Yankton Plans For Homecoming
Yankton college plans the fourteenth annual Pioneer Day homecoming on October 31 with changes and new features. A parade will be streamlined to save about 300 dollars while the football game between Augustans Vikings and the Greyhounds receives top emphasis. The program also includes a play The Torchbearers on October 16, campus tours, a hill breakfast, dormitory inspection, a pep feast, and an evening Kronithonitelitron dance.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Harrison Danforth
Fargo College
Fargo
G. W. Nash
Pioneer Day Committee
Augustana
Augustans Vikings
Greyhounds
Forbes Hall
George Kelly
Sidney Spayde
Department of
Dramatics
South Dakota Frogs Sell Well In East
Thousands of pounds of live frogs have been shipped from Summit to Chicago for use in restaurants and hotels. Frogs bring about 10 cents per pound in Summit, with a half dozen frog legs earning up to 1.50 dollars for a plate. Helmer Vine shipped 85 cents per pound in one day, about 600 frogs, as local demand grows. Boys and Indians from the reservation have found frog catching a source of revenue and earnings.
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Summit
Chicago
Helmer Vine
Watertown High Announces Ki Day Homecoming
Watertown high school plans its Ki Day homecoming on Friday October 16 with a football game between Watertown and Huron. The usual parade is cancelled and a banquet honoring Huron football players will be held in the evening.
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Watertown High
Watertown
Watertown High School
Pricipal Dwight D. Miller
Haron
Arrow Named Head of Indian White Group
Rapid City September meeting of the Black Hills Force Pipe council elected Arthur Anow a Haskell Institute graduate as president. Rev L M Rouillard named permanent advisor and executive committee member. John Soissons vice president and Joe Giles treasurer chosen. Twenty two members attended. A resolutions committee was formed to draft a constitution and meetings set for the first and third Sundays each month.
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Arrow
Rapid City
Black Hills Force Pipe Council
Arthur Anow
Haskell Institute
L. M. Rouillard
Oth
John Soissons
Joe Giles
Island Melon Crop Above Average This Year
Nisland farmers report watermelons and cantaloupes above average with good size and quantity. Marketing is difficult for cantaloupes as many are grown for home use. In Woonsocket a special watermelon feed praised melons as of good quality and noted a fair turnout.
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Nisland
Txost
East Guffictet
Woonsocket
MW. A. of
Preston Freshmen Initiation At Leake Preston High
Lake Preston September 24. Freshmen initiation is in full swing at Leake Preston high school. Three freshmen dressed in a motley green attire are a conspicuous sight as farm autumn days begin. Friday evening, with the senior class as masters of ceremonies, the freshmen will be initiated as punishment deserved.
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Lake Preston
Leake Preston High School
Mrs Karen Moseson Pioneer Dies in Miner County
Karen Moseson aged about 94 died at her home near Howard after a long life in Miner County. Born in Norway 1840 she sailed to America at twenty and lived in Wisconsin and South Dakota before settling in Belleview township. Survived by daughter Leitie Clinsey and granddaughter Cora Stenslokken Seth. funeral held at Belleview church with Rev. M Brornton officiating.
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Karen Moseson
Howard
Karen Wiseson
Miner
Moseson
Guldbrandsdalen
Norway
Vernon County
Wisconsin
Flarsireau
S. C
Miner County
Belleview Township
Anthon
Yale church meeting draws about six hundred attendees
About 600 people attended a Bethel church conference near Yale lasting from Saturday noon to Sunday evening. Ministers from Guida, Doland, and Bridgewater, Jake Beadle, Jake Glaniter, and S Glanzer, joined choirs from their churches for speaking and singing throughout the program.
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Yale
Bethel Church
Guida
Doland
Bridgewater
Jake Beadle
Jake Glaniter
S. §. Glanzer
Heinsen Family Visit At Burdette Home
Mr and Mrs Harry Heinsen and their baby from Philadelphia are staying several weeks with Mr and Mrs Rudie Heinsen at their Burdette home.
