Chase Explains Refunding Plan Near 3 Percent Loan Aid
PISARE May 30 Rural credit borrowers in South Dakota with delinquent loans may refinance after July 1 at 3 percent interest under a 1983 legislature plan. About 4,500 loans are delinquent. New loans cover delinquent interest and unpaid taxes up to the original loan amount. Automatic 3 percent rate applies to non delinquent loans after July 1 and to those who pay delinquent interest and taxes by Oct. 1 1933.
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Pisare
South Dakota
State
Rural Credit Department
C. L. Chase
Department
Existance
Rural Credit Board
Chase
Credit Feldmen
Former Postmaster At Henry Is Dead
Watertown May 30 Patrick Murphy 87 a former postmaster at Henry died at his home Saturday evening He served as postmaster during President Wilsons administration for eight years Funeral services will be held at Henry tomorrow.
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Henry
Watertown
Patrick Murphy
Henry, & C
Wilson
Pervil
Miller Band To Open Outdoors With June 1 Concert
The Miller Band plans the first outdoor municipal concert Thursday evening June 1 at 85 p.m. on the city auditorium lawn under Jack Bank’s direction. The program features March Super Fidelis Sousa Overture United We Stand Straussiana Seredy Hail Hail the Gane's Art Here Dool Dell Chinese Intermezzo Ralph Williams Wyoming Lullaby Williams Patrol of the Guardsmen Losey Poet's Dream serenade Stars and Stripes Forever Sousa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Lake
Miller Pupils Awarded at School Commencement
The closing event of commencement week in Miller High School auditorium featured awards for the year. Phyllis Woodward received an emblem for declamation, with Mary Uirie, Marion Thomas, and Kenneth Wermerson honored as school leaders. Coach Crowntgshield presented letters for athletic attainment to a long list of boys, and AML class medals were awarded Friday morning.
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Miller
Phyllis Woodward
Mary Uirie
Marion Thomas
Kenneth Wermerson
Miller High School
Crowntgshield
Wendell Andrews
Tobn Bushfield
Bernard Burns
Marvin Cooney
Kenneth Dunham
Joel Harris
Leslie Lewis
Wilson McCarle
Merlin Spain
Wayne Wade
Dean Dornberger
Eli Haas
Morris Sorenson
Alyin Greenacre
Mac Jones
Chester Rudd
Miller Responds To Poppy Drive
Memorial poppies were sold in Miller to honor World War I dead, crafted by veterans at Battle Mountain sanitarium Hot Springs SD under Auxiliary supervision. The sale raised 78 dollars for relief and rehabilitation of disabled veterans and families. Mrs Roy Clark and Mrs Grant Pardish led the effort with helpers.
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Miller
Sollfiers
France
Battle Mountain
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Roy Clark
Grant Pardish
Wessington Springs Girl Earns District Oratorical Medal
Bernice Hunter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hunter, won the gold medal in the Fourth district WCTU oratorical contest at Mt. Vernon. She spoke True Homecoming. District comprises Davison Sanborn Aurora Brule and Jerauld counties. Mrs H A Kieser was district superintendent. Five candidates competed in the 4th and 5th grade division.
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Wessington Springs
Wellington Springs
Bernice. Hunter
W._ EL. Hunter
Mt. Vernon
Davison
Sanhorn
Aurora
Brule
Jerauld
H. A. Kieser
Ordrhad
Tmedal
Ith
Rede School
Pioneering pheasant dies from broken back in Watertown
In Watertown on May 3 a veteran ring neck pheasant, released in 1913 and once the pride of the city pheasant park, died from a self inflicted broken back after being frightened by boys near its pen. Frank Bramble, keeper of a city game bird hospital, received the bird from a local sportsman a year earlier.
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Watertown
Clark
Hamlin
South Dakota
State Game Department
Frank Bramble
Growing Conditions Are Reported Good in State
Aberdeen May 30 Wheat and small grains are well fortified with excellent roots and healthy stalks per the Milwaukee railroad weekly crop survey. Early planted corn in northern South Dakota shows sturdy plants and even growth. Seeding completion was expected this week. Pastures started slowly but now provide good grazing as overcast skies and cool showers favored crops. Overall surface soil conditions are fine, and cool cloudy weather prevented crusting after rains.
