South Dakota Lakes Move From Idea to Reality
South Dakota advances a state lake building program with projects at Sylvan Lake Mitchell Highmore Burke Mission Lemon and Lake Byron along with plans for Ravine Park Lake and James River dam. Local donors fund land, while communities push tree planting and recreational development across Beadle and Huron areas.
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Christian Science Monitor
South Dakota
South
Manuly Lakes
Nature
United States
Minnesota
Game and Fish Department
Pierre
Sylvan Lake
Mitchell
Fiel Creek
M. CG. A
Highmore Lake
Burke Tee
Mission Lake
Lemon Lake
Huron
Beadle County
Lake Byron
Ravine Park
James River
Jake
Valley Far Press Inter
Tourism growth fuels lodging efforts across towns
The Argus Leader notes a statewide push to expand tourist accommodations. Sioux Falls spends on park facilities for visitors while Huron builds new cabins and Rapid City increasing camp options. The Black Hills region gains camps and cabins, as highways department plans to keep routes to the Hills travel ready.
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Sioux Falls
Argus
Huron
West Park
Black Hills
Rapid City
Highway Department
A Case Of Poor Memory In A Cross-Topic Rail
The Watertown Public Opinion and the Huron Huronite display tentative harmony on one subject while awaiting more evidence to confirm any accord. The note questions whether the Argus Leader has forgotten past issues about rose bushes on highways, Editor Elliott's gladiolus beds, and broader themes of road relief and South Dakota ideals.
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Watertown
Argus-Leader
Elliott
South Dakota
California's road bond plans contrasted with South Dakota needs
The piece argues for funding secondary roads and farm to market routes in California, compares with South Dakota facing debt and tax burdens, and stresses the impact of weather and road quality on trade, tourism, and population movement across state lines. It emphasizes local financing for streets and a coordinated state program if taxes are adjusted.
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California
South Dakota
Union
Benth Dakota
Borglum Edits Coolidge In Rushmore History
Sculptor Jutzon Borglum begins revising Coolidge’s 500 word account of the United States for Rushmore, trimming obvious passages and adding precise statements. The piece reflects tension between writer and editor as Borglum weighs taste content and impressiveness in shaping the Mount Rushmore commission.
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Jutzon Borglum
Coolidge
United States
Rushmore Mountain Memorial
South Dakota
Borglum
Rushmore Mountain
Huron Seen As Third City In South Dakota Growth Likely
The Watertown Public Opinion predicts Huron will rank third among South Dakota cities, tied to a 244 percent population gain over the last decade to 10 744. Mitchell and Watertown show strong growth, Sioux Falls and Aberdeen remain largest, with Yankton and Rapid City expected to join the 10 000 population class in the next decade. The state edges toward a development phase as oil and other resources may accelerate gains.
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Huron
South Dakota
Mitchell
Watertown
Mey
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Yankton
Rapid City
Paramount on Parade ends tonight at Huron theater revue
Readable fragments describe a Paramount payroll show at Huron with stars like Maurice Chevalier Ruth Chatterton Jack Oakie George Bancroft Dennis King Nancy Carroll and Clara Bow. a running humor column covers jokes and a matrimonial bureau and seasonal verses.
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Huron
Paramount
Nodles
Maurice Chevalier
Mitel Green
Jack Oakie
George Bancroft
Dennis King
Ruth Chatterton
Nancy Carroll
Harry Green
Clara Bow
Health Clown To Attend Meeting At State Convention
Approximately 200 county C. t. dely omates will gather in the state house at Pierre for the first business session of the fourth annual Young Citizens League convention on May 27 at 9 30. Hy Gena the Health Clown will visit, and a broadcast from station WNAX Yankton will air the banquet. North Dakota delegate Natalie Bailey of Luden will speak via radio from South Dakota, with talks from Governor Bulow and other officials. Winners of contests will be named at the banquet and the program will be printed in The Young Citizen.
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C.t. Dely Omates
House of Representatives’ Chamber
State House
Fierre
Young Zens League
Aleon Erickson
Young Citizen
C. L
City Auditorium
Wnax Yankton
Miss Erickson
W. J. Bulow
Gladys Pyle
Lawrence IX. Fox
H. M. Jones
R. O. Bulger
State College
Badger Clark
Peet
South Dakota
H.johnson
Abbie Whitney
Bert Kelly
Lake County
Lecgue
Mixs Erickson
Pupils Continue Study After Fire Ruins Equipment
A rural Day county school taught by Frances Geanstrom lost its piano phonograph eight framed pictures and 26 records when a Christmas fire destroyed the building. The Y C L charter, the district’s first in Daz county, was also destroyed. Classes now meet in a roofed basement room with eight stairs to reach the floor. Despite the disaster, pupils persevere and plan to frame a new charter.
