Weather Aids South Dakota Highway Work This Fall
The South Dakota highway department reports ongoing construction and detours to keep main roads in good conditions for winter travel. Weather and rains have aided maintenance with numerous gravel and earth sections described as good or fair, and several routes show paving or resurfacing progress from Pierre to Rapid City and beyond.
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Peerre
South Dakota
Highway Department
Yellowstone
Trail
Minnesota
Milbark
Marvin
Webster
Summit
Bristol
Groton
Grotom
James River
Aberdeen
Peving
Wing
Ipswich
Mobridge
cLaughlin
BicLaughlin
Thunderhawk
Earth
Nacth
Dakota Line
Cravel
Good
Pierre
U. S 16
Rapid City
U.S. 18
Custer Battlefield
Sioux Falls
Avement
Pave- Tnend
Mitchel
McCock County
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Ve
Deyis
State 37
Delmont
Sarfpce
Demont
Lake Andes
Wheeler
Burke
Defias
Dullax
Winner
Olcreek
Mission
Missiute
Rosebud
Martin
White River
Edgemont
Wyoming Line
Hot Springs
U. Sil
Meridian
Parkton
Tyndall
Parkstom
Harom
North Dakota
Sisseton
Leola
McPherson
U. S
Armour
Plankington
Wolsey
Red
Redfield
UU. S. T—Sisseton
Peever
Wilmot
Millicenter
Brookings
Colma
Dell Rapids
Shoe Falla
Beresford
Dik Point
Grevel
Vous
Sioux City
Liquor Offenders Given Suspended Form in Prairie County
Three young men from Willow Lake were arrested for liquor offenses at the fair here on June 33. They were sentenced to ten days in jail with credit for good behavior and placed on suspended forms as part of the penalties.
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Tabor
Willow Lake
Program for Seasonal Affairs At The Most Pleasant Times
The notice outlines a program for seasonal affairs highlighting the most pleasant occasions of the solar year. It emphasizes gatherings, cultural events, and community celebrations planned to occur during favorable months with an inviting tone and inclusive language.
Dog Rescued After Stray Police Dog wedged between buildings
In De Smet on October 19 special report, a stray police dog became wedged between two buildings while trying to pass. After an hour of patient effort, rescuers dropped a lead over the dog’s neck, pulled him free and he escaped uninjured and happy.
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DE Smet
Green Invited to Governors Meeting in Midwest
Pierre Oct 10 Governor Warren Green was invited by Governor Ban Turner to a conference of Midwestern state executives to promote a movement to boost farmer purchasing power and stabilize credit. The plan aims to revive purchasing power, aid farm prices, and secure federal aid for easier farm credit. The Iowa governor urged coordinated action among middle western states to help farmers obtain better prices, with a conference hoped soon and momentum growing in Iowa and Nebraska.
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Middle West
East
Agai
Wener
Labar
Iowa
Green
Towa
Nebrasisa
Parkston Grading Advances on Local Gravel Road
Parkston reports completion of the graveling from Milltown to east of the city and preparation to cover the highway west to the Douglas county line. Crews also advance on round comer and bridge work on state highway 37 near Parkston, aiming to reduce two dangerous corners.
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Parkston
Milltown
Clayton
Hutchinson County
Douglas County
Ree Heights Legion Names Officers for Year
Ree Heights Oct. 10 Hensley Post American Legion elected Julius Funk as commander to serve the coming year. F A Lewis was chosen vice commander with other officers named Adjutant F I Goth historian Mitt Hickcox chaplain Theo Meckel vercant at arms Lloyd Maets quartermaster I Subn and publicity officer Wey Stockman. New officers have begun duties and will compile the membership list as a first duty.
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Ree Heights
Legion
Wey
Extension Club To Hold Demonstrations In Brean
Extension club officers elected at the meeting include Chairman Mrs. Ross Cummings and Vice Chairman Mrs. O J Olson with Miss Veila Van Horn as secretary treasurer and Miss Sara Dewing as home extension agent. AM meetings to be held at the Everett Van Horn home during the week to arrange for their third year of work.
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BREAN
Ross Cummings
O. J. Olson
Treqeurer
Veila van Horn
Sara Dewing
Stem Agent AM
Everett van Horn
Seek To Take Over Failed Bank Affairs
A petition requests control over the failed Wellington Springs bank's affairs. The document notes the banking department holds the depositors' assets, with deposits settled in stages. The bank failed on March 30, and a portion of funds has been paid to depositors, with the last dividend likely due in June 1900s.
