Hills Sugar Plant Opens in Black Hills
BELLE FOURCHE Oct 3 The Black Hills sugar plant begins a 61 to 70 day run employing 360 factory workers and 500 in beet fields. Mayor Dan McCutchen started the first ton of beets. 2,000 tons of beet pulp and 29,000 tons of beet molasses will be sold locally. About 3,000 cattle to be fed. plant aims to preserve breeding stock amid feeding challenges.
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Belle Fourche
Black Hills
Dan McCutchen
D. B. Pratt
Sooth Dakota
Irrigation Board
Pratt
Huron Barbers Close For Mitchell Convention
Huron barber shops will close at 10 a m Monday so barbers may attend the fifth annual convention in Mitchell. Shops will reopen Tuesday at 7:30 a m. Local union and journeymen officials urged all barbers to attend the event, which promises a large 1931 session with sanitation and workmanship demonstrations and women’s entertainment by the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce.
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Huron
Mitchell
Huron Master Barbers Union No. 1
Huron Journeymen's Local No. 936
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Huron Students Named to State College Paper Staff
Ruth and Ethel Bowe of Huron join the Industrial Collegian staff at State College Jese. Margaret Townsend of Huron is editor, William Spuling of Milesville is managing editor, and Verly Wosepka of Britton is business manager. Ethel is a junior in home economics and Ruth a freshman in general science.
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Huron
Ruth
Ethel Bowe
Industrial Collegian
State
Col Jese
Margaret Townsend
William Spuling
Milesville
Verly Wosepka
Britton
Ethel
Harmony club Meets for September Session in Raymond
The Harmony club with 11 members visited Archie Hurlbert’s home for the September meeting. Roll call listed counties of the state and their origin. Mrs. May Prentice read a history of Clark county. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Ord Moree. Lunch was arranged by Mrs. Hurlbert.
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Raymond Club
Raymond
Harmony Club
Archie Hurlbert
May Prentice
Clark County
Ord Moree
Hurlbert
Osceola Youth Injured After Fall From Trailer
Osceola October 3 Lloyd Ward age 3 son of Mr and Mrs F C Ward was injured while climbing a trailer in the yard. He fell striking his chin and cutting his tongue badly. He also hurt his chin and was taken to a doctor. He is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery.
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Osceola
Lloyd Ward
F. C. Ward
Lloyd
Potato Growers to Meet at Watertown
South Dakota potato growers plan their annual meeting and potato show in Watertown next year. A special committee will set preliminary arrangements and dates, per the board of directors announcement.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Miller Girl Among Queen Candidates at NS Teachers College
Three candidates for Gypsy Queen at Northern State Teachers College homecoming celebrations have been named Miss Marian Kartigan Aberdeen Miss Mary King Aberdeen and Miss Mildred Bebning Miller. Two male candidates Don Bunt and Joe Marshall from Aberdeen have been chosen for marshal of the day. Election of queen and marshal will occur next Tuesday.
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Aberdnom
Northern State Teachers College
Marian Kartigan
Aberdeen
Mary King
Mildred Bebning
Miller
Cate ‘Lege
Don Bunt
Joe Marshall
Marshal
Exhibitions Given By Osceola Club
Osceola demonstration club met at the Methodist church to learn woolen goods cleaning reworking old clothes and creating patterns. Demonstrators included Mrs. Tom Tyrell and Mrs. George Perry of Bancroft and Mrs. Fred Derschied Miss Bessie Neilings and Mrs. Marion Kellogg of Osceola.
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Osceola Club
Osceola
Methodist Church
Tom Tyrell
George Perry
Bancroft
Fred Derschied
Bessie Neilings
Marion Kellogg
Osceala
Bogue Plans Entry In International Show
Alan Bogry, Canton exhibitor, plans to enter the Aberdeen-Angus calf Amasa in the International Live stock Show in Chicago from November 28 to December 4. He sold the grand champion baby beef at Sioux Falls last week for a high price and is preparing the calf in Canton between high school activities.
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Bogue
Canton
Alan Bogry
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Alan
Eleven Lake County Townships Cut Levy
Eleven townships in Lake County completed changes to their levy for next year, reducing township taxes by 17500 dollars. Of five others, none levied this year, leaving three that could not reduce. Madison city cut its budget from 54000 to 36000 dollars, saving 16000 dollars in city taxes, bringing total county tax reduction to 35500 dollars for the coming year.
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Lake County
Madison
City of
Bryant To Have New Chick Hatchery Soon
Bryant plans a new chick hatchery opening this season with RK Newcomb of Madison to operate. The former Behrens building will be remodeled with work to raze the eastern block near Ward's store. A sewerage system and city water installation will be added to the site.
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Bryant
RK. Newcomb
Madison
Newcomb
Behrens
Ward
Lights Are Designed For College Library
Brookings reports State college Lincoln Memorial Library to install 79 feet of specialized reading room lighting. Five large and two small tables gain mirrored glass lighting that diffuses softly to ease eye strain. Funds come from last summer’s $1,000 cigarette tax library improvements approved by the board of regents.
