Willow Lake community day picnic draws 1200 from 35 rural schools
Willow Lake May 16. The second annual community day school picnic organized by the Willow Lake Chamber of Commerce and the Willow Lake school drew about 1200 participants from 35 rural schools. The event featured 500 in the parade, 11 o'clock jumping events, a community dinner, floats prize winners, and sport contests at City Park.
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Willow, Lake
Willow Lake
Chamber of Commerce
W.hague
N. E. Rosendale
Central Hague
Tourists Raid Farm Home Near Bryant
Tourists passing through Bryant district raided the farm home of Mr and Mrs Art Utesch southwest of Bryant. The intruders found the family away and took a shotgun food supplies and all preserved jars from the kitchen and basement. No trace of the thieves was found as hours passed before discovery.
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Bryant
Art Utesch
Canton High Band Qualifies for National Contest
The Canton high school band, state contest winner at Vermillion, earns a berth in the fourth annual national chart contest this spring backed by the local chamber of commerce. Tenyar Meigen attends as sponsor.
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Canton High
Canton
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Canton High School
Vermillion
Tenyar Meigen
Tractors Gain Ground in Buffalo County Farming
Gann Valley South Dakota May 16 Special The G Swartout company reports 96 head of horses traded in for tractors since January. Most horses were shipped out of the country and are used in areas unsuitable for tractor farming.
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Buffalo County
Gann Valley
G. Swartout Company
Work On Greens At Ruskin Golf Course
Work progresses rapidly at Ruskin Park golf course in Forestburg. A new mower has been purchased by club members and additional equipment is planned for this year. Several men from Fedora Artesian and Forestburg have joined or expressed intent to join the club.
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Ruskin Golf Course
Forestburg
Ruskin, Park
Fedora
Artesian
Highmore Boy Passes Test For Annapolis
Gerald O'Brien son of Mr and Mrs M Harry O'Brien of Highmore has passed the mental test for admission to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis He is slated to take the physical test soon and if successful will be ordered to the academy He has attended Devy it Preparatory School in Washington DC
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Highmore
Gerald O’brien
M. Harry O'Brien
United States Naval Academy
Annaplis
Devy‘itt
Washington, D.C
Goitre Not a Disease Says Milwaukee Doctor
Milwaukee Wis a doctor Dr A Rack Box 737 promotes a new treatment proving goitre is not a disease. He opposes needless operations and describes a simple method detailed in his book.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Rv. Rock
Canova to Issue Territory Map Next Month
Canova business men plan to publish a colored trade territory map next month to replace the long standing community calendar. The map will show Canova’s trade area and include all landowners names with pictures of several notable local businesses.
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Canova
Huntsinger Leads U Law Day at the University of South Dakota
Ivan Huntsinger a senior law student and president of the university law association will be master of ceremonies for Law Day on May 16. He will introduce speakers including Judge T Medin of the Sioux Falls circuit court and preside at the 6:20 pm banquet attended by invited state attorneys. Judge Medin will also speak at a 10:35 am convocation.
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Huntsinger
U. Law
Vermileion
Ivan Hunt ®Singer
School of Law
University of South Dakota
The
Law Association
Oe Huntsinger
T. Medin
Circuit Court of
Sioux Falls
University
Law
School For
Map of S D Oil Regions Promised for Oilmen
May 16 report notes S A Caledoun surveyor and Star Publishing Co design sectional maps for the oil region of the state to aid oil development and interested parties in Hot Springs and surrounding areas.
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S.D
Hot Springs
S. A. Caledoun
Star Publishing Company
Map shows oil development progress in six townships
The document outlines the oil activity across six townships with each area named and numbered. Roads and highways are clearly designated, indicating detailed planning and location references for January 10.
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Oil
Activi
Dakot
Francis’ Cas Springs
Man Sentenced to Fine and Jail in Liquor Case
Robert Miller appeared before Judge Frank Mitchell in Washington Springs Special. He faced a liquor charge and was found guilty in circuit court. Ordered to pay a $300 fine and serve 60 days in jail after failing to appear as required. Bondsmen posted $1,000. He returned with his father to receive the sentence.
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Swihslington Springs
Robert Miller
Frank At. Mitchell
Miller
Grain sections show steady seeding across counties
A county farmer reports six hundred acres seeded to wheat with plans to plant equal acreages in flax, oats, and feed grains, alongside corn. He notes soil moisture should sustain crops for a month without rain and expects additional rain to support growth.
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H .Big River
Unique miniature newspaper debuts in 5S D May issue
The first issue of a unique miniature newspaper titled The Quizzer appears edited by Warren EB Beck Local Station Agent. It will provide local railroad information and other content for Geddes May 16 special edition.
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Geddes
The
Warren EB. Beck
Community Q and A aims to uncover local facts
A brief in which Mr. Beck explains a method using a questionnaire to gather quick, direct information from courts schools and other institutions. The piece notes a mailing list of about 400 names and highlights practical steps to reach reliable facts.
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Beck
Clock that runs for a year amazes White River crowd
George Bauman returns from Germany with a clock kept in a glass case that needs winding only once yearly. The device, with intricate machinery, requires no daily wind and retails for about $25 in Germany, a value far above its likely U.S. price.
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White River
George Bauman
Germany
United States
Forestburg High To Graduate Eleven
Forestburg high school will graduate 11 seniors next Thursday. The class includes Mertie Fairfield Hreda Seher sky Myrtle Clausen Linda Koda Thelma Elingson Leola Robert Isa belle Gere Sanford Brakke Robert Corwin Orville Schefsky Josephy Trustos Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church.
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Forestburg
Sperial
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