State Dairy Exhibit Proposed to Promote South Dakota Creamery Here
T O Ronayne director of inspections of South Dakota agriculture proposed a state dairy exposition to advertise local butter cheese and milk products. He called for meetings of cooperative and independent creamery managers and traveling representatives to craft a plan emphasizing ethical practices and industry promotion for next spring.
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Ronayne
South Dakota
Zar. Tan
Nnil
Indo Cooperative
Exeaine
Irs
Department of Agricnaire
Tas
Chasse Pries
Jionaynes
Meckstte Woman Leads Pageant Effort in Aberdeen
E. Whiteside of this city pastor of Sentinel and Prairieville churches and state secretary of the People's Department of the Foreign Missionary Society leads a pageant at the Aberdeen branch meeting. The program proceeds under Mrs Whiteside's guidance with a notable but partial summary of successes.
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E. Whiteside
Snntterwuath
Prairieville Ishes
People’s Department
The
S Foreign Missionary Society
Aberdeen
Whiteside
Teacher Named At Ashton High In Sept. 6 Ceremony
Ashton high school announces Vel Junoy on duty as English teacher with new staff names including principal mer Coldington and teachers Clements Smith Red Guld and others at Ashton. The list links staff from Redfield Dover Minneapolis and Carney with grades seventh to primary.
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Ashton High Ashton
Ashton
Alberta
Yate Teachers Enrolled In 8. ED Report
South Dakota Education Association notes all Yate teachers enrolled in 8th education program with 100 percent membership cited as evidence of ongoing professional development. Officials say new statewide enhancements will keep them ahead of prior year progress.
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Sea
U-Tho
Dakont
Wale Bere
Association Yale Ers
Entoy
Nfo
Miller Special School Opened With 169 Enrollment
Special schools opened this week showing a large high school enrollment of 169. The report notes strong interest in new courses and indicates continued growth in the district’s educational programs.
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Nitter
Miller
Sever
Howard Schesls To Oren September 9
Howard city schools delay opening until September 9 due to county fair. New instructors include Miss Charlotte Rafferty and Aliss Laura Mueller, Peter Carob becomes principal of science and manual training. Several staff members completed advanced studies at Hastern State, Wisconsin, South Dakota State, and Columbia University.
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Howard Schesls
Oren
Howard
Mise Imma Kierpeseth
Hich
Thatlotte Rafferty
Cavon
Aliss Laura Mueller
Clinton
Two Inch Ramn Aids Crops Near Howard
Howard Sept G special report notes a two inch rainfall spurring crop aid in the area. It arrived during a twelve hour period helping pastures alfalfa and fall plowing despite a temperature drop from 14 to 6 degrees. The brief mentions timing Tuesday evening as part of the event.
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Howard
Potter County Shows Decrease In Personal Property
Sept 6 Special A decrease in the valuation of personal property in Potter County is shown by the abstract of assessment from the state division of taxation on file with county auditor R W Nauman. Farmland values remain near last year with 1939 at 9 989 229 dollars and an average 20 18 per acre vs 20 21. The total rural credits list removal accounts for the valuation drop and personal property totals 1 947 448 dollars, down 53 517 from 1 909 915.
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Dritysburg
Fallet County
State Division of Taxacion
R. W. Nauman
Fara
Credit Koms
Cainty
Akeley to head South Dakota firemen college program
Akeley, dean of the college of engineering at the University of South Dakota, will oversee a firemen's college at the university. The event, announced by President Herman G. James, involves firemen from across the state and is supported by the National Waste Council and the South Dakota Fire Extension Committee. The curriculum covers rescue, first aid, training building ventilation, and department management techniques.
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Akeley
U. Firemen
Verasillion
J.—L. EB. Akeley
College of Enlingering
University of South Dakota
Herman G. James
South Dakota Fire Extension Committee
National Waste Council
State Firemen’s Association
Tear Of Mares Sold For 700 At Pierre
Pierre records a sale of two mares for 700 dollars to a Minnesota buyer, amid reports of horse slaughter pricing north of Cheyenne river. Denvia Sullivan of Carmar notes the 4 horse team move as a fair price for the era.
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Pierre Pierre
Cheyenne River
Denwia Sullivan
Ibelvidere
Wieanest Man Steals Lamp From Trinity Lateran Church
An unknown thief entered Trinity Lateran church in Goustry district south of Redelm and carried away two large gasoline lamps used to light services. The lamps were purchased with members’ contributions. No trace of the thief has been found.
