Optimism Reported for South Dakota Waterfowl Season
State wardens report rising numbers of waterfowl pheasants and grouse across nearly all habitats. Open dates extended to November three with unchanged bag limits 15 ducks and 4 geese daily. Wardens note abundance of pheasants pigeons and prairie chickens statewide and call for longer seasons and larger bag limits in spots.
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Pierre
South Dakota
South
State Game and Fish Department
West River
Many Transients Visit Plankinton
An unusual number of wanderers travel through Plankinton this season. Freight trains carry more passengers than usual and many hitchhike or travel by car. Several seek meals without work, some farmers feed them only to see them leave at night. Some attempt to raise funds with small items like flowers and seeds. Families travel with children, moving from place to place toward relatives or better prospects.
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Plankinton
Alpena Birthday Party Honors Two Birthday Celebrants
In Alpena on July 27 Leslie Brings hosted a birthday dinner honoring her husband and brother Coriie Snedeker. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brace of Carthage, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bartels and family, Mrs. Rufus Holly and daughter, Miss Hanel Fennel and Bryan Banedeler, and later Mr. and Mrs. Freak Rodman, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Tennel, Mrs. Julia Hick rap and Ann Sheffield. Steam and cake were served.
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Alpena
Tire
Leslie
Coriie Snedeker
Fred Brace
Carthage
Albert Bartels
Rufus Holly
Hanel Fennel
Bryan Banedeler
Freak Rodman
Martin Tennel
Julia Hickrap
Ann Sheffield
Robbery Report Over Failed Bad Check Cache
A grocery store burglary led to theft of several worthless checks and a few nickels and cigarette packs. Investigators note the thief faces difficulty cashing the checks, with attempts to convert the paper into cash failing so far.
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Belus
Burlara
Peterane
Yankton Assembly Declared Success In 170 Registration
Yankton on July 27 reports the eleventh annual Congregational Young People's assembly at Yankton college with over 170 in attendance. Leaders included Rev C G Murphy and Rev H H Lindeman, with speakers such as Rev Rowland Cross and Miss Bessie M Stratton. Don Beveridge of Sioux Falls elected president for next year. other officers named across several towns.
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Yankton
Congregational Young People’'s Assembly
Yankton College
C. G. Murphy
Lincoln
Neb
H. H. Lindeman
A. C. Warner
Springfield
W. S. Rowderz
Coleridge
Florence Babcock
Rowland Cross
North China
Chinas
W. B. Kline
Dubuque
H. H. Pittman
First Congregations
Sprimfield
Bessie M. ‘Stratton
Eliot Church
Newton
Mass
Don Beveridge
Sioux Falls
Assembly
Edith Lyle
Wensington Springs
Robert Pruitt
Crofton
Olive Hart
EA Taylor
Evelyn &J. Yeliick
Carvtton
Willow Lake Creamery to Resume Operations
Willow Lake creamery to reopen after about two months closed under new owner E H Baldwin of Clark. His son to manage with remodeling and new equipment planned to speed re opening. Baldwin pays two cents more per round for butterfat twice weekly above market price.
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Willow Lake
E. H. Baldwin
Clark
Willow Lake Institution
Baldwin
Highmore Auto Spills injure Highmore residents
Highmore residents were involved in two serious car accidents on Monday. Wesley Yearstle crashed a sedan belonging to his father, W. P. Yeandle, after midnight near a cement bridge east of Blunt, escaping with minor injuries. Later, Sheriff Sanderson and wife rolled their coupe on a northern county road, overturning three times. they suffered non life threatening injuries.
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Highihuns
Highmore
Wesley Yearstle
Pierre
Blunt
W. P. Yeandle
Yeandle
Salmer Sanderson
Harvest Moving In Hyde County
Harvest progresses rapidly in Hyde county with generally excellent yields and some below forecast. Stephan Mission bought a combine for harvesting its large acreage. Most grain is threshed on farms with small portions entering elevators. Barley reports reach 40 bushels per acre, and W. B. Pilkington farms 308 acres at about 37 bushels per acre.
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Hyde County
Highmore
Stephan Mission
Combine
W. B. Pilkington
Take Steps To Halt Spread Of Anthrax
Forestsurg reports cattle from Schefaky farm infected with anthrax as two other herds show signs. Vaccination planned Saturday. Schefaky family avoids infection so far though milk used. A cow died after illness. a patient at a Detroit hospital treated. News mentions related farm concerns and precautionary measures.
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Schefaky
Mose Lee
Vscom Che
Huron
Detroit
Sully County Crops Menaced by Pests and Heat
Onida July 2 Special reports pests continue to menace Sully county crops. Farmers describe harvest work underway with binding, shocking, windrowing, and combining in full swing as corn tassels and silks are eaten by hoppers, preventing kernel formation. Wheat yields vary from 25 to 35 bushels with 25 percent damage. Hot weather accelerates ripening, reducing berry size.
