Keystone Mining Future Seen as World Center by Official
Frank D. Kriebs South Dakota state secretary of agriculture predicts Keystone in the Black Hills will become one of the greatest mining centers globally. He cites high gold assays at the Columbia mine and describes Keystone’s rich, developing operations with Holy Terror and other mines, expanding mills, and a new electric plant drawing workers and tourists to the area.
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Pigrre
Keystone
Black Hills
South Dakota
Frank D. Ikriebs
Columbia
Kriebs
Lead
Deadwood
Black T Hill
Trushmore Memorial
William Franklin
Cora Stone
Keystone Mining Company
Louis T. Arum
H. R. Byrick
Holy Terror
Weystone
Bullion
Lucky Box
Tushmore Memorial
Secretary of Agriculture
Engineering Group Names New Heads at State College
Delta Pi Chi honorary engineering fraternity at State College elected Virgil Nesland Thraber Lake president Loys Johnson Brookings vice president Lawrence Schumacher Alexandria treasurer Albert Pugsley Brookings secretary and William Lowe Lincoln Neb historian
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Brookings
Delta
Pi -Chi
State College
Virgil Nesland
Thraber Lake
Loys Johnson
Lawrence Schumacher
Alexandria
Albert Pugsley
William Lowe
Lincoln
Neb
Yankton Theta Alpha Phi Names Candidates
The Yankton college chapter of Theta Alpha Phi has elected five new candidates to membership. Initiation is set for May 28. Named candidates include Wellington, Ross of Rapid City. Virginia Bard. Miller. Helen Fleigler. Parker. Ihor Haney. Hu ron. and Helen O'Neill of Ste Lawrence.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Theta Alphi Phi
National Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Wellington
Ross
Rapid City
Virginia Bard
Miller
Helen Fleigler
Parker
Lnor Haney
Huron
Helen O'Neill
Ste Lawrence
Lightning Strikes Barn Damaging Sides on Farm
During a thunderstorm, lightning hit the Oliver Jones farm barn northeast of Ashton. The north and south sides were badly damaged but the barn did not burn. The farm is operated by Larry Nelsen.
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Ashton
Oliver Jones
Tlarry Nelsen
Kingsbury Lakes Flooded By Winter Snows And Spring Rain
Heavy winter snows and spring rains have flooded Kingsbury county lakes, raising water levels by several feet. Lake Whitewood, Lake Preston, and Lake Thompson returned to waters previously farmed as flax and crops. Sloughs and Spirit Lake show marked increases, with Spirit Lake water now over five feet higher than last year.
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Kingsbury
Kingsbury County
Lake Whitewood
Lake Preston
Lake Thompson
Spirit Lake
Ray Burvee
Five Prosecutions in State Agriculture Cigarette Case
Pierre May 22 Three of the five prosecutions announced by T O Ronayne director of the division of inspections state department of agriculture were for sale of cigarettes without stamps Axal Anderson De Smet fined 15 and costs J A Perkins Collon fined 5 and costs George Bauer Ethan fined 59 and costs stock confiscated August Wendt Wort Thompson fined 50 and costs Ted Utly Munda fined 40 and costs stock confiscated
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George Bauer
Ethan
August Wendt
Wort Thompson
Ted ‘Utly
Munda
Let Contract To Gravel Hand Road Near Millery
May 20 special report says a contract to gravel thirteen miles of road north from Millery has been let and must be completed by August 16.
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Millar
Millery
Tanlac Promises Restored Appetite and Strength
Public testimonial from Edward D. Lavan of Waukesha Wisconsin praising Tanlac for reversing stomach trouble nervousness weight loss and inability to eat. He claims an 88 pound gain from using the remedy and asserts it boosts appetite aids digestion and overall vigor. The ad touts natural root bark herb ingredients and a cost under two cents per dose with a money back guarantee.
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Edward D. Lavan
E. Broadway
Waukesha
Wis
Tanlac
Beg committee reports graveling plan in Pierre region
Fragmentary text from Pierre notes a committee discussion on widening a thirteen mile gravel road northward and a report suggesting the project may be delayed or reduced this year.
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Beg
Pierre
Imoré- Further- Oni
Sioux Falls Man To Speak At De Smet Memorial Day
W A Morris of Sioux Falls, former adjutant general of South Dakota, will headline De Smet Memorial Day exercises May 30. The American Legion Post 188 will lead the program with a 10 AM service in the auditorium, a parade of ex-service members and students, followed by cemetery visitation. Memorial Sunday services statewide will be held at State Theater with Rev W G Besselievre delivering the sermon.
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DE Smet
W. A. Morris
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
American Legion Post
State Theater
W. G. Besselievre
Interstate Commerce suspends livestock weighing tariffs
The South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners and others filed protests leading the Interstate Commerce Commission to suspend tariffs proposed by railroads. The rule aimed to set weighing procedures for livestock moved between non market points. The commission said the rule appeared reasonable but carriers did not justify the proposed tariffs.
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PIRI
South Dakota Board of Railroad Commissioners
Sota Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
State Board Hosts Complaint On Reduced Freight Rates
The board filed a complaint seeking the establishment of reduced rates on 2bind er twine shipments from Sioux Falls to North Dakota points. It also seeks reparations for alleged excessive charges on shipments forwarded during 1928. The board handles the matter for the state institution.
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Algo
Sioux
North Dakota
Eight-Pound Daughter Born in Gann Valley
In Gann Valley on May 22 a daughter weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Elsie Wooledge. Both mother and child are reported in satisfactory condition. In Danforth on May 22 farmers report vaccinating pigs this spring to reduce losses and costs.
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Gann Valley
Elsie Wooledge
Danforth
Bulow to Attend Kansas City Knights of Columbus Convention
W. J. Bulow will attend the Knights of Columbus state convention in Hills May 26 to 28 per chairman Joseph Coursey. The program includes a mass, sessions for initiation and elections, a banquet, a ball, and a recreational trip with an adjournment Tuesday evening. about 100 delegates are expected. The article also notes the collarbone is the most frequently broken bone.
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Rapid Canyon
Upper Canyon
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Yankton Theta Alpha Phi Names
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Gladys Hoekstra
Anas
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Sa, Dak
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Sixth Street
Nicollett and Henepin
Minneapolis, Minnesota
D. M. Delaney
Intercat
Investors Syndicate
Beau
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