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Redelm
Trinity Lateran
In & Goustry
Watertown Milk Supply Sanitation Probe Set
Watertown health committee members plan a special meeting to discuss tighter supervision of milk buying and distribution. The council deliberated sanitary handling at last night’s session and found current regulations thin, with few inspections or licenses properly enforced.
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Watertown
Watestown
Cream Buying Advances at Hitchcock Station
From January 1 to August 1 a single local cream buying station purchased 10,004.6 pounds of butterfat, paying farmers $16,407.13. Two other stations exist locally with shipments from individual farmers to larger creameries. Overall, cream marketing in the period likely earned farmers between $50,000 and $69,000.
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Hitchcock Hitcaaccock
Big Central
De Smet Post Office Moves to New Brick Building
De Smet will get a brick and tile post office near the current site under E J Bouchard. Occupancy is expected in October with a ten year lease to Gouchard for a 26 by 50 foot building fronting on Second Street. The project increases floor space over the 1906 Waters Land & Loan building leased for the post office, and marks Bouchard’s second local venture this year. Foundation walls are up and another business location remains from the excavation.
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de Smet
E.j.boucharnt
Gouchard
Second
Waters Land & Loan Company
Boucherd
A. N. Waters
Elk Season to Open in Hills in South Dakota
Pierre Sept 6 By opening the elk season this year in Custer and Tennington counties, the game commission aims to reduce elk in the Hills while preserving some for hunting. State game and fish director O H Johnson said the season will run November 1 to 20 with permits sold in Pierre and Black Hills. Costs are 15 for residents and 40 for nonresidents, with one permit per applicant and carcass cleanup aims in ranching areas.
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Pierre
Custer
Tennington
O. H. Johnson
Custer Style Park
South da- Roti
Deparcment
Wallen
Black Hills
Rector Rev W L Johnes Assigned in De Smet
Sept 6 Special report states Rev W L Johnson formerly of Rednel becomes resident rector in De Smet taking charge of St Stephen’s Episcopal church and the Episcopal church at Heap. The Johnsons with four children moved here Saturday from Redned.
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W. L. Johnes
de Smet
DE Smt
Ieee
W. L. Johnson
Rednel
St. Stephen's Episconel
Ciy
Heap
Conde Schools Open For New Term With Veteran Staff
Conde city schools have opened for another term. G Weldon serves as superintendent and Cleo Lenz as principal. Helen Dougherty Margaret Bi vs. grade leaders include Anna Imsland Evelyn Lucas Strang Gertrude Wauriel and Leone Leuz handling seventh to first grades.
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Conde
Sialj
G. Weldon
Cleo Lenz
Helen Dougherty
Margaret Bivs
Anna Imsland
Back From Funeral Polo Community News
August Hunker family returns from Nebraska after attending the funeral of Fred Hunker. George Stenson and family visit Polo area as they build a new farm home one mile east. Charles Dewhr pleads guilty to liquor violation in Miller before Judge Fisher. sentence deferred to September 29.
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Polo
August Hunker
Lawrence
Jorelia
Ais
George Stenson
Nebraska
Mr. Hunker
Fred
August Staefer
Plans for Hand Teachers Institute Record
Sept special institute to be held here on September 12 13 and 14. Edwin L. Rouse of Chatannual Hand County will conduct with Mrs. Beryl McClaskey of Huron and Migs Fleatrice Lotustone of Grand Forks North Dakota as instructors.
Fire officials urge SD firemen to attend Northwest Fire School
Pierre September 6 F D C Lewis state fire marshal urged South Dakota firemen to attend the Northwest Fire School in Minneapolis September 18 to 20 open to Minnesota, South Dakota, and North Dakota departments. Attendees gain practical fire prevention and fighting knowledge, with national authorities and speakers including G H Parke chairman fire service extension committee FLSB Crawford and L H Reyerson of the university chemistry department.
