Clubsters Paid in 4-H Work at State Fair Sale
South Dakota packers paid 32382.39 to 4-H club members for livestock at the State Fair sale. A total of 326 animals sold including 225 baby beef, 73 baby porkers, and 23 fat lambs. Grand champion steer sold for 294 dollars to Alan Bosue. reserve champion and other champions noted. Largest buyers were Swift Armour Morrell. SD State College bought six steers for instructional use. Sale surpassed last year’s record of 1800 dollars.
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Brookings
South Dakota
W. R. Hanser
Teader
Steet
Morrell
Alan Bosue
Beresford
Barrow and Wether
Cuicago
Jesse Roberts
Wolfsey
Marvin-Hughitt
National Bank of Huron
Swift
Armour
South Dakota State College
Miller Man Fined 250 in Guilty Liquor Plea
George Willet pleaded guilty to a liquor charge before Judge Frank R. Wiher in circuit court here and was fined 250 dollars or sentenced to remain in jail until it is paid.
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Miller
George Willet
Frank R. Wiher
Commission Plans For New Highway 25 Route
PIERRE September 7. Plans for renaming of G S High No 18 from Burke to Dallas are being considered by the state highway commission. The Gregory county board of commissioners, appearing before the highway commission here, advocated the change to eliminate two railroad crossings.
Ipswich Bankruptcy Case To Be Dismissed
Ipswich judge James D. Elliott ordered the bankruptcy proceedings against the estate of the late John C. Cullion be dismissed. The store in Ipswich was burned last May with the charred remains wrapped in blankets and kerosene odor noted.
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Siwux Falls
James D. Elliott
John C. Cullion
Ipswich
Irene Church to See Fiftieth Anniversary
Irene celebration set for September 20 with three former pastors as speakers at Nel dahi Lutheran church 16 miles northwest of here. The event marks the church's fifty year history with attendees from the community.
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Irene
Neldahi Lutheran Church
Milltown Church Incorporation Filed in Pierre
The Sankt Johannes congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran church in Milltown filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Carl Baumiller Sakob Anslem and H W F Brandenburs, all of Milltown, were incorporators. The church has no capital.
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Milltown
Pierre
Sankt Ziohannes
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carl Baumiller
Sakob ¥Anselmin
H.W. F. Brandenburs
Northern Normal Elects Freshman President and Officers
Aberdeen reports Harold Stookes of Charles City Iowa defeats Marian Harrigan and Donald Laird of Aberdeen to win freshman president for the coming year. Elizabeth Holtz of Aberdeen chosen secretary over Jean McDowell, also of Aberdeen. Lahara Autderson of Aberdeen wins treasurer in a three cornered race with Margaret Mason of Pierre and May II of Deland. Tike Fice president will be filled later.
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Aberdeen
Harold Stookes
Charles City
Marian Harrigan
Donald Laird
Northern Normal
Elizabeth Holtz
Wig
Jean McDowell
Lahara Autderson
Margaret Mason
Pierre
May II
Deland
Tike Fice
Will
Aberdeen College Wins Fair Prize for Tenth Year
Aberdeen College collected its tenth consecutive state fair prize for fine and pulling work. The exhibit, led by J Lindberg professor of journalism, showcased student craftsmanship and earned top honors amid the three year span.
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Aberdeen College
Aberdeen
Caydn
J. Lindberg
John E Barth Funeral Services At Mellette
Funeral services were held in Groton for John E Barth who died in Aberdeen. A solemn mass at St John’s Catholic Church featured Rev Father Barth of Akley as celebrant with several priests assisting. The service honored a community leader and Atlas Lumber district auditor, survived by his wife and four children.
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Groton
John E. Barth
Aberdeen
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Barth
Akley
Minn
Father Hussman
Sioux Falls
Father Estergaard
Big Stone City
Father Garry
Msgr
Dermody
Father McCabe
Conde
Father Mahoney
Hecla
Father Hyland
Mellette
Father O'Connor
Gettysburg
Board of Education
Barth
Atlas Lumber Company
Donald
Jonz
Bernard
Margaret
Artesian Well Drilled In 1904 Stops Flowing Near Lane
An artesian well on William Klemm’s Lane area farm, drilled in 1904 to supply irrigation, flowed steadily for about 35 years before ceasing to flow due to worn casing. The long history notes the well recently stopped producing water.
