Cut Expenses Is Kraushaar's Plea in South Dakota
South Dakota school boards were urged to cut nonessential expenses and avoid new debt said R W Kraushaar state high school supervisor He advised boards to review tax payments with county treasurers and plan budgets that reduce indebtedness while maintaining instructional efficiency He warned issuing warrants and debt raises costs to more than a dollar for each dollar spent and urged cash based budgeting to curb deficits.
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Fierre
South Dakota
R. W. Kraussau
Igh
Kraushears
Kraushaar
Kursushaar
Carpenter Woman Hurt In Accident
Mrs. James Young of Carpenter sustained injuries when a water barrel on a two wheeled trailer toppled while she dipped water. She lost consciousness and received medical care in Clark, where she is staying with a son.
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Carpenter
James Young
Young
Clark
Surprise wedding crowd carts bride in wheelbarrow
In Athol on June 5 Mr and Mrs Ro Wilhelm were surprised when friends and relatives arrived around 1130 pm to greet them. The groom gave his bride a ride in a decorated wheelbarrow before guests were invited into their home for candy and cigars.
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Athol
Ro Wilhelm
Wharivar
Cemetery Light Found Excites Sioux Falls Residents
A Sioux Falls reporter and companion solved a month long mystery at Mt Pleasant cemetery by tracing a spooky glow to a street light reflecting off a polished tombstone. Neighbors reported sleepless nights as the eerie beacon appeared nightly.
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Sioux Falls
Mt Pleasant Cemetery
Kmocl
Groton Crop Outlook Improves Ahead of Harvest
Groton reports an excellent crop outlook with heavy rains supplying moisture. Scattered hail caused minor damage in small areas, while a two pole wide strip near the city suffered 3 to 81 percent losses. Wheat is heading, barley headed, corn shows strong development, and the hay alfalfa will be in full bloom by midweek. The nye harvest is expected to start the week after July 4 if cool weather does not intervene.
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Groton
Summit Celebrates Creamery Opening
Summit holds a ceremony for the new creamery with Senator Peter Norbeck as lead speaker. The program includes street sports and a baseball game. Farmers expected to bring cream as prizes awarded for top produce, boosting local prosperity.
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Summit
Peter Norbeck
Bers
South Dakota Legion Reaches 12000 Members in State
Watertown report from South Dakota Legion headquarters says the state department has 12 000 members, exceeding 1930 by 580 and the 1927 peak, though 500 short of the 12 500 goal. State Commander Carroll H Lockfast notes the quota set by national headquarters is 16923 and cleanup work may add further names ahead of the Rapid City convention.
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South Dakota Legion
Watertown
South Derican Legion
South Dakota Department
Carroll H. Lock
Rapid City
Platte to Have New Talkie Theatre in Platte
Arrangements are made to construct an up-to-date talkie theatre in Platte by F. F. Otto of Bonesteel. Two Main street lots, frontage fifty feet, were bought for 4500. Building cost about 25000. construction to start late in July. promoters promise Platte the best equipped talkie in the state section.
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Platte
Platts
F. F. Otto
Bonesteel
Main
Detective Sought By Deadwood Residents
Petitions circulated in Deadwood to ask the city council to appoint Dick Costello a special plainclothes officer paired with another officer. Proponents argue the move would aid policing during summer tourism and protect the interests of all residents.
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Deadwood
Dick Costello
Sioux Falls Man Surrenders After Shootings
Jack Brune of Sioux Falls turned himself in this week saying he was tired of waiting for officers after him. He was sought in connection with a June 11 shooting affray and is free on $2,000 bond. Brune gave a fishing trip as his whereabouts but provided no details.
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Sioux Falla
Suse Y
Jack Brune
Sioux Falls
Brune
Attempted Jail Break Brings Stiff Sentence
Watertown reports Kenneth Nelson found guilty of attempted jail breaking and shoplifting is beginning a 60 day sentence after being placed in solitary confinement.
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Watertown
Kenneth Nelson
Nelson
Prisoner Offers Hideout Tip to Avoid Max Sentence
Nelsoy agreed to reveal the hiding place of saw blades used in an attempted escape. He led officers to the blades concealed in a jail cell mattress in exchange for a 30 day sentence reduction, county officials said.
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Nelsoy
Nelso
Baby Rock Staged At Quida Sunday School
Onida June 25 special report describes the Cradle Rock of the Cradle Roll department shown in the high school auditorium. The stage used pink and blue baby colors with babies in high chairs cradles and laps of their mothers. Exercises were performed by little girls of the first second and third grades. Mrs F W Johnson heads the cradle roll department.
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Quida
Onida
Presbyterian Sunday School
F. W. Johnson
Cradle Rel
Grasshopper Control Meeting Held in Sully County
June 2 reported a county agent meeting in Sully to explain grasshopper control methods. A few western fields show infestation but officials hope the issue will soon be controlled.
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Orohojo
U. i. Norgaard
Sully
Potato Growers To Go On Final Tour
The ninth annual tour of the South Dakota Potato Growers Association runs July 9 to 10 starting in Watertown and ending at Breakings. Twenty two stops are planned along the route including a Farm and Home day at State College.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Northwestern drought grips Dickinson region in 1921 reports
Hot winds and scarce moisture scorch crops in northwestern South Dakota. Cattlemen drive in summer herds due to water shortages as hay yields fall short. The Orman dam irrigation reservoir is at its lowest since 1921 and heedwater supplies decline. Thunder showers offered brief relief in parts but further rain is needed amid widespread drought.
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Northwestern
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
Ormen
Government
Fales
Neas
Here
Montana
Wyoming
Livestock Movement Seen After Unfed Summer Across Montana
In the Ekalaka Broadus and Alzada region crops are past redemption. Stockmen expect a larger late summer livestock market driven by feed shortages, noting conditions exceed any recent years.
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Ekalaka
Broadus
Alzada Montana
Redfield Daily Debuts With Free Distribution
The Renature daily Redfield Daily launches this week edited by O. K. Peckham formerly of Aberdeen. It aims for a 1300 circulation and will be distributed free in Redfield Ashton Fransfort Tulare and Zell.
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Redfield
Reniature
O. K. Peckham
Aberdeen
Reyfield
Ashton
Fransfort
Tulare
Zell
Redfield Dentist Wilh Aid With Examinations
Redfield reports a local dentist assisting with examinations for a state veterinary procedure. The article mentions a written examination at Carpenterville and a practical clinic in the state. It notes vaccination of hogs and a noted 10 cwt capacity at nearby farms.
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Redfield
Wilh
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