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Burdette Burdette
Harry Heinsen
Baby
Philadelphia
Mr. Heinsen
Rudie Heinsen
Butterfat Drops In South Dakota Dairy Herds
Butterfat production in eight South Dakota dairy associations fell in August to an average of 18.9 pounds per cow from 22.8 in July, a seasonal dip noted by G Heebink of South Dakota State College. Of 177 herds, 32 averaged 25 pounds or more, 173 cows produced 40 pounds or more, and two purebred sires were purchased after three cows were culled. Leading associations cited include Black Hills, Yankton-Clay, Day, Grant, Minnehaha, Brown, Chark, and Hamlin with varying top averages from 28.7 to 40.2 pounds.
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Brookings
South Dakota
G. Heebink
Extension Dairyman
South Dakota State College
Mr. Heebink
Dairyman
Black Hills
H. G. Edwards
Yankton-Clay
F. H. Austin Investments Company
Day
O. H. Strand
Grant
William Schwandt
Minnehaha
J. M. Foster
Brown
B. A. Tollefson
Chark
H. W. Willand
Hamlin- Kingsliy—Croni and Magee
Cemetery At Cavour Beautified by Local Association
The Uavour Cemetery Association began a beautification drive last spring, cleaned the grounds, paused during hot weather, then resumed. A new ornamental fence fronts the cemetery with brick pilasters, and another cleanup day is planned to enhance the premises further.
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Uavour ‘Cemetery Association
Teachers Institute Is Held At Howard
About seventy grade school teachers from Miner County attended the fall institute at the county courthouse in Howard. County superintendent Peter Frederickson led the event with near total county participation. Out of town speakers included Mrs Ruby Adams of Aberdeen South Dakota Irene Hirsch of Des Moines Iowa Zella Schofield of DeSmet and former state superintendent F L Shaw.
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Howard Howard
Miner ‘County
County Court House
Peter Frederickson
Frederickson
Ruby Adams
Aberdeen
Irene Hirsch
Des Moines
Zella Schofield
DeSmet
F. L. Shaw
University of South Dakota Symphony Orchestra Begins Practice
Vermillion September 24 with a 50 member faculty led by Dean W. R. Colton the University of South Dakota Symphony Orchestra began practice Monday night. The group will give several public programs this year and appear again with the Sioux City Symphony Orchestra in Sioux City and Vermillion.
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University of South Dakota Symphony Orchestra
Dean W. R. Colton
Sioux City Symphony Orchestra
Sioux City
Institute Dates Are Changed At Madison
Madison notes that the annual county institute is postponed to October 1 and 17. All grade and rural teachers are expected to attend at the Eastern Normal chapel unless other arrangements are made. A teachers luncheon is planned for October 16. Plans include forming a 5. D. E. A. membership at the meeting.
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Madison
Estelle Runkel
Lake County
Fastern Normal Chapel
Institute
Yale Men Return From Haying Fields
Yale men who went north to make hay are returning with the finished product. The group includes Harvey Maroney Frank Gribble Frank Davis William Davis John Greenan Jules Delevaux and Zack Hofer. Other men not yet gone north are taking their livestock north for winter feeding.
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Yale
Sunshines
Harvey Maroney
Frank Gribble
Frank Davis
William Davis
John Greenan
Jule Delevaux
Zack Hofer
Watertown Woman Injured in Car Collision
Mrs. Roy Downing of Watertown suffered severe cuts on both legs a broken left arm and general bruises after a collision between the Downing car driven by her son and a truck driven by Ed Steel in Watertown. Both cars overturned others escaped with minor injuries. Mrs. Downing was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Watertown
Roy Downing
Downing
Ed Steel
Mission Services Attended By Many
The mission festival at the Lutheran church drew visitors from Hazel, Henry, Clark, Raymond and Redfield. Rev. E. Schaller of Mound City preached German and English in the morning, Rev. L. Lehman of Hemis preached English in the afternoon, and the choir performed two numbers. Offerings totaled 118.50 with the Ladies Aid contributing 25. Dinner fed all attendees as the church was decorated with cut and potted plants.
