August Sets Warm Record Across South Dakota
A federal monthly report notes unusually high midsummer heat across South Dakota with an average temperature of 78.2 degrees the warmest August on record. Highs reached 114 at Pierre on the 15th and lows dipped to 40 at Camp Cook. Eastern areas averaged 3.4 inches of rain, western parts 0.66 inch, statewide 2.186 inches, about 0.27 inch below normal. Strong winds sparked dust storms in eastern counties and smoke in the west, with property damage reported in several counties.
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B. K. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
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Kennebec
Pukwang
Camp Cook
Irc
Tripp County
Vermillion
Hopewell
Missouri River
Black Hills
Walworth
Potter Counties
Hamlin County
Clark County
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Month of weather and crop notes in Minnehaha County
Hail damage reported on the 2th with lingering effects. Foggy mornings on the 19th in eastern areas and on the 30th in all regions. Hot drying winds harmed corn across the month, forcing quick harvesting for fodder and silos except at the extreme east and parts of the Black Hills. Threshing near finish, stock water limited in western sections, overall stock in good to excellent condition.
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Minnehaha
Black Hills
New High School Courses Include Agriculture Biology and Self Management
Lawrence A. Davis teaches agriculture and natural science while Viola Wakey covers economics and related sciences. Malcolm C. Eckert handles social sciences and band, G. S. Dexter English and dramatization, Mary Frances Pugh commercial studies. Seventh and eighth grades led by John Stahl who is high school athletic coach. Florence Kaeutsan teaches fifth and sixth grades and girls athletics, Helen L. Cleland third and fourth grades and music, Gayle Humparey first and second grades and music. New offerings this year include agriculture third year biology and a senior course in self managing.
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Lawrence A. Davis
Viola Wakey
Malcolm C. Eckert
G. S. Dexter
Mary Frances Pugh
John Stahl
Florence Kaeutsan
Helen L. Cleland
Gayle Humparey
Enrollment Good In Wessington School
The Wessington school opened with 114 students in the high school including 35 freshmen 3 sophomores 16 juniors and 18 seniors. A rise is expected after two weeks due to late registrations. Clinton Lawyer serves as superintendent and teaches mathematics and social studies.
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Wessington School
Wessington
Clinton Lawyer
Huron Girl Wins Show Sweepstake
Gladys Albeight colored Boots and Her Budding to win the weekly sweepstakes ticket to the Huron Theatre. Ten tickets are awarded weekly with entries from Huron and nearby towns, inviting all children to color any comic page section for a chance.
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Huron
Darlene Welch
Alfred Aiken
Betty Wilcox
Robert Tiguan
Etta Blaber
Hucon
Bammy Anderson
Vionne Findley
Betty Teuber
Betty Tyrrell
Glenn
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