South Dakota House Considers All Funds Expense Report
A South Dakota resolution requests a detailed report on receipts and expenditures of miscellaneous funds for the next biennium. It urges transferring certain funds to the general fund or detailing ongoing appropriations to enable an informed study by the legislature. The measure aims to provide complete financial visibility for the state budget.
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South Dakota
Bikeles
South Dakot
Dakota
Biennian
Samniene Sox
Short Course At Doland This Week
Agricultural short course sessions directed by South ex from the territory around Doland proved of value. Palace theater hosted boys club work and men sessions led by Hugh Nash. R C Bulger oversaw barber certification in South Dakota with an orchestra, pastor displays, and women’s crafts as special features.
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Southex
Doland
Palace Theater
Xira
Hugh Nash
Spink County
Farmer
R. CO. Bulger
U. S
Sovarn
South Dakota
D. Smith
Pilot and Engineer Verse at University of South Sikora
A fragment notes pert F Heagenberzer, an aeroplane pilot in the United States Army Air Dive tion, as the navigator who first wrote an essay sponsored by the College of Engineering at the University of South Sikora, dated April 19.
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Pert F. Heagenberzer
United States Army
Reelect Wolsey High School Faculty
The Wolsey High School faculty was reelected at a Monday evening school board meeting. The roster includes superintendent Honad, Fern Harrington, Dorothy Coldwell, Enid Martin, Madelaine Elwell, Vera Sour, Viola Sour, Muriel Perkins, Margaret Avery, and Lowell Beurrett.
Open season for muskrats aids breeding stock plans
Grant and Roberts counties begin a short muskrat open season from noon March 1 to March 26, 1929 for trapping in waters of Lake Stone and Mid Lakes. C B Johnson, state game and fish director, says the period offers breeders a chance to live-trap stock but notes no legal permits exist for breeding stock. demand is rising as fur farming interest grows.
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Pparre
C.bh. Jofnson
Grant
Roberts
Watera
Stone, Travers
Mid Lakes
Mr. Johnson
Game
Game Department
Jaidck
Animela Raken
Thaligis
State resolves to reorganize college staff for agricultural study
South Dakota senate and house concur to ask the state board of regents to partially reorganize the scientific staff of the State College of Agriculture. The move aims to study increasing farm product value, better use of by products, and mineral resources to boost state industry and markets amid farm hardship.
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Levelopie Natural and Agricultural
South Dakota
State Board of Regents
State College
McGinity
Fantik
Potier
Déwey
South da Jyota
South
Dakota
Dakota College of Agriculture
Senate of
House of Representatives
Board of
Regenta
College of Stricuiture
Williz
DeSmet Declamatory Contest To Be Held March 22
Special report notes preparations for the district declamatory and oratorical contest at DeSmet on March 22. Two counties Kingsbury and Headene y participate with school pupils taking part. Caldwell predicts strong interest in the event amid local activity.
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DeSmet DeSmet
Wearse Plat Argonne Junior Play To Be Rehearsed
The junior play Two Days to Mar yi" is being rehearsed and will be given name this month.
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Argonne
Maryi
Redfield to Host Debate Meet in District Five
Redfield will host a district five South Dakota high school debate and extemporaneous speaking tournament March 15. Schools entered include Ashton Brentford Clark Doland Faulkton Mellette Redfield and Rockham with rounds beginning 9 am and culminating in evening finals judged by E H Jackson J W Thomas and EB Ring.
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Noland
Redfieldn
Supt G Cob
Pelea
Voss
Clark
Yell
Jace
Drew Dyas
Will Dee
Brentford
Faulk
Redliehl
Doland
Bradley- Ashton
Rockham
Char Moekette
Ashton
Faulkton
E. H. Jackson
Huron College
Northam
Cord
EB. Ring
Wateriowaigh School
Lbs Coutest
Paulhton
Mellette
Redfield
Morkhan
Boland
South Dakota Budget Report Highlights Funds and Bills
The state budget report notes proposed special and miscellaneous funds overseen by an assessment and taxation and appropriations committee. It cites costs for printing state reports, water mains at the state fair grounds, sewer expansions, and building reorganization at the fair grounds. It covers bond issues, investment rules for counties and districts, and amendments to uniform laws on extradition and alcohol extracts.
