Sportsmen Asked to Weigh Upland Bird Rules
Pierre July 3 A questionnaire by South Dakota game and fish commission director C H Johnson seeks hunter input on upland game bird regulations for 1942. Hunters asked to compare pheasant stocks 1927 1931 and to advise on season length dates bag limit cock hen possession and shooting hours. Replies due August 16 with observations through August 10. Hunters also asked for views on open season for prairie chickens sharp tailed grouse Black Hills grouse and sage grouse.
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Pierre
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
C. H. Johnson
Johnson
Game Department
Mr. Johnson
South Dakota
Teepee Day Marking Sioux Falls College Fiftyth Anniversary
Sioux Falls College plans Teepee Day as part of its fiftieth anniversary commemoration. James Maher leads preparations before opening week, aiming to bring alumni back and unite first classes with an expanded campus program culminating at commencement. An alumni advisory group is being formed and talks with a South Dakota Indian tribe are underway for ceremonial events.
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Sioux Falls College
James Maher
Sioux Falls
Maher
Grand Island College
Des Moines University
Pregent
South Dakota
Deklotz University Coach Marries in Centerville
University of South Dakota coach Deklotz and Miss Madeline Alexander of Centerville were wed in Centerville Wednesday morning. They plan a Cass Lake, Minnesota honeymoon. Mrs. Deklotz, daughter of Mr and Mrs 4 K Alexander, attended St Theresa’s College at Wirsns before joining the University. He is a University staff member in physical education and a former Vermillion high school coach.
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Deklotz
University of South Dakota
Madeline Alexander
Centerville
Cass Lake
Minnn
Deklots
4. K. Alexander
St. Theresa's College
Wirsns
Minn
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Vermillion High School
First T Magnitude
North Central Confereene
Claims Culture Killing Hoppers in Erwin County
Farmers in the Erwin vicinity report excellent grasshopper fungus results three days after spread. Fred Jones, a local farmer, said three-ounce bottles were sent to Kingsbury County with inscriptions alleging culture bores caused the disease, removing about 300 pounds of grasshoppers. The process is said to emit an odor as bodies were scattered. Leav es for Indianapolis. Dr. Jeanete Furland travels with colleagues to attend a post graduate course in Indianapolis, then Detroit, returning August 7.
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Desmet
Erwin Vicinity
Fred Jones
Erwin
Kingsbury County
How Do Wild Ducklings Reach Water Quickly
Pierre July 25 4 O H Johnson director of the South Dakota game and fish department seeks answers from sportsmen on how wild ducks and geese raise their young to water within 24 hours. Theories include mother carrying young or chicks walking to the pond. A barnyard nest goose reportedly left with brood for a pond by morning. whether carried or walked remains for observers to report.
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Pierre
O. H. Johnson
South Dakota Game and Fish Department
Mr. Johnson
Game Department
Johnson
Schroeder Appointed Miller Postmaster
A. C. Schroeder is named postmaster at Miller to succeed J. M. Williams who served since July 1923. It is unclear when the appointment becomes effective.
Brule County Budget Shows Small Increase
Brule county provisional 1933 budget rises about 8000 from 1932. Reductions cut sheriff mileage by half from 97500, grasshopper control removed, salaries trimmed from 300 to 50, states attorney up 100, care of poor up 5000. 1932 total 91200.20. provisional 99535.07 for next year.
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Brule County
Chamberlain
Rush Harvest In Vicinity Of Conde
Grasshoppers are damaging crops near Conde with barley and wheat losses reported. Mike Hynes and Joe White note heavy crop injury and reduced yields, while harvesting moves ahead with many combines. Corn, gardens, and potatoes also suffer from heat and lack of rain.
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Conde Conde
Conde
Mike Hynes
Joe White
Jerauld Budget Keeps Total, Salaries Reduced
Wellington Springs July report shows Jerauld county provisional budget unchanged at 52,383 to be raised by taxation. Salaries in each office are cut by 5 to 12 percent, lowering payroll costs for the coming year.
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Jerauld
Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Board of
County Commissioners
Culture In War On Hopppers Reported In Wellington Springs
Wellington Springs reports a rare pest culture effort to combat grasshoppers in the area. County Commissioner Lon Sedgwick has distributed seven gallons of treated hopper extract over recent days, with two ounces covering 180 acres, though the method is still evaluating effectiveness after limited local use.
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Wellington Springs
Lon Sedgwick
Crops Damaged In Carpen Battle Anthrax
An anthrax outbreak hit a cattle farm near Wellington Springs on July 23 prompting measures to control spread. Farmers Walter Sheppard and J B Smith live nearby and report damage and concern.
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Wellington Springs
Walter Sheppard
J. B. Smith
Belief Markets Hit Bottom Says Prairie Farmer Review
CHICAGO July 2 Improvements in farm product outlook appear enduring says the Prairie Farmer market review. June 15 farm price index at 52 shows a 63 percent drop in three years suggesting resistance levels. Cattle prices rose two dollars, meat demand may grow as supplies rise. Outlook is steady to higher into fall with a seasonal dip expected. Hog prices rebounded then dipped. late summer upswing possible. A three billion bushel corn crop forecast for mid July, largest since 1923, with big stocks of old corn. Sugar and butter rally as confidence grows among storers.
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Chicago
Pririe Farmer's Market Review
Smithsonian Study Of Arikara Indians Under Way
A Smithsonian group led by ethnologist Dr. W B Strong arrives in Mobridge to study Arikara mound builders. The mission follows a month of archeology near Scottsbluff Nebraska and will examine culture evidence from Mobridge into Nebraska. Dr. Over of the University of South Dakota joins later with four archaeology and ethnology fellows and university staff assisting.
