
Huron
Déland
State
Sisseton
Lavin
U.S. Jal
Nebraska
Wheeler and Plate
L. S. 36
Plankinton
U.S 13
Wevela
Winner
Jordan
White River
Pierre
Gettysburg
Selby
Mound City
Milbank
Clear Lake
Love Tree
Renner
Beresford
Elk Point
Sioux City
Average Salary For Yankton Tutors In 1932
Yankton county rural school teachers in a new survey earn an average monthly salary of 85 dollars. Reported ranges run from 45 to 115 dollars with minimal figures. two teachers receive 50 dollars and one 45 dollars. The data show a drop from 1931 when the average was just under 1 dollar daily and salaries included 125 dollars for several workers.
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Yankton
Yankkton
Yankton County
Dog license law prompts penalty for owners in 1932
In Lake Andes on July 16, reports note a new dog tax law requiring payment before July 1 with penalties and publication costs. Charles Mix County records indicate about 900 dog owners face charges. the tax must be paid to obtain automobile licenses, and evading payment could lead to shooting the dog before July first.
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Lake Andes
Charles Mix County
Aid Society Meets Manchester
The Ladies Aid society gathered at Mrs. Gust Andersons home on July 16 special edition. A large crowd attended enjoyed lunch and reported a good time.
Threshermen Set Prices in Grand Township Meeting
Wayland July 16 Special Threshermen met in Grand township and fixed threshing prices for oats at 24 cents rye at 8 cents wheat at 50? cents and barley at county rates.
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Frices
Mathematics professor to lead Sioux Falls college department
Dr Gordon Fuller former math instructor at South Dakota State College Brookings Slater professor at University of New Mexico will head the mathematics department at Sioux Falls college this fall announced by president C R Stewart Fuller educated at West Texas State Teachers College University of Michigan and University of New Mexico will join Sioux Falls college before the new school year begins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Fuller
Sioux Falls
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Slater
University of New Mexico
Sioux Falls College
C. R. Stewart
Fuller
Southwest
West Texas State Teachers’ College
Canyon
Texas
University of Michigan
Lattgast
Ann Arbor
Work Under Way On Willow Lake Elevator
Willow residents learn of a new 20 000 bushel elevator under construction by Greatestern Grain company led by foreman E A Boedel T B Thberson contractors. The 23 by 31 foot building will stand 60 feet high with a 12 by 14 office and a five bin coat shed. It replaces the former structure destroyed by fire and should be ready by August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Lake
Willow Card
Jal West Canon
Willow
Greatestern Grain Company
E. A. Boedel
T. E. Thberson Company
Fie
Springfield Gardens Produce Good Yields
Reports of exceptional garden yields this year include Thea Kir Bynia picking strawberries from Masiddan overbearing patch measuring four and a half inches in circumference. Charles Higgins reports a potato weighing roughly 26 ounces from his patch, part of the second crop coming on.
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Springfield
Kir
Thea Bynia
Charles Higgins
Harvest Progresses In Wayland Vicinity
Wayland July 16 Special Harvest on Wayland farms advances rapidly with winter wheat and rye already harvested. Oats and barley are being cut, some fields using binders and headers while combines operate where weeds are light. Corn grows well with tassels forming. A midweek rain shower ends a several day drought amid high winds making fieldwork hard.
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Wayland
Hacwent
Daughters Birth and Visits Reach Athol in July
In Athol on July 16 special notices report a seven pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lee Galvin at St Lukes hospital in Aberdeen. Also listed is a visit by Max Banscroft of Huron to the F D Booth home, and the arrival of Mr. and Mrs J A Pool and son Donald of Chicago who will stay with their daughter Mrs F A Reinecke for the summer.
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Athol
Lee Galvin
St. Lukes Hospital
Aberdeen
Athol Athol
Max Banscroft
Huron
F. D. Booth
J. A. Pool
Donald
Chiscago
Dzie Reports Strong Crops After Sioux Falls Visit
HS Dzie traveled to Sioux Falls on business early in the week and returned Wednesday. He reported crops in the region as very good, citing favorable growing conditions and readiness for harvest.
