Farm Bureau to Act on Libraries in South Dakota
Nick Caspers of the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation outlined a program to expand county libraries through publicity and local outreach. The plan includes circulating pamphlets and coordinating with county Farm Bureau boards, rural schools, and community groups while seeking library support from the State Library Commission. The aim is stronger rural education and community life tied to agricultural futures.
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Rapid Ciey
South Dakota
South Dakota Library Association
Nick Caspers
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Caspers
Farm Threat
Comity Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau Board of Directors
State Pree Library Commission
Quresent
Fresno
Hiity
Farm Bureau
Purim Bureau
Howard Minister To Leave For New Post
Howard residents will bid farewell to Rev. Garl Kurtz who is leaving with his family for a new assignment at Arlington. Kurtz has led the Howard church for six and a half years and was unanimously reelected at the annual meeting. Rev F W Cannon will take over the church here.
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Ty Gow
Tuberculosis Meeting on Eradication Efforts Progress
A tuberculosis meeting discussed future eradication efforts and regional health initiatives. Participants emphasized coordinated actions, research updates, and collaboration with health departments to combat the disease.
Teply Elected President Of Wolsey Band
Wolsey group holds annual meeting naming Joe Teply as president and A Custer as secretary and treasurer. The band recently added several new members and held a lunch after the session hosted by director Erick Tungeman.
Past Officers Rule In Howard O B S Meet
Howard O B S chapter in Howard Ohio held its annual past matrons pigur with two former officers in presiding chairs Mrs Fannie Cox and Charles A Laurson. The evening featured a talk on Foreign Relations by Past Worthy Patron M MUMFORD and remarks by J J Cox, Laurson, Charles Anderson and O H Flamro. Solo readings by J J Shirey and BM Mary Mumford followed.
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Howard O.B. S
Howard
B.S
Pigur
Fannie Cox
Charles A. Laurson
B. M. Mumiford
J. J. Cox
Mr. Laurson
Charles Anderson
O. H. Flamro
J. J. Shirey
Mary Mumford
Or May Hartwick
Rains Revive Crops Around Jou Creek After Fall Rains
Crops in the Jou Creek vicinity show belated but substantial comeback as fall rains boost winter wheat and alfalfa growth. Pastures and pastures improve. no frost has been reported. Special report notes general regional benefit from rainfall.
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Joe Creek
Jou Creek
Yankton Hosts Cohesive Pioneer Day Festivities
Yankton on Saturday hosts the 12th annual Pioneer day centered on graduates and former students. Philo Larrabee leads the student committee as the Yeoman luncheon for alumni is set at noon, with President Nash hoping to greet every returning student. A 7 7 football tie last week between Sioux and Graves and a Greyhounds win over Wayne Teachers frame the day’s big game lineup, followed by a parade and evening dance as part of the homecoming program.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Philo Larrabee
Yankleu
Pioneer Gay
G. W. Nash
Graves
Greyhounds
Wayne
Gyrmdasiom
Lumber Yard Foreman Quits After 12 Years in Cavour
Cavour Oct 10 Special William Dunlevy who served 12 years as yard foreman for Cavour Lumber Co has relinquished his position. He plans visits to Chicago to rest and will live with his children for now. I J Hagen of Minneapolis will take over the post.
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Cavour
Wiliam Duniev
Cavour Lumber Company
Dunlevy
Chicago
I. J. Hagen
Minneapolis
Wessington Visitor In Wreck Returning Home
Wessington, Oct. 11 Special B. J. Henderson a former resident visiting here was seriously injured in an automobile accident on his way home to Sioux Falls His car struck a parked truck along the roadside He was taken to a Sioux Falls hospital with a broken arm multiple bruises and head and chest injuries He will be confined to the hospital for several weeks The parked truck reportedly lacked signals
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Wessington
B. J. Henderson
Sioux Falls
Henderson
Sioux Fails
Aberdeen Boy Scout Council Plans Annual Meeting
Aberdeen area Boy Scout Council announces its annual meeting to be held here on November 16 following a decision at the local board meeting. Wessington couple Elizabeth Mathews and Henry are wed in a brief ceremony reported from Wessington.
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Aberdeen
Boy Scout Council
Oet
Wessington
Elizabeth Mathews
Henry
Thieman and Thieman Couple Wed in St Josephs Church
Thieman of Wessizstos were married Tuesday morning by Rev W J Power in St Josephs church attended by Roth Cable and Andy Thieman. The newlyweds plan to reside on a farm in the community.
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Thieman
Wessizstos
W. J. Power
St. Joseph's Church
Roth Cable
Andy Thieman
Wessington Farmers Begin Corn Harvest In Fall
Wessington farmers start the annual corn harvest as rains improve winter wheat and pastures. Estimates suggest yields from 12 to 18 bushels per acre with potential for higher in some fields amid favorable conditions.
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Wessington
West Lawrence Community Meeting Notes Needing Fund Support
Community group report describes annual gathering with church involvement in the south area. Discusses rising expenses, member participation, and the need for funds while attendees receive a meal and attend the meeting.
Chicago Optometrist Offers $20 Spectacles for $2 98
A Chicago optometrist advertises glasses priced at 20 with a 2.98 offer promising a 300 day trial. Readable claims include light weight, comfort, and a case with a style hook, with no payment required until results meet customer satisfaction. The notice cites Nichols & Sons and lists addresses in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chitasa
ST. Lawrence
Spe
Nitholz & Sons
W. Jackson Blvd
Cipal
ODD FELLOWS MEET IN WESSINGTON
Members of the degree of honor met in the EO O K hall in Wessington on Monday night. After a brief business session, Kinch was served at a local cafe by the committee in charge.
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Wessington
EO. O. K
Kinch
Hog house construction spreads in Cavour area
Oct 10 specials report two farmers Albert Zell of Pearl Creek township and Thomas Dickson are building new hog houses modeled after the Mack place south of Cavour. Mack’s structure is one of the country’s most improved hog houses, built by Lon Annis of Iroquois. Zell also updates his home and farm facilities.
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Cavour
Albert Zell
Pearl Creek Township
Thomas Dickson
Philip Mack Jlace
Mack
Lon Annis
Iroquois
Mr. Zell
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