Presbyterians Mark 50th Anniversary in Huron
The First Presbyterian church in Huron plans a 6:30 dinner to observe its fiftieth year with an illustrated lecture on Hugon’s development and the church by Rev. Hubert Ketelle assisted by Dr. H P Carson and Sherman Davis. A May 6 service started the church, and Beadle County Historical Society photos will illustrate the history.
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First Presbyterian
Hugon
Hubert Ketelle
H. P. Carson
Sherman Davis
Ketelle
Huron
Chapin
Presbyterian Ministe
First Presbyterian Church
Beadle County
New Cultivator Used To Exterminate Weeds
Miner county will deploy a duck-fact summer tillage cultivator to eradicate Geld bindweed. Farmers Charles Halstead and H A Gehring northwest of Canova will cultivate plots under county agent S W Jones guidance as part of the 1939 weed program. Trials aim to sterilize weed roots by keeping plots black through fall, with Kansas results showing up to 88 to 99 percent bindweed reduction after repeated tillage.
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Clay County
Con S. Maddox
Maddox
O. W. Sundstrom
Beresford
Paulson Bras
Cernterville
Henry P. Olson
Vermillion
Kansas
Tones
Grant Injunction Against Re-Routing Highway No 16
An interlocutory injunction halted the Haven street cutoff project before the Haven street cutoff until public hearing notice is given and a hearing held. Judge R C Bakewell presided at Mitchell. The hearing location and date were undecided, with a likely hearing within thirty days. Attorney General Benjamin Mintener of Pierre argued for the highway commission. State Engineer M. ? attended with commission members.
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Mitchely
R. C. Bakewell
Highway Commission
Haven Street
Pierre
Mitchel
Benjamin Mintener
Comamsm
Railway Safety Men Gather At Yankton
A May 2 report details a Safety First meeting in Yankton by C M St Paul and Pacific railway Sioux City division employees. Visitors arrived in a Superintendent’s private car, toured the state hospital and broadcasting station, and attended a G A R hall dinner. The event featured a safety program and a Sioux City Ladies Auxiliary play with Mrs Snow in a cast role.
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Yankton
C. M. St. P. and
Pac. Railway
Sioux City
Theivision
State Hospital
Horner Snow
County Wool Growers Gather At Gettysburg
Potter county wool growers meet in Gettysburg on May 8 to hear Carl Nadasdy of the Co operative Wool Growers of South Dakota explain wool marketing under the National Wool Growers corporation formed by the Federal Farm Board. The plan aims to market wool through the national group with state affiliation aiding several county sheepmen to secure $1 per head.
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Gettysbur
Gettysburg
Potter County
Carl Nadasdy
Co-operative Wool Growers of
South Dakota
Louis I. Thompson
Nadasdy
National
Padded Farm Scheme Advances Shearing Values
An agrarian note explains advance payments to sheep farmers covering 90 percent of the market value of the clip at shearing time, as pointed out by Mr. Thompson.
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Thompsed
Tiger House to Return for Second Brookings Run
State college presents Tiger House again on May 9 after its first success. Miss Helen Corrington directs with the same cast including Ben Heckel Marie Culhane William Lowe Florence Galdthorpe Kenneth Schoonwether Beryl Babcock Myron Brown Alice Hetzel Onalee Holdridge and Walt Ellis.
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Tiger House
Asami Brookings
State College
Helen Corrington
Brookings
Ben Heckel
Marie Culhane
William Lowe
Florence Galdthorpe
Kenneth Schoonwether
Beryl Babcock
Watertown
Myron Brown
Huron
Alice Hetzel
Holie Fourche
Miss Onalee Holdridge
Walt Ellis
Charles Street parkings seeded with grass and shrubs
Residents, aided by city cooperation providing black dirt, have nearly completed seeding the space between sidewalks and the paving on Charles Street. Parkings are planted with grass and many will receive shrubs and flowers.
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Charles Street
Obituary of Stanley F Cox in Deadwood South Dakota
Stanley Franciz Cox born April 2 1893 in Moultrie Maine died April 21 1930 at 2 am after days of illness aged 37 years 1 day son of Marion Cox he moved with family to South Dakota in 1907 farm life marked by severe accidents and long suffering obituary notes his resilience as a child. Deadwood May 2 survey reports indicate local improvements.
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Stanley Francis Cox
ST. Lawrence
Stanley Franciz Cox
Moultrie
Mee
Marion Cox
South Dakota
Stanley
Deadwood
World War Veteran Passed After Long Illness
Obituary notes a World War I veteran who served eight months in Meuse-Argonne, wounded in multiple places by shellfire. He married Fern Herm on February 19 1922, spent eight years married, and leaves widow Clyde and a large family. He belonged to Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges of St Lawrence and is buried in the I O O F cemetery in St Lawrence.
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Meuse-Argonne
Fern Herm
Lfe
Broter Clyde
Odd Fellows and
Rebekah
St Lawrence
St. Lawrence
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Thomas
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America
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Lena
Fraips Bank For Food
Caremier
Matt Sales
I. Blichigan Dew
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Universal Autocrat
McClaren Autocrat Universal
Brand Brothers
Mrs. Madden
B. M. Madden
J. C. Penney
Id. C. Penney CO
Huron, S. D
Dexter
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