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Pierry
South Dakota
Senate
Lolie Gardner Mead
Yankton State Hospital
Maine
Huron
Herreid
Schol
Uniform Laws
Gann Valley Plans Rally Day Contest Changes
Gann Valley March 1. Abernathy Post and auxiliary each voted to donate $10 for two loving cups to honor school exhibits. County Superintendent Flyt er plans two contest sections for rural and town schools. Cups awarded for most points across exhibits and field events, with permanent possession after three wins in a row. A lunch was served at the Trainers home.
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Gann Valley
Gann. Valley
Abernathy Post
American Legion and Auxiliary
C. D
Trainer
le . Terge
Blunt Woman Dies After Long Illness Near Blunt
Mrs. F. Halsey Baisey, who with her husband and three children moved to the Blunt locality about 13 years ago, died at her home three miles west of Blunt on Tuesday afternoon after more than a year of ill health following an operation at St. Mary’s Hospital in Pierre. She leaves two married children and other offspring on nearby farms. funeral services are being arranged.
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Blunt
Manca
Baisey
Bhid
Exo
Tuesay
Halsey
Dean
St. Mary’s
Pierre
Berita
Rival Illinois church event moved to Methodist church
Residents report relief as a community gathering will be held this afternoon at the Methodist church. Gurial will be in the trunk center, stery.
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Churely
Gurial
Declan Contest At Gann Valley March 22
Gann Valley school will hold its annual declamatory contest on March 7 to choose speakers for the district meet on March 22. Three divisions include oratory reclamatory and humorous with 13 contestants. Speakers include Howard Schumont Henrichsen Braser Sinkie Henrichaen Yause Wells Wilt Dye Nelzga and others.
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Gann Valley
Gann. Valley
Si D. Mare
Gan Valley
Bish
Mellette Wins in Whist Tournament Night
Mellette, a first season player, defeated Redfield 19 to 345 across eight heads in a whist tournament held Tuesday night. Redfield will face Mellette again on Wednesday, March 6 at Redfield with a steak dinner supplied by the losing team.
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Mellepte
Aiercay
Tha Hedéfell
iSharkatera
Jeverd
Redfield
Mellette
Ee Redfield
Dcllian
Brackhen
Gaui
Stevens
Tricksman
Bastian
Haidahl
F. Beckman
Matsfield
Erickson
Totaas
Morgen
Arnold
Deluy
A. Wottiman
Luke
Tolterson
W. Hall
Baddow
Woman credits Sargon treatment for long health recovery
Mrs M M Link of Webster Groves Missouri reports traveling the United States and Canada seeking health. After a three week Sargon course she claims rapid restoration of digestion sleep and energy, saying previous methods failed and urging others to try the remedy. Available from Lengetaf Drug Co in Huron Hitchcock and Weesington retailers.
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Bor
United States
Canada
Cua
Tam
Hargen
M. MM. ‘Link
Tuxedo Blvd
Webster Grove
Ink ‘Ta
Grande Court
San Antonio
Huron
Lengetaf Drax Co
Corner Drostore
Hitchcock
D.C. Hobart
Weesington
Agkay Bros
Ady
Ford Warns of Care of Trees in South Dakota
Brookings March 1 A G Ford extension service expert says trees are a growing crop like cork or potatoes and require cultivation to succeed as windbreaks in South Dakota. Without weed control and regular care for the first two years many plantings fail, he warns. After August cultivation stops to let trees harden for winter. Even careful planting may yield some failures in the first year, but diligent cultivation raises success.
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Brookings
Marcy
A. G. Ford
South Dakota
Fragmentary note on weapon front care and tree use
A fragmented line discusses the first weapon front and care instructions. It mentions placing items from dea trees of the same species and references an agri wit context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear subjects or dates.
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Dea
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