Holstein Tries For New Record
Brookings November 11 College Aggie Bey Mutual a prize Holstein cow from the state college herd has begun an official attempt to break the herd production record. She has set three records in prior tests and may reach 1000 pounds of butterfat this time. College Aggie Belle Mutual seven years old is the daughter of Sir Aggie Korndyke.
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Brookings
College
Aggie Bey+ Mutual
State College
T. M. Olson
College Aggie Belle Mutual
Aggie Colantha Korndyke
Dairy Cattle
Olson
Man Fined for Attacking Deputy sheriff near Valley Union
John Hanson of Mitchell paid 50 in fines and 13.60 costs after assaulting deputy sheriff C. H. Markus of Douglas county outside a Valley Union dance hall nine miles north. The incident delayed but did not prevent arrest. Hanson was jailed and appeared before Justice F. H. Hanomitt.
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Armour
John Hanson
Mitchell Revelfer
Douglas County
C. H. Markus
Hanson
Valley Union
Here
F. H. Hanomitt
Vandals Strike Two Rural Schools in Wellington Area
In Wellington on November 11 authorities warned that anyone destroying school property would be punished. At Updike School desks were torn from floors and scattered in the basement, windows damaged, playground equipment wrecked, ink daubed on floors and walls, manure spread in the barn and furnace, with similar depredations at Past School as the building was left in disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Updike
Walla
Vandalism Disrupts Schools. Guilty Parties Made to Clean Up
The text notes vandalism at Ranft school in Rose Hill with dirt carried into the building. Sheriff Mohr of Miller alerted and soon rounded up the guilty parties, who were ordered to clean the school and pay for the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Updike
Hand
Ranft
Rose Hill
Mohr
Miller
South Dakota Legion Sets 1931 Membership Test
The American Legion monitors its 1931 membership in South Dakota against the department quota. National Headquarters will telegraph results on November 18 to 58 departments worldwide as commanders gather to review the standings. The race for top honors drives the plan of service in the coming year.
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South Dakota Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
South Dakota
Legion
National
Daylight Bandits Raid Sioux Falls Grocery Store
In Sioux Falls on Saturday two masked robbers forced youth D. Irving into a back room of his grocery store and stole merchandise plus about 40 dollars. Irving gave a description of the two men, who wore handkerchiefs over their faces, tying the incident to a prior slaying involving Wayne Fanehurst.
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Sioux Falls
Youthes D. Irving
Irving
J. ©. Irving
Wayne Fanehurst
Bronson Elected President of Black Hills C C
At the Black Hills Associated Commercial Clubs annual meeting in Hot Springs R L Bronson of Rapid City was elected president and secretary. Other officers named were L Morrison of Belle Fourche vice president Albert Halley of Rapid City treasurer and Lee Boyer of Deadwood a director. A committee was formed to promote winter playground activities and discuss the 1931 Black Hills folders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson
Black Hills C. C. Hot Springs
Associated Commercial Clubs of the
Black Hills
R. L. Bronson
Rapid City
L. ©. Morrison
Belle Fourche
Albert Halley
Lee Boyer
Deadwood
Notables Talk At Gridiron Banquet In Vermillion
Vermillion November 11 Herman G James will be toastmaster at Sigma Delta Chi annual Gridiron dinner at Vermillion high school gym. Will welcome guests roast the editors and reporters and others. The institute runs through Dakota Day with speeches by Willard G Bleyer and Wright Patterson.
