State College Opens Monday in Brookings
State College in Brookings prepares to begin the fall term on Monday September 24 with freshmen enrollment rising toward a record. Welcome committees will greet students at trains and buses as extensive campus improvements including new tubular bells and updated athletic facilities are reported ready for the influx.
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South Dakota
Wates
Brookings and
State College
Haeed
Brookings Post Office
Annery
Shock Threshing Is Done At Woonsocket
Woonsocket reports threshing nearly finished with stock threshing underway. August rains and September showers revived pastures and boosted fill. Expect good corn yields, many shipments locally sold, though some melons may remain unsold before the first hard freeze.
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Woonsocket
Amar
Clark Young Folks Resume School Work Transfers
Clark youths head to colleges and universities across the Midwest. Theron Smith, Barbara Schneck, Estella Lobe, and others begin freshman or continuing studies at Vermillion, Minnesota, Columbus, Brookings, Rapida City, Ames, Aberdeen, Mitchell, and related institutions.
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Clark
State University At
Vermillion
Theron Smith
Barbara Schneck
Yankton
Idarion Medelland
Carolyn, Brown
Essie Luce
Gien Albrott
University of Minnesota
Estella Lobe
Columbus “College
Sioux Falls
Margaret Richards
Brookings
Kerneth MacSlpine
School of Mines
Rapia City
Dall LaCraft
Ames
Iowa
Bernice “Anderson
Aberdeen
Kathleen Keenan
Helen Tobin
Mitchell Hosspa
Building Permits Rise in Aberdeen This Week
Four building permits issued this week in Aberdeen indicate continued growth in construction activity. Officials noted the permits were for modest amounts but reflect an overall increase in new projects across the city.
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Aberdeen
Two Brothers End Happy Reunion in Mitchell Mishap
Lisyd and Gilbert Matchiston reunite after years with a celebratory party that includes Kermit Dupont. Moonshine, a broken down Duponts Ford, and a police encounter end with all three arrested in Mitchell.
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Mitchell Bastile
Mitchell
Lisyd
Gilbert Matchiston
Kermit Dupont
Red Lake Pails
Egmer
Hitchcock Adds To Modern Buildings
Hitchcock, Sept 23, reports rapid progress on the Western Farmers Telephone Company building. Redfield contractors Dobratz and Stolte completed walls and laid the cement floor. interior work has begun. Occupancy is planned within two weeks. the brick and tie structures will be unusually large for the town. Improved telephone services will be offered.
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Hitchcock
Western Farmers Telephone Comany
Dobratz and Stolte
Redfield
State Fair Sugar Exhibit Shines At Huron
Belle Fourche Sept 2 Mr and Mrs Swain report the state fair exhibit at Huron attracted wide attention. Swain led the Black Hills sugar plant display featuring a miniature sugar factory a large sugar bowl and canned fruits and jellies. The jelly demo used beet water and aimed to prove beet sugar can make first class jelly.
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Say
Mrz. Swain
Take Road gas station sold to Artesian buyer
Announcement in Madison reports J. Tysdal of Artesian purchasing the Take Road service station from Hans Quist. The new owner will take possession at the end of October and establish a permanent Madison home for his wife and family. The Lake Road station has long offered gas and oils and a small line of groceries and soft drinks.
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Artesian
S G. Madison
Madison
Take Road
Hans Quist
J. Tysdal
Quist
Biewall
Lake Road
Pioneer Train to Visit Watertown for Flag Day Event
Watertown officials announced the C N W railroad will bring the Pioneer Special replica train to town for Flag Day festivities on September 2. About 2 percent of attendees will receive free rides, following previous appearances at South Dakota celebrations. The train recalls the first Northwestern train from Chicago and aims to educate the public about early rail travel.
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Watertown
CL & N.ow
South Dakota
The
C. & N. W. Railroad Company
Noti- Realion
Chamber of Commerce
Hilifield
Northwestern
Chicago
Corn Now a Topic on Sully County Farms
In Sully County farmers discuss corn yields with high estimates. Reports claim twenty to twenty bushels per acre of good quality corn, while others hover around twenty bushels. At Mrs Ora Willer’s sale, widow of the late FP Williams, livestock sold well, signaling ample farm feed supplies.
