South Dakota Drys Arm Campaign To Fend Off Prohibition
South Dakota dry forces mobilize to campaign against repeal in November. Anti-Saloon League and WCTU plan cooperative effort, with R N Holstaple sought to head the campaign. Senn begins speaking tour on prohibition past present and future.
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Anti-Sailama League
WCTU
Senn
Pierre
South
Dakota
Drys
State Anti-Saloon League
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Aquar
South Dakota
Anti Saloon League
Herbert Ford
R. N. Holstaple
Minnesota
Holstaple
EL Senn
Barbecue Marks Opening of Highway at Jewel Cave
CUSTER May 31 The barbecue to inaugurate the new highway was moved from June 3 to June 1. J F Broyles secretary of the Custer commercial club says the event is sponsored by the Custer and Newcastle Wyoming Lions clubs with G Freeland of Wind Cave providing cooperation. Guides will lead visitors through Jewel Cave and officials plan a cave directors meeting during the event.
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Custer
Jewel Cave
J. F. Broyles
Custer Club
Lions Club
Newcastle
Wyo
New Road
G. Freeland
Windgave
Black Hills
Wyoming
Cave
School Population Larger At Canova
The 1934 Canova independent district census by Dean Trippler shows 100 school age children, up two from last year. Seventy are under 17, 30 over 17. 54 males and 46 females. Among males 38 are under 17 and 16 over 17. among females 32 are under 17 and 14 over 17. Children counted include those 6 by May 1 and under 21 on that date.
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Canov
Trippler
Canova
Ownership Changes In Dray Line At Forestburg
May 31 report notes the dray line ownership in Forestburg changed hands twice in ten days. Alex Fairfield bought the entire business, kept equipment for farm use, and sold the Forestburg operation to Art Farnam who will operate his own dray trek locally.
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Forestburg
Alex Fairfield
Fairfield
Art Farnam
Girl Injured In Wayland Falls From Construction Window
Patricia Schmidt, four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Leo Schmidt of Chamberlain, visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs C P Douglas in Wayland, fell onto a construction window. Her leg was badly cut requiring clamps to close the wound. She is making satisfactory recovery.
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Wayland
Patricia
Leo Schmidt
Chamberlain
C. P. Douglas
Marjorie Burns of Huron Honored By University, Groups
Vermillion May 11 Marjorie Burns of Huron was one of six University of South Dakota women students capped for membership in the Mortar Board chapter at the senior swing-out. Mortar Board honors are for scholarship leadership character and service. Burns holds rushing chair of Kappa Alpha Theta. president of Alpha Chi Alpha. VP of Student Senate. VP of Guidon. editor roles on the Volante and Coyote. and is active in the Women's Self Government Association.
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Vermillion
Marjorie Burns
Huron
University of South Dakota
Keystone
Mortar Board
Marter Hoard
Miss Burns
Kappa Alpha
Theta Soci
Alpha Chi-Alpha
Company
of Guidon
Scabbard and Blade
Guidon
Volante
Coyote
Women's Self Government Association Council
Corn Hog Checks Fee Total 352000
Madison County cooperates in corn hog campaign with payments totaling about 352000 dollars. C A Hicks, agent in charge, says sums will be paid in three installments with first half of the money and two fifths of hog money due soon. Second payment about November 15 and last about February 1 next year. County signers quotas are 90500 acres corn and 53459 hog. Administration costs are low, about 2.4 percent, mainly to township committeemen. Federal, CWA, and state relief support the agents and clerical staff.
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Lake County
CWA
State Relief Administration
Divorce Granted to Arlington Couple in Circuit Court
Maude Claussen of Arlington was granted a divorce from Ernest in circuit court by Judge Frank R. Fisher in a contested proceeding. The ruling gave the wife custody of their four children and ordered the defendant to pay alimony. Court adjourned until June 14 following the decision.
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Arlington
DE Smet
Maude Claussen
Ernest
Frank R. Fisher
Postal Workers Meet Remfield For July Convention
A meeting of the allied council of postal workers was held here with about twenty five officers assembling to arrange the postal convention to be held July 26 to 28. An estimated seven hundred people are expected to attend the July gathering.
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Remfield
Allied Council of Postal Workers
Must Use Care In Spreading Poison Find Insect Control Advice
Dr J R Parker of the federal bureau of entomology warns grasshopper poison bait must be spread thinly across the infested area at 10 to 20 pounds per acre and must break into flakes not lumps to fit small hoppers. Timing matters with best results just after sunrise when temps reach 70 to 80 degrees. The bait should be distributed before young hoppers move far and along their early path of invasion.
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Washington
Fassion
J. R. Parker
Federal Bureau of Entomology
National
Midwestern
Forestburg Divides Water Use Amid Artesian Shortage
Forestburg faces limited water supply from its artesian well with a policy restricting sprinkling by area. South side of State Highway and east of Main Street designated Mondays Wednesdays Fridays. north side and west of Main Street Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays. The note lists scarce materials and application details for field treatment.
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Forestburg
Progress On R. C. Packing Plant Remodeling
Rapid City May 31 Walter Maell ers manager of the Rapid City packing plant reports rapid progress in remodeling and rebuilding. Work includes a new concrete foundation floors and wall pours. Gray brickwork is half completed on the north side. The fireproof plant will be built around and over the present wooden structure to permit operation during construction. A new automatic and rotary smoke house will be a feature of the new plant.
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Rapid City
Walter Maellers
Rapid City Packing Plant
Surprise Newlyweds Byron Slagle Wedding Shower
A sharivari celebration honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Byron Slagle who wed recently. The event on May 31 featured dancing and visiting as the couple hosted friends.
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Carpenter
Byron Slagle
Tells Method Of Caring For Burns
Brookings special report cites Dr. Henrika Tillisch classifying burns into reddening blisters and deeper injuries. Emphasizes preventing infection and relieving pain with antiseptic picric acid and butesin. Advises sterile dressings not used improperly and seeking prompt medical care for extensive burns. Also notes 25 million cats in the United States.
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Tillisch
Wayland Band Rehearsals Open for All Ages
The Wayland band began regular Monday evening practice on May 21 with many youths and seniors in attendance. Local players from nearby areas join the sessions directed by Hilary Major for this community musical effort.
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Wayland
Uns
Hilary Major
Kellogg's Aut-Bran Promotes Health and Constipation Aid
Kellogg's Aut-Bran is promoted as a health food to prevent constipation by adding bulk similar to leafy vegetables. The cereal absorbs moisture to form a soft mass, helping clear intestinal waste, and provides vitamin B and iron. A daily two tablespoon serving is suggested for common constipation, with cautions to consult a doctor for chronic cases. Produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold in a red and steep package.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Drys Armay
Harold R. Boles
Davenport
Lows
Apcod
Boles
Tian
Judgmert
Mead
Pontiac Motor
Pontiac
Sam
Dakota North
Ders Motor Company
Huron, S. D
Mokers
R. C
State College
Brookings
Henrika Tilliseh
United States
Groger
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