Dam Rebuilds Planned for Sioux River Near Baltic
Sioux River dam near Baltic to be rebuilt by South Dakota Game and Fish Commission with $3,000 for adjacent water rights to raise head to seven feet. Repair cost estimated at $1,000. Six state hunters to continue predator control. wardens to be hired for part and full time. Multiple artificial lake projects and dam works listed across James River and Hardington areas with surveys, appraisals, and land considerations ongoing.
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Johnson
Firesteel
James
James River
Antelope Preserve
Hardingtoun
Canistota Articial
Turtle Creek
Twin Lakes
Spink County
McLaughlin
Game and Fish Commission
Andles Lake
Charles Mix County
Blue Dog Lake
Day County
Pioneer of Sully County Is Buried
Funeral services were held at the home Sunday for Mrs. Jake Weischedel who died Friday night after months of illness. Survived by her husband, three daughters Fannie Brahe Stella Brehe Minnie Currier, and seven sons Frank Charles Fred Wil Ralph Howard and Dan, all of Sully county. Buried in Onida Cemetery.
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Sully County
Jake Weischedel
Pearl Township
Fannie Brahe
Stella Brehe
Minnie Currier
Frank
Charles
Fred
Wil
Ralph
Howard
Dan
Weischedel
Onida
Cattle and Pigs Shipped From Sully County area
Onida reports large shipments of stock cattle unfinished cattle stock pigs and thin pigs due to feed shortages. J I Gustafson of Gustafson Implement Co moves 1000 pigs to Nebraska awaiting slaughter. About 600 head of choice stock pigs around 125 pounds average shipped Friday by Johnson and Spears to Minnesota. Prices ranged from 3 to 5 and one price varied.
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Sully
Onida
J. I. Gustafson
Gustefson Implement Company
Nebraska
Minnsavta Tuyer
Johnson and
Spears
Bison Farmer Sees Profits From Alfalfa Crops
Rudolph Kolb, a farmer 21 miles south of here, reports alfalfa yields in the west river country. This year he harvested 254 bushels at about 18 dollars per bushel, versus 153 last year. He notes larger first cutting this year than last, when he had six hay stacks totaling 30 tons per stack.
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Rudolph Kolb
Here
West River
Kolb
South Dakota Agriculture Shows Large Farm Stats
Pierre September 2. Five thousand acre farms exist in South Dakota with 17 farms of that size or larger. Secretary L G Troth reports the state has 83 154 farms averaging 48 acres each and a total farm value of 1 289 977 311 dollars. Machinery is valued at 107 576 304 dollars and livestock totals include 613 976 horses 19 689 mules 1 659 038 cattle 488 637 milking cows 1 502 961 hogs and 8 569 156 chickens. Troth notes the state could support a population several times larger given normal rainfall and profitable prices.
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S. D. Pierre
South Dakota
L. G. Troth
United States
Troth
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Mr. Troth
Threshing Returns Spotted In Dakotas Stirred by Report
ST PAUL Minn Sept 2 Threshing returns from the grain sections of South Dakota Minnesota North Dakota and Montana are spotted and in many sections below anticipated volume. Yields in the Red River Valley western Minnesota eastern North Dakota generally satisfactory with good finality. In central North Dakota and large areas of South Dakota yields are disappointing. Recent rains improved pastures and prospects are livestock can be fed if favorable weather continues. Three will be little grain for feeding with farmers relying on grass. Market shipments this year smaller than many years as much grain kept for feed and seed in 1932. Grain shipped to terminal markets moved to interior points especially drought areas for feed.
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Dakotas
ST. Paul
Min
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Farmers Union Terninal Association
Red River Valley
North Dakotta
Association
Onida Rangers Camp Trip To Pierre
Onida Rangers led by Floyd Bleindell and 19 volunteers traveled to Pierre for a day and night of camping. Headquarters were at Midway camp with cabins and campfire meals. They toured the capitol building tunnel to state home engine house rail yard and round house before returning to Onida Saturday evening.
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Omws
Eperlal
Jeader
Floyd Bleindell
Pierre
Midway Camp
Capitol Building
Round House
Charles Porter
Mr. Blaisdell
Athol Church Plans For 50th Birthday
Athol Congregational church prepares to mark its 30th anniversary with morning service at 13 39 and an evening service at 8 00 on Sunday September 18. State superintendents and speakers expected with special music greetings from former pastors and friends.
