Range Conditions Improve In West South Dakota
Western South Dakota range and livestock conditions showed broad improvement in November per C J Borum federal agricultural statistician. Cattle reached 86 percent condition, sheep 89 percent, and range feed benefited from October moisture, with fewer storms and full range use. Many beef movements slowed while calves shipments rose, and ewes and lambs remained on ranges with ample feed.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Orteher
C. J. Borum
Federal Agricultural Maeustician
Borum
Beadle Baby Beefers Close Club Records
The Beadle Baby Beefers met at Charles Davis home November 14 to finish record books. Clem Davis presided as vice president and the group enrolled for another year in the baby beef project. County agent Cave aided in closing records. next meeting December 21 at Joseph Greenan home to elect officers.
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Beadle Baby Beefers
Charles Davis
Clare] Davis
Clem Davis
Cave
Joseph Greenan
Separate Casts Present School Play at Lead High
Two casts have practiced for the junior class play Daddy Long Legs to be performed Thursday and Friday nights in Lead high school. One cast acts Thursday and a different one Friday to give more pupils a chance to develop dramatic talent.
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Lead High School
Three Drum Corps To Perform At Watertown Elks Frolic
Watertown opens the Elks Fun Frolic with three nights of music featuring Garden City colored band and drum corps directed by Paul Falkenmeyer on Wednesday Estelline Legion drum and bugle corps under Captain Parker on Thursday Canby Minnesota ladies drum and bugle corps perform Friday night at the Elks hall and on street early in evening
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Watertown
Garden City
Paul Falkenmeyer
Estelline Legion
Captain Parker
Elks Hall
Canby
Minn
Ladies Drum and Bugle Corps
Thief Returns Watch To Madison Jeweler
A Madison jeweler reported a watch stolen from his shop and later returned with a poorly spelled note of apology. The watch, valued at FIM, was recovered, and the thief claimed to be clearing his conscience. The incident led the jeweler to doubt crooks are entirely hopeless.
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Madison
FIM
Mitchell Man Fined Has License Revoked
Cyril Funston of Mitchell pleaded guilty to driving with a suspended license and was fined one dollar and had his license revoked for a year. He and a companion were found early Sunday in a car overturned in a Mitchell ditch. Funston was injured and taken to hospital. his condition was reported as not serious.
Hartsough Wins Big Kick From Campaign Loss
Pierre, Nov. 19. Ramona publisher Charles Hartsough says he spent 14.80 on gasoline for traveling to seek votes and 11.75 on postage for letters while running for railroad commissioner. He notes 16,000 printed announcements and $2 from the Dalensburg society as campaign contributions and reflects on shaking hands with many people and making some angry.
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Charles Hartsough
Pierre
Ramona
Mets
Rste
Hartsough
Program For Library Conference In Chicago
Lew is director of the South Dakota Free Library Commission and president of the League of Library Commissions announces the tentative program for the national conference in Chicago December 2 and 3 in connection with the American Library Association meeting. Meetings December 29 and 30 will be chaired by Lewis with focus on rural library work. Participants include B. Lester Joseph L Wheeler J C Modistette Essae M Culver Christine Sanders and Louis J Bailey from several state commissions and libraries.
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Pierre
Lewis
South Dakota Free Library Commission
League of Library Commissions
Chicago
American Library Association
Library Commissions Group
South Dakota
B. Lester
Wisconsin Library Commission
Joseph L. Wheeler
Baltimore
J. C. Modistette
Louisiana Drary Commission
Essae M. Culver
Louisiana Commission
Christine Sanders
Arkansas Free Library Service Bureau
Louis J. Bailey
State Library and Historical Department
Indiran
Rail roadmaster freed after booze selling charge
Merle Fredericks the Milwaukee railroad roadmaster at Lake Preston was arrested by federal authorities Saturday in Lake Preston on a liquor selling charge. He appeared in federal court at Sions Falls Monday and was cleared of all charges.
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Lake Preston
Merle Fredericks
Milwaukee Railroad
Agar Ships 1603 8 From Belle Fourche
Will A mussen, an extensive farmer in this county area, shipped in 1600 Tambs along with 1603 8 he purchased in the Belle Fourche country arriving last Saturday.
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AGAR
Belle Fourche Agar
Will, Asmussen
Bele Fourche
Three Journalists Enter Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity
Vermillion reports three prominent editors were initiated into Sigma Delta Chi after a university banquet. Fred Monfore of Yankton Press and Dakotan, John H. Craig of Tripp Ledger, and J O Furey of Cedar County News gain associate membership for long editorial service and leadership in regional and national press groups.
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Vermillion
Sigma Delta Chi
University of South Dakota
Fred Monfore
Yankton
John H Craig
South Dakota
John H. Craig
Tripp Ledger
South Dakota Press Association
J P. O'Furey
Cedar County News
Tristate Press Association
Nebraska Press Association
National Editorial Association
Nebraska
Solux Falls Thief Makes Off With Pipe and Tobacco
In Sioux Falls on November 4 C. G. Snyder reported a theft from his locked car. A thief broke in and stole a pipe and tobacco, indicating hunger did not drive the crime.
