Flushing device advised to protect nesting birds in alfalfa fields
Pierre June 23 A simple flushing device is recommended to protect ground nesting birds during alfalfa mowing. State game and fish director O H Johnson says a light willow pole with cloth suspends above the sickle path to flush birds and allow the mower to lift the bar slightly. If a few inches of hay remain nest sites can be avoided, especially in the west river where pheasants were introduced. The device aims to reduce bird injuries across farms statewide.
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Pierre
O. H. Johnson
South Dakota
Johnson
nhJosnsai O
Hazel Ott Addresses S D C Students in Sioux Falls
Hazel Ott of the South Dakota Department of Education spoke at the junior summer session in Sioux Falls on the public school course developed for the state. Giffen, head of the department, introduced her as the second lecturer in the summer school series. Dean A W Fanquet announced the schedule for the session.
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Hazel Ott
Sioux Falls
South Sta
Ednestheke
Sinder Jr
South Dakony
Giffen
State Department
Ott
A. A. MicDory
Sunerin Henle
A.W. Fanquet
Csian
Students Request College Records At Sioux Falls
June 23 report from Sioux Falls notes demand from Des Moines graduates for college records now held by Bronx Falls college due to consolidation. Registrar staff handle transfers and related matters. requests reach from Harvard University, University of Texas, Los Species civil service commission and other distant points.
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Sloux Falls
Des Moines University
Bronx Falls College
M. BE
Martini
Des Moines
Sioux Falls College
Harvard University
University of Texas
Los Species Civil Service Commission
Land Values Slump In Harding County
BUFFALO June 23 07 Land values in Harding County dropped as leasing bids fell from earlier levels. A total of 78 336 acres were leased for 4 854 dollars, over $2 000 less than the previous year. Bids varied from 10 to 18 cents per acre, with two instances at 18 cents.
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Buffalo
Harding County
Custer Depositors Get Fat Dividend
Creditors of the First National bank of Custer receive a first 24 percent dividend. About $50 in circulation in the county will result, as announced by receiver G. Q. Runkel. A prior $3,000 distribution covered deposits on the bank's closing day.
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Custer
First National Bank of
G. Q. Runkel
Poppy poster contest winner named in Hot Springs
Britton high school student Bernine Reyelts took first in advanced class with Merle Span of Hot Springs second. Anjala Rishel and Marion Anderson were first and second in elementary. Prizes 3 and 2.50. Posters enter national contest to aid disabled World War veterans and families. Poppy manufacture employed 178 veterans at Balle Mountain sanatorium earning 3500 dollars. Orders for 100000 from Colorado 20000 from New Jersey 170400 from South Dakota filled. 1952 sales data incomplete but trends upwards. 1991 sales totaled about 9000 dollars.
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Hot Springs
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary
Irene Ottoman
Bernine Reyelts
Britton High School
Merle Span
Hot Springs High School
Anjala Rishel
Selby
Marion Anderson
Britton
Ottoman Said
Balle Mountain
Colorado
New Jersey
South Dakota
Uni
Just Tax Union Is Incorporated In South Dakota
Pierre June 23 Articles of incorporation filed for the Just Tax Union to be headquartered in Huron. It has no capital stock and aims to establish a just assessment basis across the state with a director in each county. Incorporators include Roderick Weird De Smet A A Wevlen Howard A T Monnsmith Fagle Butte Irwin A Churchill Huron A J Hawkins Waubay G H Jutting Castlewood J W Imlay Willow Lake and J B Hanten Watertown.
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Just Tax Union
Pierre
Secretary of State
South Dakota
Huron
Prion
Pronemy
Finguelat
Roderick Weir
D; C
Fritzel
de Smet
A. A. Wevlen
Howard
A. T. Monnsmith
Fagle Butte
Irwin A. Churchill
A. J. Hawkins
Waubay
G. H. Jutting
Castlewood
J. W. Imlay
Willow Lake
J. B. Hanten
Watertown
Rules That Profits Subject To Taxes
The attorney general's official opinion states that surplus and undivided profits of a building association are taxable. It rejects tax exemption claims based on government tax exempt bonds, noting surplus and undivided profits are a book entry and part of corporate excess. The amount must be returned for taxation as money and credits.
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Pierre
Attornney General’s Office
B. W. Bauer
Baer
Attorney General
Hiett Resigns as English Head at Northern Normal
After a two year absence Dr. Herbert A. Hiett resigns as head of the English department at Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen. He earned his PhD at the University of Maryland this spring after continuing graduate study.
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Hiett
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Herbert A. Hiett
Northern State Teachers College
Hist
University of Maryland
State college draws students from most counties
Brookings June 23 Students at tended State college from every organized county in the state except four during the year just closed according to the registrar's enrollment summary. Out-of-state students total 4, Minnesota contributes 53, Iowa 8, with New York home to four. Counties with sizable representation include Brookings 262, Minnehaha 55, Kingsbury 23, Beadle 28, Codington 27, Moody 20, Spink 25, Lake 22, Clark 22.
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S. D
Brookings
State College
Minnesota
Iowa
New York
Twineis
Indiana
Kansas
Massachusetts
Michigan
Mississippi
Nebraska
North Dakota
Oregon
Wisconsin
Brookings Courtly
Minnehaha
Kingsbury
Beadle
Codington
Moody
Spink
Lake
Clark
Sturgis Named Head of Yankton College Mathematics
Prof Herbert A Sturgis succeeds the late Dr J B Faught as head of the mathematics department at Yankton College opening the summer session. He will remain in the post permanently after being secured for the temporary role. Sturgis holds BA from Oberlin 1804 and MA from Oberlin 1903, studied statistics at Harvard, and has taught at Cornell Lombard Lombard and Illinois colleges. He is completing a PhD at the University of Chicago and has recently spent months in attendance there.
