Missing Huron youth appeal. essay prize news
The Huron family appeals for the return of their missing son as a reward is offered for information. In Warner, Donald Kimber and Leotu Newhirk are noted for awards in an American Legion Auxiliary essay contest. Vermillion hosts a student production of Queen's Husband at the University of South Dakota auditorium this evening at 3.
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Liesson
Aberdeen
Leotu Newhirk
Warner
University of South Pakota
Theta Alpha Pit
Nation Dramatic Prater
Dramae
Ted
Ay Wai
Fall River County Named Ideal for Stock Raising and Farming
Frank W. Kriebs, South Dakota secretary of agriculture, praises Fall River County for its climate and livestock potential. The region, in the Black Hills foothills, ships 1062 carloads of stock in 1928 and leads the state in Pinto bean planting with 40,000 pounds sown for 6,000 acres. The text notes rises in cream and poultry production, alfalfa gains, and growing hog and wool output, with towns like Hot Springs Edgemont and Wagemont highlighted for facilities and transport links.
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Pierre
Fall River County
Frank WY. Kriebs
State Secretary of Agriculture
South Dakota
Ahaall River County
Cheyenne River
Mall River
Burlington
North Western
Black Hilla
Battle Mountain
World War Veterans’ Bureau
Winck Hill
Hot Springs
Edgemont
Red Canyon
Wagemont
To Increase Corn Acreage This Year
Danforth farmers plan to plant more corn this year to boost feed. They cite winter experiences showing livestock thrive on corn fodder and straw, prompting horticultural and agricultural adjustments for higher yields.
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Danforth
Ashton Woman Embarks on Four Month England Trip
Mrs. Thomas Meren and her baby daughter left Ashton this morning for England to stay four months with relatives, joining Mrs. Meren’s mother.
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Ashton
England
Thomas Meren
Wnegland
Boys Run Away From Minneapolis Reach Bowdle
Bert Steel owner of a Bowdle restaurant heard on radio that two boys had run away from Minneapolis. They entered seeking Mohridge, acted lost and penniless, then confessed they were the missing youths. Parents alerted and transportation arranged for their return home.
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Bowdle
Bert Steel
Minneapolis
Mellette Fire Corps Elects New Officers
Mellette May 1 Roy Dickerson is now chief of the Mellette Volunteer Fire corps. Other new officers are Val Link assistant chief Ted McCallum secretary and George Cary treasurer. Harold Martin is the retiring chief.
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Mellette
Brother's Body Found After River Search
Danforth May 1 Special Andrew Dabhal received word that his brother Tiner Dabhal’s body was found in the Oregon River. Tiner had been missing since March 7 and was listed as a fisherman living on a houseboat. The cause of death remains undetermined.
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Danforth
Andrew Dabhal
Tiner
Orégon River
Wessington May PES Proposes Kindergarten Plan
The Wessington school board plans to discuss establishing a city kindergarten. A petition circulated by residents, based on a Women’s Study Club report, notes 22 eligible children in the town for such a department.
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Wessington
Wessingto’s “School Board
Woman's Study Club
Wessington Girls to Enter Contest
Wessington high school girls glee club will enter the district music contest at Brookings on Thursday. They are accompanied by instructor Mrs. Janet Lemke. Dayton Hazzard will compete in the solo events.
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Wessington
Wissington
Wessington High School
Brookings
Janet Lemke
Dayton Hazzard
Hyde county veteran sent to Old Soldiers Home
Hyde county reports P.A. Par the county’s sole veteran was returned to the Old Soldiers’ Home at Hot Springs. The 85 year old widower, once the father of Mrs. Robert S. Boe of Highmore, had been ill for some time and is described as elderly.
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Ayde County
Highmore
P.a.par
Hyde County
Hot Springs
Var
Robert S. Boe
Believe Farwers Complete Plowing Soon Ames May 1
Farmers expect to complete all plowing this week despite a large amount of moisture delaying progress in Ames. The May 1 report notes moisture slowed field work but progress continues as conditions improve for the season.
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Farwers
Ames
Rebekahs Plan Carnival Dance in Wessington
Wessington Rebekah lodge members announce a carnival dance to be held Friday night at the Auditorium. The Wayland orchestra will provide the music.
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Wessington Rebekahs
Wessington
Rebekah Lodge
Wayland Orchestra
South Hand farmer joins dairying drive with calf herd plan
In Hospital Highmore on May 1 a local farmer underway to dairying buys dairy calves to build up his herd. His brother, now living in Parkston, seeks a nearby farm to continue the effort.
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Hospital Highmore
South Hand
Parkston
Wessington Church to-reshingle and redecorate interior
Wessington residents report plans for church repairs including reshingling the building and repainting and papering the interior. W J Eschler will handle the interior work in the near future as announced by local officials.
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Wessington
Wessington, Community
W. J. Eschler
Fourteen Club Camps Schedule Announced for South Dakota
Brookings May 1 announcement from Jones and state 4 H leaders outlines fourteen summer camps for boys and girls with instruction recreation and entertainment. More than 2,000 youths expected. camps run June to July across Pine Ridge Loi Aberdeen Madison Rosebud McLaughlin Lake City Water Valley Newell Charles Mix Huron Pierre Springfield Bresford and more. County and district agents coordinate each camp with local leaders arranging plans and fund drives to support expenses.
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Brookings
South -Dakota
Jones
Sheaibaye
Ittelu
Schimpsets
Pine Ridge
Loi
Aberdeen
Madison
Rosebud
McLaughlin
Lake City
Water Avi
Newell
Sto
Charles Mix
Huron
Pierre
Springfield
eBresford
Giate
Zones
Os Penses
Market sales lift prices for hot peppers at St Lawrence
The May 1 market report notes a heavy load of hot peppers delivered to St Lawrence market earning Peter Geiger ten dollars per hundred.
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Danforth
Peter Geiger
Mrs Jacobson Praises Sargon Treatment Reforming Health and Complexion
A Minneapolis resident Mrs E Jacobson reports dramatic relief after using Sargon Soft Mass Pills. She describes past gall bladder removal, chronic stomach and liver trouble, sour digestion, headaches, and sleepless nights. After about half a bottle, her appetite returned, sleep improved, and coated tongue and bad breath disappeared. She endorses Sargon and notes availability in Huron Hitchock and Wessington through local drug stores.
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West
Mravs E
Ek, Jacobson
15Th, Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Jacobson
Tthe
Silon Tneteh “Lutheran Church
Sargon
Huron
Longstail Drug Co
Corner Drug Store
Hitchsock
D. C
Hobart
Wessington
MdéKay, Brie
Funeral for Willow Lake Man Cherrington 31
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon for Cherrington 31 who died at a Watertown hospital Sunday. He suffered mastoid disease and underwent an operation for appendicitis. His condition deteriorated over several days before death. He is survived by his wife, his children, and his parents on a farm northwest of here. He was employed in the oil business.
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Willow Lake
Cherrington
Watertown “Hospital
Here
Still Search For Cavour Youth
A family seeks help locating 18 year old Badilie Moeller who left home March 1 and has not been heard from since. He is about 6 feet 4 inches tall, around 200 pounds, with dark blond wavy hair and was described as pale. Mr and Mrs Herman Moeller appeal to newspapers and the public for information.
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Cavour
Herman Moeller
Badilie
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