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Solux Falls
Sioux Falls
C. G. Snyder
Snyder
Sioux Falls Declares Open Season on Pigeons
Sioux Falls city commission declares an open season to reduce pigeons in the downtown district with Bert L. Patterson to lead the campaign to curb the nuisance.
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Sioux Falls
Bert L. Patterson
Father and Son Banquet Date Change at Lake Preston
Lake Preston Congregational church men's banquet moved to Thursday evening November 23. Dr. S W Keck of Huron will attend joining the regular toast program. Annual community event highly anticipated by residents old and young.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston Congregational Church
S. W. Keck
Huron
Sioux Falls Commission OKs New Tenth Street Viaduct
After final inspection the Brows, Falla commission approved and accepted the new Tenth Street viaduct. First payment of 597,072.40 was authorized to contractors, with balance due on structure. Viaduct nearly finished aside from approaches, total cost 160,480.44. three railroads under viaduct pro‑rated, city balance 41,441. Opening to traffic set for Thanksgiving.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Falla Commission
Tenth Street
Mitchell Thanksgiving Parade to Open Observance
Mitchell prepares a Thanksgiving parade on November 27 led by the Municipal band under Joseph Tschitter in new uniforms. The march ends at the high school football field for the Dakota Wesleyan versus Yankton College intercollegiate championship game with drum and bugle corps both in the parade and at the showdown.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Municipal Band
Joseph Tschitter
Wilh
Dakota Wesleyan
Yankton College
South Dakota
Truck Strikes Car Injuring Girl in Watertown
In Watertown on November 19 a car carrying Helen Eng fifteen years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed Eng of Garden City was struck by a truck near Badger. Helen suffered a broken leg and shock but her condition was reported favorable after being taken to Watertown hospital. The truck driver fled the scene.
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Watertown
Helen Eng
Ed Eng
Garden City
Badger
Engler
Eng
Carter’s Liver Pill Ad Warns Against Substitutes
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on Carter’s Little Liver Pills with the red bottle. It warns against substitutes claiming they improve bile flow or vitality and emphasizes asking for Carter’s by name.
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Carter
Blunt School Fete Nets Good Returns
Blunt schools held their annual carnival to support the school activity fund. The event featured a mathematics play, recitations, songs, a baby show, and a band. Prizes included an electric lamp, a tapestry runner, silk socks, and a tie. An orchestra provided music for the bowery dance.
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Blunt School
BLUNT
Sidney Wasserman
Duct
Dean Parks
Farmer
Arc Lohrkamp
Frank Pigney
James Moore
Professor Siegle
Curtiss
Maynard Westlund
Thelma Troiisland
Mitchell People To Attend Huron Rally
Mitchell reports about 25 members of the Congregational church will attend a youth rally at Huron on Sunday. The event gathers young people from area congregations for community activity and fellowship.
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Mitchell
Huron
Mytichell
Missionary to Address Rally at Local Young People's gathering
A large group announced plans to travel to Huron. Alice Fenenga, missionary for Turkey, will address the rally. The Sap plans were discussed at a recent meeting where lunch was served by Mrs. Reidt, wife of Rev. C. E. Reidt.
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Young People’s Society
Huron
Alice Fenenga
Turkey
Sap
Reidt
C. E. Reidt
Blunt People Visit In Vermillion and Sioux City
Mr and Mrs Max Wasserman with Mrs L J Walker and Mrs P G Bloomenrader left Blunt for Vermillion and Sioux City the early week. Mrs Walker and Mrs Bloomenrader stay in Vermillion while Mr Wasserman and Mrs Wasserman visit Sioux City. Mrs Wasserman plans to visit Stone City while others return early next week.
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Blunt
Vermillion
Sioux City
Specia
Max Wasserman
L. J. Walker
P. G. Bloomenrader
Special Train Planned for S D E A Convention
The Chicago and Northwestern railroad will operate a special train to Sioux Falls for the South Dakota Educational Association convention, to accommodate teachers wishing to attend. The train will depart from Aberdeen on the specified dates.
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S.D.E.A
South Dakota Educational Association
Sioux Falls
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Aberdeen
Train Schedule Between Huron Stowe and Sions Falls
A Sunday schedule shows a train departing Huron at 10 a.m. and arriving Stowe by 4:15 p.m. The return trip leaves Sions Falls at 1 p.m. on Wednesday November 23, arriving in Huron at 7:30 a.m.
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Huron
Stowe
Sions Falls
Breaks Arm When Car Runs Off Road Near Wellington Springs
Special note by Carl Liedtke reports a farm accident in southeastern Hand County where a vehicle left the road near the driver’s home on Saturday. Ice accumulation on the windshield contributed to the mishap and the driver sustained a broken arm.
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Wellington Springs
Carl Liedtke
Southeastern
Hand County
President James to Attend National University Meeting
Vermillion November report states Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota departed Vermillion Sunday night for Washington to attend meetings of the Association of State Universities. He plans to return to Vermillion on Monday November 24.
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James
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Washington D
Mal Association of State Universities
James Wi
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