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Yankton
Herbert A. Sturgis
Cornell University
Lombard College
Illinois College
Yankton College
Sturgis
J.B. Faught
G.W. Nash
Oberlin
Harvard University
Cornell Univ
University of Cl
Ilinois College
University of Chicago
Visitors From North Dakota Reach Jamestown for Day Trip
Special report notes Mr and Frank Allen J W Montgomery and daughter Iva with Mrs Kenneth Van Allen visiting Jamestown North Dakota to meet Mr and Mrs Victor Peterson and children of Starkweather. They returned the same day and will be joined by Mrs Peterson and children for visits until the Fourth of July.
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Wolsey
Frank Allen
J. W. Montgomery
Iva
Kenneth van Allen
Jamestown
N. D
Victor Petersor
Starkweather
Peterson
Names That Live text to study at Columbia College
Sioux Falls College endowment booklet Names That Live was sent to Columbia University New York to be used as a text in a course on college publicity. The selection came from nationwide entries as America’s greatest piece of college publicity and was approved by Dr. John Mitler at Columbia. Reprints originated and were printed in Sioux Falls for distribution through the Bureau of Educational Service.
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Sioux Falls
Dune
Sioux Falls College Development Fund
Columbia University
New York
United States
America
John Mitler
Department of School Publicity
Columbia
Sioux Falls College
Marrie M. Diggan
Bureau of E Cational Service
Mt Vernon Seeks Artificial Lake and Resort Plans
Mt Vernon residents north of town propose damming Firesteel creek to form an artificial lake aimed at creating a summer resort and recreation area. Backers say a volunteer TBabor group could build it at minimal cost with local business support and a mass meeting planned. A separate note from Pierre cites cosmetics therapy treatment rules allowing in home visits under AG guidance.
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Mt. Vernon
Firesteel Creek
Tabor
J. D. Evans Equipment Company Incorporation
The J. D. Evans Equipment Company, a Rapid City machinery concern, is incorporated with $40,000 capital. Incorporators are J. D. Evans, A. C. Hunt and John A. Boland, all of Rapid City.
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J. D. Evans
Watertown Police Chief Plans To Attend Legion Meet
Watertown chief of police L. P. Johnson, a Legionnaire, plans to be on duty during the American Legion state convention in Watertown from July 2 to 27. He will seek time to renew acquaintances with old buddies and attend major sessions. He aims to hear national commander Henry L. Stevens of Indianapolis. Johnson also belongs to Veterans of Foreign Wars and is active in the two stations. He is tall and weighs over pounds, known for courtesy and patience.
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Watertown
L. P. Johnson
Hemry L. Stevens
Indianapolis
Ind
Johnson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Johnson
Legion Fund Snakers
Sexaver Named Head of S. D. State Grads
Elmer H Sexaver of Brookings a 1940 State College graduate will lead the alumni association for the coming years at a post graduation meeting he was elected president Ben Neifel Parmalee vice president Prof H B Methe and Percy W Huntemer Brookings will retain offices as treasurer and secretary.
Missionary Division to Meet at Wolsey Church
The Lad Society missionary division is slated to meet the church this afternoon with hostesses Weedames Guy Alen C. Geister L. Larsen Dee Hoskins and C. Piersen arranging refreshments.
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Wolsey
Specifli
The
Lad Society
Weedames
Guy Alen
C. Geister
L. Larsen
Dee Hoskins
C. Piersen
Shipping Group Ends Good Year at James Shipping Association
Groton June 23 Special report: the James Shipping Association, a cooperative marketing group, closes the year with 206 cattle and 184 sheep marketed and returns totaling 51,660.00 to its members. Directors elected: Knute Holm, William Sich, and Roy Echatt.
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Groton
James Shipping Association
Prestegaridi
Tenry Wei
Knute Holm
Wm, Sich
Roy Echatt
Manchester to Continue High School Vote Passed
In Manchester the annual school meeting approved continuing the high school. A vote of 122 to 44 favored retaining the high school. Reports note disturbances and travel mentions as residents discuss plans.
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Manchester
Alfred Anderclerk
Sting
Thy
Holy
Highmore W. K. C. Party Draws Local Crowd
The W. T. C. held a party in the G. AL hall at Highmore on June 3. Brothers and friends were invited and, after a program directed by M ro T. Perry, a large crowd dined at two tables with dureheen served at six. The event featured Perry Tjali of Debert and Mich Bess Perry Knope of Bechest, with Mrs Knope noted as a radio entertainer at station WHAM in Roche.
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Highmore W. KR. C
Highmore
W. Tt. C
G. AL
AL Hi Huzhards
Mro T. Perry
Dureheen
Wwe
Na Perry Tjali
Debert
Mich Bess
Perry Knope
Good crops near Highmore on June harvest note
Farmers report improving crops in the southern district with grasshoppers receding. Many plan to batten down for winter by the fourth of July while corn onions greens and peas look sufficient for family use. Potatoes are blooming and expected to reach usable size.
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Lode
Wessington Girl Rescues Boy From Drowning Incident
In Wessington a girl rescued a boy from drowning after he plunged into a swift pool. She jumped in, reached him, and pulled him to safety. Both children were badly injured and chilled, but survived with medical help as onlookers watched in concern. Additionally, June Elizabeth Moore visited Bancroft for a social engagement with relatives and friends.
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Wessington
Willy
Bobby
Ald Sen
Jomel
Eda Erie UK
Men Say I Am Slim as a Skeleton
A fragmented menagerie of odd claims about slimming and bones. It references a lingering skeleton and dieting aids like mentha pepi and pepsin with promises of weight loss, guarded by boastful assurances of satisfaction guarantees despite unclear specifics.
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Ike Tonies
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