Wholesale Firms Do Less Business
South Dakota wholesale establishments in 1933 showed a volume of business 69.6 percent below 1929. The 1,653 wholesale houses reported net sales of 7,770,000 while payrolls and employment fell sharply. Minnehaha County led in establishments and sales with 137 firms and 14,72,000 in net sales.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Federal Census Bureau
Bureau
Minnehaha
Beadle
Brookings
Brown
Codington
Davison
Lawrence
Pennington
Yankton
Relief Workers Complete Garden at Fort Sisseton
Relief workers finished a large garden at the Fort Sisseton camp with 5000 tomato plants 1600 cabbage 10 acres peas and beans 40 acres potatoes and other plots. Supt Walter Kelly says cleanup rehabilitation and well project progress while a 16 cow dairy aids inmate food supply and more staff will join as housing is built.
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Britton
Old Fort Sisseton Federal
Walter Kelly
Supt
Kelly
Eight Confirmed At Lake Preston
Lake Preston July 1 Resulting from the annual confirmation service of the Lutheran church a large crowd gathered. The catechization occurred Friday evening and liturgical services were held Sunday morning. Eight confirmants named Mary Moen Mildred Kopperud Lillian Setbacken Rosemond Dixon Blaine Newman Groger Jensen Lyd Lewison Leon Matson. Special music featured the choir with Mrs Eretad at the piano.
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Lake Preston
Lutheran Church
Mary Moen
Mildred Kopperud
Lillian Setbacken
Rosemond Dixon
Blaine Newman
Groger Jensen
Lyd Lewison
Leon Matson
Eretad
Dairy Foods Club Meets At Medigers Home
The BMC Dairy Foods club met Friday at Defane Mediger's residence. Ruth Fuller and Beryl Becker demonstrated cream soups, then held a brief business session. Katheryn Smith helped with the refreshments, and Delane Mediger notes the next meeting will be at Grace Stewart's home.
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Dairy Foods Club
Medigers
BMC
Defane Mediger
Ruth Fuller
Beryl Becker
Katheryn Smith
Delane Mediger
Grace Stewart
Arkansas Develops Aid To Drought Stricken South Dakota
The Little Rock chamber of commerce reported 62400 pounds of cottonseed meal shipped to Loyalton South Dakota for relief use. Arkansas donors provided the shipment as part of a wider effort to repay South Dakotans for aid earlier sent to Arkansas drought victims.
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Pierre
Little Rock, Ark
Chamber of Commerce
Loyalton
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Arkansas Conems
Arkansas
South Dakota
South
Set New Dates For Commissioners Meet
Sioux Falls reports new dates for the annual convention of the state association of county commissioners. The event moves to Rapid City from August 30 and 31 due to a clash with the American Legion state convention at Mitchell. Secretary Charles T. Charnock notes many engineers and highway personnel are Legion members and on Legion committees. Cotton farmers fear late growing season rain clouds as boll weevil conditions rise.
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Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Charles T. Charnock
American Legion
Mitchell
Charnock
Legion
Heavy Rains Hit Iroquois Area Over Three Months
Iroquois and surrounding region recorded 7.95 inches of rain since May 1. May brought 1.05 inches on the 2nd, June total 2.90 inches, and July up to date 3.10 inches. No rain since July 12 kept humidity high as temperatures reached the 90s and discomfort grew.
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Iroquois
Iroquois Lake Becomes Local Recreation Center
Special notices report improvements at Iroquois Lake with a donated ice house repurposed as a bath house. A platform, pier, and springboard will extend to the water while labor is donated and materials funded by the city. Bathers from nearby areas visit the new recreation site.
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Troquois
Iroquois
To Examine More For CCC Projects In South Dakota
In Sioux Falls on July 14 Sergeant L W Dezarn in charge of the focal army recruiting station prepares a second CCC examination project aiming to add about 4000 youths and men from South Dakota. The initial phase will begin Wednesday with 100 juniors and 80 veterans in Sioux Falls, then move to Watertown for 850 more and Mitchell for 300. Examiners will also conduct 530 in Aberdeen 20 in Pierre and 500 in Rapid City with smaller veteran quotas at each location.
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CCC
Sioux Falls
Sergt. L. W. Dezarn
Focal Army
South Dakota
Dezama
Watertown
Mt Mitchell
Aberdeen
Pierre
Rapid City
Orphanage Children Relocate to Columbus College
Traveling in a special railroad car, one ward of the Catholic Diocesan orphanage formerly of Woonsocket arrived in Sioux Falls yesterday for a new home in the Columbus college buildings. The group had been at Woonsocket since the Turton orphanage fire two years ago.
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Woonsocket
Sioux Falls
Catholic Diocesan Orphanage
Columbus College
Woongooket
Turton
Advocates Use Of Russian Thistles For Feed
Beadle county campaign led by Dr. C. S. Betts promotes cutting and storing Russian thistles as livestock feed amid a growing feed shortage. Raymond Lund backs the plan as wise for Pennington county farmers, citing government and farmer experiments that show thistles yield a protein rich forage when cut before spines form and balanced with grain or cane.
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Rapid City
Beadle County
C. S. Betts
Raymond Lund
Pennington County
Lund
Rain brings relief as Lake Preston records July total
Lake Preston reports Sunday showers totaling 0.18 inch and July rainfall reaching 2.03 inches. Pastures look lush and corn shows strong growth after heat and drought. The hail area south of town shows improving corn and regrowing potatoes, while gardens progress with peas cucumbers and cabbage joining meals.
