South Dakota Leans on 4200 Jobs Through 21 Camps
South Dakota officials seek federal approval for an emergency conservation program that would create at least 4,200 jobs via 21 work camps of 200 men each. Projects center on artificial lakes, water improvement, soil erosion control, and forestation, with site details kept confidential pending Washington's decision.
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Pierre
Washington
South Dakota
Federal Forest Service
Denver
Robert Fechner
Berry
W. L. Eales
Doland men embark on a Black Duck fishing trip
Four Doland men Glen Clark John Driscoll Ed Johnson and Curt Lovelace joined by Ben Beck of Chamberlain left May 31 for Black Duck Minnesota to fish northern waters. They expect a week away from home.
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Doland
Glen Clark
John Driscoll
Ed Johnson
Curt Lovelace
Ben Beck
Chamberlain
Black Duck
Minn
Minnesota
First President Returns for Sioux Falls College Anniversary
Rev. E. B. Meredith, founder and first president of Sioux Falls College now in Los Angeles, arrives in Sioux Falls to participate in the golden anniversary. He is greeted by President C. R. Saugestad and escorted to Meredith Hall as the campus prepares for the June 5 alumni banquet honoring the college's 50th year.
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S. F. College
Sioux Paulls
B. Meridith
Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Los Angeles
California
Meridith
Pres. C. R. Saugast
Meredith Hall
Old Baptist Church
Crops At Carpenter Benefited By Rain
Carpenter and surrounding townships were soaked by heavy rains in the past week. Fields that risked growth of Russian thistles now show enough moisture to lift grain. Corn planting is finished and progressing well. Farmers report previously bad tasting milk and butter due to poor pasture, but grass should improve pasture quality.
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Carpenter
Cavalryman Is Killed In Hills Near Sturgis
Arnold B. Osborne of Hannibal Missouri a member of Troop E Fourth United States Cavalry Fort Meade was killed Tuesday morning in an automobile crash two miles west of Sturgis on Boulder Canyon road. Two companions were only slightly injured. The trio was returning to Fort Meade when they slowed for a detour caused by last week's floods.
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Hills
Sturgis
Arnold B. Osborne
Hannibal
Fourth United States Cavalry
Ft. Meade
Here
Boulder Canyon
Meade
Indall Couple Heads Out on Vacation Trip
Highmore May 1 Special Supt and Mrs H A R Indall departed after school closings for a vacation. They left the children with grandmother Mrs Hubbard of Brookings and traveled through Hibbing and International Falls to other points.
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Highmore
H. A. R. Indall
Hubbard
Brookings
Mrs. Indall
Hibbing
International Falls
District F U To Meet At Highmore
A district meeting of the Farmer's Union will be held in Highmore on Saturday afternoon June 3 at the Auditorium. Senator Loriks will be on the program and business of importance will be transacted. H P Richardson district chairman will preside. Fred Tobin of Huron is secretary of the district station.
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Highmore Highmore
Farmer's Union
Highmore
Senator Loriks
H. P. Richardson
Fred Tobin
Huron
Sation
Gann Valley Legion to Sponsor Old Settlers Picnic
Abernathy Post American Legion and Ancillary announce a June 9 picnic near Gann Valley to mark the fiftieth anniversary of the pioneers who settled Buffalo County in Dakota Territory during the year 1833.
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Gann Valley Legion
Gann Valley
Abernathy Post American Legion
Buffalo County
Dakota Territory
Bible School Opens at Doland Methodist Church
Bible School enters its third year at the Doland Methodist Episcopal church with about 45 students. Instructors include Rev J E Wilkinson Mrs Wilkinson Marion Smith Dolly Kline and Helen Wilkenson. Classes cover Bible sacred music handwork and patriotism. Most students are beginners from ages five to eight grade.
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Doland' Doland
Methodist
Yankton Graduate Listed for UND Presidency
Yankton May 31 Special Word reaches President George W Nash of Yankton college that Dr John C West who will assume the presidency of the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks at this commencement time is a graduate of Fargo college class of 1915 Due to the merger of Fargo and Yankton colleges Dr West will not be affiliated with Yankton college as an adopted alumnus.
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N. D
Plans Are Made For Firemen's Tournament
Final arrangements are completed for the 49th annual firemen's tournament and fourth annual fire school to be held in Mitchell from May 31 to June 9. M. C. Sullivan of Parkston, secretary of the association, reports on the program including parade and lectures on fire hazards, prevention, and modern firefighting methods.
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Parkston
Mitchell
M. C. Sullivan
State department squads on final competitive evolutions
Governor Tom Berry and Insurance Commissioner Horswill will participate in the programs amid this last day of competitive evolutions between state department squads. An estimated 600 firemen from the State are expected to be present along with lecturers from eastern cities.
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Tom Berry
Horswill
Montrose Plans Seventh Legion Frolic Festival
Montrose announces the seventh annual Legion Frolic to be held Thursday June 2. A repaired swimming beach is highlighted as one of the state’s best with a large crowd expected. An afternoon league baseball game and a brewery dance at night are on the schedule alongside concessions and side attractions.
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Montrose
Legion
Relatives Gather At Highmore Home
A Highmore family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs A B Douglas included Mrs John Douglas Sr and John Albert Douglas with his wife and baby from Glendale California, Mr and Mrs Robert Van Arsdale of Huron with two daughters, Heather Douglas recently back from Eagle Butte, Mrs Thos La Croix and son Billy, and Reverend Mr Bristol of Huron. The Californian visitors returned home after a Faulkton stop. WRITES ARTICLE. A Yankton report notes a research article by Dr R H Eliasson of Yankton College and Dr Anderson of Ohio State in Educational Research Bulletin.
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Highmore
Aighore
A. B. Douglas
John Douglas
John Albert Douglas
Glendale
California
Robert van Arsdale
Huron
Faulkton
Heather
Yankton
R. H. Eliasson
Department of Education
Yankton College
Anderson
Ohio State University
College of Education
Decoration Day Observed At Doland
Memorial Day services held in Doland led by American Legion Post No 69 with a parade from the schoolhouse featuring the color guard Deland band and local organizations. Memorial program included Flanders Field address cross decorations and taps with local youth groups and officials participating. In Frankfort the Women's Relief corps joined Methodist church service for Memorial Sunday with Rev G D Brown delivering the sermon. In Redfield the National Construction company began finishing gravel work on a local project.
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Dolanu
Doland
American Legion Post No. 69
National Colors
American Legion
Deland Band
Legion Post No. 69
American Legion Auxiliary
America
Lincoln
Flanders Field
Bernice Seaman
Evelyn Thorseson
Frankfort
Women's Relief Corps
Methodist Church
G. D. Brown
Graveling the Redfield to Frankfort Road Finished Soon
For two months workers have gravelled the Redfield to Frankfort road and expect to finish the Redfield street job tonight. After completion the crew will move to Hettinger North Dakota for another project and a painting crew from Jefferson has begun painting the 135 foot water tower in Boland with two coats inside and out as spring cleaning continues.
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Redfield
Frankfort
Hettinger
North Dakota
Boland
Daland City
Uader Way
Jefferson
Ark
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