Corn Needs Warm Weather For July Fourth Growth
Northwest farmers report rapid seeding progress but moisture is spare and winds have caused ground drift. Some reseeding may be needed in sandy areas while flax acreage rises across Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota. Potatoes face seed shortages and weeds impede growth with frost and cool conditions damaging potatoes flax and fruit trees in small pockets.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Gar Belt
Farm Union
Montana
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana Department of Agriculture
Towner
N. D
Minnesota
Agar Rodeo Draws Large Crowd at Ed Sutton Ranch
A local rodeo at Ed Sutton ranch attracted an estimated 3,500 to 4,000 paid admissions across two days. Automobiles with four beer words license tags were noted and 24 South Dakota county cars were recorded. Terry round was run along with other entertainment. Sutton plans a bigger show next year.
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Ed Sutton
Here
South Dakota
Terry Vo
Sutton
Two Farm Accidents Leave Two Men Injured at Luther Hospital
In Watertown on a weekend, two farm mishaps caused serious injuries. Charles Wood of Vienna, 70, fell from a hay chute in a barn on the Samuel Cook farm and sustained a broken arm hip and a dislocated shoulder. Mr Peterson of Arlington had both bones of his right leg broken below the knee when a horse caused a fall while he rode to his pasture. Both victims were confined to Luther hospital.
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Watertown
Luther Hospital
Charles Wood
Vienna
Samuel Cook
Castlewood
Peterson
Arlingon
Gas Tax Collections Show Increase In May
Gasoline tax collections in South Dakota for May rose by over 200000 from 1929 levels. State Treasurer A J Moodie reported May totals at 78645071 dollars versus 270515.21 in 1929. Cigarette tax receipts and licensing income added 26852.88, up from 25287.57, while malt tax stamps and fees reached 2479.15.
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Tierre
South Dakota
A. J. Moodie
Cigaretts
Annual Picnic Near St Lawrence Set for June 21
The 29th annual north Hand country and settlers picnic will be held in Marty Kenyon's grove near St Lawrence on June 21. Rush of the executive committee invites all residents to attend with their families. The day features a band concert, vocal numbers, an audience address of welcome, and various musical performances by local groups and soloists.
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St. Lawrence
North Hand Country and Settlers
Marty Kenyon
C Fl Rush
Wayland
America A
Watkins
Everett
Coonex
Carleton Quartette
Dfivers
Jessie Morris Arieion Quartette
Edina
Virgil Sesion
Sid Lioyd
Finish 700 Mile Trip To Cavour In 72 Hours
Mrs. John Landrigen hosts a visit from sisters Miss Ladies Spies and Mrs. PLOF along with Trerker and daughter Huthicun and a Kernkee husband. Talks began Thursday in Kanko and move toward TOD in South Dakar with plans for a stay.
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Cavour
John Landrigen
Ladies Spies
Plof. Trerker
Huthicun
Kernkee
Kanko
Oa Pyng
Tod
South Dakar
Taek
Iowa
Northern student earns diploma after eight years of study
James Kavanaugh of the Northern State Teachers College in Aberdeen completes an eight year journey from September 1922 as a high school entrant with no funds to support his education. He worked nights at the Virginia Cafe to finance his tuition while maintaining dependable performance for the firm.
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Aberdeen
James Kavenaugh
Northern State Teachers College
Aberey
Kavanaugh
Winmer
Virginia Cafe
Eastern State Teachers College Commencement Week Details
Commencement exercises for the class of 1990 at Eastern State Teachers College are set for Friday at 10:00 a.m. in the college gymnasium with C C Caldwell of Sioux Falls delivering the address. A faculty and graduate procession will open the program followed by a faculty, student, and alumni banquet. Other events include the Senior Class Breakfast May 31, a reception for seniors, Baccalaureate Services June 1 with Dr Lloyd H Rising, Kappa Sigma Jota dinner June 3, and the Alumni Kingmeal to follow commencement.
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Eastern State Teachers College
Sioux Fills
Board of Regents
Dover Road
College
Grandview Hotel
E. C. Highie
Lloyd H. Rising
Minneapolis
Kappa Sigma Jota
Honorary Society
State Osteopaths To Convene At Madison
The South Dakota Osteopathic Association holds its 1931 convention in Madison after a business session. Dr. Brown of Yankton is elected president, Dr. Warmer of Rapid City vice president, and Dr. J. Le ONeill of Mitchell treasurer. Dr. Ludwig of Parker is recommended for state board membership. Retiring president F F Burkholder missed the meeting due to his father's death. his wife Mrs. Burkholder is reelected auxiliary president.