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Wellington Springs
Iai
Wate Banking Department
Stolen Highmore Car Is Recovered
Highmore police recovered the Ford coupe owned by J. G. By of Highmers after it vanished from the scene Sunday evening. The thieves appeared to have forced the door and removed keys, but the car was found later with the scene showing no further damage. Authorities believe the vehicle was taken by two men who used a gun in the theft.
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Highmore
J. G
Highmers
Baron Sundae
Gileves
Raymond Aid Plans Events at October rummage sale
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society in Raymond held a meeting at Mrs. W. S. Thompen to arrange a rummage sale. Donations invited at Heath Thompson store. Next meeting October 15. Committees listed for October through May with dames and helpers named.
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Raymond
Oct
Presbyterian Latics Aid Society
W. S. Thompen
Eeatth Thompson
Alfred Johnson
E. B. Jones
W. W. Danforth
Frank Graham
al Bell
A. Twaddle
C. Bell
Charlee Darling
Emil Myer
George Erps
Harry Thorp
Arthur Danforth
Harpers
Meslaneea W. Merbach
Jerauld Institute To Be Held Next Week
Necmel institutes for Jerauld county will be held here October 14 and 15. County Superintendent Earl Gregory announced this morning. Dr Nash president of Yankton college will conduct and lectures. Miss Mabel Smith of New York City will lead the course of study. Music instruction shown by Miss Berthe Wehl and Miss Xuecille Murphy, both of this city.
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Jerauld Institute
Wellingtion Springs
Jerauld County
KH Wee
Earl Gregory
Nash
Yankton College
Mabel Smith
New York City
Berthe Wehl
Xuecille Murphy
Fame Hay Crop Good Along Missouri River
Springfield reports indicate land along the Missouri River yields an average hay crop despite drought. Farmers secured good second alfalfa cuts and may obtain a third if frost delays. W B C members gathered at Mrs. Lowe’s for welfare comforters and social time, with supper served and rain and sun shaping table decor. Yale session noted Ladies Aid at Mrs. Harding's home with ten members answering roll call and lunch served.
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Missouri River
Ringfield
Gioiatee
W. B.C
Yale AW
YALE
Specia
Ladies Aid
E. Harding
EK. Harding
Petition for County Expense Reduction in SWET Area
About nine hundred fifty-one signatures were gathered on petitions presented to the Budgesbury county Board of commissioners this week from townships countywide. They ask material reductions in county expenses, including salaries and highway department costs, sheriff’s office cuts, and deputy superintendent of schools eliminations. The board reduced the levy to two thirds of 1931, totaling 73016 dollars.
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Bidgesbury
Cone
Manty
Board of Commissioners
Highway Department
Sclols
Fire damages Dierdorf property in Highmore
A dwelling on the Dierdorf place occupied by the Jesse Fiehsend family burned while the family was away. The event occurred during the past week in Highmore.
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Ifause Burns
Flame and the ratio sparks dispute at SEI event
A murky report notes a debate over a ratio claim at a SEI gathering. The fragment mentions a figure titled flame and a phrase about a party, with unclear context and no named individuals. Further details are unreadable.
Buffalo Institute Conducted by Nash at Gann Valley
Dr. G. W. Mash president of Yank's college will conduct a two day teacher institute for Buffalo county educators at Gann Valley October 12 and 13. Miss Mabel Smith from Teachers College Colombia University will discuss the new South Dakota course of study and both speakers will address a PTA meeting October 12 evening at Gann Valley.
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Buffalo Institute
Nash
Gann Valley
G. W. Mash
Yank‘s College
Buffalo County
Mabel Smith
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York City
Rtvo
New South Dakota
Watertown Streets Get Tar Surfacing This Fall
City engineer W F Cochrane announces tar surfacing on Kemp Avenue and Fifth Street S for a tarvia finish. Projects aim to create a hard surfaced route from the highway paving end in Rington County to the downtown business district, marking fall street improvements.
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Watertown
Det 10
District Rebekahs Meet At Springs
Royal Neighbors of America district meeting set for Wessington Springs on November 4 with Mrs. Martha Gatw as president. State Supervisor Mina M. Wood and District Deputy Louise Le Engle of Huron expected to attend. Afternoon and evening sessions planned.
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Rebekahs
Wessington Springs
Royal Neighbors of America
Martha Gatw
Mina M. Wood
Louise le Engle
Huron
Alezae Society Meets Yale at October Meeting
At the Ladies Altar Society meeting held here this week, nineteen members answered roll call. A business session was held and minutes read. Cash from hand No 2 was turned over to the treasurer. Miss Kate M1 served lunch. guests included John Cavansugh.
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Alesa Society
YALE
Gyedal
Ladies Altar Society
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