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Lane
William Klemm
Aberdeen Plans For Repaving Of Streets
Aberdeen city commissioners sent a delegation to Fargo to inspect re paving work on streets where wooden block pavement has been torn up. They discussed repaying the main street and the possibility of using the original base after the blocks are removed.
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Abel Nwrin
Usation
Aberdeen City Commissioners
Fargo
NS. D
Aberdeen
White Sox Acquire Two Dallas Prospects In Trade
The Chicago White Sox selected two Dallas prospects, outfielder Jimmy Moore and pitcher Victor Frasier, paying $30,000. Frasier, 29, begins his first full Class A season as a Dallas mound mainstay, while Moore ranks high with a .380 batting average in the circuit.
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White Sox
Dallas
Chicago White Sox
Texas
Jimmy Moore
Victor Frasier
Council Investigates Parking For Groton
A Groton council committee investigates ways to provide adequate parking for visitors. With busy Saturday evenings, spare spots are scarce and some shoppers must park on residential streets far from the business district. The council aims to create suitable facilities to prevent shopper inconvenience.
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GRO Aon
Sep
Spemay
Howard Schools Introduce Graded Public School Music
In Arkansas on Sept 20 a graded public school music course is being introduced across Howard Schools in the first eight grades. Clara Johnson, fourth grade teacher, and Annabelle Roberts, seventh grade instructor, will lead the program. Two glee clubs are also forming in the high school with Charlotte Rafferty directing the boys club and Theo Palmer teaching the girls club.
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Howard Tv
Clara Johnson
State dairymen meet at Pierre for dairy exposition
South Dakota dairymen will convene in Pierre on October 40 to discuss a state dairy exposition, industry improvements, and dairy laws. Speakers include T. G. Ronayne of the state agriculture department, T. M. Olson of State College, and numerous dairy leaders from across the state and region.
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LE. H. Dokken
Sioux Falls
J. H. Hammer
Waubay
BE. A. Paulson
Webster
A. Nielsen
Baltic
John W. Schunck
Sioux City
J. L. Jensen
Kimball
Matt Langenfeldt
Watertown
A. D. Bland
Aberdeen
RE. I. Paxton
John L. Keatjong
Yankton
L. Fladmark
Canton
W. S. Schaefer
Parker
B- Noruin
E. H. Baliwin
Clark
B. M. Norum
Aberilean
Totman
State College
H. G. Johnson
South Shore
O. H. Webb
Mitchell
C. P. Solheim
A. BR. Hillman
Flendreau
Einar Mickelson
Garretson
A. Leighton
Raymond Cody
Spearfish
Ward Carr
Teil Noyes
Jon Fennell
L. B. Wist. Webster
Aef. Buck
Haron
David Becker
W. A. Mulholland
Winner
William L. van Osdel
WW. J. Haren
J. W. Moline
Mil Skoug
Lions Fatts
William. G.cagnan
Jillron
R. Anderson
Miller
Aged South Dakotan Dies At Quinn Home
Quinn Sept 2. Funeral services were held at Interior for Mrs. A Hamm who died at her home south of town. She was past ninety years old and in fair health until recent weeks. She is survived by several children and many grandchildren. Rev. W O Howard officiated and she was buried beside her husband who died about ten years ago.
