Sheep Scab Quarantine Extends Across South Dakota
South Dakota reports about 15 sheep herds in 19 counties quarantined for scab an infectious parasite disease. State officials led by Dr. T H Ruth say active eradication efforts include dipping under veterinary supervision with lime and sulphur and a second dipping 10 to 14 days later. Counties with cases include Aurora Brookings Brule Clay Bon Homme Charles Mix Grant Hanson Hutchinson Kingsbury Lyman Take McCook Miner Minnehaha Sanbom Union Codington and Moody.
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Pierre
Deepartment of Agriculture
South Dakota
T. H. Ruth
Departments Division of
Animal Industry
State Department
Agriculture Department
Aurora
Brookings
Brule
Clay
Bon Homme
Charles Mix
Grant
Ten Motor Deaths In April Reported In South Dakota
Pierre, May 19 Ten motor vehicle fatalities in April were reported by Secretary Myrtle Morrison, highlighting a month with 60 accidents, 10 deaths, 54 injuries and 10 925 property loss. First four months of 1936 show 21 deaths from 1 164 accidents, with injuries 153 and property loss 32 02.
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Pierre
Myrtle Morrison
South Dakota
South Diskota
Hand County Vital Data List May 19 Miller
Hand County records list births deaths marriages and citizenship filings with numerous names across townships including Miller Fatan Green Greenlee and others. The notice enumerates births such as Gaylan Ray to Mr and Mrs Reach and multiple deaths including Michael L Goyke and Dora Campbell among many, plus marriages like William Stevens and Dorothy Streater Oldham South Dakota and Wayne Wise and Jessie Grems Ashton.
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Flato
Robert Lie Roy
John L. Dixon
Storance
Helen Florence
Mer. Gordon Roy
Roy A. Peilock
Howell
Ann
Guy E
Fatan
Miller
Robert Rae
X. Chester L. Arbogast
Pleasant Valley
Consid
Billy
Lhayd Rumelhart
Geeen Leal
Virsit
Frohreir
Michael L. Goyke
Lille Bell Arbonast
Mondania
Dora Campbell
Ohio
Lloyd Emerson Ross
York
John Henry Carl
St. Lawrence
Besjamin Rutwn Friggle
Millee
Margravet Hamilton McMahon
Adolph Herman Schilling
Grad
Donald Ross
Rose
Hold Baccalaureate For Blunt Seniors
Blunt High School held baccalaureate services Sunday evening May 17 at the Blunt School Auditorium. Rev C A Balcom delivered the sermon with Rev McClendon assisting. The high school chorus, directed by H H Siegele, performed, and Daryl Russell and William Frazier played solos as part of the program.
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Blunt
Blunt High School
Blunt School
C. A. Balcom
Sioux Falls Police Hunt Hold Up Bandits
Sioux Falls detectives sought two fast moving robbers who held up a service station on U S highway 77 in the south part of the city Sunday afternoon. They forced the attendant to surrender cash after threatening him. Police described the suspects as young and quick. The incident occurred near Nash Register.
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Sioux Falls
Delica
U. S. Highway 77
Cath
Nash Tegister
Speeder Sentenced To Produce Essay In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls May 19 Rob ert N Swarx a high school senior was ordered by Judge Ransom L Gibbs to write a 1000 word essay on careful driving as part of his sentence for careless driving He began gathering material Saturday and was charged with speeding to 70 miles an hour on South Minnesota Avenue the judge recommended reading several articles on driving safety
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Speeder
Sioux Falls
Robbert N. Swarx
K of C Set For Pierre Festival Rodeo and Fair
Pierre May 19 special report notes the first annual K of C rodeo and spring festival with about 25 titles signed to participate. Show runs May 22 23 24 at Stanley County Fair Grounds with Arc B. Thomas Bombshell of 1926 moving in Thursday and setting up Friday. Free acts at grandstand Saturday and Sunday, dog and pony acts for children, Hartey Keith and his Capitolians at the bowery dance Friday, Might and Jack Mills at the Saturday night dance.
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Hartey Keith
Capitolians
Bowery
Might
Jack Mills
School Buses Carry More Pupils In 35
Pierre reports a rise in bus loads in 1934-35 with 648 pupils across 335 buses, an average of 19.75 children per bus. The prior year had 6,359 pupils on 509 buses averaging 12.47 per bus, with total transport costs of 225,585.47 and 227,412.87 in the two years respectively.
