Unusual Record Marking Kaute Lewis in Lake Preston Board Service
Kaute Lewis, longtime Lake Preston School Board member since 1930, declined reelection after 24 years of service. A pioneer and businessman, he visited every classroom annually and shared early Wisconsin and Lake Preston history. He also chaired the township board, opposed open saloon, and ran multiple gubernatorial campaigns for the Prohibition Party.
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Lake Preston
Kaute Lewis
Lewis
Board of Education
Dane County
Wis
Lewnes
Kingsbury County
Wisconsin
Lake Whitewood
Skiis
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Ben Lewis
Lindner
Buint
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Add Professor Muhm To Northern Faculty
Aberdeen June 21 Special John Ralph Muhm from Randolph Nebraska will lead the geography and nature study department next year according to President David Allen Anderson. Muhm is a Wayne Nebraska high school graduate with a Wayne normal diploma life certificate. He earned a Bachelor of Science in geography from the University of Nebraska in 1924 and a Master’s degree in geography in 1925.
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Munn
Aberdeen
John Ralph Muhm
Randolph
Nebr
David Allen Anderson
Muhm
Wayne, Web
Wayne, Normal
University of Nebraska
Bancroft Sets June 27 for Annual Sports Day
Bancroft plans a full day of events with Bancroft and Spirit Lake baseball in the morning and Carriage and Yale contest in the afternoon for a purse. A lighter sports program plus a Bancroft band performance and a Huron American Legion Drum and Bugle corps concert cap the day, with free movies and a dance in the evening.
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Bancroft
Spirit Lake
Carrhage
Yale
Tne Bancroft
American Legion
Huron
Davison Courthouse Renovation Nears Finish
Mitchell June 21 report cites Arthur Boardstrup as contractor in charge of Davison county courthouse renovations sparked by a spring fire. Once treasurer and auditor offices are finished papering, the building will be ready for occupancy. Insurance covered the fire damages. repairs cost about 4,790 dollars.
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Davison
Mitchell
Arthur Boardstrup
Davison County Court House
Fice
Seon
Andrew Ehiwe
Sioux Falls School Census Shows Growth
Sioux Falls records 1160 children birth to twenty one in the census. Secretary Bert Ven Slyke of the board of education reports an increase of 321 or 284 percent over ten years. The school age total stands at 8263, with a yearly rise of about 21 percent.
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Sioux Falls
Scod
Bert S Ven Slyke
Board of Education
Gam
Lake Andes Lions Elect New Officers
Lake Andes June 21 a ceremony organized here this week elected Sirens land was elected president of the Lions. Other officers chosen include John G Exon first vice president G W Ganswell second vice president F A Anderson secretary treasurer Dr C E Farrall tail twister O J Skinner Lica Jamye J F Buche W D Savage Charles Biedrowsky Jr and RB Baker There are 23 charter members in the lab Larry Slater commissioner of Lions International was in charge of the organization meeting Rodney Pra Ther president of the Vithal Lions Club Fred Beitel past president and Wayne Barnard were present July 10 is the date set for White night.
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Lake Andes
Larry ‘Slater
S3ens International
Rodney
Pra- Ther
Vithal Lionshlub
Fred Beitel
Wayne
Barnard
Dr James C Lee Opens Office in Woonsocket
Dr James C Lee of Sweemillion opens a new medical office in Woonsocket. The move expands local access to family practice and signals ongoing professional growth for the physician.
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James C. Lee
Sweemillion
Woonsocket
Plan to Eradicate Bovine Tuberculosis Forms County Plans
Grant County will join the county area plan for bovine tuberculosis eradication after petitions from 8% of cattle owners. Dr T H Ruth, director of animal industry, said Grant County commissioners declared petitions sufficient. In Roberts County more than 75% of cattle owners petitioned for a hearing, action postponed to July. Pay County enrolled under the modified plan with initial herd tests this fall. Brown, Marshall counties face retests and re-accreditation in coming months.
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Pierre
Grant County
T. H. Ruth
State Department of Agriculture
Roberts County
Ruth
Couny
Pay County
Brown County
Marshall County
Dudley Announces Madison Hotel Purchase Plan
W S Dudley, Brookings hotel owner, announced he has contracted to buy the Madison hotel. He expects completion before month end and plans to remodel to 80 rooms, matching his Brookings hotel. Interior repairs and redecorating are also planned.
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Dudley
Madison Hotel
Brookings
W. S Dudley
South Dakota
Madison
Tourist Cabins At Pierre Are Popular
Pierre June 21 The tourist cabin camps attract more travelers this spring than parks with campers preferring cabins for security inside walls. Two camps are operating well and a third is being built. One camp offers country hotel like accommodations with two cabins per unit and plans running water and electric light to draw customers.
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Pierre
Fierre
Hearing Set For Schaible In Aberdeen Car Death Case
Preliminary hearing for Frank Schaible of Aberdeen to face charges related to the death of Louis Warnicke, who was fatally injured when thrown from an automobile Schaible was driving. Hearing today. previous Thursday session continued.
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Frank Schaible
Jtpswich
Aberdeen
Louis Warnicke
Schaible
Two Arrests On Liquor Charges Reported In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls reports two men arrested on liquor charges. Jack Arnold of Aberdeen was arrested at Armadale Park by E L Senn of the federal prohibition office. S. 3. Morgan of Spink County was also arrested on the same charge.
