Adams Township meat ring feeds farmers with weekly beef
In Adams township northeast of Howard, 32 farmers form a meat ring delivering one 658 pound beef weekly for 32 weeks each April to November. Each member pays a butcher $5 and receives 10 pounds of varied cuts weekly. The ring, run by Joe Theilen and led by president C C Barthsey, aims to publish a bulletin to expand the system statewide.
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Howard
Adame Township
Here
Joe Theilen
Adams Township
C. C. Barthsey
Joe Thelan
L B. Johnson
Extension Service
Sam Beck
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Redfield Churches To Promote Welfare Work
Redfield officials and clergy vow immediate creation of a welfare and unemployment bureau to serve winter needs. Churches pledge support and ministers offer service. Thanksgiving offering to aid locals. Union service at Our Savior's Lutheran with Rev. C Scriver Pederson and clergy assisting.
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Redfield
Redfield College
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
C. Scriver Pederson
Cast Chosen For Wesleyan Play Mr Pim Passes By
Dakota Wesleyan University announces the cast for the all college play Mr Pim Passes By to be staged November 19 and 20. Betsy Worrell department head lists George Marsden Julian Hartt Olivia Pearl Fousek Kimbell Dinah Sybil Crawixd Parker Lady Marsden Mary Janet Smith Montrose Brian Strange Marshall Miller Mitchell Carraway Pim Raymond Carhart Anne Dorothy Crouch Mitchell directs the three act Milne comedy on campus.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Pim Passer By
Dakota Wesleyan University
Betsy Worrell
Dakota, Wesleyan
George Marsden
Julian Hartt
Haca
Olivia
Pearl Fousek
Kimbell
Dinah
Sybil Crawix
Girls At Wesleyan Take Up Volleyball
MITCHELL Nov. 1 Thirty five girls have reported for volleyball practice at Dakota Wesleyan University in response to a call by the Women's Athletic association. Regular practice hours are Monday and Wednesday afternoons with an interclass tournament to close the season the week before the new quarter. Four class teams seek the championship while an archery tournament is also planned the same week. Twenty five girls are practicing archery with practice set for Monday and Wednesday afternoons. Officers include Annabelle Kelley president Lucile Myers vice president Jagmila Kingdon secretary and Alice Manon treasurer.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyen University
Women’s Athletic Association
Women's Athletic Association
Annabelle Kelley
Claremont
Lucile Myers
Salem
Jagmila Kingdon
Hitchcock
Alice Manon
Mt. Vernon
Wessington P T A Sponsors Dekotah Film Tonight
The Wessington P T A has secured the 1929 motion picture Dekotah for showing here tonight and Friday. The film, produced by the Eastern State Normal at Madison, depicts early colonization attempts by pioneer groups. Mrs Alice Bowen of Wessington, a former student at the normal, plays a key role.
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Wessington
Frankfort Legion Names New Officers
Frankfort post announces new officers including Finance Officer King Adjutant Vern Lockner and Sergeant at Arms 0 W Beab with executive committee members Harry Westwood Bryan French and Ed Walner. The American Legion Auxiliary will entertain the Legion at a party on Armistice Day at 6 p.m.
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Frankfort Legion
Frdankfort
King
Vern Lockner
F. B E. Cook
Arma
W. Beab
Harry Westwood
Bryan French
Ed Walner
American Legion
Legion
Armistica
Veteran Doctor Practiced In Howard Since 1882
Howard Nov 5 Special Dr H B Noble opened the first Miner county office and has practiced here nearly fifty years since arriving in 1882 the year after the town began He is the only continuous practitioner amid about thirty doctors over the period He recalls walking county roads for patients before owning a horse buggy and later a car Now in his 80s he keeps up with medical journals and books once housed the area’s largest private library Before a 1923 fire many books were lost He and Mrs Noble have two sons one practicing in Oregon the other in Minnesota They will spend the winter in Manchester Town with relatives
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Howard
H. B. Noble
Miner County
Noble
Old
Missouri Medical College
St. Louis
Yale to Observe Education Week at Navy High School
Yale and Navy educate week runs November 9 to 15 with Supt H E Moon announcing the schedule. Economics head Prof George Moulton speaks on What the Schools Are Helping America to Achieve in Economic Progress at 3 30 p m Monday. Wednesday brings George Longstaff to discuss Citizenship and Loyalty to Law with a 1 00 p m Tuesday program. Open week invites parents and friends to visit and participate across the sessions.
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Yale
Navy
Yate High School
H. EH. Moon
George Moulton
Department of Economics
America
George Longstaff
Longstaff and Garden Law Firm
Community Club Organized At Hayti November 20 Meet
About 150 attended the Halloween party at the district 2 schoolhouse where children presented a fine program. County Agent C A Hicks won president and organized a new community club with Dwight Dickeson president Ray Ching vice president and William Tone secretary treasurer. The first meeting will be held at the district 2 schoolhouse on November 20.
