Roads Good For Tourist Travel
June report lists South Dakota main routes in generally good condition for heavy traffic. Some earth routes slippery after recent rains. gravel and oil surfaces noted as fair to good. Major segments include Aberdeen area pavement to west, U.S. 212 short cut, and routes to Belle Fourche, Pierre, Watertown, and Yankton with mixed gravel and oil surface conditions.
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Hierre
South Dakota
James
James River
Ideen
Miles
Aberdeen
Bowdle
Boweth Bridge
Me- Mha
Gray McLaughlin
Ander God
Zell
Ain
Newell
Belle Fourche
Genyaf
Jordan
White River
Treugh Preshie
Vivian
Pierre
Pierre Tareugh
Gettysburg
Selby
North Dakota Line
Aise US
Milbank
Jelsok Lake
Brookings
Lone Tree
We Tree
Rennet
Renner
Sioux Falls
Beresford
Beres
Elk Point
Sioux City
Tourist Travel Starts In Hills As Camps Open
Hills Hot Springs reports the tourist season begins with camps opening despite rain and wet roads. Traffic rises as visitors, including eastern residents who wintered in California, tour the Black Hills. The rush continues as the favorable weather ends the travel lull.
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Hills Hot Springs
Californa
Black Hills
Blaze Destroys Kerosene Brooder House Killing 400 Chicks
In Forestburg a night fire around 1 am destroyed a brooder house and a flock of 400 two week old chicks owned by Mr and Mrs Aries Obison. A kerosene stove startup by Ms Ohlson reportedly failed earlier, leaving the structure and birds lost in the blaze. The exact cause remains under investigation.
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Forestburg
Aries Obison
Ms. Ohlson
Automobile Agency Opens in Woonsocket Garage
Harvey Broderick formerly of Fiuron sod Mitchell opens a new garage in the Stokke building Woonsocket handling De Soto and Plymouth cars. He has sold varied cars for six or seven years and will move his family to Woonsocket once a suitable home is found.
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Automobile Agency
Woonsocket Woonsocket
Harvey Broderick
Fiuron Sod Mitchell
Stokke
de Soto
Pkamouth
Broderick
Yale Celebration Plans Amid Cheers and Cautious Joy
A Yale Commerce elite committee endorsed a Whoopee Day on June 23 with attractions including two baseless games a big dance and street concessions. Howard Amusement company devices are booked riders will ride at reduced rates no admission charged. Local businessmen pledge full financial support despite tough times urging attendance to forget past woes.
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YALE
Yae Commerce
Givem ii
Howard Amusement Company
Brown County Court Decision Reversed
The South Dakota Supreme Court reversed a circuit court ruling in a stockholder action involving Edward F. Tay Jee of Blekre Tire and Rubber. Oscar Hallam, receiver for the Minnesota company, appealed from Judge Howard Babcock’s adverse ruling, with the high court finding no breach of bond in the related workers compensation case. The Faulk county case affirmed a verdict against E. C. Holseaer for damages to John Morton from an accident, as part of the same docket.
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Taylor Jie
Babcock
Ragumpbell
Samuel Leroy Dinehar
Henry O. Dunenan
Photo and Deposit Company of Maryland
Circuit Court
Carerbell
Henry Duncan
South Dakkota Workmen's Compensation
Samuel Duncan
Supreme Court
Faulk Counity
E. C. Holseaer
John Morton
Accis
E Cooper
Het
State Attorney General Doubts Defense Under Prohibition Law
A Rapid City discussion reveals the state cannot defend a person charged with violating federal prohibition. The attorney general notes that defending such a case would break both state prohibitory law and the spirit of official duties. Frank Were, assistant attorney general, adds that it would contradict public policy.
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Pierre
Ate
J. B
Rapid City
Frank
Wessington Springs District Votes No School Election
Wessington Springs June 4 Special The independent school district will hold no election this year as three board vacancies exist with petitions from Harry C Whitney for three years and John H Farrington for two years both reelection bids have no opponents. L M Larsen will not seek another term and the board will appoint a successor to fill the vacancy.
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Whisiylun Springs
Harry C. Whitney
John H. Farrington
Necussory
L. M. Larsen
Wessington Concert Curtailed By Rain
Wessington on June 4 reports rain and bad weather forced cancellation of part of the town band concert. The listed program included marches and overtures such as The Pilot and The Zeppelin amid one and a half inches of rainfall. Corn is planted and grain shows rapid growth after the wet night.
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Wessington
Moreh
Bennett
Griffen
Mr. Everest
Rumeler
Newman
Waitz
Norman
Fox Trot
Davis
March
Mr. Joe
the Zeppelin
Redfield Teacher Heads to Chadron Summer Session
Lillian V. Plympton a Redfield public school teacher for eight years departs for a brief Black Hills vacation then proceeds to Chadron Nebraska to attend the Chadron Teachers College summer session. She has served fifteen years in South Dakota rural schools and leaves Redfield for the term.