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Lake Preston
Shoe Rebuilders Reelect Kirkley
H M Kirkley of Sioux Falls was reelected president of the South Dakota Shoe Rebuilders Association at the annual convention in Pierre yesterday. About 50 members attended. Mitchell was chosen for the 1935 convention city. Other officers elected included Martin Schuls of Winner as vice president H E Tunnison of Pierre as secretary and R F Luck of Watertown as treasurer.
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Kirkley
Pierre
H. M. Kirkley
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Shoe Rebuilders Association
Mitchell
Martin Schuls
H. E. Tunnison
R. F
Luck
Watertown
Miss Ruth Miller Named Director of Dramatics at Dakota Wesleyan
Miss Ruth Miller of Waterloo Iowa and a Carnell College graduate has been appointed director of dramatics at Dakota Wesleyan University. She starred in many college plays including Mary Tudor in Victor Hugo's play and roles such as Masha in Redemption Judith in Hay Fever Gwendolyn and Lady Berckwell in The Importance of Being Earnest.
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Wilde
Sioux Falls Men Injured In Water Town Crash
Axel Faris and George Abraham of Sioux Falls were severely injured when their car left Highway 8 and veered into a ditch 14 miles south of Watertown. Faris suffered a fractured rib and leg injuries with possible internal damage. Abraham sustained a fractured shoulder and possible internal injuries. The car was badly damaged. The driver escaped unharmed.
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Sioux Falls
Watertown
Axel Faris
George Abraham
Hayti
Farris
Abraham
Hetland Bible school holds picnic at tourist park
The Hetland Bible school concluded a two week session led by Miss Elizabeth Daniels with a picnic at Picnic Lake Preston tourist park. The afternoon featured kit tenball and swimming followed by a bountiful supper in the evening.
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Preston
Hetland Bible School
Elizabeth Daniels
Lay Plans For Miller Clinic
Miller plans a preschool clinic on July 19 under the Hand County Public Health Association. Mrs. A. J. Jamison announces examinations will be free at the American Legion room in the municipal auditorium with Louie Bigler supervising the division of child hygiene and three nurses assisting. Mothers urged to bring children. town mothers attend morning session, rural district mothers in afternoon. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Miller
Hand County’ Public Public Health Association
A. J. Jamison
American Legion
Municipal Auditorium
Louie Bigler
Division of Child Hygiene
Newlyweds Return From Black Hills at Lake Preston
Dr and Mrs P Rosendahl celebrate their marriage in Stickney where he wed Grace Hustis and then traveled to the Black Hills for a three week vacation. They will make Lake Preston their permanent home given his large medical practice.
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Lake Phuisvun
Jubi
Typecian
P. Rosendahl
Black Hills
Rosendahl
Lake Preston
Stickney
Grace Hustis
Rovendahl
Lake Henry Ladies Aid Members Picnic Held at Lake Preston
The Lake Henry Ladies Aid annual picnic occurred at the tourist park in Lake Preston on Sunday. Members assembled at noon for dinner and enjoyed the park’s recreational facilities and swimming. A good crowd attended the event.
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Lake Preston
Lake Henry
Young People Lead Sunday Services at Preston Church
Preston July 7 The Congregational church Sunday morning services were conducted by eleven young people who had just returned from the Young People's conference at Lake Kampeska. Delegates reviewed conferences activities and sessions.
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Preston Lake Preston
Congregational Church
Young People's Conference
Lake Kampeska
Triplets Born From Sioux Falls Farm Cow
H F Ross of Sioux Falls reports a cow on his farm gave birth to triplets. He notes he has heard of twins but never triplets, and all three offspring are doing nicely.
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Sioux Falls
H F Ross
Hoss
Dell Rapids Plans Autumn Celebration
Dell Rapids will host a fall festival from September 14 to 15 on Main Street sponsored by the Dell Rapids Commercial Club. JE. P. Shiveley was named general chairman with club committees to assist. Officials expect a large turnout and widespread business support for the event.
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Dell Rapids
JE. P. Shiveley
Boys Drowned In Boat Incident At Santry Dam
July 17. Gordon Jeffers aged 13 and Lamar Rousheau age 1, both of Eagle Butte, drowned when a boat capsized at a railroad dam near Santry while they played and could not swim. The boys were bathing in the water when the accident occurred.
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Dupree
Gordon Jeffers
Lamar Rousheau
Eagle Butte
Santry
Start Oiling Of Kingsbury Road
TROQUOIS July 7 Special The road constriction crew working on the highway between Iroquois and Manchester has finished hauling gravel and clay. They have begun laying asphalt and are ready to operate the large hot asphalt mixer. The 20 by 140 by 12 foot machine stands 20 feet high and uses caterpillar engines to move and mix material on the road.
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Troquois
Iroquois
Manchester
Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets For Women Ad
New 50 size Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women claim to relieve and prevent menstrual pain and associated disorders without narcotics. Marketed as a modern medicine addressing the cause, with persistent use offering permanent relief. Sold by all druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Huron
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W. M. Griffith
G. M. Whitney
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R Bramwell
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Northwestern Public Service Co
Montgomery Ward Co
George C. Hunt
the Little Plumber
Pageley Plumbing Co
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