First Three Cars of South Dakota Wool Sent East
Brookings June 10 The first three cars of wool from South Dakota growers are bound for Boston under the National Wool Marketing association set up by the Federal Farm Board. Cars were shipped from Canton Brookings and Rapid City. The state association aims to handle about half the state clip, near 3 million pounds, with over 170000 fleeces already signed for marketing. Advances of 16 cents per pound to 16¼ cents will be paid depending on clip quality. final payment will come when wool is sold. John P Clancy assesses larger clips. price trends point upward, benefiting growers. Approximately 40 percent of last year’s clip was handled, with this year expected to be the largest in the history of the organization.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Cooperative Wool Growers of
National Wool Marketing Association
Federal Farm Board
Boston
Carl Nadasdy
State Association
Canton
Rapid City
Ex- Perts
Nadasky
National Association
John P Clancy
West River
Wnadasky
Sioux Falls Drives To Rid Streets Of Homeless Dogs
Sioux Falls humane society begins a campaign to remove stray dogs from the city. The group will hold a three day period to identify dogs and then sell or euthanize those not claimed.
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Sioux Falls
Start Work On New Hotel At Yankton
Yankton architects announce a two story brick hotel is being built by John Shilt Construction of Stew Fells for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Curry. The contract targets 40 days for completion. The Currys also run the Midway Star restaurant and will operate the cafe after the hotel opens.
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Yankton
Itsx
Tor
Victor C. Curry
John Shilt
Stew Fells
Reduction Made In State's overdraft
South Dakota's general fund overdraft was reduced by 551,457 during May. State Treasurer A. J. Moodie reported the May overdraft stood at 5,123,459.21 versus 2,106,927 in April, noting taxes influx as the cause. May 31 current assets totaled 10,083,739.89, with cash in banks and several warrants and claims listed against closed banks.
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Pierre
South Dakota
A. J. Moodie
Moodie
Vermillion Couple Live On Homestead Sixty Two Years
Vermillion reports Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chaussee marking 62 years on the same homestead four miles east of town. He aged 85 and she 82. They ran the farm long, tending house and yard, with gardens and flowers. They have five married children, ten grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
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Charles Chaussee
Rapid Buys Springs To Get More Water Rally City
City commissioners approve purchase of springs north of the current city spring from Ralph Merrill for eight dollars and a lease allowing use of surrounding area for agricultural and pasture purposes. Agreement aims to secure water supply if the old spring’s flow decreases in the future.
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Rapid
Rally City
Ralph Merrill
Merrill
Madison Plans For County Farm Picnic
Lake County Farm Bureau board of directors met at the county agent’s office to discuss a county farm bureau picnic likely to be held with the Angus County 4 H Achievement Day at a local lake resort in late August. President Adolph Bormem Armin Hoffman Leonard Lommen and Floyd Borah attended. They reviewed plans for future activities and membership alongside the year’s financial report.
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Madison
County Farm
County Farm Bureau
Lake County Farm Bureau
Adolph Bormem
Armin Hoffman
Leonard Lommen
Floyd Borah
Bryant C C Joins South Dakota Body
Bryant Commercial club met last week to decide affiliation with the state chamber of commerce and to fund road grading and graveling into the city from the north and south. Warren E. Green Republican candidate for governor attended as a guest. The event featured singing by small and ladies' quartets, with W Y Durette, secretary of the state chamber of commerce, as a speaker.
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Bryant C. C
South Dakota
Bryant
State Chamber.of “Commerce
Bryant Commercial Club
Warren E. Green
Smale
Ladies
W. Y
Durette
State Chamber of Commerce
Woman Seeks Board Of Education Seat In Colman Race
Colman voters see a historic school board race with no prior opposition. For the first time a woman, Mrs Troupe, challenges incumbents Charles Bidwell and Danielson of Atlas Lumber Co. Bidwell is an longtime member. Danielson is new locally but has served on other boards.
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Board of Education
Colman
Colman School
Troupe
William Berdahl
Charles Bidwell
Danielson
Atlas Lumber Co
Bidwell
Smallest Store in South Dakota Opens in Yankton
Yankton reports a building completed in under a week as the smallest store in the state. Six feet wide, about ten feet tall and slightly longer than its height, the tiny shop opens amid local curiosity. Entertainment notes follow with Manchester coverage of a Friday hall program featuring negro melodies, tap dancing, and duets by Beverly Gunnison and Avis Crosby earning praise.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Manchester
Beverly Gunnison
Avis Crosby
Brookings Boy Wins Saber Award in 1930
Albert Pugsley of Brookings is named 1930 saber winner by the South Dakota Reserve Officers Association, based on proficiency, scholarship, and military subject efficiency. He studies civil engineering, serves as a second lieutenant in the organized reserves, and will receive the award at commencement.
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Brookings
Albert Pugsley
Reserve Officers Association of
South Dakota
C. W. Pugsley
Pugsley
Bughill and Blatherwick
Belle Fourche Seeks Government Change Vote on new city form
Belle Fourche residents will vote on June 13 on changing from a commission to a mayor and common council system. A petition with 80 signatures by George M. Wilson prompted the special election. The plan creates seven leaders: three wards with two councilmen each and a mayor elected at large.
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Belle Fourche
Commission
George M. Wilson
City Commission
Sioux Falls Boys Saved After Raft Sinks in River
Two young boys, Robert Gillespie and Vernon Jones, were saved from drowning when their raft sank in the Sioux River yesterday afternoon. Three men responded to the emergency and helped pull them to safety.
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Ux Falls
Sioux Falls
Sioux River
Robert Gillespie
Vernon Jones
Tourists in Chinook Sideswipe Aberdeen Driver Near Redfield
A Montana tour party in a Hudson collided with a car carrying Dr Wilson and wife near Tulare hill six miles south of Redfield after a cattle alert slowed a downhill vehicle. No injuries. Both cars damaged. Montana vehicle to Peterson Bros. garage.
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Redfield
Aa Hudsom
Chinook
Montana
Wilson
Aberdeen
Tulare Hill
R. O. Strang
Redfeld
Hudson
Peterson Bros
Wreck Involving Aberdeen Hauler Injures No One
A vehicle crash near Aberdeen involved a Wilson driven truck and other cars. None of the occupants were injured, and the damaged vehicles were hauled away.
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Aberdeen
Wilsonear
Family Reunion Honors Wm Aust in Manchester
A family reunion was held at Mrs Andrew Andersons home in Ortonville Minnesota for Wm Aust recently arrived from Holland. The gathering included Mrs Clara Rubighium Mrs W Price of Madison and Henry Aust of Capa. Mr Aust, long a Manchester resident, has lived in Holland the past twenty five years and plans to spend the summer in South Dakota.
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Manchester Manchester
Specia
Clara Rubighium
Ortonville
Minn
W. ®. Price
Madison
Henry Aust
Capa
Andrew Anderson
Wm. Aust
Holland
Aust
Manchester
South Dakota
Wessington Observes City Anniversary
Wessington will observe the fiftieth anniversary of its founding on Wednesday June 1. The event is organized by the ors club and includes activities for residents.
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Wessington
Ors Club
Pioneer Time Event Opens Fortnightly Club Program
A Fortnightly Study Club event features a forenoon program led by club members with a peg event and a main attraction. A realistic array of pioneer costumes and attire will be displayed, highlighting historical dress and life.
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Pegeant
Parade Plans Highlight Free Show and Large Attendance
A community event details a float parade with a Hoat entry for each business and a free motion picture titled Honky Tonk to be shown. organizers anticipate strong turnout and a sizable audience for the day.
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