Highway Board Seeks Bids on Gravel Surfacing and Bridges
South Dakota highway commission calls for bids on 265 miles of gravel surfacing 105 miles of trading 20 bridge structures and 90 150 feet of guard rail to be received September 18. Twenty one counties to share graveling with 11 counties affected by grading and 12 by guard rail. Projects listed across numerous counties with spans and box culverts.
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Pierre
Yerkins-Dorsey
Campbell Walworth
Spink
MendesBulle
Walworth Hall
Dewerach
Mellott
Perkins
TDI
T. Lark Clay
Hutchinson-Douglas
Hutchinson
Sandhavn
Harling
Herding
Slannon—s
Hinson
Llangon-Davison
Codington
Grout
Grant
Turner
McCook
Minenkaha
Lawrence
Davison
Jersald
Tripp
Roberts
Hamlin
Lyman
Weaken
Readle
Vteade
Preston Schools Close First Week
Preston schools close for the first week with note of staff roles and students listed by grade. Superintendent Coulson and local instructors are named, including Margaret Ficrey and Douglas Jaquith, as the piece notes classroom postings and program details.
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Preston
Sopi. J
Bend
Betes
Teweh
A. Coulson
Ida B
Rath Stierwild
Mtheniat
Margaret Ficrey
Corte Douglas Jaquith
Hell
Velaghet
Grate Pri Intigals
Sevennie Pearl Lawison
Arades Alma FY Relzer
Daisy Dean
Butler
Marion Bennet
Aude
Canova Welcomes New Bakery Industry Opening
The newest business in Canova is a bakery opening this week owned by Harald Sparrow. The shop features modern equipment and aims to serve the town with up-to-date products. The bakery is receiving liberal support from the community.
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Canova
Harald Sparrow
Canova awards gravel contract for Gregimon streets
Theisen brothers of Nebraska won the gravel contract for Gregimon streets in Canova. Work to begin within two weeks with street travel prioritized before surfacing the county road from Canova to the west boundary. Canova voters approved 2000 pounds for the street project.
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Canova Canova
Gregimon
Theisen Brothers
Nebraska Road Concern
Canova
Hue
Tha Town Fisted
P2000 Bunds
Desoeur Schools To Start September 16
Desoeur schools open September 16 with a teaching staff led by C. F. Moffman as superintendent and mathematics teacher. Gladys Beall will teach Latin and art history, Dette Gartland English and Tylary, Cecile Dunlovey seventh and eighth grades, Maui Addheon fourth and fifth, and Margaret Rauth first through third grades.
Pierre Polo Club Gets 4th Stallion Balance Wheel
Pierre Polo Club imports Balance Wheel as the fourth of eight U S government remount stallions under Pierre Polo Club auspices. Lawrence of the South D s Horsemen and Breeders association calls Balance Wheel among the best breeds, noting its relation to Theinstick and Rosa Birnsh lineage. The stallion, about 9 years old, weighs 1455 pounds with 45 inch height.
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Pierre
U. S
Pierre Pots Club
KE Lawrence
Horsemen and Breeders Association
Auizea Is the Three-Fourths ‘Brother To Theinstick
United States
Rosa
Birnsh
Bones Fail To Knit Man Back In Hospital
VaruanD reports a man in a Huron hospital today receiving treatment for a foot fracture from twelve weeks ago when a railroad rail fell on his foot at a section worksite. The bones have not healed properly and he may remain hospitalized for an extended period.
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Varuand
Ty Stter
Huron Hospital
Ib Hospital
Thorpe Club First To Complete Project In Clark County
The Thorpe Thread and Thimble club became the first in Clark County to earn the gold seal after finishing their yearly work. Twenty girls represented the club at the Clark County Achievement Day and wins included first prize for their parade float and seven other awards. Alberta Harmon led the group with a blue ribbon for an ensemble dress and total dressmaking output of twenty five gowns during her club year. The club highlighted a demonstration in which they earned second prize and a chance to showcase at Collington South Achievement Day and District Day. Members Alta De Peel and Carleton Grigg helped implement a ribbon sales plan to fund more girls to attend Brookings short course.
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Thorpe Club
Clark
Thorpe Thread
Clark County
Alberta Harmon
Star Club
Collington South
Alta de- Peel
Carleton Grigg
Thimble
Brookings
Work Begins On Eight Room Lutheran Academy Building
Mobridge dispatch reports that work has started on an eight room residence for the Lutheran academy as the first in a series of new buildings. John Zeller is contractor. The academy was in session selecting a new professor and organizing plans for the opening of the new school year. Two instructors will be engaged at the academy this year.
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Mobridge
Pro- Foss
Lutheran Academy
West
John Zeller
Academy
Lourd
Miu
Ine Struccurs
Third Couple Ties From Same Families In Market Marriage
Sept 7. Clifford Sen of this vicinity and Miss Mabel Fue Gonebrake of Bryant wed in market Sunday as the third couple from the same two families to marry recently. The ceremony followed a similar contract for another pair from the families, highlighting a family trend in local nuptials.
