Y C L March Song Record Due July 15
Pierre June 14 The Young Citizens League plans a phonograph single of the Y C L March Song with Beverly O'Brien of Hyrne singing and Jules Herbureaua conducting KYW orchestra. If samples pass, records will ship by mid July for distribution to Y C L members and to promote the opening school season.
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Chicago
Young Citizens League
League
South Dakota
Joseph Mills Hanson
Yankton
Richard Hiroughton
Sioux Falls
Arthur Smith
Ipswich Club Elects New Officers For The Year
IPSWICH June 11 The commercial club met with fair attendance and elected new officers President John Holdhusen Vice President Willard Brown Treasurer Bert Brown Secretary H L Beebe A committee will decide if Ipswich will celebrate and whether to continue with plans
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Ipswich
Commercial Club
John Holdhusen
Willard Brown
Bert Brown
H. £. Beebe
Work Started On New Road Ov. Cf Artesian
Artesian June 14 County highway crews have begun work on a southern route from Artesian to the Hanson county line. Grading is supervised by A. F T. Kuborn highway superintendent of Sahom county. The mail route improvement will aid hundreds who use it.
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Artesian
Hanson County
A. F T. Kuborn
Saihorm County
Woman Teaches 25 Years In 1 School
PLANKINTON June 14 With the close of the school year Mrs Mae Agnes Coughlin completed 25 years in grade work in the public schools She is under contract for next year Now teaching children of her former pupils and has the rare experience of serving a board of education many of whom were once her pupils.
Henry Roseth Appointed Deputy Chief in Police Chief’s Illness
Henry Frieseth named deputy chief of police to serve during the illness of C A Lester, chief of police, who was injured in an automobile accident in Conde.
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Henry Roseth
Conde
Henry Frieseth
C. A. Lester
Four Thousand In Confederate Money Found In South Dakota
Albert Gigle discovered a steel box in a basement two miles west of the Deadwood trail near a lone tree and opened it to find Confederate paper money valued at four thousand dollars. He offers a quarter of the sum to anyone who wants it, noting the bills are worthless. The stash may have been hidden after a stagecoach robbery.
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Grindstone
Albert Gigle
Gigle
Deadwood
Stealing of Mail Box Reported Near Wakonda
Wal ter Larson, a farmer north of Wakonda, reports a theft of his roadside mail box and post. Federal post office protection applies, with heavy penalties for tampering authorities warn.
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Wakonda
Walter Larson
Federal Post Office
South Dakota Seeks Bids for 3 Motor Patrols
Pierre June 14 Bids for about thirty motor highway patrols to be bought by the highway commission will be opened June 26 the commission announced today.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Teachers Move Argonne Couple to Fedora Schools
Thachers Mr and Mrs Russell Dodds formerly of Argonne have moved to Fedora where they will teach next year. They plan a pleasure tour of the west this summer and have relocated their household goods in preparation.
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Argonne
Russell Dodds
Fedora
Damage suit dismissed in Tinifrock vs Sinkie case
June 14 hearing in Gann Valley saw plaintiff LE A Tinifrock request dismissal of the damage suit against Joe Sinkie. The jury was dismissed and Tinifrock paid all costs.
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Gann Valley
LE. A. Tinifrock
Joe Sinkie
Winifrock
Poison bait saves money in South Dakota counties
Reports from county agents to the State college extension service show many South Dakota counties stopping bounty payments for pocket gophers and using poison bait instead. Savings run from hundreds to thousands, with Brown and Clark counties leading in acreage treated and total costs.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College Extension Service
Marshall County
Brown County
Wall River County
A. H. Anderson
Clark County
Anderson
Pennington County
Brown and Clark
Brown
Clark
Clay County
Conde School Board Opens Four Places In Election
Conde voters will elect three board members and a school treasurer at the June 18 election. The upcoming contest fills four seats on the Conde Independent School District board. Local residents are urged to participate in the statewide school election.
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Conde
Indian Declares Government Taking Children Too Early
Pierre June 14 Special The Pierre term of United States court brings many Indians to the city with offenses mainly larceny and liquor cases. Ed Swan a Dakota farmer voices concern that government boarding schools take children too early depriving them of moral and spiritual education, urging homes and churches to provide early guidance. His daughters aged 13 and 15 are among the few Indian students in a country school. He favors delaying formal schooling until teens.
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Pierre
United States Court
Ed Swan
Dakota
Chief Swan
Dewey County
Ayman
Civil Service
Summer silks and prints charm shoppers at window
A wide selection of summer tub silks and new prints draws in customers with bright colors and stylish ensembles. The fashionable frocks offer fresh styles for warm weather and showcase playful patterns and refined silhouettes.
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Union Bond, & Mortgage CO
A. M. Haskell
E.R. Geiger
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Fair City Paint & Glass CO
Redpats Store
Stowell Style Shop
Mer
Sean
Erate
Nelly Don
Alemilte
Pennsylvania
Brown’s Service Station
Iinois
Gagnon
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