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Athol
Athol Congregational Church
Youth At Esmond Suffers Injuries Twice In 2 Days
Ronald Lovell aged 15 is recovering after two injuries in Esmond. He was cut above the eye when a buckle on a runner's overalls struck him during a diamond ball game. The following day he sustained severe burns lighting a gas lamp, with the worst burns on his hand.
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Esmond
Ronald Lovell
Ronald
Funeral services for Louie Grandpre at Conde church
Louie Grandpre, 73, died of heart disease last Wednesday while returning from Crandill with his wife and daughter Mary. Funeral rites were held Saturday at Conde Catholic church with burial in Turton cemetery. Born June 2, 1459 in Kankakee county Illinois, he leaves a widow, five sons and two daughters.
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Conde
Louie Grandpre
Crandill
Mary
Conde Catholic Church
Turton
Grandpre
Kankakee County
Ilinois
Lane Consolidated School Reopens with New Faculty List
Lane Sept 2 special report lists teachers for fall term including J W Sherburne Lane superintendent Anna Redman Wessington Springs English and speech Minnie Schroeder Woonsocket music and social science Lucile Cummings Mitchell home economics and science William Luker Lane seventh and eighth grades Lawrence Godfray Corsica fifth and sixth grades Dorothy Brandenburg Alpena third and fourth grades Mrs March Butz Lane first and second grades.
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Lane
J. W. Sherburne
Anna Redman
Wessington Springs
Minnie Schroeder
Woonsocket
Lucile Cummings
Mitchell
William Luker
Lawrence
Godfray
Corsica
Dorothy Brandenburg
Alpena
Mre
March Butz
Employment conditions in South Dakota July report
South Dakota employment in July was described as favorable by state director Charles S. Weiler. With near normal activity in meat packing and creameries, gains occurred in gravel and cement tile industries, ice cream and beverage sectors, and railroad freight. Public works, including a $969,000 building program, supported many workers though drought and grasshopper pests reduced harvest help demand.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
Charles S. Weiler
Federal Employment Service
Weiler
Weller
Aberdeen
Ing
The
State College
Huron
Nerina
Sioux Falls
Mellette Boy With Winners At Rome Visit
Six American boys, winners of a U.S. intelligence test, visited Camp Dux near Rome where 25,000 Italian youths gathered for the summer encampment. They then toured the Colosseum and other ancient sites and went to Ostia as guests of the Italian tourist bureau. The party includes Kari Snyder from Mellette, South Dakota.
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Mellette
Rome
Italy
United States
Camp Dux
Coliseum
Ostia
Kari Snyder
Melietie
Two Men In Barn As Lightning Strikes
J G Markham and his son Gene barely escaped a lightning strike while milking in Turton on a stormy Saturday night. The blinding flash dazed Markham, Gene lay on the floor amid a damaged milking can, and smoke from a garage fire was soon smoldering. They suffered only minor injuries aside from splinters tearing the barn.
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Turton
J. G. Markham
Gene
Mr. Markham
School Opens Sept 7 in Wayland Section
Wayland schools will begin September 7 with teachers listed for each school. Mrs. Dora O'Neill teaches Weight school, R. E. Schoenig teaches Wey land, Miss Pearl Otto teaches Thompson, and Miss Evangeline O'Teel teaches Simons.
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Wayland
Grant Township
Dora O'Neill
R. E. Schoenig
Weyland
Pearl Otto
Thompson
Evangeline O'Teel
Simons
King Buys 160 Acre Harkett Farm Near Danforth
Charlie King of St. Lawrence purchased the 160 acre Harkett farm near Danforth for 2500 dollars and has moved onto the property.
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Danforth
Charlie King of
St. Lawrence
Roads Crew Limited To Husbands In Perkins County
About 50 fall residents of Perkins county and 3 four horse teams will start work within days on highway 18 between Bison and Strach. County highway superintendent Henry says the 18 mile project costs about 90000 dollars. Only married men will be hired to provide work for farmers whose crops were ruined by drought and grasshoppers.
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Perkins E County
Strach Rh Henry
Perkins County
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