Perking County farms show strong growth and wealth
Secretary Kriebs notes most residents own farms and county spans 500 miles of improved highways. Measured gains include 700 barbed wheat and 200,000 bushels of oats, with 91,575 total milk cows and poultry. Rail and coal access remain limited but inland towns support commerce.
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Tavan
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Kriebs
Kota
Hese
Mrebs
Perking County
Bison
Faith
Meade
Sakaka Wea memorial dedication set for Sept 27
Mobridge prepares for a historical parade and pageant to dedicate the Sakaka-Wea monument four miles west of town on the Missouri River. The program includes a 16 float parade led by the Mobridge high school band and a pageant on Sakaka-Wea. Mobridge Wakpala students participate under Ruth Allen. The 1250 monument was funded by the Hickory Stick club and area schools. J A G Smith of McIntosh will preside with F C Giffen, state superintendent, attending.
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Mobridge
South
Mobridge and
Wakpala
Ruth Allen
Hickory Stick Club
South Dakota
Tt. W. Maushaar
J. A. G. Smith
McIntosh
F.C. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Memorial Dedication Event Details At Timber Lake Site
Governor Bulow will give addresses. D W Davis of Timber Lake presents a memorial. Hickory Stick clubs lunch noon then Mobridge versus Timber Lake high school football in the afternoon. A Sakeka Wea memorial banquet is planned with 250 to 300 guests. Doane Robinson and Lewis F Crawford will speak. Historical material will be placed behind the bronze tablet. Schools and organizations involved are compiling activity records for display during the dedication.
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W. J. Bulow
D. W. Davis
Timber Lake
Hickory Stick Clubs
Mobridge
Doane Robinson
Lewis’ Ff, Crawford
North Dakota
Yankton Building Boom Pushes Local Construction Past Million
Yankton sees more than a million dollars invested in new buildings and improvements this year with projects already done or underway. Major items include Yankton College’s Worches J Hall of Science at 315000, Sacred Heart hospital wing 259000, a 125000 waterworks plant, a 35000 bank, 50000 store, two creameries around 20000, plus a modern poultry dressing plant, tire shops, an oil station, café, several store fronts and remodeling. A total nearing 1.5 million is projected by year end amid heightened activity in Yankton’s construction scene.
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Yankton College
Sacred Heart Hospital
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Lemmon
Secretary of Agriculture
Letamon
Junion Coghlan
Tacs
Wolneim
Valupe DE Lacy
the Charlatan
Margaret
Livingston
Holmes Herbert
Rockliffe
Fellowes
Quow
Dolores Costello
Noahs
Stowell Style Shop
Wi Ratte
Lila Lee
Warner
Sy Audrville
Revoe
Larg
F. M. Monfore
Yankton Press
Dakotau
A. Commiercial Fertilizer
Trail
British Columbia
Dokawr
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Corona
Maduro
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