Heart Disease Is Worst Of Killers
Pierre South Dakota July 2 Dr P B Jenkins superintendent of the state board of health released the monthly vital statistics report for June 423 deaths. Heart disease apoplexy caused 78 deaths. Total births 491 marriages 1085 and divorces 66. Contagious and non contagious diseases listed with various counts. External causes accounted for 68 deaths including auto and motorcycle accidents drownings falls and other fatalities. Suicide and one homicide reported.
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Jenkins
Appointments To Administer Act Made By ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission on Tuesday named members to 12 joint boards under the 1935 Motor Carrier Act. Notable picks include Thomas E. Arey and Elmer W. Carr from Montana and North Dakota boards, Robert Cowell from Nebraska, and Arry A. Barr Mike P. Conway and F. S. Picart representing Illinois Iowa and South Dakota boards.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Montana
North Dakota
Thomas E. Arey
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners
Elmer W. Carr
North Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Nebraska
Robert Cowell
Nebraska State Railway Commission
Ilinois
Iowa
South Dakota
Arry A. Barr
Mlnois Commerce Commission
Mike P. Conway
Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners
F. S. Picart
South Dakota Board of Railway Commissoners
Miner Brothers Ship 138 Head of Cattle to Market
Miner Brothers, operating a large stocker in Clifton Township, shipped 138 head of cattle to market from Cavour. The herd consisted of high quality young stock aged six months to eighteen months. Feed shortages forced sale earlier than usual, as cattle for the fat class were normally fed longer.
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Miner Brothers
Miner. Bros
Cliton
Scotts Have Daughter Born in Chamberlain
Birth reported of a six pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scott of Chamberlain. Mrs. Scott formerly Miss Alice Rowen of Wessington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rowen. She is a Wessington High School graduate and taught in Chamberlain before marriage.
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Scotts
Wessington
Elmer Scott
Chamberlain
Scott
Alice Rowen
Fred Rowen
Wessington High School
Madison
Dust and Thunder Storm Hits Blunt for Third Week
Blunt endured a third consecutive dust and thunder storm as temperatures hovered around 103 degrees until early evening. Winds shifted from southeast to northwest before dusk, dust dimmed street lights, and rain totaling 0.18 inches followed, the heaviest since June. Households closed windows and doors in response.
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Blunt
Million Dollar Spectacle Hid in Woonsocket Celebration
Complete plans for a three day celebration in Woonsocket on August 16 to 12 feature the Gould Family Troup of 125 performing on a 60 foot by 2 foot stage on Main Street. Acts include aerialists Christiansons, Swiss Wonder dogs, and a Lake Prior balloon ascent daily. Howard and Huron drum corps will appear on Huron Day and Mitchell Day with dances and a ten piece Gould orchestra.
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Woonsocket
Gould
Main Street
Christiansons
Island of
Lake Prior
Luther Dennis
Huron
Howard
Wichita
Kan
Mitchell
Warns Against Poisoned Clover In Safe Feed Caution
Brookings S D July 2 Ray A Cave extension dairyman at State College warns farmers to guard against sweet clover disease in hay or silage. Spoiled or damaged clover can cause fatal hemorrhage in cattle and sheep, with less effect on horses. Discard roughage or limit to one third of rations. green or clean hay is harmless and older cattle show more resistance.
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Brookings
Ray A. Cave
State College
Cave Ward
Redfield merchants upgrade facilities with new coolers and cafe air
Optimism dominates Redfield merchants as they improve their business places. At the Suse Drug a Kelvinator beverage cooler was added to fountain equipment keeping drinks near freezing. Royal Cafe gains air conditioning and a hardwood counter unit to direct cool air, lowering the room temperature. Lea Vidleux opens a soft drink ice cream and hamburger shop across from the Lyce Theatre in the Lippeta Building.
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Reuplela
Jay Snr
Redfield
Suse
Royal Cafe
Lea ‘Vidleux
Lyci
Lippeta
Stroke Proves Fatal Mrs Peterson Dies After Nine Days
Mrs An drew Petargon died at 10:30 Tuesday morning after a nine day coma from a paralytic stroke. Her funeral will be held Thursday forenoon at the Methodist Church with the Rev Curtis Reedy, former pastor here, in charge.
