Wildlife in South Dakota rebounds with rising game numbers
An Associated Press feature notes rapid wildlife comeback in South Dakota. Grouse, prairie chickens, Hungarian partridge, deer and antelope are more numerous this spring than since the dust storm era. Pheasants appear abundant along highways, while conservationists warn about rooster to hen ratios in protected areas. Deer boosts occur in NE and SE corners, Black Hills herds thrive, and antelope numbers exceed 10,000. The piece hints at possible future hunting changes and a predicted new sport for SD sportsmen.
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Associated Press
South Dakota
Black Hills
Game and Fish Commission
Custer Park
Pierre
Note Increases in Huron Building Through April 1941
Building activity in Huron during April more than doubled from a year earlier while the first four months of 1941 show a 29 percent decline from 1940. Local permits totaled 29880 versus 42090 for the same period last year. Statewide April activity was nine percent lower than April 1940, but January–April 1941 rose 18 percent over 1940.
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Huron
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Montana
Dakotas
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Episcopal Women Offer in Grace Church May 22
Grace Episcopal Church invites all women of the parish to a collective bank offering during Ascension Day service at 4 16 a m. The yearly fund supports women missionaries in the United States and abroad with substantial participation noted in 1941 reaching $200,000.
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Aneré
Women of Grace Episcopal Church
United Bank
Women Missionaries of the Church
United States
Women of the Church
Alleged Robber To Be Arraigned In Lincoln
Oryal Lloyd Skinner, 28, charged with a 1500 dollar robbery of the Lotisville State Bank on April 23 and an attempted robbery of the Saline State Bank at Wilber on April 2, will be arraigned in federal court in Lincoln. He was brought from St Louis after capture near there. FBI says he admitted the Louisville robbery and ties to bank holdups in Pierson Iowa March 19 and Bagley Iowa early April.
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Omaha
Oryal Lloyd Skinner
Lotisville State Bank
Saline State Bank
Wilber
Federal District Court
Lincoln
St. Louis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Louisville
Pierson
Bagiey,a
Flashes Of Life Two Partisan Farewells And Comeback
Flashes of life from multiple locales describe Harold Dato’s farewell at a Radford plant, his wartime recall after a brief army weight check, and a homecoming party again at his return to work. Separate notes cover a Pueblo Indian seeking aid with a questionnaire and the draft board misgivings. A one man convention sees Ira Stormes appoint himself Utah department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic. Dopey the James turtle resurfaces after disappearance, courting a new mate Maggie. Dorothy Heath, 17, will have a full commencement program at Ing ham High School with a speaker and address by County Attorney Sam Diedrichs.
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Radford
Harold Dato
Deto
Salt Lake City
Ira Stormes
Utah Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Utah
G. Alr
Ingham, Neb
Dorothy Heath
Ingham High School
Sam Diedrichs
Patterned Party Dress for Graduation and Eveningwear
Advertisement describes a versatile dress pattern for junior girls with options for short or long skirts. Highlights include a wide bodice, possible ribbon or plain silk, and a glamorously young yet sophisticated look. Requires coin, name, address, pattern number, and size to be sent to Tonight Pattern Service in Chicago. Brand new Summer Fashion Book available with easy patterns and low prices.
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West Wacker Drive
Chicago
Impressive Meal Easy To Prepare By Emily Conklin
Quick cookery guide shows broiling and pan broiling of meats for speedy meals. Buttered tips include smoked ham slices, pineapple rings, and ground beef patties, with timing for 1 inch thick ham and guidance on oven use and sauces.
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Emily Conklin
Barge Takes 300 Mile Missouri River Tow to Yankton
The RJB left Fort Pierre for Yankton on a Missouri River voyage of about 309 miles by river, though the towboat will travel nearly 430 miles en route due to sand bars and detours. Engineer Vincent Butler notes the Mandan to Sioux City stretch totals 635 miles as the barge is loaded with cottonwood logs and fuel oil for a new Pierre church while memories of historic river trade return.