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Redfield
Lillian V. Plympton
Black Hills
Chadron
Neb
Chadron Teachers College
Mothers Show Interest In Study Of Child Nature Says Speaker
A South Dakota Kinder garten extension chairwoman spoke at a Child Welfare conference in Huron about early attention to children. She warned many courts punish problem children rather than address causes and urged study of parental history, home life, school and social context to prevent future crime.
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South Dakota
E. H. Bryan
Huren
Bryan
Tohildren
Springs Man Is Struck By Truck
Wellington June 4 Special G H Kiel manager of the Kickitz Motor company was badly injured when a truck backing into the street ran over him Kiel tried to kick a screwdriver from its path and fell beneath the vehicle A compound fracture of one leg was the severest injury
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Wellington Springs
Specizl
G. H. Kiel
Kicltuz Motor Company
Kiel
Wakonda Memorial Service Unites Lodge Members
Odd Fellow and Rebel Judges from Yankton Elk Point Vermillion Viborg and Wakonda plan a joint memorial service for deceased order members replacing separate lodge services. Rev J N Oakley of Elk Point to deliver the memorial address at Wakonda. Separately Pierre reports state board of regents must approve teacher contracts before binding.
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Flan
Wakonda
Yankton
Elk Point
Vermillion
Viborg
Torrow
Ihs
J. N. Oakley
el Point
Pierre
South Dakota
State Board of Regents
Attorney General’s Office
Guy HB. Harvey
Rainy spell drenches Surrette Burdette area
A fine rain fell midweek near Surrette Burdette, totaling nearly three inches. The ground is thoroughly soaked, promising ample moisture for some time and likely easing any drought concerns.
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Surdette Burdette
Irene Reach and Cecilia Joyce head to Spearfish for schooling
June 4 Burdette dispatch reports Irene Reach and Cecilia Joyce leaving for Spearfish to attend school. In Doland, June 4, showers last week brought bright crop prospects with about an inch and a half of rain recorded by a local gauge.
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Burdette
Irene Reach
Cecilia Joyce
Spearfish
Iain
Doland Doland
BO Fine Clan Special Service Heads Sunday Noon
A special service is set for Sunday morning at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. The event will be held at here with a Sunday acknowledgment and a 10 o'clock start noted in the message. The notice confirms the time and local observance related to the BO Fine clan.
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BO Fine
Ackpol
St Lawrence Hosts District Lodge Meet
St Lawrence will host the 1332ti Odd Fellows district lodge meet on June 6, announced by Grant L Parrish district president. The district includes lodges Mill St Layington and Highswre, known as the 20 St We Hi, with invitations extended for members to attend and bring a friend. It was voted to dispense with the piece this year and the event will likely occur again next year. Performances include St Lawrence piano duel Lola Stobbs Beulah Raven of Wessington, reading and school exhibition by Phillis Woodyard of Miller, a trio Verlyn Ford Zona Ford and Hoeen Thompson of St Lawrence, and a one act play It Thou Mable by Higimere Rebekah Lodge. Audience attendance noted.
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ST. Lawrence
Odd Fellow
Grant L. Parrish
Miller
The
Odd Fellows
Mill St. Layington
Highswre
St-We-Hi
Probaisky
St. Lawrence Ludge
Lola Stobb
Beulah Raven
Wessington
Fiona Selo
Evelyn Parrish
Miller Sela
Fay Thompson
One Act
Higimere Rebekah Lodge
Ameriga 2
Mysterious Light Baffles Roswell Residents
Residents near Roswell report a puzzling light two miles west and north of town. Seen from the north but not the south, it moves and casts rays when crossing low ground. It extinguishes for minutes, sometimes not lighting at all, waking children and fueling town tales of treasure or murder.
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Roswell
Som
Woonsocket Names School Board Candidates
Woonsocket voters on June 21 will elect two members to the school board. Incumbent TF M Brisome’s term expires, Brisbane not seeking reelection. Eyton Parsons is the only other candidate with petitions circulating. Four band members will hold over: R L Collignox T J Hendrick D H Brewster W T Spriges.
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Woonsocket
Molers
Pol's
TF. M. Brisome
Brisbane
Pbe
Eyton Parsons
R. L. Collignox
T. J. Hendrick
D. H. Brewster
W. T. Spriges
Jerauld Pioneers Plan June Old Settlers Picnic
June 16 set for the 35th annual Old Settlers picnic to be held at Miller Grove near the Friends church in Harmony township. George Scofield, a pioneer and president of the Jerauld County Old Settlers Picnic association, announced the date. Grain shipments for resale locally are taxable. assessed as other grain per the attorney general's guidance.
