Milk count fines in South Dakota for adulterated goods
Pierre May 3. Six charges of selling adulterated milk were among ten prosecutions by the division of inspections of the state Department of Agriculture. Fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars with costs. several defendants faced stock confiscation and open cartons of cigarettes without stamps.
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G. P. Ganaghen
Deadwood
Jdar Hendrickson
M. I. Bush
Spearfish
W. J. Ebert
Gann Vallay
Hyman Pikovsky
Aberdeen
Frank Sunderland
Newell
FL F. Diedrick
Tripp
Two Young Farmers Drive 1000 Acres With Disc Planting Plan
In Wesley Region PWESSINGTON May 3 Special The article highlights Wayne Grinnell and James Bent farming 1000 acres of small grain using disc plows. Each operates a tractor daily and they plan to plant 200 acres in corn and rice as part of their broader cultivation effort.
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Welsey
Pwessington
Wayne Grinnell
James Bent
Principal Resigns as Springfield Teachers Plan Return
In Springfield on May 3 the public school staff at Boringfield announce plans for next year. Five teachers sign contracts to remain in the high school, with others also returning as educational staff.
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Springfield
Boringfield
Pri
Garber
Busi Nets
Misadith
Fragmentary OCR Notice Yields Little Clear Context
The readable text is garbled with stray words and broken phrases. It hints at a rural setting and names some local figures but fails to form a coherent event or action. Further context is needed to identify persons, places, or dates.
Farmers Treating Grain This Year In Groton Area
In Groton on May 3 dealers report farmers are using formaldehyde and related agents to treat seed grain for smut. Farmers say heavy losses last season prompted thorough treatment, and virtually no untreated grain will be seeded this year in the vicinity.
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Groton
Summer Session Dates Set at University of South Dakota
Vermillion May 8 to June 15 marks the opening of the fifteenth annual summer session at the University of South Dakota announced by W H Batson professor of education and director. The session runs to July 26 with added courses including bacteriology botany chemistry economics business administration education English German history journalism mathematics psychology Romance languages sociology speech and physical education for men and women. A special feature will be the production of Simba a motion picture directed by C H Lyon using scenes filmed in Africa with material from Dr Carl Akeley’s collections.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
W.H. Patsoh
Sanemet
Batson
School of Education
Simba
Martin Tokngon
Carl Brother
L. BE. Akeley
College of Engineering
University
Africa
C. H. Lyon
University Department of Speech
Car stolen from Redfield found abandoned in Watertown
A car owned by Len D. Robertson of Redfield, reported stolen late Monday, was found abandoned in Watertown after police were alerted and a description broadcast over WNAX radio. The vehicle is described as a large sedan.
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Redfield
Watertown
Len D. Robertson
Mes Ae
Yankton
WNAX
Viborg High School selects 1928 graduates for honors
May 1 Viborg reports all nonenr students of Viborg high school class of 1928 are sent to the country. Fern Christensen is valedictorian Tillie Alendal is salutatorian Verle Christensen earns the achievement award and engraving on the Bal Eer trophy.
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Viborg
Fern. Christensen
Yale
Tillie Alendal
Jan and Verle Christensen
Bas
Murdo to get daily Air Line service proposed by Pierre
Local business leaders back the plan to place Murdo on the Air Line schedule with daily airplane service north and south. Strong support from residents suggests the proposal will be accepted by representatives in Pierre.
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Star
Pierre: Air Line, Inc
Murdo
Dasbe Srt
Wouth
Securities Commissioners Plan Central States Meeting in Pierre
Nine state securities officials will attend the annual Central States group convention in Pierre on June 11 and 12. The two day program will cover suppression of fake stock sales unseat and bond issues and other frauds. After the business session visiting commissioners and their wives will tour the Black Hills.
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Black Hills
South Dakota
Securities Commissions
Putnam
Central States
Eyoup
Dakota
Galyed
Torabia
Operetta by city school children delights with teachers as directors
Wellington May report notes the operetta The Secret Gardens presented by first and second grade pupils under the direction of Sadie Bingaman and Helen Rivoli in city schools. The special event highlights profits from the production.
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Wellington
Sadie Bingaman
Helen Rivoli
Artesian Business Men Push Local Creamery Plans
Artesian South Dakota May 2 Members of the Business Men's association are promoting several projects including a creamery. Committees are appointed to study oil and cream production. The district has enough milk to sustain a creamery and the group plans a swimming pool and an electric motor pump to move 50 gallons per minute. They will also pursue highway improvement projects to connect Artesian roads.
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S. D
Business “Men's Association
Rural health discussed at community clubs in May
Brookings May reports rural health issues across the state with emphasis on higher death rates from infectious diseases and prevalent physical defects in rural children. It urges remedies including regular health exams, early medical aid, retaining local physicians, home sanitation, improved lighting and ventilation, hospital care when possible, and establishing a community hospital and educational programs.
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Brookings
Surgice
Mrs Goodenough Elected Army Armour Club President
Mrs Goodenough of Springfield was elected president of the third district of South Dakota Federated Women's Clubs at the close of day long convention here Springfield was named for the 1930 CAIEVERS Wy Officers elected include Dresselhuys Armour president Mrs B Wright Armour second vice president Mrs RL Townsend Salem recording secretary Mrs Vein Scotland corresponding secretary Mrs V Bobb Mitchell treasurer Mrs Cavanaugh Zapkton auditor Mr I historian About 200 women including 40 delegates attended Also speaking were Mrs O P Shaw and Miss Walker from Wayzata Minnesota
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Goodenough
Army Armour
Springield
South Dakota
Springfield
Dresselhuys
Armour
B. Wright
Townsend
Salem
Wilvein
Scotland
V. Bobb
Mitchell
Cavanaugh
Zapkton
O. P. Shaw
pi @ Batsch
Parks
Minneapolis
Walker
Wailbay
De Smet Girl Wins In Soprano Event
Bernice Arnesen of De Smet won the soprano solo at the district high school music contest at South Dakota State College. Jeanette Lloyd of Arlington finished second and Storly, Regillo, third. Agnes Redeppemming of the School for the Blind placed fourth. Judges were Marl G. Killeen and Kunt Froysan.
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Brookings
Bernice Arnesen
de Smet
South Dakota State College
Jeanette Lloyd
Arlington
Storly
Regillo
Agnes’ Redeppemming
School For Blind
Gary
Marl G. Killeen
University of Minnesota
Kunt Froysan
Valley City
N. D
Doland State Bank Declares Dividend to Depositors
The state banking department announces an eightieth percent dividend to depositors of the State Bank of Doland after liquidation takeover. This payment completes an eighty percent total disbursed to depositors.
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Doland
Girl Forger Fined 25 Dollars in Circuit Court
Louise Campbell of Urbana Illinois 18 pleaded guilty to forgery in the third degree in circuit court here. Judge W N Skinner said the 25 dollar fine is the smallest he has ever assessed in his court.
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Watertown
Louise Campbell
Urbana
Illinois
W. N. Skinner
Polo aide Phi Burke recovering after appendicitis operation
May 8 report from Polo states Phi Burke, assistant at the Polo store, is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Madison.
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Polo
Phi Burke
The
Polo Sure
Madison
KUSD Plans Broadcast Of State Music Contest
Verallion reports the State High School music contest at the University of South Dakota on May 20 will be broadcast by KUSD. The one day event features musicians from many schools competing in varied ensembles and solo performances.
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University of South Dakota
Fition
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