Williamson Flays Minority Rule In Talk Before Mines Graduates
RAPID CITY June 5 Minorities in government were blamed for numerous restrictions hindering American life Congressman William Williamson told 45 graduates of the School of Mines at its 44th commencement urging more time in home church and school to shape conduct rather than adding laws He critiqued militant minorities in Washington for a web of laws and regulations and urged education over prohibition He warned that organized groups seek to regulate daily life invade homes and exploit contributors for causes He urged graduates to engage in government as citizens and favor simpler government while morality grows from training not legislation The Harney Forest Fur farm at Edgemont received state securities commission approval to sell 2000 worth of common stock.
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National Leaders At Walton League Convention
National leaders in wildlife conservation will speak at the South Dakota Izaak Walton league annual convention June 14 to 16 at the game lodge in Custer State park. Speakers include Henry O Malhe Paul G Redington Cal Johnson J H Hatton W H Moore W H Reckford Senator Norbeck O H Johnson A L Ford Governor Warren Green and Dr C C Ohar a. The event aims to expand plans for conservation of wildlife and natural resources in South Dakota.
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Clover And Corn Are Good At Lake Preston
Lake Preston reports show threatening clouds above the lake with limited rain. Drought persists with only light, sporadic showers failing to affect soil moisture or crop progress for late flax and other plantings.
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Corn Leads Field As Seed Stands Strong In Dry Season
The report notes corn showing vigorous growth despite drought while flax weakly heads out. Seed quality appears unusually good this year and sweet clover with its long tap root also looks promising, signaling uneven moisture impact across crops.
Madison Man Opens Hart Automatic Oil Burner Agency in Huron
Nelson Gibson formerly of Madison announced he will open a Hart automatic oil burner agency at 77 Second Street Southeast in Huron next week. Gibson, with B E Mears state agent for Hart Oil Burner Corp, completed arrangements today for the dealership and said the first shipment will reach the city next week.
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Spink County Farmers Union Picnic Program Announces Speakers
E H Everson president of South Dakota Farmers Union and Robert E Dowdell state senator will address the sixth annual Spink county picnic at Lambert s Park seven miles north of here on Wednesday June 10 A program of races and sports for men and women boys and girls with prizes is planned Ashton City versus Dry Run at two o clock and Redfield Legion will play kittenball with the DeMolays
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Old Store Building At Esmond Razed
Esmond reports the wrecking of the De Vries Building is completed marking the clearance of the old store structure in the town. Major demolition work concluded with debris removal and site ready for new construction.
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Vacancy Leaves Esmond Business District After Loss of Store
A 1911 brick building by Tr. L. Groves in Esmond has been vacant, after a store and restaurant opened on its ground floor and a dance hall on the second. OQ V Eberley operated the ground floor before Jacob Bros. took over. Other managers included J P Matthews of Great Falls and A B Morin of Madison.
Erwin Seeks Rain To Save Winter Crops
In Erwin on June 5 special report a dry spell threatens winter crops as rye heads but remains short unless rain arrives soon. Spring grains hold steady and corn is thriving while farmers await moisture to save the crop.
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Yale Extension Club Elects New Officers
Yale June 5 Special The good will extension club of Yale held its regular meeting at the Foote home. Officers for the year were elected with Mrs Eugene Garry as chairwoman and Mrs James Lawrence as vice-chairman. Mrs Ted Kuehl is secretary treasurer and demonstrated reading in the home. A bake sale at Gaughran's on June 13 will fund the 4 H club sponsored by the women. Next meeting at Mrs Jake Gross's home on June 2.
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