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Aberdeen
Milwaukee Railroad
South Dakota
Turton High Diplomas Eleven Graduates
Turton high school awarded diplomas to eleven graduates in a ceremony led by John Markham on behalf of the board. John M. Erwin gave the commencement address, and a chorus of nine Turton high girls performed musically.
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Turton High
Grads Turton
Turton High School
John M. Erwin
Redfield
M. J. Gibbs
John Markham
Jean Hover
Iane Blanchette
Philip Bargie
Arthur Rahm
Lilian Po
Bible School To Be Held At Forestburg
Forestburg plans a Daily Vacation Bible School at the Lutheran church from June 5 to 10 with a Children's Day program the following Sunday. Classes span kindergarten through eighth grade and are open to children of any creed, featuring Bible stories verses lessons and church music plus handicraft work.
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Forestburg
Injured Farmer Christenson Sees Slim Recovery Hope
Reports from Forestburg indicate farmer Chris Christenson, badly kicked and trampled by a horse in a Hylander farm barn, remains in very serious condition but shows a good chance for recovery after an operation to remove an injured kidney at Huron hospital. He was unconscious when found.
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Forestburg
Chris Christenson
Hylander
Christenson
Huron
Farmer Hit In Eye By Flying Splinter
Forestburg report states farmer Ray Briggs was struck in the eye by a wood splinter while cutting trees near a Ruskin Park cottage. The splinter caused a gash and two stitches were required. injury is healing with little pain and no lasting damage noted.
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Forestburg
Ray Briggs
Abe Aniles
Town
Tim
Ruskin Park
J. Briggs
Picnicker's Car Destroyed in Park Blaze
In St Lawrence May special report a Studebaker belonging to Bill Rediger living five miles south of Miller burned at a school picnic in St Lawrence park. The Hedigers were at the picnic when smoke was spotted. Fire alarms sounded and the St Lawrence fire company arrived quickly but could not save the car. A short circuit is suspected as the cause.
Wellington Springs Exhibit Draws Large Crowd
Wellington Springs county exhibit at the community room drew a large crowd with about six hundred visitors registered over Friday and Saturday. County superintendent Gregory estimated over 166 did not register. The exhibit showcased work by 9 pupils and teachers with more material than previous years, reflecting changes in education. A total of 38 schools were represented across the county.
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W. S
Wellington
Springs
Xura
Gregory
Gann Valley Graduates Diplomas for Eleven Seniors
GANN VALLEY May 30 Special seven seniors of the Gann Valley high school received diplomas at commencement exercises. The Reverend BR Keithahn urged graduates to adopt a pioneering spirit and world adjustments. Verna Trainer salutatorian and Glenn Beelman valedictorian were named. several students won honors in typing, public speaking, and merit certificates.
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Gann Valley
Verna
Joyce Baker
Lawrence Abernathy
Mentia
Ellen Nelson
Edith Huglin
Wallace
Glenn Beelman
Melba Hathaway
Louise
Alta Davis
Lolita Garvin
Florence Desperdange
Alvin Nelson
Wilma Henricsen
Glenn Beerman
Lyle Urban
Velva King
George Sedgwick
Lawrence Abernahy
Martha Schmoll
Donald Nelson
Clarence Wulff
College Ends Year at Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs college marked two pig days in the two week commencement season with a Sunday baccalaureate service at 10 30 am in the MB church delivered by Rev. L R Marston of Greenville Tl and Monday morning 10 30 am commencement exercises followed by a campus community dinner Dr Marston served as commencement speaker.
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Wessington Springs
Wessington
Springs College
L.R. Marston
Greenville
Dr. Marston
Geology Students Tour South Dakota
Vermillion May 30. University of South Dakota geology classes toured southeastern South Dakota over 200 miles to view formations. Led by E P Rath rock, they visited Sioux Falls and Sioux quartzite, Garretsburg palisades and Devil's Gulch, concluding the school year. They had earlier seen the Missouri River and the Sioux City slate.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
E. P. Rathrock
Sioux Falls
Sioux River Falls
Sioux
Garretsburg
Palisades
Devil's Gulch
Missouri River
Sioux City
Groton Band Opens Series Of Concerts
Groton May 20 Special The first of a series of twelve summer band concerts was presented by the high school band under director H A Bergan Saturday evening. The balance will be played by the Groton Municipal band of sixty five pieces under Bergan. The concerts remain popular despite retrenchment in public expenditures.