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Listed in Brief
Furnished by Erastus Cornell official abstracter Highmore S D transfers include M Marks to Hyde County part of SW quarter of Section 22 Township 11 Range 73 M G Carlisle to E M Barrington SWY of Section 7 Township 11 Range 73 George W Waston to C L Drake E% of Section 21 Township 11 Range 72 et al Clyde B E Tatman to John Toomey XW ig of Section 17 Township 116 Range 72 Samuel E Cary to Paul Cheres receiver NEW of Section 28 Township 113 Range 71 Walter Tilley to Farmers Merchants State Bank undivided one half of E% Section 21 Township 113 Range 73 Jacob J Wahl Jr to Debald Schneider 1/4 of Section 19 Township 112 Range Th
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
S. D
M. Marks
M. G. Carlisle
E. M. Barrington
George W Waston
C. L. Drake
Clyde BE. Tatman
John Toomey
Xwig
Samuel E. Cary
Paul Cheres
Walter Tilley
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Jacob J. Wahl
Ijr
Debald Schneider
Gettysburg Man Dies At Hote Funeral Services Held
A Gettysburg man died at a hotel and funeral services were planned at Huebner chapel at 2, 2 o'clock today with Rev W P Mitchell officiating. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery. Mr Owens married Sarah Jane Humphrey at Pictonnica Wisconsin and the couple lived there until 1910. They moved to Willel, took a homestead, then moved to Aberdeen ten years ago. He leaves two sons William Irving and Allen J Owens of Benkelman Nebraska and a daughter. His wife preceded him on April 9, 1926.
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Gettysburg
W. P. Mitchell
Riverside Cemetery
Owens
Sarah Jane Humphrey
Picatonica
Wis
Willel
Aberdeen
William Irving
Allen J. Owens
Benkelman
Neb
County Teachers Institute Held in Howard County
County teachers gathered for a three day institute at the courthouse directed by IT Weeks of Aberdeen State Teacher's College. Summer sessions caused the eight lower grades of Howard city schools to close Thursday and today.
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County Teachers Institute
Court House
IT. D. Weeks
Aberdeen State Teacher's College
Howard City
Davis Elected To Head Mitchell Legion Post
Mitchell residents elect Dan W. Davis commander of the local American Legion post at the annual meeting. Davis succeeds W Danforth as leader. Eighty five locals sign on to attend the national convention in Louisville.
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Davis
Mitchell Legion Post
Mitchell
Dan W. Davis
American Legion
W. Danforth
Eigtty
Louisville
Miner County Boy Wins Grand Champion at State Fair
Lawrence Feldhaus, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Feldhaus, five miles south of Howard, won first prize for grand champion baby pig at the State Fair and first at the Miner County fair. He earned a gold medal for being among the state’s ten healthiest boys and a trip to Chicago from Armour and Co. to the International Live Stock Show. Chese Bros. of Willow Lake will take the prize porker to Chicago for sale.
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Lawrence
Feldhaus
Theo Feldhaus
Howard
Chicago
Armour and Co
Chese Bros
Willow Lake
Groton Commercial Club to Sponsor Free Shows Next Summer
Groton officials announce the Commercial Club will continue free summer shows next year, following a successful series held last June. G. K. Neff, club president, stated the plan during the club meeting in Groton.
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Groton
Groton Commercial Club
G. K.neff
Changes at Eastern Normal College Campus
Numerous campus renovations update East and West Wing buildings. Two new classrooms added in West Wing to handle enrollment growth and new subjects. A freshmen reference library moved to the second floor. New lockers installed in the gym dressing room for both regular classes and football players. Summer redecorating of East Hall dormitory now complete with wall decorations and ten rooms refurbished with steel wardrobes day-beds rugs and curtains.
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Teacher ' S College Thin
East Hall
Sold and Guaranteed by Sherman and Moe in Trade
A local advertisement proclaims sale and guarantee by Sherman and Moe, claiming trustworthy any druggists and merchants will honor the guarantee across the area. It emphasizes wide acceptance and reliability of the sale.
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Sherman & .Moe
College building upgrades described in fragmentary notice
The fragment recounts improvements across a college building with new rugs in several rooms, updated furniture, repainted corridors and floors, plumbing repairs, roof work, and new dark blue velvet curtains with gold fringe for the auditorium stage, noting front draperies also in dark blue velvet.
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Eest
School plot shapes color plan for draperies
A school project informs the color scheme with the side and back draperies described as gold colored, shaping the overall decor plan.
Warner Votes On New Water Tower Bond Proposal
Citizens will decide in a special election on September 24 whether to issue bonds totaling 13,000 dollars to finance construction of a 100 foot steel water tower and tank. The plan calls for a four-tank system to serve the town.
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Wagner
STOR
Mes
Citizens of
Warner
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