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DE Smet
Clifford Sen
Mabel Fue Gonebrake
Bryant
Coupe
Couptes
Yankton Landmark Being Demolished for New Store
Yankton begins tearing down the Dowling building at Third Street and Douglas Avenue to clear space for the J. J. Newberry store. The 1881 Pennington Block once housed Yankton’s first exclusive post office and served as a key mercantile site, a brick landmark for 48 years.
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Yankton
Dowling
Third Street
Douglas Avenue
J. J. Newberry
Pennington
John 4. Pennington
Trifd
Douglas
Carl CG. Wallbaum
Pierre Legion Play To Raise Funds
Pierre Legion Post stages musical comedy Take the Aisle to raise funds for sending Kilts team to the national convention in Louisville. Fourteen principals perform in the production directed by Isabell Johnson on September 9 and 10.
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Pierre Legion Plana
Pierre
Piere Kiltles
American Legion
Lrum Corps
Louisville
Inca
Leggion Post
Isabell Johnson
Food Variety in Meals Warns for Busy Homes
Pierre Sept 7 Miss Margaret Conklin home extension agent urges varied meals to maintain appetite. She advises keeping a notebook for new dish ideas and planning a week ahead to save time and money. Focus on avoiding two strongly flavored foods together and reuse leftovers wisely.
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Pierre
Margaret Conklin
Yankton Cigarette Stamp Revenue For August Totals $1,025,580
Yankton county revenue from cigarette stamp sales in August reached 1,025,580 dollars. A total of 37,080 stamps were sold during the month, compared to July revenue of 905.30 dollars for the same county.
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Yankton
Yankton County
Yankton Sheriff Expands Aid for Auto Accident Victims
Sheriff Toy Milliken of Yankton has equipped his office with a compact first aid kit to assist motorists injured in accidents. He notes previous calls often found minor cuts requiring immediate attention and aims to provide prompt care at the scene.
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Yankton
Sept. T
Toy Milliken
Milliken
Wesleyan Names Stewart Ferguson Athletic Director
Mitchell September 7 Returning to his alma mater Dakota Wesleyan as athletic director Stewart Ferguson was guest of honor at a steak dinner on Lake Mitch hosted by local businessmen. Dr. B A Roadman presided while faculty served. Afterward a bonfire sparked reminiscences and hopeful talks about bright Western grid prospects.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
Stewart Ferguson
Lake Mitchall
B. A. Roadman
Westeran
State Nears Completion of Payment for Five Bridges
State highway commission nears final reimbursement for $167,200 advanced by Mobridge and nearby counties for one of five Missouri River bridges. Total cost $2,087,031.27. state owes $482,422.89 with $300,022.85 unpaid from bridge fund and $208,089.95 still on highway fund. Federal aid $296,898.40. counties and levy receipts expected to cover remaining balance by 1941.
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Yranke
Warber Associated Press
Pierre
State Highway Commission
Mobridge
Forrest City
Chas
Iridge
Highway Commission
U. S
Rutai
Highway Fund
Forest City
A. J. Moodie
Tovy
Aotih
Mobridge Bridge
Dewey
Brown
Carson
Walworth
Campbell
City of Mobrid
Chamberlain
Brale
Jackson
Lyman
Jones
Davison
McCook
Aurora
Hansen
Sioux Palls
Fello Spink
Ziebach
Redfield
Sully
Faulk
Potter
Butte
Midland
Hughes
Phillp
Stanley
Haakon
Hyde
Ten-Year-Old Girl Breaks Arm In Fall
Wayland dispatch reports 10 year old Funice Ravengereit daughter of Mr and Mrs Jr Travel ensrolt injured after falling from a teeter totter on school grounds. She suffered fractures in both bones of her right arm above the wrist. Sister Verda L is recovering from a similar accident with fractures to the left arm.
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Fall Wayland
Funice Ravengereit
J. Traveenscrolt
Wis Raceyerms
Lumbering In Black Hill is Draws Praise
Lead Sept 7 Lions club hear Professor Craig of the University of Michigan forestry department praise Black Hills timber activities. He tours the region making motion pictures of bioderm logging and related forest work, commending modern methods and efficient practice as a model for forestry.
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Forestry Department
Black Hills
Craig
University of Michigan Forestry
Qeset
Lions Club
Lions
Golberg Buys Pavilion and Barn in Lake Preston
Lake Preston Sept 7 A transaction closes with Dr T R Golberg becoming owner of the Whipkey Chevrolet building and adjoining feed barn on the corner. The properties, known as the roid sales pavilion and feed barn, were bought through receiver R B Me Canéless for the closed First National Bast.
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Preston Sales
Lake Preston
T. R. Golberg
Whipkey Chevrolet Company
Roid Sales Pavillion
R. B. Me+ Canéless
First National Bast
Lake Preston Bank Depositors To Meet
Depositors of the old Bank of Lake Preston, among the first banks in this region, will meet tonight at 8 p m in the council rooms at city hall. The gathering aims to discuss ways to obtain redress on avanty certificates, with several out of town speakers invited to address the meeting.
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Lake FallumsUn
Lake Preston
Banc
Wolsey panels group at home with girls
A fragment notes a panel at a home with Margaret Bounes and Delia Luckwood among a group of girls, details incomplete and unclear, reflecting a social event or gathering reported in the Sep 7 issue.
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Wolsey
Margaret Bounes
Delia Luckwood
Vibes
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