Main Highways In Fair Shape In South Dakota
The state highway commission reports general road conditions across South Dakota as fair to good. Main routes such as U S 12 from Milbank to McLaughlin show gravel and earth sections with detours for construction, while U S 212 from Goodwin to Watertown, and U S 16 corridors exhibit a mix of gravel paving and oil surfacing underway near Hayes.
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Thunderhawk
Earth
Cheyenne Agency
la Plant
Dupree
Red Elm
Newell
Belle Fourche
Minnesota
Brookings
Arlington
de Smet
Iroquois
Cavour
Huron
Weasington
Fair
Wessington
Miller and Pierre
U.S. 16
Hayes
Rapid City
Cod
U. S. 16
Outer Battlefield
Sioux Fall
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mt Vernon
Plankinton
Kimball
Murto
Murdo
Kadoka
Sturgis
Wyoming
Black Hills
Iowa Line
White River
Edgemont
Hot Springs
Meridian
Yapkion
Dolton
Armour
Wolsey
Hedfield
Redfield
Aberdeen
Frederick
North Dakota Line
Joose
U. S
Tim Siseeton
Peever
Good
Reever
Wilmot
Milbank
Colman
Dell Rapids
Renner
Barrisburg
Beresford
Elk Point
Sioux City
Ree Heights Band To Give Weekly Concert
Ree Heights residents will attend a weekly concert by the local school band next Wednesday to raise funds to cover a $152 bill tied to lighting on the bandstand. The band has earned some money this member, but thieves have spent it on music.
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Ree Heights
Hope For Corn Crop In Kingebey County
In De Smet Kingebey County farmers fear crop failure this season as drought and slow rainfall reduce yields. A few late planted catch crops have shown some promise, but many fields remain dry and serious shortages loom for feed and grazing across the area.
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Kingebey
Kingaberg
Hitchcock Farmer Sells Calves in Tough Market
Hitchcock South Dakota July 2 Special Hazel Chaplis living southeast of town sold fat calves for 2000 dollars this week amid farm profit struggles. The calves aged 12 to 15 months had been on the feed lot several months and were sent to the Armour packing plant at Huron, which hauled them to market.
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Hitchcock
South Dakota
Hazel Chaplis
Ben
Chaplin
Armour Pecking
Huron
Willow Lake Board Elects Thomas Head
Willow Lake July 2 A canvass of votes shows C E B Thomas and C L Lord elected to three year terms on the school board and seated at the regular meeting J S Chase elected treasurer C E Thomas named president C L Chase vice president and G W Reinmuth clerk The district has 21000 bonds outstanding with 17 dollars cash on hand A May 1 census shows 145 persons of school age in Willow Lake.
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Willow Lake
Thomas
Willlow Lake
C. EB. Thomas
C. ©. Lord
J. S. Chase Wes
C. E. Thomas
C. L. Chase
G. W. Reinmuth
Grain Elevators Change Managers in Wall
The two local grain elevators have new management. The Farmers Elevator, finished last summer, is now owned by EC Smoot of Belle Fourche, with Mrs Smoot and family in Wall and Smoot taking charge assisted by W G Simms. Former manager BE Gelling moved to Aberdeen. Tri State elevator now managed by R T Tatum of Scenic, who succeeds L E Determan and has moved with family into a new Welsh Park cabin.
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Ec, Smoot
Belle Fourche
Smoot
Wall
Aberdeen
R. T. Tatum
Scenic
Tri-State
L. E. Determan
Kadoka
Tiffany Elected Chairman of G O P Aberdeen
O M Tiffany was chosen chairman of the republican precinct committee at Aberdeen to fill the unexpired term of Royal Hasse who resigned. The session focused on selecting a new county state committeeman after Fred Teach’s death with no campaign plans outlined.
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Tiffany
G.O.P. Aberdeen
M. Tiffany
Republican
Royal Hasse
Aberdeen
Sald
Titters
Jet
Fred Teach
Mitchell Drum Corps to Drill at Stickney
Mitchell drum and bugle corps will perform in Stickney on July 30 as a benefit for the Stickney band. Manager Fred Wheeler notes this will be the corps final public appearance until the Rapid City state convention in August.
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Mitchell
Stickney
American Legion Post
J Bugle Carpe
Mitchell Corps
Fred Wheeler
Rapid City
Onida Installs White Way Street Lighting
Onida city commissioners awarded a contract to Rayburn company of Minneapolis to install white way electric light posts. The project includes concrete curb and gutters by Phares and Son of Onida. Total expenditure estimated at $2250. Work to begin soon.
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Onida
Rayburn Company
Minneapolis
Phares and Sone of
Onide
Legislator Denied Deputy Insurance Post in AG Opinion
In Pierre July, Attorney General M. Q. Bharve ruled a member of the 1831 legislature cannot be named deputy insurance commissioner. The deputy must be appointed with the governor's approval, with legislators barred from blocking executive appointments. A second opinion addressed interest on money in the misrebounding fund turning to the state general fund.
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Pierre
M. Q. Bharve Hae
Horswif
Insurance
Bance
West River Stockmen Reelect All Officers
The West River Stockmen reelected all association officers for the year led by president Jim O Connell and treasurer Weerutery. Geawers Protective Wad Wilkerson served as part of the officer slate along with other officers and members. The report notes bay conditions and general membership updates.
