Legion Lake Project Springs In Black Hills Dream Realized
Watertown November 10 Special A lake near Mt Coolidge highway in the Black Hills will rival Sylvan Lake as a project funded by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation through Governor Green. Carle Lenker, former South Dakota Legion commander, championed the lake at the American Legion camp site. concrete dam core is underway to impound about seven and a half acres, with a 209 foot long, 32 foot high dam. Galena Creek supplies water, with an overflow gate directing flow to Grace Cotidge Creek. The plan includes stocking lake fish and creating a popular tourist feature, employing 25 to 40 men, many unemployed, under Earl Lewis oversight, with work continuing through winter. The project totals about 25,000 to 35,000 dollars funded by the RFC.
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Watertown
Hamey Peak
Mt. Coolidge
Black Hills
American Legion
Federal Reconstruction Finance Corporation
W. E. Green
State Relief Committee
Legion Lake
Carle B. Leakes
Colome
South Dakota
Lenker
Mt Coolidge
Galena Creek
Earl Lewis
Mark Lewis
Carle B.” Lenker
Col. le
Gatain
Seorcrentey
Reconstruction, Finance Corporation
Legion Camp
Jake
School Men Hold Meeting At Onida HIGHMORE
Central South Dakota school men gathered at Onida to discuss finances and athletic rules. Supt. Coacher Onida led, with Jorgenson Vivian and Wright Pierre assisting. Kraushaar and Erickson spoke. musical numbers by Keck Onida and Lange Kennebec. Permanent secretary elected Kemp Faulkton.
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Highmore
South Dakota
Onida
Supt
Coacher
Jorgenson
Vivian
Wright
Pierre
Kraushaar
Erickson
Kennebec
Messrs
Keck
Lange
Leith
Mikkelson
Harrold
Indall
Kramer
Miller
State Department of Education
Kemp
Faulkton
Aging Alan Injured In Highmore Horse Fall
J D Mills 72 of Holabird area fell from a horse injuring his left shoulder. Prompt medical care begun and he is reported making satisfactory recovery at Holabird Nov 10. Also Joe Kessler near Holabird rushed to Pierre hospital Nov 10 for immediate surgery for strangulated hernia. Fargo pioneer Mr Doland casts seventeenth presidential ballot, voting Tuesday morning after having voted for Lincoln in Michigan in his second term.
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Alan
Highmore
J. D. Mills
Holabird
Kessler
Hospital Highmore
Joe Kessler
Pierre Hospital
Doland
Py Fargo
Spink County
Mr. Fargo
Michigan
Lincoln
Inexpensive Rheumatic Pain Remedy AdleniaforPromise
An old advertisement touts Adleniafor as a cheap prescription guaranteed to stop rheumatic pains within 43 hours or money back. It claims rapid relief from uric acid deposits causing joint and muscle suffering, and promotes a 24 hour drop in excess uric acid with no pain dulling drugs.
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Longstaff Drug Co
Moore Dle
Golden Anniversary Votes Cast In Groton Couple Celebrates 50 Years
GROTON, Nov. 3. Mr and Mrs Robi Tobel of this city cast their votes Tuesday and then retired to their home where they quietly celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. They are among the earliest newlyweds of Brown county having been married in Aberdeen D T on November 8 1882. The Tobels lived in Rondell township until 1904 when they moved to the city where they have since resided.
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Groton
Robi Tobel
Brown Ay
Aberden
D. T
Vor. Tobel
Rondell
Farmers to Close Books South Dakota Record System
Brookings November 10 Special Farmers in 11 South Dakota counties will close their books for 1932 using the South Dakota Farm Record Book. County agents and State college farm management extension staff helped with Farm Account Schools. A county visit will assist farmers in completing entries and comparing with county averages.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Miiésé
State College
Leg KL Mossing
Minkeaha
Beadle
Lake
Bon Homme
Codington
Day
Meade
Perkins
Lawrence
Custer
Fall River
Potatoes Suggested as Hog Feed in South Dakota
South Dakota farmers consider using small and irregular potatoes as livestock feed. A bulletin from South Dakota State College summarizes eight experiments at Brookings on feeding raw and cooked potatoes to pigs, noting palatability, replacement ratios, and conditions for best results.
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Brookings
South Dakota
South Dakota State College
Ile
Agricultress Experiment Station
D. Achambér
Farmers Plan Early Potatoes to Stock Feed Supplies
Farmers requested pulletic to feed small irregular potatoes early in the season to conserve other feed for later use, ensuring supply during food shortages. The report notes several farmers intend to rely on the pulletic as part of their seasonal feeding strategy.
Armistice Day Program Planned in Groton
Groton will observe Armistice Day with an essay contest for high school pupils sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary. The top three essays will be read at an evening program at the high school gymnasium with musical numbers by the high school band. An all school program is set for morning.
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Groton
American Legion Auxiliary
H. A. Bargav
R. L. Snyder
Claremont
Supt. C. L. Garner
Lutheran Augustana Church
C. E. Shaleen
Relief Projects At Newell Halted By County Committee
Newell Nevada relief work on the Newell lake project and the Fairpoint road was stopped after a conference of the Butte County planning committee over Reconstruction Finance Corp funds. Only 5,000 has been granted so far and any additional money may not be available before November 15. More than half of the 3,000 already spent, and provisions for a community woodpile were made in Newell and Belle Fourche. In Doland South Dakota, Mrs. Charles Hahn hosted Delta Delta bridge club with seven games played and high seat won by Mrs. Walter Seaman, followed by a two course luncheon.
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Newell
Nev
Newell Lake
Fairpoint Road
Here
Butte County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sam Baber
Wrok
Reconstruction Corporation
Belle Fourche
Doland
Charles Hahn
Delta Delt Bridge Club
Walter Seaman
Attendance Mark At IDEA Sought
RAPID CITY. Nov 10. Efforts to establish an attendance record at the South Dakota Education Association s 50th annual convention in Rapid City November 20 to 23 are underway as the program nears completion. State Superintendent E C Giffen urges teachers and school executives to attend and notes focus on school finance taxation and administration.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Education Association
E. C. Giffen
Ambrose L.suhrie
New York University
Robert D. Crawford
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
Omaha
Nebr
Crawford
Spearfish
Coe I. Crawford
Huron
United States
Willard S. Ford
College of Education
University of Southern California
Fred Engelhardt
University of Minnesota
Jand Dy
Ernest W. Butterfield
Connecticut
Jessie M. Panghorn
Association
Giffen
Stage In Highmore School Opens In Gymnasium
Highmore High School plans a collapsible stage in the gym to host future operettas and plays for economy and convenience. Janitor and custodian G Tagg leads the construction, with the Class of 1994 first to use the new theatre for their junior play The Wren next work. The gym seats about 300.
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Highmore School
Highmore
Specia
G. Tagg
Enterlains Club Doland Hosts Bridge Evening
Mrs Levyen and Mrs Kenneth Maltby won high scores as John Levier entertained the Double Four bridge club at her home. Two tables of bridge were played and a luncheon was served by the hostess, Mrs Fred Kitzman.
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Enterlains Club
Doland
John Levier
Levyen
Kenneth Maltby
Fred, Kitzman
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Finance Corporation
Swift
Setinal Broadcasting Company
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Hotel Sherman
Randolph - Clark I Lake- LA Salle
IDEA
Chay
Cuthura
Afead
Leland Kotas
Peach St
Marshfield
Wis
Jetoris Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden
Ducurg
R. Atkinson Fox
Toba Ca
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