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Sully
Ora Willer
Williams
Sully County
Whitlocks Honored At Pierre Indian School
Ms and Mrs C R Whitlock are thanked as they depart for Toppenith Washington where Whitlock will lead an Indian reservation. C B Dickinson will serve as superintendent in Pierre and comes from the Indian School at Bismarck.
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Whitlocks
Pierre Indian School
Ner
C.R. Whitlock
Toppenith
Wash
Whitlock
C.B Dickinson
Bismarck
Expect New Gas West 3 . 1 ea To Come In At Pierre
Pierre news reports a new gas well nearing completion at 1150 feet with gas at 130 feet and a test water well showing three inch hole. Drillers expect gas to add to local supply from existing wells, estimating about 3000 cubic feet per hour for commercial water power potential.
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Pierre
Democrats Await Yankton Meeting In Fall Campaign
In MANE CON South Dakota voters await a September 25 Democratic rally in Yankton as the campaign builds. Leaders Bulow McCullough and Howes plan talks while Republicans and Democrats prepare in Pierre and regional offices amid apathy and early campaigning at the state fair.
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W. W.' Howes
Yankton
South Dakota
Huron
Simiar
Mitchell
Tages
W. J. Bulow
Senate
D.A. McCullough
Rural Credits Commission
McDonald
Haj
Pierre
Three New Iowa Firms Form Capitalized at Twenty Five Thousand
Pierre Iowa September 24 Physicians Optical company Kansas filed articles of incorporation in the city of Iowa and names G Carls J Hannah Henoch and E Mi Rosrbothamn as stockholders. Odell Chevrolet and Odell Radio also incorporated with K B Odell and Anna L Odell tied to the three concerns capitalized at 25000 dollars.
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Pierre
Physicians Optical Company
I City
Iowa
G. Carls
Jefferson
J. Hannah
J_Henoch
E. Mi. Rosrbothamn
Hanosh Radio Company
Odell Chevrolet Company
Dent
Tose
K.B. Odell
Odel_ end
Anna L
Gdells Ali
Pierre Student Named for Siou x Falls Tepee Day Play
Pierre students at S E F College Sioux Falls will present The Pioneers during the annual Tepee Day celebration on campus October 14. Cast includes Grace Locke, Dorix Andrews, Ruthven Sterling Palmerton Dell Raynds Carcl Arnold Centerville Elwood Renner Hugh Stetle Floyd Jensen Hilmar Martin and others.
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Pierre
S.ef. College
Sioux Falls
Eastor
Pioneers
Sioux Falls ‘College
Warners
Grace ‘Locke
Gherman
We ‘Tite
Bonesteel
Dorix Andrews
Mullen
Fisie
Reed
Augusta_jackey
Madison to county road plan changes near Lake Madison
A proposed paving project from Madison to the county line would be altered next year. The route change would start a mile east of Wentworth at the Federal corner and run straight west to join Highway No. 19 half a mile west of the Chautauqua grounds, with several favoring the proposal.
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Madison
Sadison
Chautauqua
Lake
Wentworth
Fedsr
Jwest
No. 19
South Dakota Fair Board Member Johnson Named
Harb Johnson of Sioux City is named the West River member of the State Fair board. The announcement accompanies other fair notes as the event approaches.
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Philip
South Dakota
Johnson
Aaid City
State Fair Board
Organ Dedication at College Church Service
Pipe organ installation at the church was dedicated during a special service. Organ officials stated the instrument enhances worship and community events. College affiliation mentioned in connection with the church ceremony.