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Xiss
Groton
H. A. Bergan
Business Upturn Is Noted In Spearfish
In Spearfish May 30, local business leaders report an improving trend in trade. Farmers and stock raisers anchor the economy as survey responses from leading firms express cautious optimism about gradual growth across several sectors.
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Deadwood Spearfish
Spearfish
Frank Beddow Seeks New Trial After Guilty Verdict
Frank Beddow, convicted in federal court of conspiring to defraud the United States, was sentenced to eight years in Leavenworth. His attorney filed a motion for arrest of judgment and a new trial with Judge Gunnar Vorbye of Minneapolis, who presided as substitute for Judge Geo. C. Scot. A notice of an appeal accompanies the motion in case the new trial is denied.
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Frank Beddow
Sioux City
United States
Leavenworth
Kaw
Beddow
Gunnar Vorbye
Minneapolis
Geo. C. Scot
Crops Spring From Ground At Lake Preston
Lake Preston reports an inch of rain over the weekend, bringing May totals to 34 inches and improving crop prospects. Warm conditions accelerate grain growth despite earlier cold, with gardens ahead of last year as farmers push planting to finish.
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Lake Preston
Two Miner County papers merge into single Howard paper
The Miner County Messenger and the Miner County Pioneer in Howard consolidate into one paper after June 1. Fred G. Reeve of the Pioneer and J. G. Willis of the Messenger become co owners with Reeve as editor and Willis as business manager. Both editors will remain actively involved in the new Miner County Pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Howard
Miner County Messenger
Miner County Pioneer
Howard's
Fred G. Reeve
J. G. Willis
The
Ther Messenger
Reeve
Willis
Pauline Roadman To Head Athletic Group
Pauline Roadman of Mitchell is elected president of the Women's Athletic Association at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell. The ceremony occurred at Mrs. J. J. Knox home with other officers Mabel Lindblad vice president Marjorie Test secretary Letitia Hahn treasurer. Musicians Gwen Williams Florence Hagman performed as Mrs. Know and Miss Helen Cutler, retiring president, and Miss Marie Sornd Miss Helen Flint attended.
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Pauline Roadman
Mitchell
Women's Athletic Association
Dakota Wesleyan University
J. J. Knox
Mabel Lindblad
Marjorie Test
Letitia Hahn
Doland
Teaures
Gwen Williams
Watertown
Neighbors Aid Fire Victim Farm Near Sinai
Following a barn and livestock fire on Severin Noel’s farm three miles south of Sinai a community subscription raised 264 dollars in cash. Severin also received four cows, three calves, six loads of hay and one harness as gifts.
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SINAI
Severin Noel
Severin
Ansted Heads Kiwanis Program in Wellington Springs
Harry B. Ansted led a Kiwanis program featuring an all college musical entertainment. Miss Fem Ambrose directed music with Howard Stratton on trumpet, Arlene Bigelow on piano, and Marjorie Lou Buck, Bobby Waller, Merrill Hurd, Lydia Andrews performing solos. Ambrose served as accompanist.
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Ansted
Kiwanis
Wellington Springs
Harry
Lydia Andrews
Ambrose
Seniors Honored At Lake Preston
Lake Preston high school seniors were entertained at classmate Lurile StubjaI's home. The gathering included refreshments and a gift presentation to Vivian Rice for her two years as adviser. A social hour of reminiscences and singing followed.