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Smithsonian
Mobridge
Smithsonian Institution of Washington
W. BD. Strong
Bureau of Ethnology
Washington
Scottsbluff
Neb
Strong
Nebraska
W. H. Over
University of South Dakota
Over
Walter Wedal
University of Nebraska
Michael O'Herran
Bale University
Maurice Kirbr &Gineer
Univrsity of
South Dakota
Stude- With
Hamlin County Tax Levy Up Slightly for 1933 Budget
Hamlin county faces a small levy rise in 1933 with a provisional budget of 71 578.4 dollars, up 32 598.05 from the present year. County activities show cuts and four thousand dollars saved in the general fund offset by higher relief needs. Ed Coffey and wife quarantined in Los Angeles after their child contracted mumps, raising uncertainty about attending the Olympica event.
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Hamlin
Hamlin County
Coffey
Ed Coffey
Los Angeles
Bob
California
Frank
Huron
Times
Surface highway resurfacing west of Wellington Springs
Work on resurfacing 18 miles of highway west of here began today. D C Schryer of this city holds the contract and gravel will be drawn from nearby pits. Last winter’s heavy snows left the road rough and in need of repair.
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Wellington Springs
D.C. Schryer
Former resident visits Woonsocket on holiday trip
Special report notes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jordan and son from Mirmesapolis visiting Woonsocket to see Geralding and Stanford Jordan who have stayed with their grandmother Mrs. Ed Newcomb for two weeks. The Jordans had been visiting in Iowa, Minnesota, and Jordan.
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Woonsocket
Bob Jordan
Mirmesapolis
Wemenday
Geralding
Stanford Jordan
Ed Newcomb
WilloW Lake Dreamer Opens With Bald’s Plan
Willow Lake notes July 5 details H Bald leads Clark Wis victory in Willow Lake as he discusses opening prospects with business leaders. The group closed notes for two months, signaling preparations and potential investment in the lake community.
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Willow Lake
H. Baldwin
Clark Wis
OM Battles association plans August reunion at Bixby
The OM Battles group announces a Miguel reunion set for August at Bixby. Tia is slated to be the sixth organizer of this regional gathering.
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OM Battles Association
Miguel
Bixby
Tia
Brown County Budget Cuts Start In Initial Figures
Brown County commissioners cut about 20 000 from provisional 1933 budget figures in Aberdeen. Total expenditures are tentatively 150 755 with 170 825 for 1932. Reductions include 13 000 off school funds and 8 000 saved on elections not held in 1933. Health allowance drops to 45 000 while care of the poor rises to 50 009 and Custer Sanitarium funding to 8 000. Further revisions expected before August adoption.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Board of Commimioners
Ben
Board of Health
Custer
S D U Cadets Shine At Ft Crook Camp Awards
S D U students dominate camp awards at Ft Crook Neb with Robert Crowder named best soldier. Cadets from Wyoming Iowa Creighton Nebraska and South Dakota compete in platoons with USD tying for top honors in the second platoon. Steve Adkins Homer Jensen Lee Franks Charley Clinker win track field and boxing events. Ralph O Halloran Clinker Johnny Buck Dave Hawkinson noted for swimming and boxing results.
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University of South Dakota
University of Wyoming
Creighton University
University of Nebraska
University of Iowa
Ft. Crook
Wyoming
Iowa
Nebraska
Steve Adkins
Parker
H. J. Westre
Ralph Leer
Vermillion
Homer Jensen
Wall
Lee Franks
Tony
Charley Clinker
Mobridge
Ralph O'Halloran
Bill Buck
Madison
Dave Hawkinson
Culling Of Flocks Advised By Boyts County Agent Roy A Cave
Beadle county poultry raisers are urged to cull old hens to prevent avian tuberculosis. Sioux City livestock official Harry J Boyts notes marketing aged birds early reduces disease spread and boosts profits. He cites declines in swine and cattle tuberculosis tied to tuberculin testing and past culling practices.
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Boyts
Roy A. Cave
Beadle County
Harry J. Boyts
Sioux City
Middle West
Cavour Office Robbery Shocks South Dakota Town
In Cavour a burglary hit the Farmers Elevator office after a Sunday night break in. Thieves reportedly damaged a dial and door hinges but papers and letters on the desk were not disturbed. Police study a string of recent local thefts as investigators search for clues.
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Cavour
South Dakota
Farmers Elevator Company
Bonus Payment Is Convention Topic
South Dakota Legionnaires opened their fourteenth annual convention with urgent calls for immediate bonus payments to ex-service men. Leaders including George Puder and Harry Kehm urged action, while National Commander Henry Stevens praised Legion efforts against defense cuts and for veteran benefits.
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Watertown
South Dakota Legionnaires
George Puder
Timber Lake
Harry
Kehm
Harrisburg
Huron
Puder
Kelm
T. C. Kasper
Brookings
Henry I. Stevens
Legion
American Legion
Henry L. Stevens, Jr
South Dakota Legion
Stevens
War Department
Real Estate Transfer Beadle County Abstract & Title
Beadle County abstract firm James Newcome furnishes notice of a real estate transfer. West Park Development Co. sells part of SW 1/4 23-12-60 5 acre to Bears County for $1. The deed also references part of NW 1/4 22-110-62.
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Beadle County Abstract & Title
James Newcome
Beadle Cou
West Park Development Co
Bears County
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Bionx Falls
A. W. Schwietert
George Renewold
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Teck
Prairie Farmer
Rise
Robert Crowder
Elk Point
Fay
Lake Kampeska
Toe
Senate
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American’ Sion
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United States Government Securities
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Adjusted Compensation Service
Iilroads
America
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