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Raymond
Hazel
Henry
Clark
Redfield
E. Schaller
Mound City
L. Lehman
Hemis
Ladies Aid
Quick, Sure Comfort For Varicose Veins
Promotional note claims moons Emerald Oil relieves varicose veins instantly. Advises applying and bandaging leg, promising no more broken veins and sore appearances. Includes Longstaff Drug Co and H A Perriton guarantee statements.
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Longstaff Drug Co
H. A. Perriton
Few Stockmen To Use Federal Aid In South Dakota
Western South Dakota stockmen consider federal livestock feed loans from the U S Department of Agriculture. Objections center on the first mortgage clause and government equal lien rights. Loans limit to 40 cattle and 200 sheep per borrower, inadequate for large herds, prompting plans to chip animals where feed is scarce.
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Belle Fourlhe
Hertze
South Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture
State
Hoppers Return After Heat Wave Recedes
Sept 24 report notes a break in the hot spell as grasshoppers vanish. scattered showers bring new foliage to trees stripped earlier, and groves and shelter belts show fresh growth signaling a springlike revival in Joe Creek area.
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Joe Creek
Nursing Study and Surgery Notes
Raymond reports Ber nice Hurlbert, daughter of N. N. am bert, left for Chicago by way of Elrod to train as a nurse at a Presbyterian hospital linked to Rush Medical Institute. Lena Tschappat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A Tachappat, a Shriners hospital patient in Minneapolis, underwent leg surgery and is said to be recovering well.
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Raymond
Bernice Hurlbert
N. N.ambert
Chicago
Elrod
Presbyterian Hospital
Rush Medical Institute
SAS
Lena Tschappat
A Tachappat
Shriners Hospital
Minneapolis
Wayland School Closed Over Diphtheria Outbreak
Wayland completes a temporary suspension of classes after mild diphtheria cases emerge in town. Two families are quarantined as fumigation occurs and serum is readied to prevent spread. All school age children in the district will be treated before next week’s reopening.
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Wayland
Ruskin Park To Host Free Dance Thursday Night
Ruskin Park manager Richard Senjohn announces a free dance at Ruskin Park in Forestburg on Thursday night to show appreciation for summer patronage. Penn's Dakotans an eight piece band will play as a large crowd is expected to attend the event.
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Ruskin Park
Forestburg
Richard Senjohn
Penn
Dakotans
Huskin Park
Attendees Invite and Neighbor Greetings in Broaland
A fragment notes invitations and thanks from residents of Broaland. It mentions Mr and Mrs Bias Peterson and Mr and Mrs EH Roger, with Sept dates. A visit by Harold Urban of Sioux Falls, Jewel Tea company, is referenced alongside local residents W OG Urban.
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Broaland
Bias Feterson
EH. Roge
Harold Urban
Sioux Falls
The
Jewel Tea Companys
Mes
W. OG. Urban
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East
Preston
Aew
Croy Creek
Highmore
Farmers Union Cream Station
Cavour
Woodland Group
Broadland
Sperial
Woodland Holiness Association
Broadland Methodists
N. Luke
M. F. Gordon
Pierre
School of Mines
Hapld City
Ed S. Goff
South Dakota Motor Vehicle Department
Goff
Ear, Nose & Throat Clinic
Benj. Thomas
M. D
Robert W. Vance
Masonic Temple
GSA
Berwind
Scala
RCA Radiotrons
RCA
Arca Radiotron Co., Inc
Harrison
Rawls Corporation
Amelia
Substator
New Atwater Kent
Huron
Atwater Kent
Atwater
Kent Radio
Atwater Rene i
Wales
Qiao
Feauilies
Jitwater Kent
Uiemsands
Burger Sales Company
Burger Motor Co
S. W
J. F. Anderson Lumber CO
Peter Mintener Lumber CO
Kanees S. E
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