Gettysburg Citizens Committee Reports on Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
A Gettysburg led citizens committee investigated conditions on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation. The report to Washington asserts Indians are well supervised and their property protected. It notes progress in farming with most families now farming or gardening, English use increasing, and advocates continued government supervision. Committee members were Mayor Will Wellensee, J. F. Sargent and Charley M. Alexander.
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Gettysburg
Mar
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Citizens
Senate
House
Washington
Tadiang
Roberts
Gettysgure
Inez Conmittes
Will Wellensee
3. F. Sargent
Charley M. Alexander
Attendance 100 Percent At Onida Meet
Onida hosted a training school for extension clubs with one hundred percent attendance. Miss Margaret Conklin, district home extension agent, noted full turnout from Sully Hughes and Stanley counties. County chairman Mrs H A Brooking reported all clubs represented at the officers and business meeting.
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Onida
Mar
Margaret Conklin
Sully
Hughes
Stanley
Banquet Held for Doland Masonic Charter Members
Doland Masonic order marked its charter members with a regular meeting and banquet. The event celebrated D. P. Fargo s eightieth birthday, a Doland pioneer active in business and civic life. He recently completed a two-year mayoral term and attends most games at the district tournament in the new Doland gym. Other charter members present included A. J Kiske Dr. H. W. Sherwood and B. H. L. Ewigx.
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Dolans
Mar
Doland Mamonic Order
D.P. Fargo
Farka
Doland
Tstis
Warso
Aasium
A. J Kiske
H. W. Sherwood
BH. L. Ewigx
Rally Day Plans At Gann Valley Bulletin Distribution
A thirty page Rally Day bulletin from Buffalo county outlines rules for the comprehensive school contest scheduled for May 4. County Superintendent Gertrude Plyte distributes the document. Executive committee includes Gertrude Fiyte Hagel Flint Roger Reid Pearle Frager and Lela Lane with seven additional special committees named.
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Mann Valley
Buffalo County
Gertrude Plyte
Gertrude Fiyte
Hagel Flint
Roger Reid
Pearle Frager
Lela Lane
Proposed site of state park popular spot in Mellette
March 6 report from Mellette notes Arma dale island seven miles northeast as one of four sites under consideration for a state park bill No. 219. The island long hosted summer gatherings since Indian departure, with shade from chest trees, a quarter mile track, baseball diamond and grandstand, a dance hall and eateries, bounded by the James River and a small stream. Advocates see creating a beach by diverting the river. opponents warn water scarcity and slow currents undermine viability.
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Mellette
Mar
Armadale Island
Indiana
Melllette
James River
James
Wayland School Children Hear Inaugural Address
Wayland pupils without radios heard President Herbert Hoover's inaugural address after being dismissed from school and sent home to households with radio reception.
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Wayland
Herbert Hoover
Initiation at Wessington club hints at school rites
Special report notes March six event at Wessington where new members were initiated into a group. The ceremony involved girls and activities at a school setting, with some participants bringing water and others engaging with a toy.
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Nnitiate
Wessington
CLA
Fib
Hula
Initiated into the Odd Fell Bere Tonight At 4
A brief note reports a ceremony described as initiation into the Odd Fell Bere taking place tonight at four. No other details are provided about participants or location.
Snow thawing at Argonne dulls travel as new fall arrives
Argonne reports a rapid thaw today with already much melted. A two inch daytime and Monday snowfall covered the area again. One school bus driver was unable to make his ride Monday. TO PRESENT PLAY WAYLAND March 6 The Poor Married Men is to be presented in the community hall here soon. There are eight in the cast four men and four women. Rehearsals have begun.
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Argonne
Was
Wnable
Wayland
Best date for sowing spring wheat in South Dakota
South Dakota experiment results from Brookings and Highmore show March 15 seedings yield highest wheat returns. Data indicate 193 bushels per acre at Highmore and 16 bushels per acre average in 19 3 from March 15 plantings, with markedly lower yields from March 1, April, or May seedings.
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Brookings
Highmore
South Dakota
Hume
Wheat crop forecast counts 2.4 bushels per acre total
The estimate uses an optimum date rather than two weeks later with spring wheat at 1,396,000 acres yielding 3,350,000 bushels. Farm price per bushel is $1.24, totaling an average farm value of $4,254,496.
Four Seniors Earn All Excellent Marks at SDSC
Four seniors at South Dakota State College were named with all excellent grades for the fall term, registrar D. B. Doner announced. The top students are George Steele of Brookings, Curtis Lampson of Cohan, Lowell Yost of Pierpont, and Lenore Vorneon of Hadtey Mina.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota State College
D. B. Doner
George Steele
Curtis Lampson
Cohan
Lowell Yost
Pierpont
Lenore Vorneon
Had- Tey
Mina
Doland Service Club Banquet Highlights March
The Doland Service Club monthly banquet at the Doland hotel cafe drew about 50 members. M. D. Smith of the high school led community singing. High school students Annette Flint and Winnie Cooper spoke, with John Ervin of Redfield as the guest speaker discussing notable signs.
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Doland
Mar
Doland Service
Ely
M. D. Smith
Doland High School
Annette Flint
Winnie Cooper
John Ervin
Redfield
Guy W. Cook
Erwin
No More Gas In Stomach and Bowels
An old advertisement promises relief from gas and bloating with Basilann's Case Tablets in a yellow package. It claims reduced stomach pressure and nervousness after meals, improved breathing, and steadier warmth in limbs, with emphasis on availability at H. A. Perriton's.
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Baaimann
Basleann
H.A. Perriton
Doland Service Club Cheers Optimistic Speech on Prosperity
A Doland Service club meeting applauded a speech that urged a favorable crop season and a broad era of prosperity for the northwest. The speaker’s upbeat spirit, sound logic, and humor drew appreciation from members.
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Doland Service Club
Black Hills to be subject at Wellington study club
The Women's Study club of Wellington will discuss the Black Hills theme at their meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Hazel Bottom. Mrs. Wilhelmina McKay and Mrs. Marion Dake will present the subject as current events are reviewed.
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Beace Hills Tole
Wellington
Black Hills
Women's Study Club
Hazel Bottom
Wilhelmina"McKay
Marion Dake
Tanlac Promises Strength From Roots and Barks
A Waukesha reader testifies Tanlac restored appetite, digestion, and weight after stomach trouble and nerves. He claims a gain of 38 pounds and says the tonic helps digestion, reduces constipation and headaches, and costs less than 2 cents per dose with a money back guarantee.
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Edward D. Lavan
E. Broadway
Waukesha
Wis
Convalescents urged to build strength with Najol
After flu recovery, convalescents are advised to rebuild strength using Najol. The ad claims the tonic safely supports normal body function, prevents exhaustion, and requires only a tablespoon nightly. It promotes Najol as a simple, effective remedy from Mistol makers and warns against excessive laxatives.
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