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F. Woonsocket
Dzie
Sioux Falls
Hopper Fungus Outbreak Affects Grasshoppers Across Plains
Brookings reports on the grasshopper fungus empusa grill spreading through Nebraska Minnesota North and South Dakota. Read about the life cycle its spores and how weather conditions steer infection and death of grasshoppers in field studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Northwest
Nebraska
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
State College
Carson
Dewey
Brute
Charles Mix
Lyman
Gregory
Bon Homme
Skaile
Gasoline Thieves Fooled by Water in Pump Angers Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls July 16 thieves aimed to steal gasoline but gas was replaced with water at a local pump. The owner watched a car drain into radiators before the car ran poorly and the thieves left, abandoning the vehicle and the effort.
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Sioue Falls
Thyse Sioux Falls
Wre Inc
Mold growth on bread and damp items linked to spores
Fragmentary text describes bread with beer stored in two seats and damp plates, noting molds attacking damp clothing when water circulation is insufficient. Mentions molds from spores similar to those in grass nupper fungus. The passage is unclear and retains scientific terminology with limited context.
Pastors Register For Short Course At State College
The second annual ministers short course at State College runs until July 2 double last year in attendance estimation. Thirty five ministers and wives from Minnesota Kansas and South Dakota attend the two week program with denominations including Congregational Methodist Baptist Presbyterian Reformed and Bible Standard. Courses cover practical church music rural sociology and drama led by Leaf Kobber Kumien Palm and others with Dr Malcolm Dena Yale Divinity School conducting preaching sessions. Lectures by Dr E M Halliday Dr S W Keel and others accompany workshops on psychology and countryside topics. A diploma is awarded after completing all three terms totaling six weeks of resident instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
State College
W. F. Kumlien
Minnesota
Kaxisas
South Dakota
H. J. Kobber
F. Kumlien
U. S. Palms
RK. Lueel
Simmer School
Fae
M. Halliday
New York
Eralional Church
R. Har
Aem Council
Postponed Dance at Broadland Due to Rain
The Wednesday July 14 dance at Broadland has been postponed to August 4 because of rain last night. Tommy and his novelty band of Wolsey were scheduled to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadland
Tommy
Wolsey
Picnic dinner at Cottonwood Lake joins Huron Redfield Athol trio
Max Bancroft of Huron Miss Mary Mattes of Redfield and Evelyn Booth of Athol enjoyed a picnic dinner at Cottonwood Lake on Tuesday after spending the past week at a Lake Kampeska young people's camp.
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Athol
Max Bancroft
Huron
Mary Mattes
Redfield
Evelyn Booth
Cottonwood Lake
Lake Kampeska
Return from Chicago for Ald Pool and family
Athol July 1 Special Mr. Donald Pool returned to Chicago after visiting his sister Mrs. F A Reinecke and family. He was accompanied by Mrs E Booth and her granddaughter Miss
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Chicago
Athol
Donald Pool
F. A. Reinecke
E.an Booth Aga
Farmers Face Slump in District Cash Income and Wheat Outlook
The Federal Reserve report shows lower cash income for farmers in the district and decreased district business activity in May. It cites reduced bank debits and freight, with wheat production expected to drop about 670 million bushels nationally and the four states forecasting weaker spring wheat prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of
Uuieed Tein
Newt
Suutt Dakota
Conmey Otecke
United States
Entertains Bridge Club Waylland at Home
July 16 report notes Spenini M Wilma Ravenscroft hosts a Delta Del Bridge Club gathering at her home. Laura Staienkuyi and others participate, continuing play and holding positions amid a quiet evening of bidding and byes.
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Waylland
Spenini
Wilma Ravenscroft
Delta del Bridge Club
Tre
Ohves
Laura Staienkuyi
Abe Ih
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the Security National Bank of
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