Fresh Aggies In Judging Contest
Freshmen sericultural students at South Dakota State college will compete in the fifth annual livestock judging contest on June 7. Prize medals and a sweepstakes cup will be awarded to top judges. contest managed by students from the intercollegiate team, with faculty assistance. The report also notes a historic aside about cabbage and ancient beliefs.
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State College
Brookings
South Dakota State College
Forrest O. Fenn
South Dakota
Alpha Zeta
Leonard Gaffin
Harrisburg
American Spotted China Record Association
Chase Brothers
Willow Lake
Loren Chase
Civilian
State Fair Board
Robert Hughes
White Butts
Boyd Bankert
Harry Witt
Webster
Lloyd Haisch
Fairfax
Loren Lemmon
Pierpont
Yankton Jungle Hotel Opens For Season With Low Rates
Yankton reports the Jungle hotel starts a new season offering same low rates as prior years. It serves Knights of the road in a one story camplike setting near tracks, with light housekeeping style and several improvised huts. Amenities include multiple fireplaces, simple cooking gear, and communal living in a forest camp atmosphere.
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Yankton
Knights of the Road
Census Increases But Official's Wages Don’t Yankton
Census data show county growth while local official salaries remain unchanged. The report notes population shifts affecting tax base and service needs, with officials continuing at existing pay despite rising costs and potential budgetary pressures.
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Yankton
Yankton County
County Officials Pass On Salary Increase Despite Population Gain
County officials will not receive a salary raise despite a significant population increase. The five year census from 1925 to 1930 shows an increase of 552 persons, with the 1925 population at 15,223 and 1930 at 16,589, a figure deemed insufficient to justify higher pay.
Cemetery Dinner and Memorial Program Planned
The Cemetery Association will host a Memorial Day dinner in the Bonilla church basement from 11 30 to 1 30 and a program at 2 in the community hall. Illinois man organizes glider club in Webster with 18 local students and several from Waubay and Bristol.
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Cemetery Association
Bonilla
Bonilla Churen
Illinois
Webster Webster
L. T. Johns
Peoria
Waubay
Bristol
Johns
Thieves Enter Pierre Bulk Filling Station
Thieves robbed the White Eagle bulk service station in Pierre on Monday night securing a small amount of oil some equipment and gasoline after forcing the main door and breaking the hasps. Losses are covered by insurance.
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Pierre
White Eagle
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Cities Service Company
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