Kriebs Reports Record Farm Gains Across South Dakota
Frank J. Kriebs state secretary of agriculture says South Dakota shows historic farm progress over ten years with rising acres and livestock output. He cites 15,885 farmers steady, record crops like corn, oats, barley, and dairy gains, plus expanded cattle, sheep, and poultry production through 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agripulture
Krabs
Kris Swuet Tlaver
Sinco
Poeriouth
Agreauiy
Ma Kriebs
Carnaeres
South Pakoa
Untitled fragment hides a local event note
A fragmentary OCR item describes a distant event near a beach with dates and distances but lacks clear names or locations. The readable portions hint at a race or travel detail but are too garbled to identify participants or the exact place.
Avon man buried in Iowa after death
An elderly Avon man aged 85, Mr. Aptargon, died after a fall at home. Survived by two daughters and several sons, funeral was held in Avon with burial beside his wife. Local residents Clarence Mate and J. Flamstea noted among the mourners.
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Avon
Iowa
Teha Amtersen
J. A. Tigurts
Retay
Homie County
Aptargon
Clarence Mate
Mes
J. Flamstea
Thag
Hills Neighbors attend Royal Neighbors semi annual meet
About 100 delegates from the Hills attended the Royal Neighbors semi annual conference in Wessington. The morning fruistration preceded an afternoon session starting at 1 o'clock. Miss Ina A Wood state supervisor presided at the meeting. Walter Rant Beadle county farmer plans winter travel and an auction of his farm south of Wessington on Wednesday October 4. He has not decided where the family will locate for the winter, but will visit relatives in Iowa.
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Vos
Fbisch Hills
Rapid City
Rapid Quty
Get
Wessington
Soutit Wessington
Walter Ratt
Beadle County
Wednrsday
Ranft
Towa
Day Of Doom For Pheasants Opens October 23 County Season Map
The Huvonite outlines South Dakota pheasant season with county details. Season opens October 23 in all counties. Daily bag limit five birds and possession limit is 49 birds. Restrictions appear amid notes on basement refinishing.
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South Dakota
GLEN
Rapid City Auditorium To Be Done This Week
Rapid City's new SLOG auditorium will be finished this week according to architect James Ewing. Interior decorating and minor tasks remain, flooring is being installed and scenery for the stage is in place. Balcony seats are set and temporary fittings for the main assembly room are ready on the grounds.
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Rapid City
James Ewing
Ewing
Man 65 Pleads Guilty In Sioux Falls Assault
SrulaA Pans, Get 2-4ay-van M. Skinner, charged with assault with intent to kill, attacked George Schroeder, former Sioux Falls hotel manager, on the night of August 24. He appeared before Judge J L Floever as sentencing was announced. The 65-year-old night watchman has been jailed since the day after the shooting. Skinner’s charges allege he fired a pistol, seriously wounding Schroeder.
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Srulaa Pans
van M. Skinner
George Schroeder
Sioux Falls
J. L. Floever
Schroder
Groton Roads Damaged by Heavy Rains Last Week
Groton October 2 reports show roads leading into Groton in poor condition from heavy rains last week. Highway 27 between Hit city was abandoned for several days but is now passable. Farmers say moisture benefits but came too late to save mowing in many fields. Weather conditions north and west of the city show rain and damp soil improving.
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Groton
Speare
Dsua
Hit
Alte de Bhrasiiy Ioungane
Veporty
Knox resigns from Groton bank for Detroit position
Knox, vice president of the First National Bank of Groton, has resign ed his post. He has moved to Detroit, Michigan, to accept a position with the Detroit Guarantee Bank.
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Ana Banher Bestins
Spetial
H. RE. Knox
First Tional Bank of Groton
Knox
Detroit
Petroit Guarantee Bank of Phar Wily
Legion Convention Delegates Travel to Louisville
Mrs secretary of the Ash um Legion and a district committee member attend the American Legion and Austy convention in Louisville Ky this week as official delegates. Ewing represents the fifth district.
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Legion
The
Ashum Legion
Louisville
Ewing
Ashton Auxiliary Holds Double Installation Ceremony
Ashton October 2 Special report outlines joint installation for Ashton post American Legion and Auxiliary. New officers include John W. Rymers as past commander and George Kutschke as vice commander with Bernice Ewing and Pete McMillan installation officers. Other roles filled: Emma Payne president, Esther Stahl first and second presidents, Nell Small parliamentarian, Violet Ren chaplain, Maude Carr treasurer, and Emma Strahl historian.
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Ashton
American Legion
Bernice Ewing
Pete McMillan
John W. Rymers
George Kutschke
Athal
Joseph Lapke
Weassinston Church In Mission Services
A mission is conducted at St. Joseph's church in Wessington this week with two services daily. Special sermons are delivered by Rev. Father Thomas Fagan of Omaha assisted by Rev. J. W. Power of Wellington.
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Wessington
Qow
St. Joseph's Church
Thomas Fagan
Omaha
J. W. Power
Wellington
Iroquois Gravel Held Up Pending Hearing
City officials delay road work as gravel supply from a nearby Beardie county pit awaits a county commissioners meeting. The council supports the traveling proposal and has a bid for gravel placement, with hopes to begin before winter.
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Ing Wuuis
Berg Prayeen
Iroquois
Beatle County Commissioners
Troquais
Beardie County
Sity Council
Iroquois Church Undergoing Extensive Remodeling
Iroquois church in Paris Galh ht is being extensively remodeled and improved. When finished it will be one of the finest church edifices in the district. Interior redecorating and reordering are underway.
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Iroquois
Paris
Pocket Gopher Added to South Dakota State College Museum
A black and white pocket gopher was added to the zoology museum at South Dakota State College. Professor B.C. Severin, curator of the U.S. Agricultural Experiment Station at Redfield, sent the specimen. Mr. McFadden had recently trapped similar animals nearby.
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Brookings
Department of Zoology
South Dakota State College
B.C. Severin
United States Agricultaray
Redfield
McFadden
Asari Drow Pocket Seals Victory Against Horuboh
In a tense bout, Asari Drow edges Horuboh as Professor Se watches. The match showcases swift exchanges and key takedowns that tilt the score in favor of Drow. Spectators note Se’s calm presence amid the competitive clash.
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Asari
Professor Se
Iroquois Clock Whistle Trial Report
Iroquois tests a new clock whistle with a town-wide sound at seven in the morning and six in the evening. The device reportedly malfunctions, sounding inconsistently and protruding from its mount, drawing community attention and prompting officials to review the situation at the St. Lawrence area festival proceedings.
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