Rites Held For William A. Dietle in Conde
Funeral services were held at the Catholic Church of Conde for William A. Dietle of Florence. Burial followed at Turnton Cemetery. Dietle is survived by his mother three brothers and six sisters.
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William Dietle Conde
Catholic Church of Conde
William A. Dietle
Florence
Turnton Cemetary
Dietle
Shuffle Board Draws Crowds To City Park
LAKE PRESTON July 29 a rapacity crowd filled the city park Sunday as many tried the new shuffleboard, the most popular amusement aside from the pool. The court just completed after long construction, alongside newly built horseshoe courts, justifying their installation. BLUNT July 2 special Miss Evelyn Powell of Pierre has accepted a position in Blunt Public Schools, completing the teaching staff for the coming year.
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City Park
Lake Preston
Blunt Blunt
Evelyn Powell
Pierre
Blunt Public Schools
Return from convention blunt July 29 report
Mrs Leona Furlow returned from Watertown where she attended the state convention for postal employes. She reports the largest attendance in the history of the organization.
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Blunt
Leona Furlow
Watertown
Rainy Sunday at Ed Yung ranch near Blunt noted
Roy Schillerstrom visited the Ed Yung ranch 18 miles northwest of Blunt on Sunday afternoon and reported an inch of rain from the storm Sunday evening.
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Cavour Cavour
Cavour
A. J. Weier
Blunt
Roy , Schillerstrom
Ed Yung Ranch
Expect Bigger Railroad Use from Northwest Freight
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board reports forecast freight car requirements for northwest states to rise 15 percent in the third quarter of 1936 over the same period in 1935. Despite declines in agricultural shipments, gains in agricultural implements, ore, cement, fertilizers, livestock, fresh fruit, and paper products suggest higher car needs than last year. Wallace, director of equipment research for the Association of American Railroads, told Minnesota, Dakota, and Montana delegates that rail improvements are advancing and the industry is rapidly adopting proven modern technologies.
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Duluth
Minn
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Northwest States
Wallace
Washington
Association of American ‘Railroads
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Rev Locke Visits Lane In Pastorate Return
The Rev Mr Locke of Princeton Wisconsin spent the weekend in Lane en route to the Black Hills with Mrs Locke. He organized Zion Lutheran Church in Lane and attended the morning service giving a short talk to pioneer church members.
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Locke
Lane Lane
Mr. Locke
Princeton
Werland
Lane
Black Hills
Zion Lutheran Church
Dever Family Welcomes Funk Visitors Over Weekend
Mrs Julius Funk and two children of Redfield visited the John Moyer family in Wellington over the weekend. She had visited relatives in De Smet and was bound for home after the weekend stay.
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Dever
Wellington
Julius Funk
Redfield
John Moyer
Funk
de Smet
Republicans Rally to Hear Bushfield in Clark County
Sterling Clark state's attorney and Clark County AG candidate returned to Clark Monday after attending a Republican rally and picnic at Swan Lake near Parker. The event sponsored by Republican clubs of the community invited all state candidates. The main address was by Harlan Bushfield, chairman of the state Republican organization.
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Clark
Sterling Clark
Clark County
Swan Lake
Parker
Harlan Bushfield
State Republian Organization
Leave Wayland On Trip To Colorado
Wayland residents depart by car for Deliver Cal to visit Mrs McGuire and Miss Eva McGuire, traveling via the Black Hills and Pierre. They plan time with Mrs Nellie Richman and her daughter L. J. Borkhuis will visit relatives in Denver.
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Wayland
Colorado Wayland
James McGuire
Cols McGuire
Glenn Boyd
L. J. Borkho
Deliver
Cal
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Vera Cane
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Crom Hitchcock
Frank Gordon, Jr
Mel
Bert van Voorhis
Edgar Dubois
Marcy Mortimer
Elmer Mortimer
Swift and Company
Floyd Paul
Hitchcock High School
Suesler
Jay
AL Courtney
Mrs. Miner
M. Duesler
Michigan
Y. Xou
Earl Bowen
William Heller
Wood Home
Carl Hurley
Maryan Miller
Wessington Springs
M. C. Wood
Redfield Redfield
Tom Ingles
Third Street
Ingles
Gann Valley
Bontua
Harold Harmers
Northwest
Tom
Tom Colline
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Ste
Lec Perry
Bushfield
Jack’s Market
Baby Stuart
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Pears
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Concord
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Frank
Gilliar
Copley-Plaza
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