Cooperation theme dominates South Dakota meeting in Yankton
At a district meeting in Yankton the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce outlined a cooperative program to fight agricultural problems. Speakers including Harry J. Boyts and AR W. Sipple urged bovine tuberculosis control, cattle marketing discrimination, and rebuilding livestock herds amid drought. About 20 towns were represented.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Harry J. Boyts
Sioux City
Mer St
Great Northern Railroad
W. Sipple
Wagner
Morrison
North Dakota
Hartley
Warm Sunshiny Weather Needed for Farm Progress
Government meteorologist B R Laskowski reports in the weekly weather and crop summary that South Dakota saw showers and below normal temperatures across the state. Farm work lagged about three weeks with only one or two workable days, while fall sown grains improved but need warmer weather to advance. pastures and range grasses hold moisture and could progress quickly with sun. Rain totals varied from 0.32 to 1.63 inches across several stations including Aberdeen, Mitchell, and Sioux Falls.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
Corn and Wheat Region
Aberdeen
Fairfax
Huron
Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Yankton
Grade School Teams Dominate City League Night
Jefferson A crushed Washington outi 21 to 3 and McKinley A beat Wilson 29 to 2 in easy grade school league victories. Tonight two AL division games loom with McKinley and Llancela set to clash and the Jeffersons facing Washington.
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Jefferson
McKinley Kittenhall
Jefferson “A
Washington Outi
McKinley
Bandits In Police Uniforms Rob Payroll At Edison Plant
Five men robbed the Edison General Electric Appliance payroll at the West Taylor Street plant in Chicago. Three wore police uniforms to crash in and seize 3,800 dollars just delivered for payroll. An automobile marked Police aided their entry.
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Chicago
West Taylor Street
Edison General Electric Apliance Company
CATTLE TRAIN ARRIVES IN MILLER FROM TEXAS
A Special train carrying over a thousand cattle arrived in Miller from Texas bought by George Wermersaz. The herd includes feeder cattle and Hereford sires to replenish county herds after the drought. The event follows visits by Rev. H E Hilmer and wife of Charles City Iowa who stayed at Herman Steinhouser Home en route home after stops in California Washington and Oregon. The Hitchcock high school senior play A better mouse trap was staged at Najoy theatre led by Miss M Howes. World platinum consumption last year reached 200 000 troy ounces versus 175 000 in 153 and 75 000 in 162.
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Catile
Miller
Texas
George Wermersaz
Uip
Mitchcock Bitchcock
May
Specia
H. E. Hilmer
Charles City
Towa
Herman Stelnhouser
Hilmers
California
Washington
Oregon
Webster
Hitchcock High School
Najoy
M4 Howes
Risinger Addresses Valley P T A on Rail Safety and Antiquities
M E Risinger district special agent for the Chicago and North Western Railway and Fred E Curtis deputy game warden spoke at the Valley township P T A meeting. Risinger cited rising railway crossing deaths, 1994 injuries, and safety honors while Curtis discussed conservation and local arrowhead finds.
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Risinger
Valley P. T. A
M. E. Risinger
Chicago and North Western Railway
Fred E. Curtis
Valley Township P. TA
Curtis
American Raileway Association
Sneaker
O& Son
North Wester Railway
Wolsey Seniors Present Sure Cure Play Friday
Wolsey high school seniors stage the annual play Sure Cure this Friday May 10 at 8:45 p.m. at the opera house. The cast includes Remus, Lyle Derscheid, Anne Quigley, Charles Quigley attorney, Ted Quigley, Mabel Moore, Roberta Newton, Ambrose Quigley, Dr Mudge homeopath and other residents. Mrs. Mary Harper directs with orchestra numbers and between act specialties.
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Wolsey
Wolsey High School
Remus
The
Quigleys
Lyle Derscheid
Anne Quigley
Charles
Helen Carson
Charles Quigley
Cooley Taylor
Ted Quigley
Arthur Thompson
Mabel Moore
Roberta Newton
Ambrose Quigley
Renus Nettinga
Dot Porter
Ambrose
Elaine Christopherson
Mudge
Wesley Baker
Fred Bleak
Louise Hamilton
Duffy
Paul Ashby
Gordon Babcock
Arden Morse
Quigley
Opera
Mary Harper
Tourniquet Saves Life of Sioux City Man After Crash
A self made tourniquet likely saved J. D. Mason's life after an automobile crash south of Huron. He suffered a deep wrist gash with an artery severed and is recovering at a Huron hospital. His car was demolished and he is described as improving.
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J. D. Mason
Sioux City
Huron
Mason
Huron Hospital
Kidneys and Bowels Health Warning Prompt
An old health note warns kidneys and bowels work together to remove waste. It claims kidneys contain about 10 million filters and bowels ~27 feet of intestine, urging watching kidney function to prevent pain and dizziness. If waste buildup occurs, warning signs include backache sleep trouble and swollen feet.
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Nature
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