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Onida
Sully
Hoppers Sprout In Hot Dry Weather
Gregory July 27 due to hot dry weather a pest outbreak grows as grasshoppers threaten corn crops. The state agriculture secretary notes infection spreads through cannibalism and infected insects that migrate to other fields, while grain fields have mostly been harvested.
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Gregory
L. G. Troth
Automobile Club Organized in Rapid City South Dakota
Rapid City forms the first local automobile club in the state with local officers and affiliation to the South Dakota Automobile Club. N. E. Blood, secretary manager, announces the new group which is also a member of the American Automobile Association. Ed James is elected president and Ralph Kamad vicepresident with A. N. Lanphere Frear J. Varie and Hoy Doherty on the board.
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Automobile Club
R. C. Rapid City
South Dakota Automobile Club
Rapid City
N. E. Blood
South Dakota
American Automobile Association
Rapid City Club
Ed James
Ralph Kammad
A. N. Lanphere
Frear J. Varie
Hoy Doherty
State Cement Plant to Reopen Monday in Rapid City
Rapid City South Dakota main owned cement plant will reopen Monday with a full force of about 900 workers, announced by superintendent William Fowden. The restart ends a 2 month suspension due to material shortages, with future operation contingent on public works.
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State Cement
Rapid City
South Dakota
William Fowden
Fowden Sid
Moratorium Sought on Federal Weed Loans by Yankton Chamber
Yankton C of C irrigation calls for immediate moratorium on federal weed loans. Arthur M. Hyde is asked to act promptly as farmers face losses under current prices and cannot repay federal feed loans.
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Yankton C
Yankton
Arthur M. Hyde
Forestburg Woman Survives Drowning Incident
Forestburg July 21 Special Mim Shirley Talley faced a drowning scare after three swims. Rescued and brought to shore she endured no water in her lungs and was reported none the worst for the ordeal.
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Forestburg
Mim
Shirley Talley
Birthday Celebration Honors Members and Socializing
A small town gathering at Alfred Kelley bene in Osceola honored residents with July birthdays. Guests enjoyed ginger refreshments and afternoon games. A. Plese Ginger attended while others played hittendell and took part in light social activities. The event concluded with a quiet procession to Redfield Hill.
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Alfred Kelley
Yale
A. Plese Ginger Wes
Hittendell
Last Livery Barn Destroyed At Onida
The livery barn in Onida was destroyed this week. Harnesses and other equipment were saved. Three loads of hay in the mow were lost. Onida fire equipment was called to prevent spread to other structures.
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AGAR
Onida
Onida Man Marries Ft. Pierre Teacher
A. J. Owens, cashier of the Onida National Bank, and Miss Louise Drew Beckner of Minneapolis, married in Onida. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Francis Shenk at the Church of the Incarnation in St. Paul. The bride taught at Ft Pierre High School. couple to reside in the area after September first following a western motor trip.
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Onida
Ft. Pierre
A. J. Owens
Onida National Ber
Louise Drew Beckner
Minneapolix
Francis Shenk
St. Paul
Church of the Incarnation
Ft Pierre
Owens
Motoc
Gann Valley Hosts Active Young People Discussion Group
GANN VALLEY July 21 Special C Stipek a Maine alumnus and summer student pastor at the Congregational church has started a Sunday evening young people's discussion group. Attendance has been strong with Epworth League leaders Harold Selcott Wallace Griffin Roger Dunn among harvest workers. Bernadine Dyson led the latest session and Melba Hathaway will lead the next gathering.
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Gann Valley
Stipek
University of Maine
Congregational Church At
Harold Selcott
Pheasant
Iowa
Wallace Griffin
Mercer
Roger Dunn
Saline
Epworth League
Bernadine Dyson
Melba Hathaway
Young People Hold Picnic Near Yale
Yale July 11 Several youths from Yale planned and held a picnic at Pearl Creek with swimming and motor boating in the afternoon Picnic lunch followed in the late afternoon Attendance included Kenneth Pratt Dorothy Pratt Don Pratt Haven Kludt Edward Kludt Irma Von Gracek LeNora Von Gracek Bernard Maass Eric Maass Ann Weise William Marsh Earl Marsh Linus Weber Helen Garry Leona OBrien Ted Walters Glenn Gaughran Alma Meame Francis Tyrell Leon Smith.
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YALE
Tspecals
Pearl Creek
Kenneth
Dorothy
Don Pratt
Haven
Edward Kludt
Irma
LeNora von Gracek
Bernard
Eric Maass
Ann Weise
William and Earl Marsh
Linus Weber
Helen Garry
Leona O'Brien
Ted Walters
Glenn Gaughran
Alma Meame
Francis Tyrell
Leon Smith
Young Man Injured In River Dive
Pierre man Fred Calby, a Brookings graduate of South Dakota State College school of engineering, remained here in hospital with partial paralysis after diving into the Missouri River and striking bottom. He was to begin work for the State Highway Department.
