Drought Not To Affect Hunting In Open Season
Pierre Sept 3 UP When South Dakota opens the 1930 duck hunting season on Sept 16 conditions are reported normal or better by O H Johnson director of the state game and fish department. He notes more native ducks in many sections due to rains and cooling weather. Bag limit remains 15 ducks per day 30 possession with hunting from 3 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes after sunset. Wildlife refuges may close some grounds and new refuges have been added across several counties including Edmunds Bon Homme and Walworth. A full force of 38 wardens will be on duty at opening and sportsmen are urged to report violations. North Dakota opens the same day and mid October migrations may bring more ducks to the state.
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South Dakota
Johnson
Marshall
Roberts
Day
Wal~worth Campbell
McPherson Connex
Pine Ridge
Bennett and Shanson
Lake Thompson
Kingsbury County
Hamlin
Kingsbury
Eason
Scatterwood
Lake Atheast Edmunds County
Scatterwood Lake
Fair County
Antelope Lake
Clark
Clark County
Lake Sully
Onlda
Sully
Missouri River
Mobridge
Walworth County
Kenny
Scotland
Bon Homme County
Game Department
North Dakota
Miller Farm Fence Stolen. Reward Offered
Miller reports a thief stripped wire from a long farm fence, removing it from posts and carrying it away. He offers a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thief.
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Miller
Four State College Honors List Shows Excellent Grades
Brookings report by Registrar D B Doner lists spring term averages at State College. Genevieve Kuhns Harold Lynch Rey Smith Light Yost on the honor roll with others like Lois O’Dell James Eteldorf Lawrence Schumacher and Elaine Paulen. Seniors lead honors among classes. 87 men and 55 women enrolled. 142 names on the honor roll.
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State College
D’b'doner
Genevieve
Kuhns
Harold Lynch
Rey Smith
Light Yost
Yost
Lynch
Smith
Lois O'Dell
James Eteldorf
Lawrence Schumacher
Cattle and Sheep Feeder Owners List Issued by State College
The extension service of State College Brookings has compiled a list of 114 feeder cattle and stocker owners in South Dakota. It includes owner names, Post Office, shipping point, stock type and delivery wishes with 2,246 calves, 4165 steers, 2006 heifers, 3410 ewes, and 2223 lambs. Free copies available, second list due soon to include more names.
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South Dakota
Extension Service
State College
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Commission
Brookings
Aberdeen Studies Feeding Conditions In Montana Area
Aberdeen reports an inquiry into lamb feeder conditions across Montana and South Dakota involving the agricultural committee and Chamber of Commerce. Investigators will gather data to guide farmers on the sheep feeder project, noting high prices and uncertain supply for Brown County farmers and a shift away from outright sales to contracts.
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Aberdeen
Montana
South’ Dakota
Agricultural Committee of Heat
Ue Chamber of Commerce
Mak Ling
Brown ‘County
Start New Pavement Project At Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls announces a new pavement project on East Tenth Street from the viaducts to Chicago avenue. Four miles of pavement have opened recently, two miles Saturday. L. Vetcoe, resident engineer of the state highway department, said crews will be brought in early next week for the Tenth Street work. Some workers will return to the Lincoln county project, while the Dell Rapids highway shoulder work continues and should finish this week.
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Sioux Falls
East Tenth Street
Chicago Avenue
Minnesota
le, Vetcoe
State Highway, Department
Tenth Street
Lincoln County
New Rulings To Boost South Dakota Education Standards
New rulings aim to raise the state's educational standards by requiring school leaders to have specific coursework and teaching experience. By June 1931 superintendents must hold three semester hours in supervision or administration and three years of teaching. principals need three hours in the same subjects and at least one year of teaching. By September 1931 all grade teachers in accredited schools must hold a state or provisional certificate, with time given to upgrade. By June 1922 applicants for provisional diplomas must show three semester hours in practice teaching and three in methods, with course relevance to high school work. Mrs. Trowcin said the measures will boost efficiency and help boards select the best instructors.
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South Dakota
Chamberlain Voters Decide On Franchise
Voters in Chamberlain will decide on Sept 23 in a special election on granting a 20 year franchise to Central West Public Service. The measure appears to have little opposition beyond concerns over the minimum light rate of 2 per month and a roughly 400 monthly city pumping bill in peak summer, with expected adjustments to secure adoption.
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Chamberlain
Central West Public Service Company
New Diesel Engine Starts at Central West Plant
Hot Springs officials inaugurate a $56,600 diesel unit at Central West Public Service. President Milholan and his family attend as the engine is set in motion, promising ample light and water for Hot Springs for years ahead.
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Hot. Springs
Central ‘West Public Service’ Company
Frank Milhol- Jan
Omsha
Central: West Public Service Company
Milhellan
Hot Springs
Heo
Brown County 4-H club prepares for State Fair visit
A large Brown County delegation plans to travel to the State Fair the first of the week to view the county 4-H parade section and explore fair attractions. A special car carrying 4-H club stock left Bath Friday with two club members accompanying the livestock for exhibition.
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Lake
Brown’ County
Brown. County
State Fair, Board
Bath
Brown County Sees Wheat and Corn Acreage Shifts
Brown County farms show one third of acres seeded to spring wheat and about one sixth to barley in the past year according to the county statistics. Rondell township led wheat with 17,596 acres, Gem township 15,594, while Hanson township tops corn with 10,036 acres and Detroit township second with 7,223 acres.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Anghtar
Rondell
Hanson
Detroit
Mrs Ella Severson Dies at 67 After Ill Health
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Severson were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Lutheran church with Rev Eid officiating. Interment was at North Preston Hilderly cemetery beside a son who died years ago. Though ill for some time her death was sudden from a heart attack Wednesday morning. She was 67. Surviving are eight children: Bennie and Ottis of Erwin, Cora Johnson of North Preston, Ida Barlow of Sioux Falls, Mable McKinney of Lake Preston, Martha Gregory of Sioux Falls, Elsie Severson of Lake Preston, and Esther Johnson of Minneapolis, along with her husband.
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Ella Severson
Eid
Lutheran Church
North Preston Hilderly
Seversori
Bennie and
Ottis
Erwin
Cora Johnson
North Preston
Ida. Barlow
Siouwe Falls
Mable McKinney
Lake Preston
Martha Gregory
Sioux Falls
Elsie Severson
Esther Johnson
Minneapolis
Old Ox Yokes Donated to State Historical Department
Two ox yokes once owned by the late Frank My Byrne former governor of South Dakota have been given to the State Historical Department by Donald McKay of Redfield. McKay informed Lawrence K. Fox state historian who purchased the yokes from Byrne in 1887 when they lived in Faulk County.
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Historical Department
Pierre
Frank
My Byrne
South Dakota
Cal Department
Donald McKay
Redfield
McKay
Lawarence K. Fox
Byrne
Faulk County
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Huron
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Bendle
Hurain
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Kelly
Kelly Lotta Miles
M &M
O’coats
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