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Madison Mitchell
South Dakota Ostropathic Association
Madison
Dr. Brown
Yankton
F. H. Warmer
Rapid City
Benedict M. Lew Procre
Tressurer
J. le
O'Neil
Mitchell
H. L. Ludwig
University of South Dakota to Add New Art Courses
June 4 report that the University of South Dakota will add new art courses in commenting, drawing, and painting to the College of Arts and Sciences curriculum next fall. Lawrence Carl Mitchell will lead the new offerings, bringing a BFA in painting and an AM from Missouri, plus studies at Columbia, New York Society of Illustrators, and a Carnegie scholarship at Harvard in 1929.
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College of Arts and Maces
University of South Dakoota
Lawrence Carl Mitchell
William Woes College
Fultom
Mitchell
Union Missouri
Columbia University
Society of Illustrators School
New York City
Carnegie
Harvard University
Mennonites Trade Land for Canadian Settlement
The Wolf Creek Mennonite colony of 5 000 acres trades for land in southern Alberta Canada. The deal allocates crops from both tracts this year while members split. some families depart this season. The Hutchinson county land will be subdivided into small farms by a Mason City firm. Two minaries and eight men plan immediate departure. 100 buildings prepared on Canadian lands.
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Canada
Wolf Creek
Minstrel Show Schedule At Manchester June 6
Special item notes a minstrel program at Manchester featuring The Shoe Shiners Quartet Amos n Andy and Two Black Crows with Teverly Gunnison and Avis Crosby of Oxent performing tap, folk and character dancing and songs. Meanwhile South Dakota residents Robert A Crawford and Bernard W Guns are reported granted patents May 27 1920 for hy miifier and finger nipple calf fueder respectively.
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Manchester
Shoe Shiners
Amos ‘N Andy
Teverly Gunnison
Avis Crosby
Oxent
South
Black Hills Festivities Spark Tourism in Summer
Pierre reports a slate of major Black Hills events from July to September. Rushmore dedication July 4 features national figures, a barbecue and aerial displays. the Black Hills roundup July 24 draws 106 cowboys for prize money. Hot Springs hosts a water carnival July 17 18. Custer showcases Indian dances beauty contests aquatic sports and gold parade July 25 21. Deadwood Days of 76 August 8 9 features miner costumes and a rodeo. Rapid City September 1 2 5 hosts an agricultural expo rodeo and shows.
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Black Hills
B Fourellc
Hot Springs
Custer
Rapid City
Alfsis Palace
Aberdeen student wins Gallett story contest
Miss Elsie Admony won honors in the Gall contest at Northern States College sponsored by D. G. Gallet Aberdam Tennessee. Charles Cilsy received second place with stakes from The Coles.
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Aberdeen
Gallett
Elsie Admony
Northern States
Tenehess College
D. G
Hold City Election at Pierre June 17
Pierre voters will decide on the city utility plants in a June 17 election. The date follows a mandamus writ granted by Judge John F. Hughes and action by the city commission and attorneys OKeele and Stephens.
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Pierre
John F. Hughes
Okeele and Stephens
Northern faculty members elected to national Sigma Delta Epsilon offices
At a Sigma Delta Epsilon meeting in Aberdeen two Northern State Teachers College members were chosen for national roles. Prof. J. H. Jensen will serve as president and Hernands Godders of Aberdeen will act as treasurer.
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Northern
Aberdeen
Sigma Delta Epsilon
National Science and Mathematics Fraternity
Northern State Teachers College
J. H. Jensen
Hernands Godders of
Rural Life and Nation Building Speech in Vermillion
Professor Thoms of the University of South Dakota argued rural life offers advantages for union building but warned urban growth endangers ideals. He said Greeks and Romans declined as landowners moved to cities, reminding that the farm remains the home base of society.