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Lake Preston Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Lurile Stubbjai
Stubljai
Vivian. Rice
Large Class Graduates 66 at Redfield Commencement
Redfield May 30 Special 66 seniors received diplomas in the largest Redfield School class on record. A A McDonald superintendent Sioux Falls delivered the main address. The graduates include George Akin Alice Anderson Evelyn Anderson Dorothy Ayrhart Elsie Bakke Leonard Balsiger Frank Barnes Gladys Barnes David Bates Frederick Beckman Violet Brugger Iva Bullock Avia Crosby Ruth Delaney Eisa Draggeth Donna Dudrey Donald Dudrey Dorothy Dunn Helen Dunn Jeanne Danton Dorothy Englet Lois Englet Eldon Foglesong Arlyss Franz Ruth Gatzke Donald Gerriets Mary Hagen Doris Haugen Vera Hanzon Dora Harford Harriet Harris Martin Haugen Joseph Heinmiller Leslie Holmes Amy Johnson Edith Johnson Gladys Johnson Rosella Joyce Robert Kinchloe Lillian Klink William Knepper Arthur Kruger Leo Lutz Lois Miller Lucille Miller Oscar Miller Guy Moore Stanley Morse Leta Myers Clara Myers Elaine Olson Virginia Pas Bertha Peimann Alice Becker Walter Schnittgrund Maurine Sebring Margaret Sturdevant Robert Tompkin Donald Versteeg Pearl Margaret Walstard Ray Walter Vivian Weigman Kathryn Weikum John West Faye Wilbur Donald Yager.
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Redfield
Redfield School
A.A. McDonald
Sioux Falls
George Akin
Alice Anderson
Evelyn Anderson
Dorothy Ayrhart
Elsie Bakkie
Leonard”Balsiger
Frank ’, Barnes
Gladys Barnes
David Bates
Robert Tompkin
Donald Versteeg
Pearl Margaret Walstard
Ray Walter
Vivian Weigman
Kathryn Weikum
John West
Faye Wilbur
Donald Yager
Lake Preston High School Class Memory Book Released
At Lake Preston May 11 the senior class presented a mimeographed memory book called The Eaglenian resembling an annual. It features stamp pictures of members and faculty, class history, events, prophecy, and more. Editor Lucile Stubjak led a team including Robert Lewis and Byron Olson with many contributors. Fern Rich, a deceased member, is honored in dedication.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Eaglenian
Lucile Stubkjak
Robert Lewis
Byron Olson
Mildred Berdahl
Jane Julson
Myrtle Garlock
Phyllis Anderson
Neva Peterson
Esther Field
Alice Hedberg
Orpa Rodvelt
Delbert Bates
Robert Scott
Esther Matson
Fern ‘Rich
Quick Relief From Sour Stomach Heartburn
Dr Emil s Adla Tablets offer fast relief from sour stomach and heartburn. Longstaff Drug Company markets these tablets to ease stomach pains after meals and reduce gas disturbances.
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Emil
Longstaff Drug Company
Groton Project Aims to Make Town a City of Trees
Groton, May 30 Special Two years of tree planting has brought 120 trees to streets and avenues. Homeowners likely added at least 800 more trees this period. With 100 mature trees in most blocks, the prairie city aims for a notable arboreal beauty as authorities push to enhance the town.
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Groton
Stresta
Commercial club dinner held at Springs Cafe
The regular monthly dinner of the Commercial club of this city took place Friday evening at the Springs Cafe with a six thirty start. President L. FE. Ausman brought matters of importance to order.
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C. C
Wellington
Springs
Commercial Club
L. FE. Ausman
Hartzell To Enter Plea In 45 Mail Fraud Counts
Hartzell, Drake estate promoter, returns to Chicago as his attorney prepares a demurrer and a motion for a bill of particulars for his Wednesday court appearance to enter a plea. The government must detail the mailing circumstances behind the indictment. Hartzell, living in England, contests U S jurisdiction. A 75 year potential max awaits if convicted on all counts.
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Sioux Citx
Hartzell
England
United States
Assessor at Work in Burdette Shipyard District
Lloyd conducts a busy assessment in Burdette shipyard area as officials review taxable properties and permits. Local authorities report ongoing evaluations, focusing on vessels and related facilities within the Burdette locale.
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Burdette
Lloyd
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Rev
R. R. Keithahn
Lake Presto
Second Street
S. W
Bramwell Lumber Co
NOTIC
Anae
Huron Transfer Co
A. A. McDonald
Preston
Lampe’s
van Camp
Monarch
Lampe Market Co
Denverten
Wall-Grounds
North
Ot C. Kn
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