Traffic Census Starts On County Roads In South Dakota
The state highway commission began a county road traffic census to aid 4 percent policy for county highway development. Directed by H. E. Abell the survey runs until about Nov. 20 with two men working 20 hour days. It compares grain and livestock trucking on county versus state highways to guide future plans.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Estate Highway Commission
Missouri River
Mads
H. E. Abell
Highway Department
Abell
Increase In Production Of Butter At Aberdeen Plant
Aberdeen reporting figures show a rise in butter production for Equity Union Creameries Inc across three plants in 1929. Aberdeen plant produced 3,551,209 pounds up to August 30, versus 140,827 pounds for the prior year period. Ice cream output and milk distribution also show increases though figures are uneven and some data missing.
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Aberdeen
Equity Unum Creameries, Inc
Lockhart Installs Aberdeen Legion Officers
Aberdeen September 20 Special report states Carroll Lockhart state commander of the American Legion and Mrs Amy Anderson state president of the Auxiliary act as instilling officers during the local post installation. New officers include Wesley Parsch post commander John Hughes adjutant A B Anderson finance officer Rev W H Dickenson chaplain Bruce Swaib historian Rate Kelley post president Mix Mary president Mabel Watson vice president Raby Fisher second vice president Marie Kelley secretary Kereda Balach treasurer Royal Hasse chaplain Abs Lacella Steinecker.
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Rate Kelley
Mix Mary
Mabel’ Watson
Eee Whee
Raby Pisher
Marie Kelley
Sirs, Kereda Balach
Royal Hasse
Abs Lacella ‘Steinecker
Miner County Fair Exhibits Grow Despite Rain
Rainy afternoon and evening kept crowds under cover as the Miner County Fair showcased fine exhibits. Livestock shows expanded while the women's department and 4 H club work produced bigger and better displays than last year, with other departments remaining similar in size.
Large Melon Harvest Report From Pierre Streets
Pierre reports a bumper melon crop with trucks delivering fruit across town. Vendors sold multiple loads on streets, hauling melons outward for buyers in numerous directions, reflecting a strong harvest season.
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Pierre Pierre
Wasik Baade
Brookings Firemen Contain Kitchen Blaze On Roof
Firemen from Brookings quickly contained a kitchen blaze confined to the roof area. The incident was stopped before spreading to adjoining rooms, with no injuries reported.
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Brookings
Huron Manta $10 000 Damage Suit
Shocking details emerge in Sept 2 report of a damage suit involving Reynolds Tobacco Co. and the family as the court weighs blame. The ante lu jury absolves Delan of fault amid questions over a father’s plan and a boy’s death in the incident.
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Reynolds Tobacco Company
Spelling Champ Hopeful Glady Pyle II Sets Ambitions
Phyllis Looby of Dakota, state spelling contender at Huron, says Gladys Pyle II aspires to be a state champion and possibly a high school teacher if the goal isn t reached. Pyle is praised as an all around scholar with strong interests in history geography reading and spelling and enjoys golf and swimming. Prior to state contest she earned county silver medals for first in spelling two years running and silver for third in the interstate meet at Council Bluffs Iowa.
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Pyle II
Artesian
Gladys Pyle
Horn
Mabel “Willebrant
Phyllis Looby
Dakota
State Air
Huron
Council ‘Bttuffs
O Malley Long Prison Record Reported
Deputy Helgeland reports James O Malley alias Hari Summers with a long criminal history. Arrests include trespassing in Sapulpa Oklahoma and concealed weapons in Montana. parole violations led to prison terms in Sioux Falls and Montana.
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Woonsuckhl
Helgeland
Sanborn County
James O'Malley
Cify
al van Luer
Woonsocket
Hari Summers
Sapulpa
Okla
Eel Summers
Joe Kelley
Coloee
Mont
Joe L. Kelley
Billings
R. BR. Brakemar
Montana
BR. C. Bakewell
Sioux Falls
Mobridge Lemmon Truck Service Planned for Inauguration
A. Z. Car of Lemmon says truck service between Lemmon and Mobridge will begin once equipment arrives. The line will link Wakpala McLoughlin Cadillac Walker McLioch Watauga Morristown Keld yon Thunder Hawk and the two terminals. A license to operate the route was recently granted.