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West River
Wilkerson
Jim O’connel
View
Enrollments Rise for Yankton Congregational Assembly
Yankton reports nearly 200 registrants for the tenth annual Congregational Young Peoples assembly on the Yankton college campus, a record turnout. Speaker Dr. George N White of Chicago, associate secretary of the American Missionary invoclation, will address attendees amid a lineup of church leaders and program coordinators from Nebraska, South Dakota, Iowa, and Illinois. The week features ordination of Joseph Ward, grandson of Yankton College founder, as minister, a highlight of the assembly.
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Yankton
Congregational Young People's Assembly
Yankton College
Meerly
H. H Lindeman
George N. White
Chicago
American Missionary Invoclation
Florance Babcock
Heligh
Neb
Mabel W. Morrill
Rapid City
Mies Gertrude Hanford
Lincoln
W. B. Kline
Dubuque
Misa Adeline
Jenny
Valley Springs
L. N. Dailey
A. C. Warner
Springfield Congregationalism
L. E. Camfield
Academy
A. R. Boone
Armour
BR. W. Pruitt
Crofton
Ralph C. Shearer
Tyndall
Junior
Harvesting in Turton Faces Drought Pressures
Turton area farmers work by binder and some new combines amid a fair to good crop. Rye yields reported from 12 to 3 bushels per acre. Wages range 150 to 2 per day as harvests lag and rain is needed to salvage corn and barley.
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Turton
Acre
Pew
Axel
Martin Hansen
George Rahm
Lester Understalk
Sgein
Iroquois And De Smet Bands To Exchange Concerts
Iroquois and De Smet bands will exchange concerts over the next two weeks. The Iroquois band visits De Smet next Tuesday evening for a concert, with the De Smet band returning there on Friday. Ralph Eslick directs both bands.
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de Smet
Ralph Eslick
Former De Smet Folk Celebrate Anniversary Ti
Mr and Mrs through fas has been in public ilesses and is at present yresident of the W C T U of Nevrads.
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de Smet
Fas
Ilesses
Nevrads
Yankton Dorm Progress on Campus Expansion
Work on Yankton College dormitory advances with ditching for steam mains supervised by A F Luck of Luck Plumbing. The four story building, costing about 100000, will house 80 roomers in two units with future expansion, featuring circular hot water system and social spaces including a billiard room and bowling alley. Dr Nash plans economical room pricing to aid student workers.
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Yankton, Dur
Yankton College
A. F. Luck
Luck Plumbing Company
Waterstown
Pew
Fannie B. Look
California
Nash
University Expects Large Enrollment in 1931 32
Vermillion July 25 The University of South Dakota president Dr Herman G James predicts the 1931 32 year will yield a record enrollment despite discouraging outlook He cites lack of better business opportunities and rising living costs pushing high school graduates and college entrants toward continuing education at state institutions to obtain the modest recovery funds needed to attend.
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Vermillion
Fikely
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
James
Ae Pppkianol
Gettysburg Creamery Opens With Festive Community Day
Gettysburg welcomed a large crowd for the creamery’s formal opening. The day featured calf drawings, dairy talks, judging demonstrations, music by local bands, parades, free ice cream, and a dance to close the festivities. Nearby, Verne Hoeye suffered a pitch fork injury while making hay and was hospitalized.
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Gettysburg
Daly B
Onida Legion Organization
Watertown
Benpenche Celebrativ Es
Iom & Évai Company
Cetiyebure
Esmond
Verne Hoeye
Grasshopper And Drought Crisis Faces Governor Green
In Pierre South Dakota Governor Green battles a drought grasshopper crisis as relief plans are drafted by a panel of twenty leaders. The group includes Republican figures and a few Democrats with aims to avoid unfavorable publicity while delivering prompt aid.
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Associated Press
Pierre
8. D
Green
Hoover
Huron Augusta
Jorgen Boe
Presho
George Philip
Rapid City
State Cement Commission
Mamie Gunderson
Vermillion
South Dakota
Peter Norbeck
Alaska
W. J. Bulow
Webster Depositors to Receive Bank Dividend
Creditors of the First National Bank of Webster, closed in December 1923, will receive a 10 percent dividend this week as receiver Perry Peters redistributes checks on Friday and Saturday. Earlier payments include 15 percent in 1925 and 10 percent in July 1925, totaling 35 percent.
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First National Bank of Webster
Perry Peters
Webster
Royal Neighbors plan lake picnic with new member
Raymond N A notes weekly meeting at the Masonic temple with the initiation of Mrs Anna Schlegel. Plans are set for the annual picnic at Lake Kum Peska on August 2 including iced watermelon cold drinks and wafers for refreshments.
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Raymond R. N. A
Raymond
Royal Neighbors of America
Masonic Temple
Anna Schlegel
Lake Kumpeska
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South Dakota Securities Co
Sore
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Sharpe
Farmer
Izaak Walton
State Board of Health
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Jenkins of
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J. F. D. Cook
Langford
Carl Gunderson
Jenkins
South Daka
The
Child Welfare Commission
sWaubay
Madi
State Rural Credits
Walter Willy
Willy
Virgin Wilds
Manitoba
Tate Tourist and Convention Bureau
Parlament
Winnipeg
Han
Cav
Nitoba
the Security National Bank OF Huron
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