Employment Services Cut Districts In State From 13 To Eight
Aberdeen July 21 The South Dakota State Employment Service and National Reemployment Service redraw district boundaries to eight zones. World plan preserves service while reducing offices from twelve to eight and cutting staff by 17. Offices remain centralized from Aberdeen. four districts are state offices and four are federal. District listings cover counties and branch offices across the state. Three injured in Sioux Falls car crash near Renner on highway 77. victims include Jennings Aasen Renner Mrs Sareh Richstein Aberdeen and Ethel Hurowitz Sioux Falls.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
H. Collins
State Employment Service
Pew
Collins
National
Modbridge
Marshall, Brown
McPherson
Edmunds
Faulk
Potter
Walworth
Campbell
Carson
Dewey
Ziebach
Perkins
Watertown
Day
Clark
Hamlin
Codington
Devel
Grant and Roberts
Huron
Spink
Beadle
Kingsbury
Sanborn
Serauld
Buffalo
Hand
Pierre
Winner
Hyde
Sully
Armstrong
Hughes
Stanley
Haakon
Jackson
Washabaugh
Jones
Mellette
Todd
Tripp
Gregory
Lyman
Rapid City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Harding
Butte
Meade
Lawrence
Pennington
Custer
Fallriver
Washington
Shannon
Bennett
Sioux Falls
Renner
Highway 77
Here
Jennings Aasen
Sareh Richstein
Ethel Hurowitz
Wheat Yields 19 Bushels in Sheffield Field
Special report from Sheffield notes Herbert Buckley tied wheat to 10 bushels per acre. Rye yields are only fair. Frankfort reports Armon Christopherson visiting from Grand Rapids Michigan with Armoni’s parents. Armon studied at a Grand Rapids dental school.
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Sheffield
Herbert Buckley
Frankfort
Frankort
Armon Christopherson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Armoni
Armon
Storm Damage Crushes Farms Near Groton
A Saturday storm west of Groton heavily damaged farms and crops. The A T Amsden barn, valued at over 3000 dollars, was demolished. the How ard Falkner house roof was blown off. Oscar Thieman barn wrecked. Walter Reher narrowly escaped when a shed roof collapsed. Reber farm barn partially caved in. hail damaged crops reported across the area.
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Groton Groton
A. T. Amsden
Howard Falkner
Oscar Thieman
Walter Reher
Walter
Reber Farm
Vacation Tragedy Near Philip In Train Collision
A vacation trip ended in tragedy near Philip when a car carrying Mr. and Mrs. Willim Gooding of Andover and Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Morton of Groton was struck by a freight train. Mrs. Gooding, 31, died from internal and head injuries after the driver moved the car in front of the train amid misread signals. The other three passengers were uninjured. The group had been returning from Oregon when the accident occurred about 2 a.m. at a yard crossing.
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Phids
Willim Gooding
Andover
Romeo Morton
Groton
Gooding
Morton
Goodings
Oregon
Ostercamp Recovering After Eye Injury
Carl Ostercamp is hospitalized in Onida with an eye injury from a fence staple. The staple pierced the eyelid and penetrated the eye ball, missing the pupil. Sight is returning and healing may continue if infection is avoided.
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Ostercamp
Blunt
Carl Ostercamp
Onida Hospital
Harring
Bonilla Aid Meeting Report and Upcoming Gatherings
A July 27 note reports Mrs. L. C. Snyder detailing missionary work in Mexico at a large gathering hosted by Mrs. George McKiehan. Lunch followed. next meeting set with Mrs. Jchr Meyer on August 5. Hoppers hit Blunt with widespread damage to gardens and corn. uncut grain suffers. Mrs. Rosina Albrecht released from St. Marys Hospital in Pier te after confinement. Mrs. Clarence Luxton and infant Thomas Lee Luxton return from Redfield Hospital. Harvesting near completion around Sheffield with farmers noting heavy straw.
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Bonilla
George McKiehan
L. C. Snyder
Mexico
Jchr
Meyer
Hospital
Frankfort
Specia
Clarence Luxton
Thomas Lee
Redfield Hospital
Agriculture Teachers To Meet At Brookings
Pierre July 21 The nineteenth annual South Dakota Conference of Vocational Agriculture Instructors will be August 4 to 7 at Brookings J Hines, chairman of the state vocational education board, announced today. More than 10 superintendents, principals and teachers are expected to attend the annual meeting conducted by the vocational division of the department of public instruction with cooperation of the South Dakota Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association. Subjects include soil conservation wildlife conservation and adult education. Discussions will be broadcast over the college radio station. The annual banquet will be August 6. Speakers include A M Eberle state extension director H Johnson state game and fish department director and Mr Hines. Hall s Rains. At Blunt Blunt nll 21 Special Scattered showers fell in places a few miles from Blunt Saturday afternoon. Hall fell at the Henry Hertel farm and was worse at the John Hoffer farm. Blunt received enough to wet the sidewalks for a few minutes. A delightful coolness prevailed through Sunday.
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Brookings
Pierre
South Dakets
J. ¥. Hines
State Vocationalducation Board
Department of Public Instruction
South Dakota Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Association
Jession
A. M. Eberle
A H. Johnson
Blunt Blunt
Nll
Blunt
Hall
Henry Hertel
John Hoffer
University offers new mail courses in three languages
The University of South Dakota Extension Service announces nine new correspondence courses in English German and Spanish offered to distance learners. Each course is three credits with prerequisites in English and English history. The German surveys include two courses plus science hours while Spanish introduces rapid heading with two years of Spanish as a prerequisite.
Buffalo Stampede at Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup
A large crowd watched a buffalo roundup in Custer State Park as about 40 riders corralled roughly 50 of the herd in the afternoon. State Park officials and professionals led the effort with C. C. Gideon supervising riders and Ray Milliken commenting on plans for a second roundup next Sunday.
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Rapid City
Plains
Custer State Park
State Park
Ray Milliken
C. C. Gideon
State Game Lodge
Herd Panic as Auto Crowd Scatters Buffalo Herd
A herd of calves panicked near a corral as over 100 autos and hundreds watched from a slope. The cattle fled, some breaking through, then milled in pines while ponies chased. Later a second group of 50 buffalo was driven into the corral with little trouble. Funeral services were held for a longtime county official, with burial in the local cemetery. Survivors include his wife, two sons, and two grandchildren.
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Methodist Church of
Mister
Albert Hartt
G. A. KR
Mart
Hand County
White River Junction
Vermont
Funeral Sunday for F M Davis Held in Miller Area
F M Davis, a longtime Hand County resident living six miles northeast of Miller, died Friday evening at his home. Born January 1862 in Towns, he moved to Hand County as a young man and served his community in various roles. Funeral plans were announced for Sunday.
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F. M. Davis
Miller Meller
Hand County
Miller
Tows
Rain and wind strike Frankfort after heat wave
Frankfort July 27 special report describes a brief thunderstorm with rain and a high wind that hit Saturday afternoon around 3 o'clock. The event followed several days of intense heat and is expected to benefit corn and gardens in the area.
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Frankfort
Cets
Zain
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