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River Pierre
Fred Calby
Brookings
South Dakota State College School of Engineering
Missouri River
State Highway Department
Silver Medal Contest Held At Alpena Picnic
Alpena July 27 Special The Alpena W C T U held its annual picnic at Mrs I Barringer home. A silver medal contest was won by Clare Hebron with Irene cy second and Lyndon Barringer third. A picnic supper was served to over 30 attendees. Judges were Rev J Washburn and Mrs G A Tebay.
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Alpena
Alpene
I. Barringer
Clare Hebron
Irenecy
Lyndon Barringer
J.&. Washburn
G.A. Tebay
Alpena Opens New Meat Market On July 21
Tom Reamer moved fixtures from Bencroft and opened a meat market in Alpena, ending a long absence of a local butcher. Residents previously bought meat from grocery stores as in early summer.
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Alpena
Tom
Reamer
Bencroft
Return to Former Home in Woonsocket Visit
Mr and Mrs Elmer Larson of Grand Island Nebraska and Mrs Larson's mother Mrs John French of Sioux Falls arrived Saturday for a few days in Woonsocket. The French family are former residents of Woonsocket and Mrs Larson will be remembered at Gladys French. The Larsons visit at Mr Larson's parents home while Mrs French stays with John Dechon.
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Woonsocket
Elmer Larson
Grand Island
Ned
Larson
John French
Sioux Falls
French
Woonpocket
Gladys French
Mr. Larson
Mrs. French
John Dechon
Ritter Visit Turbulent Patch in Woonsocket
Mrs John Dennis remains critically ill after a period of declining health. The report notes she was deteriorating last week and was moved to a hospital, with local visitors including Sperla Mr and Mrs Joe Ritter and Mire L E Ingalia visiting in Woonsocket on Sunday.
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Woonsocket
Sperla
Joe Ritter
Faity
Huron
Mr. Ritter
Mire
L. E. Ingalia
John Dennis
Tomme
Hesaltal
Tom Pierre Hospital
hPall
Wool Sentiment Improves as Demand Shows Uptick
In Brookings the wool market gains a cheerier tone despite quieter raw wool trade. Increased consumption of wool and products lifts prices on several lines, with firmer asks for combing wools and finer fleeces. Western grown wools steady amid steady demand, while spot foreign wools stay quiet and London closes slightly higher. The piece explains price ranges from government reports and notes deductions for freight and other costs to obtain focal values.
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Brookings
Ohio
Iter
Texas
London
South Dakota
Boston
Rambouillet
Shropshire
Hampshire
Rains Of Benefit In Wayland Area
Two rains fell in the Wayland vicinity with one cloudburst like downpour causing hail damage to corn. A second rain 10 miles south did great benefit to corn hay and pastures with no hail. Grasshoppers threaten crops. fungus disease culture has been distributed to farmers to gauge benefit. Graveling on Highway 277 near Huron is complete.
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Wayland
Real estate transfers and plats in Beadle and Huron areas
Abstracts record transfers from Beadle County and Huron including Roy E Ramzell to Alma Woods Hola bird S D and John R Heiseth to Emma Sunderman for $1 with Lot 25 in Huron. Replat of Lots 1 10 Block 17 Sterling's Second Addition to Huron. George F Rhoads to George A Rhoads in Hazel South Dakota. Misc entries note $1 exchanges and numerous surveys with section township ranges and parcel descriptions in 113-61 81 and related plats.
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Beadle County Abstract & Tite Co
Roy E. Ramzell
Alma Woods
Holabird S. D
John R. Heiseth
Emma Sunderman
Huron
George F. Rhoads
George A. Rhoads
Hazel
S.D
Seysen
Band Concerts Begin Onida Summer Series Weekly
Onida aired the first weekly band concert of the summer on Wednesday evening on the main streets. Stores stayed open late as part of a midweek event and plans call for additional street entertainment Saturdays featuring rural and other invited groups.
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Onida Onida
Brest
Onida
Mrs B A Rice Services Today in De Smet
Mrs. B A Rice of De Smet died after a long illness. A short prayer service was held at the Rice home, then the body was taken to Elgin Minnesota for burial. Surviving are her husband B A Rice and son Hasil Rice, both of De Smet.
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B. A. Rice
Smet
de Smet
Rice
Elgin
Minn
Wool Warehouses To Close August 1
Wool Growers of South Dakota announce closing of three concentration wool warehouses on August 1 at Huron and Sisseton Falls, with Aberdeen remaining open until August 10. Co op cites improved grading accuracy and regional output. 2 75 million pounds of wool expected this year and strong wages. East river growers market about double last year despite lighter, cleaner wool. New Osage crude oil refinery planned for Belle Fourche by Fahmer and Fahner.
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South Dakota
Hoston
Cooperative Association
Nadasdy
Belle Fourche
Osage
W. 5. Fahmer
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