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Sioux Falls
Jack Arnold
Aberdeen
Armadale Park
E. L. Senn
Federal Prohibition Office
Morgan
Spink County
Wheat and grain conditions rise in South Dakota report
South Dakota crop report shows small grain conditions above average as of June 15 with wheat oats and barley outperforming. Corn development trails 7 to 10 days due to cool early June temperatures, though favorable weather could help. Local showers scarce, some areas need moisture soon to sustain gains.
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South Dakota
Joseph L. Ort
Federal Agricultural
Orr
Third Chautauqua Opens At Highmore
The third annual Chautauqua sponsored by the Congregational church opened Wednesday night in the Highmore auditorium due to a late arrival of the tent. The Junior Vest ed choir presented The New Parson directed by Mrs. C. E. Noel with Franklin Gill as stage manager. Dunn sisters of Orient contributed violin bells and dances, while Highmore girls performed in dances and Phyllis and Junior Baughman played instrumental duets. The event runs four more days with nightly local talent acts.
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Highmore
Congregational Church
C. E. Noel
Franklin Gill
Dunn Sisters
Orient
Phyllis
Junior Baughman
Augustana graduates urged to donate for gymnasium
In Sioux Falls on June 21 an effort will be made by the Augustana college association to have about 1400 graduates of Augustana contribute to the $75,000 drive now underway for the completion of the proposed $150,000 gymnasium chapel.
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Sioux Falls
Augustana, College Association
Chain store question tops South Dakota Debate poll
In Vermillion this year the South Dakota High School Debate league will discuss the chain store system as an undesirable topic. C. E. Lyon of the state university and league president announced the topics for the coming school year after five other questions were submitted to coaches. The chain store issue received the most votes.
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South Dakota
C. E. Lyon
Debating League
Questors
Augustana Offers Nurse Training Course for 1930-31
Augustana college catalogs a new nursing training course to be offered in cooperation with city hospitals for 1930 31. The program aims to meet rising demand for combined college and professional nursing education in Sioux Falls. Extension division lists 1253 three act plays and 850 one act plays available for inspection in Vermillion for production selection.
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Augustana
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Extension Division
The
University of South Dakota
Celebration Planned for Ashton Fourth of July
Plans are moving forward for a Fourth of July celebration in the Lambert farm picnic grove south of Ashton. Several events are scheduled and a pleasant time is promised.
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Ashton
Lambert Farm
State Walton Meet Opens With 10000 Expected
Officials expect an attendance of 10,000 at the sixth annual South Dakota Izaak Walton league convention opening tomorrow at Lake Mitchell. Events include trap shooting golf rifle pistol and casting contests with a band concert at 12 30 p m and a Dave Flannigan exhibition. Noted speakers HB Wheeler Cal Johnson to address Sunday at Mitchell Corn Palace.
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Mitchell
Jime
South Dakota
Izaak Waton League
Lake Mitchell
Dave Flannigan
Rapid City
Watertown
Lake Ardes
Mitchell Corn Palace
HB. N. Wheeler
Washington
U. S. Forest Service
Cal Johnson
Chicago
League
Public Information Department
Lynn Yeager
White Lake
Young Citizen’s League
State Board of Directors
South Dakota sportsmen to host three day convention
Political offices in South Dakota will discuss the league's program with addresses by well known sportsmen. Candidates include Senator William H. McMaster and Warren Green, both Republicans, Governor W. J. Bulow and D. F. McCullough, Democrats. The three day convention ends Tuesday with the annual sportsmen banquet.
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Itical
South Dakota
William, H. McMaster
Warren Green
Hazel
W. J. Bulow
U. S
D. 4. McCullough
Sioux Falls
Fire Scare in Lesterville Narrowly Bypasses Major Damage
A Thursday fire at an addition to the former bank building on Main Street, now housing the Lesterville Courier, was quenched with the help of aroused citizens. Origin undetermined. a turner was burned. Old papers stored in the addition were destroyed, but furniture remained safe. The blaze endangered the nearby pool hall and broader business district until alarm was raised by the Soukup family.
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Lesterville
Main Street
Lesterville Courierier
Soukup
Plans For Woonsocket City and Legion Building
Woonsocket officials and Legionnaires met to review plans for a new city and Legion building. Committees on plans legation and finance will report and present at the next meeting Monday with the aim to start and finish the project as soon as possible.
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Woonsocket
City and Legion
Legionnaires
Exhibit Fine Horses At Pierre Polo Show
Pierre June 2 Ten thoroughbreds bred remount stallions plus mares gaited saddlers polo ponies from across South Dakota will appear at the Pierre Polo Club show on Wednesday June 25 Entries include a carload from the Hinman and Hecker herd Rapid City and two Arabian saddlers from the Mahaffey stable Fr emiton Classes cover brood mares mares and colts yearlings and two and three and five gaited saddlers Entries exceed 100 according to Cub officials.
Community Picnic Planned by Local Churches
Announcement states Hagman’s Grove hosts a community picnic on Wednesday June 25 under Redfield and Crandon Sunday schools auspices. Open to all. transportation provided from Methodist church corner 9 to 9 30 a m for those without means.
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Raphued, Vene
Hagman’s Grove
Redfield
Crandon
Methodist Church Corner
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Woolworth
Nick’s
State Walton Meet
Peter Ohm & Son
S. D
Ta Hame
EWS Papers
Wapabern
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
St. Louis
Northw Social Aeapolia, Minn
Tigamerican
Asam
Sele McCormick
Deering
Central
South ‘Dakota
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