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South Darrola J
Day County
Frances Geanstrom
Webster
Aleen Erickson
The
Young Citizen
Daz County
Camp Program For Girls In 4-H Camps Across South Dakota
Girls attending 4-H club camps in South Dakota from June 1 to July 12 will gain skills in demonstrations across three age groups. Programs include pillow top making, wax crayon designs, musical fabric finishing, and foods demonstrations covering dresses for everyday foods jams jellies quick breads and more.
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South Dakota
May Kirthline
Kiethline
Dakota Belles Plan Outdoor 4 H Program
The Dakota Belles 4 H club met at Clara Schwartz home to plan an outdoor program at Lyman grove on June 1 featuring a unique entertainment. A weiner roast will follow and proceeds fund 4 H camp fees in Huson. A kittenball team formed after the session to challenge other clubs. next meeting at Elizabeth Ritter home on June 14.
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Dakota Belles
Dakota Belles Room Improvement Club
Clara Schwartz
Lyman Grove
Aeembers
Huson
Elizabeth Ritter
Huron Girl Reserves Observe Bird Habits
Fourteen Huron Girl Reserves led by Mrs. Dick Haney and Miss Mary L Anspach went birding Saturday. They noted nest colors and egg markings along country roads, saw fewer birds due to cold, and listed new species such as ovenbird blue jay and wren. Mrs. Haney reported seeing 48 species this spring.
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Dick Haney
Mary £. Anspach
Green House
Nurse Demonstrates Bathing Skills for Scoonatap Scouts
Mrs Fred Wm Lehman Jr led a demonstration on bathing and dressing babies at a Scoonatap Girl Scouts meeting held Friday afternoon at Captain Mrs George Camp home. Ruth Birks passed the tenderfoot test. Next meeting features a bird study at the Parish house. girls over 12 are invited to attend and join.
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Fred Wm. Lehman, Jr
Scoonatap Girl Scouts
George
Ruth Birks
Wilson Girls Demonstrate Camp Program at May Meeting
Miss Mary E. Anspach Y W Secretary led a demonstration of the club camp program at a Wilson Girl Reserves meeting held Monday May 12 Eleanor Thorpe club president presiding over the business session. The final meet for the group is set for May 25 and it is urged that every member attend.
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Wilson
Mary E. Anspach
Y. W
Wilson Girl Reserves
Fleanor Thorpe
Broadland Busy Bees Plan Club Camp Visit
The Broadland Busy Bees 4-H group plans to attend the 4Hlub at Muron Sus. Meeting held at club leader Mrs. Myrile Kauma's home. Guests Mary Belle Tolar Dei Smith Willa Vollenweider attended. Virginia Kool Tl Swanson served after business. Next meeting at Mrs Kaump's home May 31.
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Broadland
Muron
Sus
Myrile Kauma
Gig
Mary Belle Tolar
Dei Smith
Willa Vollenweider
Virginia Kool
Tl. Swanson
Junior Reserves Meeting and Bake Sale Report
Carlyle Vielh presided over the Junior reserves year end meeting with notes from Donia Boughton. The Polly Prim girls held a bake sale at LaDelle netting 83.60 for 4-H club camp in June and several girls were assigned to attend camp and present war program demonstrations.
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Spink
LaDelle
Mimbe
Turon Diary Notes Twenty Years Ago
A Turon item lists local happenings from twenty years prior. C H Ainsworth wired from Devon while Mr and Mrs L Grant and family are visiting Portiang Oregon. D and Sauer of Huron spend a few days on business in Sioux Falls. Mrs S J Coyne departs for Leon Iowa. C F Koepps Clothing gains a new sign fronting the store. H H Wi turns from a visit. plans for Hot Springs. Harry Galvin recently moved. McIntosh S D notes an excellent farm near Chesdyiy Standing Fock drawing number 606. Boone departs for Chicago. Abel garage work on Main Street progresses with brickwork near completion. The net is to be a handsome addition to the business.
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C.H. Ainsworth
Devon
Jy Serosa
H. H. Wi
Harry Galvin
S. D
Mr. Galvin
Lind
M. T. Boone
Weiss
Chicago
Abel
Wain Street
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