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Fort Pierre
RJB
Yankton
Vincent Butler
Mandan
N. D
Sioux River
Sioux City
Lmng
Pierre
Yesteryears
St. Louis
Deadwood
Black Hills
Life Insurance Payouts Reach 5.1 Million in South Dakota 1940
National Underwriter reports 1940 life insurance payments across South Dakota totaled 5.1 million dollars with daily payouts of 13 972 dollars. Sioux Falls led in payments with 515000 followed by Aberdeen 210000 and City with 181000 while Yankton Pierre and other towns showed smaller amounts.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Aberdeer
City
Watertown
Huron
Mitchell
Lead
Yankton
Pierre
American Way Cooking School Promises Daily Giveaways
Miss Conklin leads a program of typical American dishes focusing on meat cookery and practical menu planning. Demonstrations include roasts broiling gravies and novel flavor combos with easy shortcuts and nutrition notes. Pie making is featured with a special mix and a recipe booklet for home makers.
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Miss Conklin
Conklin
Migs Conklin
Gram
Stored Corn Sold To South Dakota Farmers At 85 Cents
South Dakota farmers may purchase government owned corn by contacting their county Agricultural Conservation Committee. The first sale covers about one million bushels in eastern state elevators and warehouses, with rest from steel bins. price is 85 cents a bushel or local price whichever is higher. The sale aligns with the feed to food program to turn stored surpluses into animal feed and concentrate pork production, aiding hog raisers and dairy producers alike.
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South Dakota
Agricultural Conservation Committee
Eli F. Mar
Tin
Beadle County
Davison
Douglas
Charles Mix
Miner
Sanborn
Commodity Credit Corporation
Martin
Department of Agriculture
William Webb Ellis Introduced Football Running Idea
A memorial tablet at Rugby credits William Webb Ellis with introducing running with the ball during a game in 1823, marking a key moment in football history.
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Rugby
Wiliam Webb Ellis
Se & Game
Festival note preserves dates for cooking school event
The notice states the festival will mark the occasion with a better-than-ever cooking school. It asks attendees to secure seats and instructs that children under 16 are requested not to attend. Dates are to be kept intact for the event.
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Real 2. m
Britain’s Navy Triumphs Across Sea Air and Land War
Correspondent Larry Allen recounts a year aboard Britain’s fleet facing the Mediterranean clash with Mussolini’s forces. He describes daring operations against Italian bases at Tripoli and Sicily, air attacks by Goering’s pilots, and the fleet’s relentless bombardment, highlighting courage, precision, and resilience amid heavy shells and aerial danger.
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Larry Allen
Mediterranean
Huronite
Allen
Alexandria
Special News Service
Britain
Mussolini
Matapan
N Duce
Herrmann Goering
Aircon Cartier
Ign
Tripolli
Italy
Africa
Tripoli
Cunningham
Battlefleet
Farm Queries And Answers From The Evening Husonite
Readers are invited to send questions on agriculture to the Farm Editor of The Evening Husonite. The Extension Service of State College at Brookins will cooperate in answering the questions.
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Anda of Agriculture
Husonite
Extension Service of
State College At
Brookins
Meat preparation and dehorning queries and tractor costs
Readers ask about brine soaking for meat before smoking and correct dehorning distance from head when removing horns. A livestock and farming advisor explains soaking two to four hours in 60 to 70 F water to remove excess salt. Additional notes discuss dehorning practices, then farm economics estimate two plow tractor costs per hour at various annual hours.
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A. McDonald
Nimal Husandman
Mackenzie on potential Nazi foothold in Syria and colonies
The article weighs Petain's possible concessions to Germany in Vichy and the strategic threat if Nazis gain control of Syria and colonial possessions. It warns of dangers to Allied shipping, Mediterranean stability, and the trans Atlantic routes, noting Britain's pledge to oppose Dakar and protect empire. It argues Hitler seeks to use colonies to block Britain and support Iraq, challenging Allied naval power.
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Petain
Vichy
Syria
Near East
France
Dekat
Sca
Hitler
Britain
Dakar
Iraq
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