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Hayti Hayti
District No. 2
C. A. Hicks
Dwight Dickeson
Ray Ching
William ‘Tone
Water workers reinstated amid pay dispute
Three city water department employees ALP Banning H M Butler and Lowell Norstad were discharged for circulating recall petitions while on duty but returned to work. Joseph Nelson said they must fight for back pay. Attorneys vow mandamus action against Mayor Burnside to force warrants.
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City Water Department
Banning
H. M. Butler
Lowell Norstad
Joseph S. Nelson
City Water Commissioner
George W. Burnside
Commissioners
Jmen
Burdette Residents Move To Minnesota
Burdette residents George Falcon and Howard Hamilton returned from Wilton Minnesota where Falcon hauled a truck bed of household goods for Hamilton. The Hamiltons left by car for Wilton to make their home, while Mr and Mrs Hamilton had lived in the community for many years.
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Burdette
Minnesota
George Falcon
Howard Hamilton
Wilton
Minn
George
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Kamilton
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds Of Fat
A fragmented ad style piece claims a woman shed fat and double chin while regaining vigor and vitality. It touts renewed energy, bright eyes, and a youthful feel, referencing products and methods to achieve weight loss and improved appearance.
Explains Manganese And How it Is Used
CGACOMA November 5 Special report explains manganese ore mining and usage. It defines manganese as a crystalline brittle metal and describes how oxides are used directly or alloyed with iron to strengthen steel. The piece notes manganese's deoxidizing action, impurity binding, and contribution to oxidation resistance, with about fourteen pounds used per ton of steel. It also describes the bricklike ore hills formed by manganese oxidation.
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Cgacoma
Encyclopedia Américana
Wessington Woman's Club Donates to School Library
The Wessington Woman's Study Club donated fifty dollars to the Wessington school library fund to buy books for the library.
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Wessington
Woman's Study Club of
Mrs Matthews Undergoes Gall Bladder Removal in Wessington
Mrs Charles Matthews of Wessington recently underwent gall bladder removal surgery at Miller Hospital. Her condition is reported satisfactory after nine weeks of illness and partial nursing care. Once recovered she is planned to have tonsil surgery.
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Wessington
Charles Matthews
Miller Hospital
Matthews
De Smet Pioneer Honored for Years of Fair Service
De Smet Pioneer L. Nogye, longtime merry go round operator and former depot agent who later became a banker, was recognized in Lions Club and Glendora California circles. He spent summers in South Dakota and featured at De Smet’s June 10 celebration until selling his amusements.
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de Smet
L. Nogyte
Lions Magazine
Linns Club
Glendora
Calif
Nogele
California
South Dakota
Aberdeen Seeks City and County Car License Tags
Aberdeen voters backed a city commission plan aimed at separate identifiers for city and Brown County vehicle licenses. The resolution, similar to Minnesota’s Minehaha system using A-1 for city and 1 for county, was sent to Pierre for approval and received favorable remarks from the state motor vehicle department.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen City Commission
Slate Motor Vehicle Department
Brown County
Relceat Commission
Pierre
Minehaha County
Aberdeen Police Car Recognition Resolution Introduced
Commissioner KR G Young introduced a resolution to let Aberdeen police quickly identify local cars. It would also allow officers to extend courtesies to out of town vehicles.
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KR. G. Young
Aberdeen
Watertown Children to Receive Toys This Christmas
In Watertown the Cosmopolitan Club and the fire department will distribute reconditioned toys to children this Christmas. Residents donated about 2,500 toys, many needing repair. Firemen reused parts from other toys to fix them, ensuring broad distribution from city hall.
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Watertown
Tire Thief Caught At Gil bert York Hall
Bill Swaney of Hand county near Burdette was caught stealing tires at the Gilbert York hall during a recent dance. He was taken into custody by Sheriff Adam Moehr and became the first guest at the new Hand county jail.
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Burdette
Bill Swaney
Gilbert York Hall
Hand
Adam Moehr
Bill
New Hand
Buffalo Red Cross Chapter Organizes in Gann Valley
The Buffalo county Red Cross unit organized at a Gar Valley meeting with Miss Marie Vernier of the national office advising. Officers elected include H. D. Brown as chairman and R. D. Fraser as home service chairman. Buffalo County suffers from drought and grasshopper damage, with fuel shortages and no nearby railroad. The central committee plans to use the county school districts and has assigned a liaison for each district.
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Buffalo Red Cross
Gann Valley
Buffalo County Red Cross
Gar Valley
Marie Vernier
H.D. Brown
Charman
D. Martin
R. D. Fraser
Home Service
C. B. Seeman
Ie Iitdcy
Red Cross
Crow Creek
Ft Weeny
Central Committee
Doeis Tey
Returns From Wyoming Burdette and Barker Reunion
In Wyoming Burdette, Barker reported back with 13 ling, while another figure, Scheebrine, is noted with his parentage and city ties. The fragmentary item hints at a local reunion or return event involving residents and family links in the area.
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Wyoming
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