Rapid City Lawyer In Fall From Horse
Rapid City attorney D E B Thorson suffered a hip injury and possible internal injuries after a horse reared and fell on him at the Jack Andresen ranch north of Rapid City. Thorson, a noted horseman and former steeplechase rider, was mounted when the accident occurred and was brought to his Rapid City home for treatment. His condition was reported unsettled yesterday.
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Rapid City
Santee Atetorney
Rapidpole
Protection of liquor dealers in South Dakota regulates wholesalers
The South Dakota Liquor Control Commission plans a May 21 rule to bar wholesalers from obtaining liquor of any brand from parties other than the distiller, protecting exclusive or limited sale rights. Violating licenses may be canceled, aiming to shield wholesalers with exclusive brands.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Liequor Control Commission
Miller Nautical Prom Impresses Seniors and Guests
Miller High School juniors hosted a nautical themed prom for seniors, school board members, and guests. The city auditorium featured ship deck decorations and a sailing motif with acts by Roger Eagleman, Er dine Trotman, a nine‑girl trio, and Louis Langbekh and his orchestra providing music.
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Miner
Miller
Miller High School
Schiool Board
City
Roger Eagleman
Erdine Trotman
Louis Langbekh
Yale Graduation Set for Thursday Evening
Yale High School will hold senior class commencement in Muself Hall on Thursday evening May 21. Rev. L A Johnson state senator from Kingsbury County will deliver the address. Invocation and benediction by Rev G W Heaton. Diplomaists include Margaret Wipt Eleke Tachet ter Ruby Pautz Aldcey Ford Hilda Haecer Alma Glanzer Doris Chapman Brice O'Brien Edward Kludt Peter Glanzer Arnold Hohm.
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Yale
Yale High School
Muself
L. A. Johnson
Kingsbury County
de Smet
G. W. Heaton
Bancroft
H. H. Moon
William Muself
Board of Education
Margaret Wipt
Elele Tachetter
Ruby Pautz
Aldcey Ford
Hilda Haecer
Alma Glanzer
Doris Chapman
Brice O'Brien
Edward Kludt
Peter Glanzer
Arnold Hohm
Milbank Milbank VFW Post formed in Milbank
Milbank hosts the newly mustered Post No. 3486 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars with 80 to 100 veterans from Redfield Brookings Watertown Aberdeen Sioux Falls and other cities attending the initiation. Twenty three overseas veterans joined and were decorated with the Malta cross as leaders outlined comradeship objectives and VFW history. Commander Ray L. Roberts leads the post and the next meeting is set for June 40 in the city auditorium.
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Milbank
Grant County
United States
Redfield
Brookings
Watertown
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Sisseton
Madison
Huron
Rosholt
Lester Watlenfelt
Irving R. Crawford
C. E. Buchanan
LO. Hagen
John Johnson
C. ¢.Taylor
Alka
H. §. Fisher
Crawford
Lester Wallenfet
Clifford Franzke
John Johnen
C. Nelson
W. C. Lothrop
Ray L. Roberts
Gorm H. Hansen
U. S. Hanesek
Maurice A. Carlson
U. S. S. South Dakota
Post
City Auditorium
Kernel Of Corn Removed From Marion Infant Lung
In Sioux Falls May 19 a kernel of corn swallowed by Donna Rae Geyde a one month old Marion girl was removed from her left lung at a local hospital. The object had nearly reached the lung center blocked air and sparked pneumonia. The operation was difficult due to the child’s grave condition. Parents are Mr and Mrs F J Geyde of Marion.
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Sioux Falls
Donna Rae Geyde
Marion
F, . Geyde
Daylight Saving Time Out In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls officials refused to enact daylight saving time this year after petitions from the Junior Chamber of Commerce were tabled. City commissioners cited lack of authority while Lyle Espe said the group would seek state legislation to empower cities to change time.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Te City Commission
Commission
Ne ‘Eest
Lyle Espe
Junior Chamber
Lane Senior Class Baccalaureate at Lane High School
Baccalaureate exercises for Lane High School graduates were held in the auditorium Sunday evening. The program included invocation by Rev W Palmer, songs by the congregation and high school chorus, announcements by Supt M W Syring, a speech by Rev R Eschliman, a benediction by Bertha Wahl, and a commencement address scheduled for Thursday May 21 at 8 00 p m in the high school auditorium.