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Lemmon
A. Z
Geddes Residents Plan Creamery Following Meeting
Geddes chamber of commerce invited farmers to discuss forming a creamery. Speakers included J J Jensen Kimball and J Leighton Sion Falls. A temporary creamery company was organized with W ES Rayman as president and a board of directors named for future plans.
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Geddes
Geddes Chamber of Commerce
Uadier Aid
J. J. Jensen
Kimball
ES Rayman
Forrest Scott
Retary
G. E. Lindskog
C. BE. Holley
BL A. Angerson
Aden Richardson
Georse Balcam
Frank Jaeger
Frank Kriz
Eugene Blair
A. Humphrey
Ray Pepponoe
da Gibson
Redfield High School names staff for yearbook and clubs
Redfield announces staff for the school year including Robinam as editor in chief and Elaine Humeston as assistant. Donald Roberts is business manager with Leonard Balsiger as assistant. Circulation Lee Alexander, athletics Geetme Water, forensics Hildreth Sounders, music Airdena Waggoner, social Eleanor Ewing, humor George Larmon, Clende Vetter. Close reporters listed by class and faculty advisor Mims Hughes. student officers Raymond Bockmax president Dorothy Robinson vice president Lucile Firmerty secretary Daryl Dubois treasurer.
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Robinam
Jin
Elaine Humeston
Aistant
Donald’ Roberts
Leonard Balsiger
Lee Alexander
Geetme
Wateer
Hildreth Sounders
Airdena Waggoner
Eleanor Ewing
George Larmon
Clende Vetter
Fone Fase Ieee
Marion” Andersos
Denna
Dudrey
Jane Robertson
Mims Hughes
Eee See
Raymond Bockmax
Dorothy Robinson
Lucile Firmerty
Daryl Dubois
Mrs. McClaskey On Institute Program
Pierre dispatch reports about an institute program with about 50 attendees. Details are limited but indicate a community event led by Mrs. McClaskey.
Officers Elected At Eastern State Teachers College
Eastern State Teachers College named officers for the year across senior junior and sophomore classes. Senior leaders include Ronald Gone and Ada Orton with a slate of officers from Madison and Rutland. New Student Council representatives were also elected for each class.
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Clark
Katherine Lee
Madison
Gerfollows
Harold Oxwang
Highmore
Forest
Wood
Deli Hapids
Ruth Robertson
Norris Gomsride Lake Preston
Joyce
Gregory
Bryant
Ernest Wrage
Canistota
Jenior
George Gregesma
Matilsen
Are
Coun G
Arnold Turner
Daniel O'Connell
Junius
Jean Bixler
Rosimyund Sherbura
William Hutchinson
Redfield Selected as Central Livestock Concentration Point
The federal board chose Redfield South Dakota as a central livestock concentration point after an inquiry led by L B Mann. The site covers Clark, Spink, Faulk, Porter, Sisseton, Hand, Beadle and parts of Brown counties and spans from Gettysburg westward.
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Gettysburg
L. B. Mann
Federat Iaym Board
Mann
Clark
Spinls
Faulk
Suir
Hand
Thieves Loot Cigarettes From Sioux Falls Pool Hall
Burglars entered via a rear window at a Sioux Falls pool hall and stole about 2000 cigarets and a bag of coins. No injuries reported.
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Sioux Falls
Bros
White Boys Triumph in Indian White Ball Game
Pierre Sept 20 special feature of the Congregational Sunday School picnic was a baseball game between the Indian boys class and a younger white boys class. The whites won 9 to 5.
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Pierre
Silver shower honors instructor in RNA hall event
Mrs Joe Olson hosted a silver shower at the RNA hall on Thursday night for Mrs Halph Osmanson formerly Fern Harrington, a former public school instructor. Mo and Mrs Olson were married at the Little Brown Church in Washut IN June 22. A mock wedding and games provided entertainment for several friends.
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Joe Olson
RNA. Hall
Halph Osmanson
Fern Harrigton
Olson
Little Brown
Washut
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