Sully Picnic Is Successful Event
The Sully County Farm Bureau picnic at Sutton ranch rodeo grounds featured a day of music talks and a diverse sport program. Prizes went to Hertel for potatoes, Antrap for flour, and Mrs. McGuire and Mr. Swenson earned lifetime longevity awards among other contests and drawings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agar, Sept
Ennual Sully County Farm Bureau
Sutton Ranch
Agar
A. W. Palm
Huron
South Dakota
Henry Hertel
Clarence ‘Antrap
Rome
Perry Swenson
Matilda McGuire
H. C. Teets
O. Smith
Onids
Newell Beyer
Charles Fairbanks
Will Brandt
Henry ‘Hertel
Ralph Dunkleberg
Mr. Sanaberg
Beatrice Hertel
Earl Cass
H. A. Brooking
State Farm Mutual Insurance
Tom Button
Predatory Animals Destroyed In State
Federal hunters destroyed 76 predatory animals in August across South Dakota and Nebraska, including 11 skunks 19 porcupines and 51 other animals. Tom J Turner of Lower Brule and Lewis M Stons of Niobrara led with 12 and 19 coyotes each. Also reported were 800 acres of pocket gopher infested land in the Nebraska National Forest and 160 acres in the Bessey forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
South Dakota
Nebraska
Sonia Knowles
Tom J. Turner
Lower Brule
Lewis M. Stons
Niobrara
Mr. Knowles
Nebraska National Forest
Bessey Forest
Urge Car Drivers To Exercise Safety As Schools Open
Mitchell Sept 8 4 With school underway W W Clements Mitchell president of the South Dakota Automobile club issues rules urging motorists to drive carefully past school grounds. He calls for complete car control near schools and to use the horn when children are about to cross, stressing safety over speed for everyone's good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
W. W. Clements
South Dakota Automobile Club
South Dakota
Social work meeting invited by South Dakota conference leaders
D C Mills president of the South Dakote confer ce of social work invites county superintendents and welfare board members to attend the social workers annual conference October 21 to 22 at Washington with national speakers including Dr J A Myers of the United States childrens ares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
D. C. Mills
South Dakote Conferce of
Social Work
Echocls
Fn Social Workers
Dr. J
A. Myers
United States Childrens Ares
Washington, D. C
Belle Fourche Stock Shipments Hit Hard By Feed Shortage
Belie Fourche reports increased stock shipments due to scarce feed and bad trails. Packers and buyers in Bowman Marmorth and surrounding routes seek water and forage along trails to feeding grounds. Over ten days, four carloads of livestock moved toward markets and feed lots in eastern South Dakota Nebraska and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Bowman and Marmorth
N. C
Barley Seed Value Ranks Low For Seed Purposes
A report notes barley has small food value with excellent appearance and plump grain but warns it should fetch four price under the market when bought for seed and is not suitable as seed. The claim suggests limited seed value despite market appeal.
Howard Plans Golden Jubilee Celebration in Howard
Special plans outline the Howard Golden Jubilee on September 9 with Miner County 4-H achievement day events at 10:00 judging of exhibits and 11:00 barbecue for about six thousand. Music by the Little German band and Mitchall municipal band, plus free baseball, races, and an on street golden wedding for county couples married 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Miner County
Noble's Park
Madison
Mitchall
Carthage
Epiphany
Hays
New Grocery Store Opens in Cavour with J H Alvey
Cavour welcomes a new grocery stock in the north half of the C T Liddle building under proprietor J H Alvey. He previously ran a meat market and later confectionery and drug businesses across town, tracing back to his arrival in spring of 1912 and several market ventures in Carthage Howard and the William Maag building before settling in the current location. The door between halves was opened to resemble a department store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavour
Apt
Crvour
J. H. Alvey
Giglund
McNeil
Alvey
Teeder Company
Carthage
Howard
O'Boyle
William Maag
Businesr
Hitchcock W F M S Elects New Officers
Hitchcock Sept 3 Special The W F M S held their regular meeting at the Methodist Church. Officers were elected with most existing officers reappointed. New slate includes Mrs A H Farrier president Finnie Kennison first vice president Mrs Garrat Hengiefelt second vice president Sarah Dixon secretary Laura Fountain assistant secretary Safronis Payne treasurer Bessie Anderson corresponding secretary Grace Kingdon pianist About 30 attended a joint session with the Little Light Bearers A program featured a solo by Mrs LC Lime and children numbers A covered dish luncheon closed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock W.f.ms
Hitchcock
Methodist Church
A. H. Farrier
Finnie Kennison
Favt
Garrat Hengiefelt
Sarah Dixon
Laura Fountain
Safronis Payne
Bessie Anderson
Grace Kingdon
Little Light Bearers
LC. Lime
Geddes Farmers Build Pit Silos For Winter Fodder
Geddes E A members of the farmers union report pit silos filled with corn silage to endure scarce hay this winter. Adverse weather limits harvest, forcing reliance on corn fodder as rough feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geddes Geddes
Lamb Marketing Peak Is Coming
A.M. Eberle reports on lamb and hog market dynamics from Brookings. Rising lamb supplies and improved feeder demand may lift the slaughter market while hog prices slide due to greater supply and weak demand. cattle and dairy trends show mixed signals amid drought, lower butter output, and eggs leaning toward higher winter prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Eberle
State College
Brookings
Sept
Department of Agriculture
Agents License Not Required Says Pierre