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Jerauld Pioneers
Wellington Springs
Old Settlers
George Scofield
Jerauld County
Old Settlers Picnic Association
Miller Grove
Friends Church
Harmony Township
Pierre
Attorney General
C. E. Sutcliffe
Lemmon
Presbyterian Aid to Exhibit Quilt and Doll Show
Raymond reports the Presbyterian Aid plans a quilt antique and doll exhibit at the church during their next meeting. Exhibits are arranged in the left with Mrs. Guy Hurl and prizes will be awarded.
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Raymond
Sperial
The
Presbyterian Aid
Guy
Move to Bonilla Bonilla in old restaurant building
June 4. George Christenson and family moved their household goods from Ortler South Dakota to Bonilla to reside in the old restaurant building.
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Bonilla Bonilla
George Christenson
Ortler, S. D
Corn Replanted as Cutworms Strike Local Farms
June 4. Farmers in this vicinity replant their corn after cutworms destroyed the first crop. Some are planting cane and other feed substitutes in place of corn for the second planting.
Noted trainer John Hart to perform in Huron show
Capt. Joan Mart of Posen, a renowned animal trainer, headlines a wild animal act in Huron on Thursday, June 9. Captain Hart will showcase a mixed group including lions, leopards, tigers, and pumas in the steel arena. Tickets at 25 cents via local merchants with 25-cent reserve options.
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Joan Mart
Posen
Captain Hart
Huron
Withhell Bros
Linns
Leopards
Tigers
Fe Dail
Newberry
McWeenener
J. C. Penney Company
Erickson's Apparel
Corner Drug
Service Shoe
Suden's
Calmeason’s
Council Oak
Gelden Rate
Kagpers Draperies
Yale Election Foretells Board Posts in June Vote
A spirited school board election is set for Yale on Tuesday June 21 with candidates for three board seats. Incumbent treasurer J D Kaufman seeks reelection against Dr E O Keefe Paul Harding Ed Kludt and Lloyd Lindquist for the two vacancies left by the terms of John Schultz and Gus Boetel. Other terms held by William Muself and John Holter remain. Charles Kaufman serves as clerk of the board.
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YALE
J. D. Kaufman
Cashi
Warmers State Bank
E. O'Keefe
Paul Harding
Ed Kludt
Lloyd Lindquist
John Schultz
Gus Boetel
William Muself
John EK. Holter
Charles Kaufman
Predicted Invasion Of Blister Beetle Warned
Dakota county agent C F Orvis warns of blister beetle infestation spreading with grasshoppers. He advocates dry sodium arsenite dust mixed with filler to kill beetles on potatoes legumes trees hedges and olives. Beetles are slender six legged and active with several color forms.
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Bison
Dakota
C.F. Orvis
Persias County
Orvis
Northwestern
Bohemian Lodge Plans Second Annual Celebration
Athletic teams from Omaha and several towns will compete in games and contests at the Bohemian Sokol lodge celebration tomorrow. Exercises include parallel and horizontal bars flying rings and various forms of calisthenics similar to Olympic events. Demonstrations will be held at Lincoln arts.
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Tabor
Omaha
South Omaha
Clarkson
Neb
Gregory
Tyndall
Wagsner
Lincoln Parts
Car Destroyed by Fire On Route to Will Flint Home
Prof. John Lovelace lost his automobile in a June 4 blaze between St. Lawrences and the Will Flint home. He heard a peculiar sound, saw the rear of the car on fire, and stopped immediately but could not suppress the flames. The loss is partly covered by insurance.
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St, Lawsapnen
John Lovelace
St. Lawrences
Will Flint
Barkers visit Pierre for Mrs Barker operation
Mr and Mrs James E Barker traveled to Pierre on Wednesday where Mrs Barker will enter a hospital for a major operation. Mrs Smart, who has stayed with sister Mrs Amevia Lowe, left for Ellendale to visit before returning to Minneapolis.
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James E. Barker
Pierre
Ellendale Highmore
No Fights Seen In Demo Parley
A 1919 era report notes limited conflict at a Democratic Party gathering. Leaders tied up in factional maneuvering over state chairmanship and the prohibition issue, while candidates for superintendent of public instruction drew attention.
Wessington School Census Shows Enrollment Drop
The Wessington census reports 13 fewer pupils than last year, with 202 children aged six to twenty one enrolled. The figure reflects a small decline in local school attendance for the period.
Awards At Doland High Honor Various Students
Doland High announced awards to multiple students including Arion Smith, Marvin Wasan, Garret Fustes, and Pa at Waly Ris ta. reports highlight individual honors across bands, athletics, and academics.
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Rearion Smith
Adfreds Latte
Cm Shore
Marvin Wasan
Sivas Ts Garret
Fustes
Shore
Masine
Alta
Maya Olive Nick AN
Liisi
Dehaytan
Craps Making Rapid Grasyth Near Prestmt
Unclear text describes interruptions and damage from weather this week. Mentions showers and possible disruptions to activity. Safer, non-graphic wording notes minor damage and ongoing impact on routines.
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Craps
Prestmt
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