Union County Has Good Farm Land
Frank D. Kriebs notes Union county's fertile Missouri and Sioux valleys make it highly productive. Corn, winter wheat, and other crops lead the state with strong yields and acreage. the county spans 289 280 acres with 1 643 farmers. Railroads, highways, schools, churches, and two summer resorts support the region.
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South Dakota
Union County
Cole
Elk Point
Union
Kriebs
Secretary of Agriculture
el Point
Beresford
Popultion
Al=gester
Jefferson
Stephens
River Sioux Park
Richland
McCook Lake
Siow City
Indians Travel to Pierre for Federal Court Term
Indians from distant reservations converge on Pierre for the federal court session. Families occupy a tent city north of the Capitol while many will testify as witnesses and others face liquor and larceny charges. Horse drawn carts and second hand autos ferry braves squaws and papooses to the capital as the term proceeds.
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Pierre
Indiana
Capitol Building
Seek Okobojo Man Leonard Nystrum Missing Near Pierre
Law enforcement including the state sheriff's office searches for Leonard Nystrum a 36 year old farmer missing for a week after traveling from north of Okobojo to Pierre to attend a circus he has not been seen since.
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Okobojo
Pierre
State Sheriff's Office
Leonard Nystrum
Nystrum
South Dakota Heads Toward Safer Night Driving
Pierre reporters note more than 209 certified auto headlight adjusting stations are now operating across South Dakota. State motor vehicle director Andrew Marvick urges motorists to get lights adjusted immediately. He says stations cover the state and improve night driving, though under half of drivers have had their lights adjusted.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Andrew Marvick
Tailor Loses Part Of Trousers In Explosion
Venus Edwards of a local tailor shop says a concrete slab blasted through his wall from Tailroid company operations, removing part of his trousers while he stood inside. He credits Providence that more serious harm did not occur.
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Venus Edwards
Ond
Edwards
Tailroid Company
Auditors Convene in Rapid City July 23 Conference
County auditors from all counties of South Dakota gather in Rapid City for a three day conference beginning Wednesday July 23 to discuss taxation issues. B W Baer director of taxation and several state officers will lead discussions on tax problems. The conference ends Saturday.
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Rapid City
South Dakota
Iecivsion of Taxation
B.W. Baer
Lake Preston Crops Show Promise in Fine Conditions
Lake Preston reports unusually promising crops with rye reaching five feet in a 19 acre field expected to yield about 30 bushels an acre. Oats barley flax and corn vary. poor stands blamed on cold damp planting. warm weather aids growth. potatoes look excellent with large acreage.
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Lake Preston
Preston
Preston Band Keeps Summer Rehearsals In Lake Preston
The Lake Preston band under Professor Jaquith continues summer practice twice weekly and holds a weekly concert on Saturday evenings on the business streets. Beginners aiming to join in fall also rehearse twice weekly on Tuesdays at 2 30 PM.
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Lake Preston
Jaquith
Farm Bureau to Hold July Fourth Picnic at Lake Sully
A special committee of Farm Bureau Community clubs met to plan a Fourth of July picnic at Lake Sully. Earl Cass named general chairman with Mrs. H A Brooking directing the program and other members coordinating sports entertainment children’s activities finances and grounds.
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Onida
Specia
Vatious Farm Bureau Community Clubs
Farm Bureau
Lake Sully
Earl Cass
H. A. Brooking
Elsie Gustaffari
Children’s Entertainment
C. E. Byram
Phil Seaman
Bronze tablet ordered to honor state game commission at Cleghorn hatchery
A bronze tablet to honor the state game and fish commission will be erected at the Cleghorn Trout hatchery near Rapid City. The commission will hear names of all members and plan a dedication early in July during a Rapid City stop on a western South Dakota trip. The hatchery was acquired in 1927 and a new building was completed last year.
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State Game Commission
Pierre
Rapid’ City
State Game and Fish, Commission
Commission
Rapid City
South Dakota
Johnson will address Minnesota convention on upland birds
Pierre June 17 70 H Johnson director of the South Dakota game and fish department will speak at the annual convention of the Minnesota division of the Izaak Walton League at Mora Minnesota July 25 and 26 He will discuss upland game birds.
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Johnson
Minnesota
Pierre
H. Johnson
South Dakota Game and Fish Department
Izaak Walton League
Mora
Minn
Buffalo County Quota for Camp Out Shrinks to One
Buffalo County quota for the Citizens Military Training camp has been cut to a single member though five young men were prepared to go. Norman Flyte, Robert Fraser, Raymond Meiland and Harry Nelson were among those who received last minute notices.
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Buffalo County
Valley
Citizens
Norman Flyte
Robert Fraser
Raymond Meiland
Harry Nelson
Camp quota reached leaves Buffalo county lone representative
Notices indicate the camp quota is full and no further accommodations are available. Robert Menzie has departed for Ft. Lincoln North Dakota for the camp opening on the 16th and will be the sole Buffalo county representative.
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Robert Menzie
Ft. Lincoln
N. D
Buffalo County
Lake Preston Announces Full Teaching Staff for Next Year
Lake Preston completes its teaching staff with the appointment of Elizabeth Daniels from Yankton as sixth grade teacher. Daniels, a Yankton College alumna, will replace Miss Paulina Hyland who resigned to pursue another field, and she previously ran the Lake Preston Bible school last summer.
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Lake Preston
Elizabeth Daniels
Yankton
Miss Daniels
Yankton College
Paulina Hyland
Augustana College Names Student Officers for 1930 Summer
Sioux Falls June 1930 Students at Augustana College elects Ristav Ortley as student president for the 1930 summer session. Alice Bergan from South Shore is vice president Ruby Horton of St. James Minnesota is secretary and Vera Leaf of Chicago serves as treasurer.
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Augustana
Sioux Falls
Itsu -Siquad Ristav
Ortley
Augustana College
Alice “Bergan
South Shore
Ruby Horton
St. James
Minn
Vera Leaf
Chicago
Four Iowans Injured in Automobile Spill
Four Iowa residents were injured when their car skidded off a short bridge on U.S. 212 west of La Plant Iowa on June 13. The occupants were Mr and Mrs T H Eckhoff and Mr and Mrs Rupert Shoemane of New Sharon. The vehicle overturned in a ditch.
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Gettysburg
Iowa
la Plant
T. H. Eckhoff
Rupert Shoemane
New Sharon
Blisters Healed by Cutiura Soap and Ointment
Miss Lorene Rolland reports severe hand blisters that burned and itch when hot or wet. She says after using Cutiura Soap and Ointment for about a month her hands healed completely. Ad text lists product and price details from Cutlure Laboratories, Matden, Mass.
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Lorene Rolland
General Delivery
Decatur
Soapec
Cutlture Laboratories
Dept H
Matden
Mass
Passenger mishap near Brack Hills en route home
Two ladies suffered bruises and a dislocated shoulder while a male passenger sustained minor injuries after a collision near Brack Hills on June 1. Medical aid arrived in Gettysburg before the journey continued.
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Brack Hills
Said
Gettysbur
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