Plan Program of Vets Meet in Sioux Falls
The ninth annual state encampment of Spanish War Veterans will be held in Sioux Falls June 24 to 26 with camps from across South Dakota expected to attend. The three day program includes addresses by state and national officers, sessions, memorial service, officer nominations, and a banquet and dance. The event also features reports, elections, and installation of officers with local officials delivering welcomes. A separate brief notes graveling work east of the James River on the Deuds Cresbard highway.
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Sioux “Falls
South Dakota
George Burnside
Sioux Falls
Thomas Marshall
Jonas H. Lien
American Legion and Auxiliary
Ladies’ Auxiliary
O. W. Goursey
New Game Bird Refuge Planned at Rush Lake
Public hearing set for June 27 by the state game and fish commission on establishing a 5000 acre game bird refuge on Rush Lake in Day county. The 2 PM session at Brown School House welcomes all interested to speak. The refuge would include marshy areas and a shallow lake with about 30 aquatic plant varieties.
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Pierre
State Game and Fish Commission
O. H. Johnson
Rush Lake
Day County
Farmers Invited to Join Lake Preston Creamery Project
Lake Preston June 18 The new cooperative creamery project invites farmers of Oldham and Erwin to join the corporation. A meeting is scheduled for Wednesday where officers will outline the investigation into the project and its believed mutual benefits for the three communities.
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Zohy
Lake Preston
Spe‘tials
Oldham
Erwin
Totas Ry
Madison to mark July Fourth with city celebration
Madison plans a big Fourth of July event at the Take Madi grounds with outdoor vaudeville water sports dancing and kids activities. An all day auditorium program features the Adams Musical Revue and a junior base game and athletic events directed by Cliff Coffey. No admission charged as lake levels rise for a likely record crowd.
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Madison
Adams
Cliff, Coffey
Oldham Claims Cleanest Town in South Dakota
Oldham residents boast of their town as one of the best kept in the state. They say only well maintained, well painted buildings exist in the limit, with no tumble-down shacks among homes or businesses.
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Oldham
South Dakota
Couple and daughter join tour of Black Hills region
Mr and Mrs John Merrill and daughter Lenore of Rose Creek Minnesota arrived at the L V Bennett home Saturday. They left Monday with the Rev and Mrs Beng for a week tour of the Black Hills. The Rev Bennett was formerly pastor of the Congregational church at Rose Creek.
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Gann Valley
John Merrill
Lenore
Rose Creek
Minn
L. V. Bennett
Beng
Bennett
Congregational Church
Pierre to vote on sale of light plant
Pierre will vote on July 2 whether to sell its municipal electric light and power plant. The decision to wait for the election was reached by the commission by a 4 to 1 vote. Two companies have submitted definite proposals for the plant purchase, with two more bids expected before June 21.
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Pierre
Sheep Shearing Opens At The Creek
Sheep shearing begins at the creek with large operations. Whiber Orr shears 1,200 sheep while Mr Bishop handles unwork. Orr reports good luck with his herd this year. Fred Schennegge also starts shearing a large flock.
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Job Crinir
Rust Disease Detected On Barberry Bush Near Chamberlain
The first appearance of stem rust on a barberry bush was reported two miles south of Chamberlain in Brute County. Anna Reimer, a 15 year old freshman, notified the Barberry Eradication office in Brookings. The outbreak raises alarm about potential spread to oats and other crops in the area.
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Chamberlain
Jane
Dakota
United States
Brute County
Sam Heikes
Barberry Eradication Office
Brookings
Anna Reimer
Adaitio
Nto
Calso
Expect S D Men at Army Reunion in Redwood Falls
World War veterans from the 136th Infantry will gather in Redwood Falls for the eighth annual Veteran Association reunion on Monday June 24. Beadle and Huron county men are among those who served, with two former officers of the 186th leading efforts to organize.
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Redwood. Falls
Minn
Dune
Cti
France
Redwood ‘Falls
the Veteran Association
136Th. Infantry
Huron
Beadle County
Aima
Pvar
186Th
Veterans’ Organization
Ing
Sia
Fla
Belove
Funeral today for Frank Pettyjohn in Pierre
Funeral services for Frank Pettyjohn age 60 a former Vermillion grain dealer will be held today in Pierre with burial to follow. Pettyjohn last resided in Pierre after returning from work with a railroad line. He is survived by a son and daughter-in-law and two grandchildren.
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Frank Pettyjohn Pierre
Tor Pettyjohn
Vermillion
Pierré
Farmers Union Picnic Aids Frankfort Victory In Ball Clash
The Frankfort Farmers Union picnic at Fishers Grove west of Frankfort was a success with an address on relief legislation and revision. Frankfort defeated Zell 5 to 4 in a fast baseball game, followed by a well patronized bowery dance drawing a mammoth crowd.
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Frankfort
Fishers Grove
Ealing
Ori
Zell
Bowery
Injury To Eye Keeps Banker From Work
Frankfort June 18 Special Bahde a cashier at the James Bank suffered a painful eye injury while chopping wood a piece of wood flew up struck his eye and he must seek medical care and stay away from duties at the bank
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Frankfort
Bahde
James Ank
Speaking Engagements Include Mitchell Avon and Picnic
A speaker will address the South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association in Mitchell on Wednesday afternoon and also speak at a community picnic in Avon on Wednesday evening. Other engagements include a talk at three conse t Spencer Tuesday and Friday afternoon time slots.
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Vesper G
South
Kalaydian Wins Juilliard Scholarship After Fountainbleau Award
Miss Kalaydian, after graduating from Yankton College Conservatory three years ago, won a scholarship in the Juilliard Foundation School of Music in New York. She studied under Lehuinne in piano this year and served as accompanist for Francis Rogers. Her Fountainbleau Conservatory scholarship near Paris follows his praise of her work and she will begin studies June 25.
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Kalaydian
Yankton’ College
Juuilliard Foundation School
Music
New York
Lehuinne
Francis Rogers
Fountainbleau Conservatory
Paris
Parker Girl To Study In Europe
Mrs. B.S. Kalayjian of Parker sailed on Wednesday for France to study music under the world famous instructor Eliadore Philipp. The move aims to advance Marian Kalayjian’s musical education amid European study opportunities.
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Ae ‘Parker
Europe
Parker
Marian
Armour Voters Approve Bonds for Sewage Upgrade
Armour voters in a special election approved bonds totaling 17000 for upgrading the city sewage disposal system by a three to one margin. In a recent general election the same issue was defeated by the same margin.
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Armour
Conde Ford Dealers Open New Garage
Conde Ford dealers Cun diff and Haight celebrated the opening of their new garage in Conde on Monday. The event marked the expansion of the local showroom and service facilities with a special ceremony and attendants present.
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Conde Ford Dealers
CONDE
Cundiff and Haight
Ford
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