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Pierre
D. C. Lewis
South Dakota
Northwest Fire School
Minneapolis
Minnesota
South Waiaxeta
North Dakota
Ma. Lewis
Dako Fremarsual
Fir
Leeds
Amoug
Seakers
G. HL
Parkeo
Ghairman
Fire Service Extemsiant
FLSB
Crawfsrd
Tite Fureau
Imines
Ment
Cone
L. H. Reyerson
University
Sioux Fats Visit Planned by Vermillion Groups
Vermillion September 6 Rotary and Kiwanis clubs finalize plans for hosting the Sioux Falls Talismen at the University of South Dakota September 1. Herman G Jaumnes president of the university will welcome the visitors at luncheon and a campus tour, with a program in Single Hall, baseball, swimming and golf arranged for afternoon recreation and a warbler dinner hosted by the Vermilion Chamber of Commerce. Continuous invitation goes to the Sioux Paris service clubs for the event.
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S. F
Rotary
Kiwan
University of South Dakota
Herman G. Jaumnes
Dakota- Wl
Vermilion Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Juncheon Mn
University of South Dakota President speaks to Hills clubs
Vermillion September 6 Herman James president of the University of South Dakota returned from a Black Hills motor trip addressing western city cavern clubs. On August 27 he spoke at a Rapid City service clubs meeting. The next day he addressed Lions club and on Wednesday evening he spoke at the American Pharmaceutical Association banquet.
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Vermillion
Herman James
University of South Dakota
Black Hills
Rapid City
Lions Club
James
American Pharmaceutical SB “Sociation
Ree Heights Schools Open First Week With New Staff
Ree Heights schools report the first week of regular sessions beginning September 6. Superintendent Howard K. Wells from Witchcock leads the district. Principal Mildred Brown from Brookings oversees English Latin and coaching. Teachers include Margaret E. Woodward of Brookings, Burns E. Taft Chamberlain for seventh and eighth grades, Genevieve Courner of Artesian for 11th and sixth grades, Margaret Klock of Avon for third and fourth grades, Grace Wristit of Hitchcock for second grade, and Alice Page of Alpena for first grade.
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REE
Heights
Ree Heights
Howard K. Wells
Witchcock
Mildred Brown
Broolings
Arthur Drost
Minnesota
Margaret E. Woodward
Brookings
Commercial
Burns E. Taft Chamberlain
Genevigve Couner
Artesian
Margaret Klock
Avon
Grace Wrisit
Hitchcock
Alice Page
Alpena
20 To Seek Citizen Papers At Aberdeen
About 20 persons are expected to appear September 30 for examination for citizenship papers. The hearing will be before Judge Robert D. Gardner of the circuit court, with H. Adderson of St Paul representing the federal department of naturalization to examine the class.
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Abel Iusan
Pepe Eeury
Robert D. Gardner
H. Adderson
St Paul
Federal Department of Maturalization
Plans for Educators Meet in Rapid City
Rapid City Sept 6 four page plan issued for department and round to hire meetings linked to the South Dakota Education association convention. November 24 to 27 set by officers of sectional groups. Notables include Lorado Taft, E. Slosson, Major Griffith, Shailer Mathews. World peace via education to be discussed by Mrs. Pennypacker. Vilhjalmur Stefansson to speak. West of the River chorus to provide music. October and November issues to follow.
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Rapid City
South Dakota Education Association
Helms
al S. B. Bisgen
Sioux Falls
Wustid. Amon
Lorado Tatt
Chicago
de. Eewin Slosson
Washington, D.C
Science Service
John du. Griffith
Western Conference
Avh- Tel
Dean Shailer Mathews
Chicago Divinity School
Pennypacker
Chautauqua
New York
General Federation of Women's Clips
Vilhjalmur Stefanuson
Arctic Explorer
West
South Dakota Education Association Journal to Feature Convention
The journal will devote substantial space to the S D E A convention with complete programs for general sessions sectional meetings and convention information. Mrs Nissen editor notes Rapid City's new 110000 dollar auditorium is slated for use during the convention amid expectations it will be finished in time.
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South Dakota Education Association
Nissen
Rapid City
Water Shortage Halts Oil Well Drilling Near Reels
Water shortage for boiler use delays drillers sinking a test oil well nine miles south of Reels. To fix the deficit the drilling company plans to bore two artesian wells nearby to support the oil effort.
Oil Well Belts Flat Down By Golden Oil Company
The Golden Oil Company of Texas reports the test oil well in South Dakota is flat down. Ecologists express confidence that an oil discovery will eventually be struck in this region.
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Golden Oil Company
Texas
South Dakota
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M. K. Goetz Brewing Co
ST. Joseph, MO
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