The attorney general informs Miss Gladys Pyle that corporation officers are not obliged to secure an agent's license to handle securities. Officers may act in their customary capacity and deal with corporation securities as a normal and ordinary function of their duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Attorney General's Office
Gladys Pyle
McRetacy
State Securities Commission
Onida Superintendent Hosts Primary Sunday School Teachers
Onida notes superintendent Kiste Gustafson of the primary Sunday school entertained teachers at her home. After a brief business meeting they shared a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onida
Kiste Gustafson
Freak Pig Born on Yankton Farm Ends as Surprise
A pig born on a Yankton farm lacks front hooves yet walks and trots normally. Local veterinarian notes the animal has a cleft hoof and appears unhindered, moving with a regular sole beneath its feet despite the unusual feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freak Pig
Yankton Farm
Des Moines University Records Moved to Sioux Falls College
Des Moines University records and books are being transferred to Sioux Falls College as part of a five state expansion. The move follows the university's closure and receiver action, with Grand Island Nebraska and Parker Minnesota affiliations already consolidated, and Des Moines alumni forming a distinct group pending further consolidation talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sioux Falls
Sept
Des Moines Universit
Sioux Fella
C. R. Sattgaat
Litux Falla South
Baptist Area College For
Iowa
Des Moines University
Grand Island College of
Grand Island
Neb
Parker College
Winnebagok
Minn
Sioux Falls College
M. C. Blanchast
Iowa Actod
M. F. Martini
Des Moines Alumni Association
Grand Island College
Sutiguat
Aberdeen Building Permits Jump in August 1991
City records show August building and alteration permits totaling 131 500 lifting the year’s total to 303 585, surpassing all of 1990 by 72 590. A new 129 000 central heating plant at Northern Normal aided the rise, with August 1990 permits at 53 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Northern Normal
Political careers of Sharpe and Bulow may shift after Smith prison
Pierre September 8 The detention of Fred R. Smith exposes fault lines in South Dakota politics. Sharpe attacks on Bulow and Smith’s guilty plea reshape Senate prospects, with Sharp e being praised while Bulow faces intra party opposition and possible disqualification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpe
Bulow
F. R. Smith
Associated Press
Pierre
State Penitentiary
Fred BR. Smith
South Dakota
Take
Smith
Wesleyan Faculty Meets First Time at Dakota Wesleyan
The first faculty meeting of the new year at Dakota Wesleyan was held last week. New arrivals include Dr. Melvin W. Hyde returning as head of the education department, Dr. Alexander V. Arlton back after two years at Nebraska, Miss Betsy Worrell named head of speech and dramatics, Dr. Charles Levitt taking history chair during Van Kirk's leave, and Dr. Roger Walterhouse in interim duties. Also listed are Ramon G. Douse in violin, Russell Danburg in cello, and Mary Fulton returning from a European tour Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fishbeck
Charles Levitt
James A. van Kirk
Roger Walterhouse
Ray M. Lawless
Ramon G. Douse
Grand Rapids
Mich
Russell Danburg
Miller
Misa Mary
Fulton
County Tax Levy In Codington Is Raised
WATERTOWN Sept 8 Glenn Mitch ell Codington county auditor has announced that the annual county tax levy has been increased to 4.58 mills for 1932. This amount compared to 4.37 for last year. Although the mill levy has been boosted the amount to be raised by taxation has been decreased due to a drop in valuations by 3 890 156 in the past year. This year on a valuation of 35 038 908 and no mill levy of 4.27 a total of 153 143 was raised for county use, while in 1932 with a levy of 4.5 will be and a valuation of 31 348 752 a total of 144 079 must be raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codington
Watertown
Glenn Mitchell
Fire Extinguished Near Athol coop blaze turns out
A Friday noon fire near Athol was fought by many volunteers after P M Deller and his brother Wendell found the Early Price chicken coop afire. The flames spread from ashes dumped in an old barrel and were quickly controlled with help from local residents and a strong wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athol
Sept
P.M. Deller
Wendell
Price Chicken Coop
Price
Gas Collections and Refunds Rise in First Half 1931
Pierre Sept 8 P G asoline tax collections and refunds in the first six months of 1931 exceeded the same period in 1930 by about $200,000 each. Total collections were 2 301 552 21 and refunds 974 609 02, with a faster payment pace than last year as of August 28. Monthly figures show January through June totals and the average claim value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota Highway Department
George Henry
Highway Commission
Henry
Carthage Enrollment Increase At Local High School
Carthage high school opened with a new faculty led by Supt H C Gaeken and Principal Myrtle Larson. Enrollment is higher than in recent years and students may join declamatory work glee clubs and athletics. A tennis court was added to the grounds amid active student life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Carthage High School
H. C. Gaeken
Myrtle Larson
Evelyn Wright
Arthur Jones
Alice L. Davis
Nellie Dailey
Gladys Peters
Meebeli Davis
Asa Balser
Janite
Alice Davies
Montena
Carl Miller
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W. Palm
Lamb Marketing
Eberle
A.M. Eberle
South Dakota State College
S. F
Eastern Star Society
Caticara
W. J. Bulow
M. Q. Sharpe
Sharp
United States Senate
Hhis
Sharre
Cation
A. W. Ewert
Rural Credits
Ewert
State Banking Department
Farmers State Bank of
Platte
Smith & Prison
Wesleyan
S. J. Fredericksen
Frederickson
Arthur McDonald
Tacy
Alee
Saturday Evening Post
Dorothy Hester
Tex Rankin
Johnny Livingston
Captain Hawks
Me He
Sia
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