Pheasant season extension still uncertain says official
Pierre South Dakota November 12 C Johnson director of the state game and fish department said many requests for an extended pheasant season have been received but delaying extension would be required. A commission vote then county publication and a 10 day waiting period would follow. The earliest extension could start is about December first with weather uncertainty and reduced hunter enthusiasm cited as reasons against extending.
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Johnson
Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish
Salem Girl Scholarship Winner Declared
Madison newspaper brief notes Regine McMahon of Salem won the University Women of Madison Eastern State Teachers College scholarship. The local AAUW chapter funds the annual scholarship and supports the national fellowship drive. Funds are raised by a bridge party, with Elks Club hosting the event and around two hundred guests expected. Mrs. Sherwood and Mrs. Hoagland lead the organizing efforts.
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Madison
Regine ‘McMahon
Salem
University Women of Madison
Eastern State
Teachers’ College
The
Elks Club
C. HE. Sherwood
C. C. Hoagland
Doctor removes pheasant bone from esophagus in rare operation
Madison November 22 A local specialist performed a delicate procedure to remove a pheasant bone half an inch thick lodged low in the esophagus of Albert Eggebraaten Rutland. A long electrically lit metal tube was inserted the full length of the gullet to extract the bone. Only two of these instruments exist in the state one in Madison and one in Sioux Falls. Eggebraaten was reported resting comfortably after the operation.
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Madison
Albert
Eggebraaten
Rutland
Sioux Falls
James Attends National University Meeting in Chicago
Vermillion November 12 Fierman G. James president of the University of South Dakota attends meetings of the National Association of State Universities in Chicago November 11 and 12. He will speak at a dinner in Chicago hosted by USD alumni for himself and Mrs James.
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Fierman G. James
University of South Dakota
National Association of State Universities
Chicago
James
County to keep only one road open this year
Eureka November 12. McPherson county board of commissioners, citing last winter’s high costs, voted November 5 to keep State Highway No. 10 open for winter only, with all other roads to be opened by nearby farmers or users at their expense. They ordered a carload of snow fences for State Highway No. WH and directed D. D. Savage, the pathways superintendent, to buy posts to erect the fences.
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Eureka
Board of County Commissioners
McPherson
McPherson County
Leva
D. D. Savage
Hereford cattle fed on Scotland farm in late November
Fred Piatmer, stock feeder of Bon Hormmine county, placed 47 head of Hereford cattle in his reed yarn at his farm nine miles southwest of Jere. The average weight of the animals is 2033 pounds.
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Hereford Cattle
Scotland
Fred Piatmer
Bon Hormmine
Hay
Jere
Baumgardt To Present Lecture On Astronomy
In Aberdeen on November 12 a special evening with the stars lecture on the heavens will be delivered on the Normal platform by Professor B. J. Baumgardt. The program promises a spectacular glimpse into astronomical wonders and celestial phenomena.
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Aberdeen
Professor B
Jt, Baumgardt
Complete new feldspar mine at Keystone opens
The new feldspar mine at Keystone has been completed and tested. Foreman Mr Garthwait directs 100 tons of ground feldspar ready for shipment. Mahlon Susong of Erwin will oversee the mill, reside in Keystone, and manage operations. Garthwait will demolish the Murphysboro mill and ship to Rochester, N Y. Hugo mine head Atcheson leads other company holdings. The mill, when at full capacity, will employ about 25 men.
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Keystone
Garthwait
Mahlon’ Susong
Erwin, Venn
Murphysboro
Lil
Rochester
N. Y
Atcheson
Hugo
Mrs Murray Leads Phi Sigma Isla Language Fraternity
Vermillion notes Mrs Dorothy Murray of the University of South Dakota was elected president of Phi Sigma I sla honorary romance language fraternity installed recently. Other officers named include William Guevara as vice president Gertrude Danielson as secretary and Delma Saith Mitchell as treasurer.
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Murray
Vermillion
Dorothy Murray
University of South Dakota
Phi Sis
125 Bushels of Corn in One Day by Detroit Man
Hobert Emerson of Detroit Michigan husked 125 bushels of corn at the Andrew Wollman farm near Meno in a day. The corn came from Jim river bottom land noted as among the county’s best fields. Emerson and two companions traveled from Detroit via North Dakota to Saskatchewan before returning after threshing. They host large elk antlers and a moose trophy from their northern journey.
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Meno
Hobert Emerson
Detroit
Mich
Andrew Wollman
Jim River
Emerson
Menro
Hervested
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
Canada
Notary Public in State Since 1879 Claims Spearfish Record
James F. Summers of Spearfish asserts the longest continuous notary public commission in South Dakota. He says his first commission came from the territorial government in 18TY, marking 1879 as the milestone referenced.
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Spearfish
James F. Summers
South Dakota
Rush Buildings To Completion At Miller
Miller November weather remains favorable for bricklaying. Two structures, the Presbyterian church and George Esoph's two story building, are nearing completion with enclosure possibly delayed by water. Extra help is expected to speed up progress.
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Rush Buildings
Miller
Presbyterian Church
George Esoph
Study shows more hours in three R's today
Aberdeen reports Professor J. M. McCallister finds pupils in 444 U S cities now spend more time on the three R's than in earlier eras. Data trace hours from 1826 to 1920 and show schooling days rising from 82 to 1,550 by 1926, with 3 565 hours of study in the same subjects in 1920. Also notes Emmons and Sioux counties sale of land to A H Brown Land Company.
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Aberdeen
J. M. McCallister
Northern Normal
Alter
United States
Carrie
McCallister
Mobridge
South Dakota Line
Emmons
Sioux Counties
North Dakota
A. H. Brown Land Company
Horns on Doe Deer Puzzle State Officials
Pierre November 12 state game and fish department experts investigate why a female deer bore horns. Deputy warden Vouches for Bant Krug of Huron as the slain doe, about three to four years old, with two fawns. The velvet was described and examined by O H Jonson, director, who noted the abnormality.
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Pierre
State Game and Fish Department
EG. Adams
Custer
Bant Krug
Huron
Stinl
Velvet
Ik Thedos
Hill City
Deerfield
O. H. Jonson
Idling the Ice Case Reported to Biological Survey
A man named Johnson said he would report the unusual case to the U S Bureau of Biological Survey citing that idling the ice could not be held a violation of law due to the law specifying visible horns.
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Johnson
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
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Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia Candy Eitchen
H. A. Johnson
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