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Lane
Lane High School
Swimming Pool Raiders Caught
A high school raid on the Lake Preston pool ended in early victory and then a cold defeat as the night raid was foiled. The intruders climbed the bath house wall for a midnight swim but were spotted by the marshal. A lecturer returned the swimmers to their clothing amid assent.
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Lake Preston
Cuy Mary
Bath House
Amotny
Flandreau Man Faces Trial Over Embezzlement Charge
Warren A. Cowles, former vice president and cashier of Farmers State Bank of Flandreau, released on a $2,000 bond after waiving preliminary hearing. He faces circuit court on 132 embezzlement counts spanning Sept 7, 1927 to Nov 2, 1935, totaling about $352,000. Cowles has repaid $43,000 plus interest and a $120,000 Minneapolis brokerage account remains tied to the action.
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Flandreau
Warren A. Cowles
Farmers State Bank of Flandreau
Liberty
State Banking Department
Cowles
F. R. Strain
Pierre
Cawles
Plandreau Riding Corporation
Satter
Farmers State Bank
Flandreau Bank
Minneapolis
W. H. Masters
Sioux Party
Banking Department
Bailey Rescued From Sioux Falls Fire At HBulley Glidden
Bailey, a veteran of the law firm Bailey and Voorhees, was rescued from a smoke filled room on the third floor of the HBulley Glidden building in Sioux Falls. The fire caused several thousand dollars in damage, primarily to the law library and water damage to the firm’s second floor. Bailey was reported improving from burns at a local hospital.
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Sioux Falls
Charles
Bailey
Hbulley-Glidden
Bailey and Voorhees
South Dakota
Frankfort Class Night Observed in School Gymnasium
May 19 special event in Frankfort featured the senior class night with a large crowd. Harry Phillips read the class history, Francus Schulte presented a poem, Barold Phillips led a closing, Severs sang vocal solos, and Miss Wilda Wiles accompanied the soloists.
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Frankfort
Harry Phillips
Claus
Francus Schulte
Close Will
Barold Phillips
Severs
Wilda Wiles
Counties dispute custody of family settled by AG
A cross county relief fight over a family linked McCook and Pennington Counties was resolved by the attorney general who ruled the family retained a McCook County settlement and state aid duties. Pennington had provided aid but risked misdemeanor charges if relief was refused again.
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Rapid City
M. A. Kennedy
Attorney General’s Office
McCook County
Tf McCook
Dse
Beer Dispensers To Apply For Renewal
Pierre May 19 4 Application blanks are mailed by the South Dakota liquor control commission to about 2400 beer dispensers whose licenses are renewable July. Chairman Jon Ryan reports most licenses were sold for 3.2 beer and 600 high point dealers will receive renewal blanks. Liquor laws allow high point beer with regular licenses but not 3.2 beer without the proper license and $100 fee.
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Aquor
Funeral for Howard livestock buyer John Levenhagen
John Levenhagen, 53, lifelong Miner County resident and livestock buyer in Howard for 22 years, died from liver and stomach cancer. Funeral services were held at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Howard with Rev. Walter Nitschke officiating. He is survived by his father Fred Levenhagen and sister Mrs. Bertha Malwitz. He recently donated money to St. John’s Lutheran Church.
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Howard
John Levenhagen
Miner County
St. John's Lutheran Church
Walter Nitschke
Levenhagen
Fred Levenhagen
Bertha Malwitz
Donor's Gift For Church Steps Finished By Death
Workmen began construction of a new concrete stair at the church entrance funded by a local donor. Although initial progress was rapid, the donor died before the work could be completed.
Annual prom dazzles at Bankport high school gym
May 19 report from Bankfort notes the annual high school prom held in the school gymnasium on Saturday evening. Marvy Elsel's six piece dance band provided music from eight until midnight, fueling dancing and socializing among attendees.
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Bankfort
Marvy Elsel
Ming
Raymond loses opener in Little Eight League clash
The Raymond bull team opened the Little Eight League series on their home diamond but fell 2 to 1 to Garden Cry cup in a closely contested game on Sunday.
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Raymond
Raymond Bull
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Pennington
Grady
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Warner
U.S
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