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Lome
Thonis
Univer
South Dakota
Rome
Thoms
Wessington Girl Married in Seattle
Special from Wessington Mr and Mrs Fred Grinnell announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Grinnell to A Janes Wells of Seattle Wash The wedding is set for today June 4 in Seattle Helen grew up in Wessington and attended Weon High School Sloppy OCR but readable facts are preserved
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Wessington
Seattle
Fred Grinnell
Pateres Tan
Helen
A. Janes Wells
Wash
Ais
Washington
Yeas
Gacunte
We On High School
State Baccalaureate Outdoors at Coolidge Sylvan Theatre
The second annual outdoor baccalaureate will occur Sunday at seven a.m. Bishop William Blair Roberts of Sioux Falls will preach. The venue seats about a thousand. floodlights and weather contingency plans are in place. If weather fails, the service moves to the college auditorium.
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Browniags
Coolidge Sylvan Theatre
William Blair Roberts
Sioux Falls
Bwilighe
Man escapes serious injury in collision near Iroquois
A high speed crash near Iroquois Sunday night tore off part of a vehicle and threw its driver from the car. G. A. Salter of Esmand suffered minor head cuts and received medical attention after the collision involving a southbound entry to the highway and a speeding vehicle.
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Iroquois
Rhee Et Savage Fiere
G. A. Salter
Esmand
Jett Jreascheel
Census gain for Southeastern South Dakota exceeds 7.5 percent
Sioux Falls area shows a 7.5 percent population rise since 1920 per census returns announced by George Boardman. Elk Point and surrounding counties report growth, with Sioux Falls reaching 35,360 residents and Yankton and other towns contributing to the rise across Clay and Late counties.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
George Boardman
Madison
Boardman
Yankton
Farns Union
Lincoln
Tomer
Minnehan
Carthage Plans Big Field Day With Rivalry Game
Carthage holds a Friday celebration featuring sports and entertainment for the community. The highlight is the Howare versus Carthagé teans ball game, a local rivalry. Fireworks will cap the festivities after a day of events organized by local committees.
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Carthage
Howare
Carthagé Teans
Drillers Make Progress On Arlington Artesian Well
Arlington June 4 drillers sinking an artesian well for the city report breaking through granite shale at about 609 feet. Rapid progress follows with depth near 100 more feet and plans to reach 1200 feet by next week. Water target at 1335 feet to supply Arlington for domestic use and fire protection.
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Arlington
Arestian
Aclington
Opposition to rerouting Battlefield Highway in Mitchell
Davison county highway board supervisors adopted a resolution opposing a sine highway from Firestock Creek to Havens Street and the relocation of the Custer Butth. Mitchell retailers association did not oppose the road but merchants remained neutral on the proposed construction.
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Mitchell
Firestock Creek
Havens Street
Davison County
Custer Butth
Mitchell Retailers Association
Lbeowever
Prima Donna Joins University Summer Program
Lorna Bone Jaxson, described as a prima donna, will appear as one of the featured performers in the University of South Dakota summer activity program. The 1830 session opens in June and runs until July 38, with inquiries directed to Dr. W. Batson, director.
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Wwermillion
Lorna Bone Jaxson
Genizalte
Aniversity of South Dakota
W. Fl. Batson
Plankinton Priest Celebrates Anniversary at Local Parish
In Plankinton on Tuesday Father Busan marked an anniversary of his clerical service. Educated at Niagara University and Trinity Sunday 2280, he serves in the diocese of Gmina. The bishop of Buffalo, Rev. Ryan, commended his early work as young priests spread through Nebraska and surrounding states, tending parish missions and sacraments.
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Plankinton
Busan
University of Niaga'aga Trinity
Ryan
Buffalo
Gmina
Nebraska
South
Fragmented OCR Brief Mentions Father Bushimary and Priests
The text references Father Bushimary and Bishop T J Mahoney with mentions of priests and a sermon. It notes associations with St Francis and various locations including South 29 Pierre Gurtexower Bristol and Planks Bushman, implying a church or religious ceremony context.
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Father Bushimary
South
St. Francis
Pierre
Gurtexower
3Retson
Bristol
Texans Praise S. D. Black in Rapid Episode
The article notes Texans expressing delight over S. D. Black with rapid comments and mixed reactions as a notable local figure, amid unclear references to events and locations. It mentions Sam Dako and potential site concerns, but details are fragmentary.
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S. D. Black
Sam Dako
Sour Stomach Cure Claims and Tips Listed
A jumbled fragment discusses avoiding sour stomach and stomach distress by preventing formation of acids. It mentions a hot meal and a purported remedy to help digestion and reduce sourness. The text is garbled and hard to parse for concrete advice or sources.
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