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Vermillion
Herman G. James
Sigma Delta Chi
University of South Dakota
Vermillion High School
Palmer Robinson
Dr. James
Washington
Journalism Department
University
Willard G. Bleyer
School of Journalism
University of Wisconsin
Wright Patterson
Western Newspaper Union
Chicago
Bleyer
Patterson
The
Western Union
Institute
Casper Nohmer
Hayti
South Dakota Press Association
Charles McCaffree
Linux Falls
Fred Christopherson
Argus Leader
J. H. Hoogemakker
Advocate Leader
Kennebec
George Masters
Yankton Press
Dakotan
Herman G. Traschel
Department of Government
B. Nissen
South Dakota Education Association Journal
Robert P. Howard
Associated Press
South Dakota
North Dakota
Dakota Day
James
Red Owl Opens Company Owned Store in Madison
Red Owl chain, active in the northwest with leased stores, opens its first company owned building in Madison. The fireproof bungalow structure features modern display and sales equipment and will sell meat alongside groceries. The chain already operates two Madison stores.
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Red Owl
Madison
Northwest
Predators Hit Chickens and Turkeys Near Nemo
Poultry and turkey raisers in and near Nemo report heavy losses from bobcats coyotes and weasels. Weasels slip into poultry houses attack birds kill them drain blood and leave carcasses. Despite vigilance predations continue, marking a peak in losses this year.
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Nemo
Directors Named for Watertown Y M C A
Watertown Y M C A elects new board members Enoch Lindaurst Ward T Williams and W E Frantz at the annual meeting. Re-elected to the board are Dr A J Paulson George K Burt Dr C M Freeburg A R Henrikson A C Nelson and J J Chapin. Dr A J Paulson remains president Judge Lloyd B Peterson vice president C A Heaton secretary and M E Moore treasurer. The association shows 443 members and approved the coming year budget.
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Watertown Y.M.C.A. Watertown
Watertown Y. M. C. A
Enoch Lindaurst
Ward T. Williams
W. E. Frantz
A. J. Paulson
George K. Burt
C. M. Freeburg
A R. Henrikson
A. C. Nelson
J J. Chapin
Postal Workers Hold Meeting At Hitchcock
The Hand and Beadle county postal forces and Tulare met at Odd Fellows hall for a social fall gathering. A pot luck supper followed by a program featured solos, violin, piano, readings, community singing, and a keynote by C. H. Cotton with a reply by August W. Abel. A business session and an informal sociable close the event.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
Hand
Beadle
Tulare
Odd Fellows Hall
R. Brant
Leon Palbart
Mrs. C. Lemke
Beth Steffen
Leon Hobart
Miss Kieffer
Harriet Selyst
Paul Kieffer
Wessington Springs
C. H. Cotton
August W. Abel
Beadle County
New Home Demonstration Agent Named in Dakota Counties
Miss Eunice A. Horn of Milwaukee is the new home demonstration agent for Clay Union and Yankton counties. She succeeds Mrs. Hilda Laabs Peterson, who resigned.
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Yankton
Eunice A. Horn
Milwaukee
Clay, Union
Yankton Counties
Hilda Laabs-Peterson
Buffalo County Men Have Narrow Escape
GANN VALLEY November 1 three Buffalo county men Commissioner A G Wendt Bryan Menzie and Godfrey Loudner narrowly escaped a fatal crash when their wrecked Buick sedan overturned lit and burned after colliding with a drove of cattle on a highway returning home from Gann Valley to Ft Thompson Their car was destroyed by fire but all three men suffered only minor injuries authorities say no signal light ahead of the cattle was observed as required by state law
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Gann Valley
Opev
A. G. Wendt
Bryan Menzie
Godfrey Loudner
Buffalo County
Wendt
Menzie
Loudner
Ft. Thompson
Church Plans Father Son Banquet in Lake Preston
The Lake Preston church announces its annual father and son banquet with details to follow. The event planning emphasizes fellowship and community participation for the congregation.
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Lake Preston
Congregational Church Lake Preston Event Speaker
Sponsored by the men’s class of the Congregational church of Lake Preston a gathering will be held November 21 in the church dining room. Rev S W Keck of Huron will be the main speaker for the evening.
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Congregational Church of
Lake Preston
S. W. Keck
Huron
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Chas, W. Lemke
Yale
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