Warn motorists against gases in cold weather
Washington reports the American Automobile Association warns motorists to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning as garages close for cold weather. Do not run a car in a closed space. open a window or gas door. CO deaths have nearly doubled since 1925 with 2273 fatalities. Remove victims to fresh air and provide artificial respiration if needed. Oxygen or a CO2 in oxygen mix should be given when available.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Association
Congas Bureau
Giant 18 Pound Goose Shot In Sisseton Area
Dell Dawson and Roland Farthingan of New Effington chased a massive great gray goose at Cottonwood Take. After stripping to swim in near winter waters, Dawson retrieved a record setting bird weighing 18 pounds. It required about 12 shots to bring it down, with a seven foot wingspan and four plus foot body length.
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Sisseton
Dell Dawson
Effington
Cottonwood
Dawson
Roland Farringan
New Effington
Indian To Serve Year And Half For Larceny
WHITE RIVER NOV 22 One year and six months in the state penitentiary at Sioux Falls was the sentence imposed in circuit court here on Felix Eagle Feather Sioux warrior belonging on the Rosebud reservation who was found guilty of grand larceny by injury He was accused of killing and butchering a calf belonging to a white rancher.
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White River
Sioux Falls
Felix Eagle Feather
Rosebud
Beef Club Enrolling Closes December 31 in Canton
Canton report states that enrollments for the 4 E baby beef club will close December 31. L. C. Sayre, county agent, announced the earlier closing date noting it is one month sooner than in previous years. The decision affects area youths seeking club participation.
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Canton
L. C. Sayre
Baby Beef Projects Open for Lincoln County Boys
The notice urges Lincoln County youths to enroll in baby beef projects. Participants should send their names to Mr. Sayre immediately. The goal is to have calves fed and ready by the next fair in the fall with improvements anticipated in quality.
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Lincoln County
Neighbors husk farmer's corn during illness aid
Marion DeJong, ill in a Sioux Falls hospital, received aid from 58 Legion members and neighbors who held a corn husking bee on his farm. Four husking machines and 27 wagons husked 1,666 bushels from 40 acres. Women and Legion Auxiliary served coffee and a noon dinner to workers.
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Parker
American Legion
Marion DeJong
Sioux Falls
Legion Auxiliary
Clark Plans Winter Ice Rink Near Congregational Church
Clark November 22. To give local youths winter sport access steps are taken to flood a 30 by 200 foot space beside the Congregational church to form an ice skating rink. The area will be flooded when freezing weather comes to accommodate all skaters.
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Clark
Consragational
35 Minute Campaign Crowned The Mayor
BARTLEY LENN J. W. Tatum claims the shortest successful campaign for mayor at 35 minutes. He was not a candidate when Election Day began, but friends urged entry. After a brief 35 minute bid he defeated a single opponent 66 to 27, earning the post with a city judge salary of $1 per conviction.
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Bartley, Lenn
J. W. Tatum
Tatum
Larson elected president of Bite chapter at Pi Kappa Delta
Arthur Larson of Sioux Falls was elected president of the Bite chapter at Pi Kappa Delta national forensic fraternity at Augustana college. Fred Draper of Heatrice Neb is vice president, Dorothy Ege of Sioux Falls is corresponding secretary, and Howard Selvig of Sioux Falls is treasurer. The group plans to enter men and women debate teams, orators, and extemporaneous speakers in the national contest. Augustana set a record by placing third in debate for two consecutive times.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur Larson
Bite
Pi Kappa Delta
National Forensic Fraternity
Augustana College
Fred Draper
Heatrice
Neb
Dorothy Ege
Howard Selvig
Augustana
Beet growers paid over half a million in Black Hills
Belle Fourche reports more than $550,000 has been paid to Black Hills beet growers for the second crop payment of the year. Final payment due around December 1. Plant rushes keep pace as hundreds of thousands of tons of beets arrive and sugar content rises toward a record season.
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Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Pierre Hosts Hughes County Shows With Picnic Dinner
Pierre, Nov 2 Special the Hughes county corn and grain show and the Hughes county poultry show, sponsored by the Pierre Commercial Club and Pierre Kiwanis Club, are held in the city auditorium today and tomorrow. A committee of Pierre housewives plans a picnic dinner each day as part of the annual event.
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Pierre
Hughes County
Pierre Commercial Club
Pierre Kiwanig Club
City
Poultry Show Features 4-H Club Exhibits and Pet Stock Division
The event highlights exhibits from boy and girl 4-H poultry clubs with a new pet stock division. Rabbit and pigeon varieties will be displayed among the offerings.
Hitchcock High students buy Hansen program clock
The last year's graduating class and this year’s seniors pooled funds to purchase a Hansen program clock for the school. Periods are now timed automatically.
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Hitchcock
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