Yankton Named Convention City for South Dakota Council
June 6 Pierre South Dakota delegates wrap three day session of the South Dakota Council of Religious Education. Yankton chosen as site for next year’s convention with officers reelected including Mrs. A. O. Grebel and George W. Miller. Dr. Paul H. Vieth urged interdenominational unity and cooperative effort toward Christ.
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Fierre
Yankton
South Dakota Council of Religious @ancation
Mrg. Oc. B. Warne
Redfield
B. F. Myers
Salem
Arthur Tweet
Aberdeen
Robert Peterson
Centerville
A. O. Grebel
Parker
George W. Miler
Huron
Mary M. Davis
Pierre
Jessie M. Pangborn
Spearfish
Paul H. Vieth
Chicago
International Council of Religious Education
Dr. Vieth
Sve
America
Vermillion to Broadcast University of South Dakota Commencement
Vermillion June 6. Parents alumni and friends unable to attend the 47th annual commencement at the University of South Dakota will hear the full program on KUSD radio. Dr B B Brackett announces baccalaureate on June 9 from 10 45 a.m. to 1 p.m. and commencement on June 10 starting at 10 a.m. with the address by Dr Charles W Gilage and prize awards.
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Dean I. D. Woodrutt
Galvary
Sioux Falls
Vermillion
Lane High School Alumni Banquet Attended by 32
Thirty two persons attended the alumni banquet in Lane high school’s home economics room. Decorations featured green and white. The German Lutheran ladies served the banquet.
Haying To Start Soon At Bonilla
Farmers in the Bonilla area plan to begin haying soon while many have started cultivating corn and some have finished. In Danforth a newborn son was reported to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kintigh, former residents now in Wisconsin. Pierre reports creditors of Citizens State Bank White Rock receiving a 10 percent dividend, the second such payment after suspension raising total dividends to 30 percent.
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Bonilla
Danforth
Frank Kintigh
Wisconsin
Pierre
Citizens State Bank
White Rock
State Banking Department
Library Reading Contest Returns at Huron Public Library
The Huron Public Library announces a revived summer reading contest led by Miss Caroline Orvis. Students will follow a graded book list with each completed report earning a gold star on the Honor Roll, ten stars earning a diploma presented after the fall opening.
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Huron “Public Library
Caroline Orvis
Seniors Frolic at Lake Byqe Huron Class Prepares for Commencement
Readable portions describe the 1929 Huron High School seniors enjoying a picnic at Costain cottage, a farewell luncheon, a 6:44 meet at the public library, show reservations at Huron 4 theatre, a downtown lunch, a Friday senior breakfast, final grades at 10, and a class photo plus Sheep skins award at the Huron College auditorium with M G Clark delivering the commencement address.
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Huron High School
Huron 4
Evergreens Vea
Huron College
M. G. Clark
Sioux City
Card of Thanks for sympathy after loss
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and deaths of wife and daughter. Gratitude for floral offerings expressed by Mr Willard Ingle and Sons and Mr and Mrs Lengar and family.
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Willard. Ingle and Sons
Wm. Lengar
Overdraft Fund Reduced in South Dakota May Report
Pierre June 6 A reduction of 604498.94 in the South Dakota general fund overdraft during May was reported by State Treasurer A J Moodie. The May 31 overdraft stood at 1,829,188.18 versus 2,433,687.12 on April 30. Ledger balance totaled 8,315,464.77 with cash in banks 7,126,995.42 and several debits. Cigarette collections rose 1 812.88 in May to 95,368.37. Gasoline tax receipts fell by 50,203.51 from May 1928 to 270,515.21.
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Pierre
South
Dakota
A. J. Moodie
Hogarth and Son to Open New Machine Shop in Rapid City
Rapid City to host a new Hogarth and Son machine shop formed by Deadwood’s Hogarth and Rapid City’s Hogarth Machine Shop. A $60,000 equipment cost for the shop and $75,000 plant total, with 10 workers initially rising to about 20 after expansion. Foundry to follow machine shop setup.
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Rapid City
Hogarth and Son, Inc
Deadwood
Hogarth Machine Shop
James Hogarth
Deadwood Concern
Mowarth
Stars In Comedy at State College
Brookings June 5 Miss Amy Brown of Scotland will lead the senior class play The Elottentot at State college Thursday night. Brown has been an outstanding student and will be principal of Humboldt high school next year.
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Brookings
Amy Brown
Scotland
State Plans Morning Classes for Summer Session
Brookings June 6 The State college summer session from June 11 to July 19 will schedule classes only in the morning with the first at 7 a m In past years classes started at 730 a m The new chimes tower will ring at the start of each hour prompting the change Afternoon and evening free time will be available for boating golf and swimming The campus features eleven tennis courts a nine hole golf course a recreation center and the Coolidge Sylvan theater for lectures concerts and plays this summer through Dr Hrudka
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State
Brookings
State College
Ly M. Wrudita
Hrudka
Coolidge Sylvan Theater
Iowa Station Offers Free Hybrid Seed Corn to Farmers
Ames Iowa farmers may receive one pound samples of various corn hybrids from the Iowa State Agricultural Experiment Station to test adaptability. The program aims to help growers compare performance of bred lines under local conditions.
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Iowa
Iowa, State Agricultural Experiment Station
Towa
Military horse show planned at Sturgis Fort Meade grounds
Sturgis and Fort Meade prepare a three day military horse show by the Fourth United States Cavalry. Entries from government stallions to riding horses compete for prizes while mounted sports including racing and polo are featured. The Black Horse troop performs daily with a morning hitch demonstration. The event opens June 21 with a grand parade and runs to June 23.
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Sturgis
Meade County
Dre
Fort Meade
Fourth United States Cavalry
Horse Show Committee
South Dakota
Black Horse Troop
Rain Aids Crops In Region Near Danforth OATH
Crops are in excellent condition after heavy rains earlier this week. Corn grain and wild hay show promise of record crops. Pheasants damaged some corn at field edges. Spring pigs calves and lambs above average. Large flasks of chicks hatch. Flax acreage increases.
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Danforth Oath
Kennebec Advocate Leader sale announced then called off
Delat i Ade, editor and owner of the Kennebec Advocate Leader, announced the sale of his paper to F E Rogers of Wagner, South Dakota, who formerly ran a weekly at Emerson, Nebraska. The deal for purchase has been called off.
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Kennibic
Delos Hall
Kennebec
Court Convenes in Gann Valley for June Term
The regular term of circuit court opened in Gann Valley with Judge Bakewell presiding. Only a few cases were heard and the court will reconvene June 12 when a jury will be drawn for four trials.
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RAPID
Tony Paulscn
Rapid City
H. T. ‘Hanley
Gann Valley
Bakewell
Plankinton
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Masonic Temple
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TH Anh Ronerlies
MPSS
Minnesota
Ames
Boyerett Wilds
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Minnesota Ave
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Cuticura Laboratories
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