Statewide Debate Attracts Interest Across South Dakota
Brookings reports rising interest in farmers debate contests sponsored by community clubs. Potter county won last year over Brown, with Brown, Clay, Clark, Day, Minnehaha and Sully already debating. County champs will be chosen by January, inter county debates in January, district champs selected, and the final state championship set for Brookings during Farm and Home week in February. The topic centers on whether marketing or production efficiency most boosts farm profits.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Potter County
Brown
Brown County
Clay
Clark
Day
Minnehaha
Sully
State College
Gas Cigarette And Malt Taxes Decline
South Dakota tax revenue fell in October from 1929 levels with gasoline tax income about 555,348.5 dollars down from 606,522.43, cigarette tax 41,680.78, malt tax 960.76 compared with 1,114.45 a year earlier, according to State Treasurer A. J. Moodie.
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Pyerre
South Dakota
Sete Treasrer
A. J. Moodie
North Normal College Band Plans Spring Concert Tour
The college band organization at North Normal plans a concert tour in spring. Under director Prof Hi E Goodsell, the ensemble has arranged a practice schedule to prepare for performances.
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North
Erm Normal
Hi. E. Goodsell
Hills Ministers Name Rev Herbert President
Belle Fourche South Dakota November 11 Rev H S Herbert of Belle Fourche was named president of the newly organized Ministerial Association of the Black Hills The group includes pastors from several denominations with Rev Panl Rueb of Deadwood as vice president and Rev C L Glenn of Spearfish as secretary treasurer.
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Belle Fourche
H. S. Herbert
Ministerial Association of the
Black Hills
Panl
Rueb
Deadwoot
C. L. Glenn
Spearfish
Sioux City invite Bulow to inland waterways meeting
The Greater Sioux City committee plans to invite Senator-elect W. J. Bulow of South Dakota to join the Sioux City delegation at the inland waterways development meetings in St. Louis Missouri on November 2 and 25. The move follows interest from the South Dakota governor in inland waterways development. Rally Day celebrated at Lake Preston Congregational bible school with a program led by Mrs. D. G. Kerr drawing a large audience.
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Bulow
Sioux City
Greater
Lake’ Preston
Lake Preston
Chase Brothers Exhibit at 1930 International Livestock Show
Chase Brothers of Willow Lake South Dakota will exhibit over 300 show sheep in seven breeds at the Chicago International Livestock Exposition November 23 to December 6. Their entries include five carloads of market grade lambs judged by Chicago market authorities. entry deadlines approached.
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Chase Brothers
Chicago
South Dakota
Willow Lake
Clerk County
Chase
Veteran Railroader Dies on West Coast
Myron McCreedy an 81 year old Milwaukee Road passenger bargageman and brakeman who served 38 years from Madison to Bristol died at his Seattle home. A pioneer settler he moved from Lake County to Madison then joined the railroad, well known to travelers as a steady trainman and retiree.
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Madison
Myron McCreedy
Milwaukee Road
Liadison
Bristol
Seattle
McCreedy
Lake County
Pheasant Gift for Legion Commander O Neill
Madison Legionnaires plan to gift Ralph T. O Neill, national commander, a pheasant he shot near Madison. The stuffed bird, mounted on a wooden block with the American Legion emblem and Madison post name, has been displayed in a local store window.
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Madison
Madison Legionnaires
Ralph T. O'Neill
National Legion
South Dakota
O'Neill
Carl Johnson
Legion Post
American Legion
Madison Legion Post
Give Another Reason For McMaster Defeat
MINER November 11 reports that several readers cite McMaster’s past as a banker as a reason for his defeat. The note echoes the idea that McCullough, also a banker, was defeated for governor, suggesting banking background influenced political outcomes.
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McMaster
Miner
McCullough
Federal hunters bag many animals in Black Hills roundup
Mitchell reports October results from the Federal Bureau of Biological Survey and the Black Hills Livestock Protective Association. Hunters took 51 coyotes, plus one bobcat, three badgers, three skunk, and 18 porcupine led by Louis Knowles.
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Mitchell
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
Black Hills Livestock Protective Association
Louis Knowles
Yale Barber Shop Moves After Fire
Yale, Nov. 11 Special Fire Thursday morning destroyed William Gaughran's garage Carl Harding's barber shop and two vacant buildings owned by Abbott and Ingle. Harding has set up his shop in the building south of Zeigeldorf's meat market with one chair installed. Gaughran has not decided if he will rebuild.
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Yale
William Gaughrai
Carl Harding
Abbott and Ingle
Zeigeldorfs
Caughran
Thieves Pay Dearly For Stolen Blanket
In Alpena on November 1 the theft of a bed blanket from Grig store room led to the arrest of San Bollinger and two companions. The sheriff traced the car and found the blanket in Bollinger’s possession. He pleaded guilty in a local court and was fined ten dollars plus costs.
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Alpena
San Bollinger
Wakonda Gets Star Mail Route From Centerville
Wakonda post office will gain a daily star route to Centerville with a 1:15 departure. Carrier Rey Hewitt will operate the new route, improving mail delivery and eliminating overnight delays for Wakonda patrons and rural routes.
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Wakonda
Post Office Department
Centerville
Wakonda Post Ofice
Stat
Center
Ile
Rey Hewitt
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