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Brookings
Lincoln Memorial Library
State College
C. W. Pugsley
Pugsley
Board of Regents
Marriage Stays Steady in Depression Echoes Local Rates
Belle Fourche reports September marriages at 15 and total 127 for the past month, higher than last year, despite mood of depression. Butte County records show continued family ties with weddings up from a year ago. Raymond hosts a rummage sale at the Presbyterian church basement on October 15 with goods at Thorpmeon’s. Aid members to contribute for a December bazaar.
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Belle Fourche
Butte County
Raymond
Presbyterian Church
Thormpeon
October Finds Highways Good Across South Dakota
South Dakota state highway commission reports the first week of October shows generally good road conditions with several new detours for fall construction. Rains aided maintenance on graveled routes while performances vary on segments from Marvin to Webster and Mitchell to Stamford with gravel and pavement statuses noted along major U S routes and state highways.
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Webster
Bristol
Groton
James River
Aberdeen
Earth
Ipswich
Mobridge
McLaughlin
Thunderhawk
Earth Fair
North Dakota
Minnesota Line
Goodwin
Fair
Bemis
Watertown
Henry, Clark
Redfield
Cheyenne Agency
la Plant
Dupree
Red Elm
Newell
Belle Fourche
Minnesota
Brookings
Arlington
de Smet
Cavour
Huron
Wolsey
Miller
Pierre
Junction
Rapid City
S. 16
Custer Battlefield
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mc'Cook County
Me Vernon
Mt Vernon
Stamford
Kadekia
Sturgis
Wyoming Line
U.S. 18
Black Hille
Iowa Line
Canton
Davis
U. S. 81
Delmont
Lake Andes
Wheeler
Burke
Dallas
Winner
Olkreek
Mission
Rosebud
Martin
White River
Edgemont
Hot Springs
Meridian
Dalton
Salem
Madison
Codington
Tyndall
Aluron
Deland
Sisseton
Leola
McPherson
Armour
Plankinton
Redfild
Redfeld
Planted Snake Eggs Hatch In Flower Pot
In PRESHO Connecticut Doc Sharpe found snake eggs under a culvert and buried them in a flower pot on his porch. He forgot about them until Mrs Sharpe rushed in to say numerous small snakes had hatched and taken up residence among the flowers. The family struggles to remove the snakes from the pot and porch area.
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Presho
Doc” Sharpe
Sharpe
M. E. Aid Society At Lake Preston Elects
Lake Preston Oct 4 Special The Methodist Aid society met in church parlors with Mrs Jens Erie and Mrs P E Kelly as hostesses. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs G A Wilkinson Vice president Mrs George Larson secretary Mrs G Kingsrude treasurer Mrs P E Kelly and recording secretary Mrs Opah Stevenson A social hour and refreshments followed the meeting.
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Lake Preston
Methodist Aid Society
Jens Erie
P. E. Kelly
G. A. Wilkinson
George Larson
G. Kingsrude
Opah Stevenson
Hottest September in Mitchell Weather History
Mitchell residents will recall September 1931 as the hottest on record since weather logs began 38 years earlier. The month had 10 days with 90 to 105 degrees, a mean of 65.5 degrees above the 61.5 average, and rainfall of 3.22 inches. The prior record warm September occurred in 1922.
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Mitchell
Mitchell Weather Bureau
Preston O E S Club Guests At Henry Event
Lake Preston based O E S club traveled to Henry this week to visit Mrs. J K Johnson a former member and active worker. About 17 members took part in a social afternoon with refreshments provided by the hostess.
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Preston
O.E.S. Club
Henry Lake Preston
O.E. S. Club
Lake Preston
Henry
J. K. Johnson
Mrs Dyar Addresses Lake Preston Civic Club in Wis
Mrs. Dyar of De Smet served as principal speaker at the Lake Preston civic club meeting held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Melvin Jenson’s home. She is the state chairman of the organization and spoke on club affairs and local civic improvements.
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Dyar
Lake Preston
Wis
B. A. Dyar
de Smet
Civic Club
Melvin Jenson
Cooperation to Make the City Beautiful Highlighted at Meeting
Community service leaders spoke on cooperation to improve the city while a saxophone quartet and a Patricia Bonner reading entertained attendees. Out of town guests included Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Hobert of Oldham’s willing workers club, and Mrs. W. McCarty of De Sniel. Refreshments followed with Mrs. John Lawler and Mrs. C. Lawson assisting.
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Patricia Bonner
Atkinson
Hobert
Willing Workers Club
Oldham
W. McCarty
de Sniel
John Lawler
C. Lawson
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Miller Girl
Huron Clinic
J. C. Shirley
Sprague
LL. Saylor, M.D
Bridge Soul
U. 5
Ti-Sisseton
Peever
Wilmot Earth
Wilmot
Milbank
Colman
Dell Rapids
Renner
Sioux Fails
Beresford
Elk Point
Sioux City
M. E. Aid Society
Optometrist
Alford Huron
South Dakota Securities Co
Koerp
Luckies
SKY
Karettes
Moistere-Preat Colleghane
The
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
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