Fifteen Club Workers Named for Chicago Trip
South Dakota selects fifteen of fifty 4-H club members to attend the National Club Congress in Chicago the first week of December. Delegates include livestock judging team members Chester Gullickson Tudor Jones and Kerwin Jones of Bath and champions from State Fair winners in fat stock health and clothing demonstrations. Lois Goldsmith Bryant and Laurine Haan Watertown are among the health and fashion display entrants aiming for top national honors.
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Brookings
Fifeen
South Dakota
Chicago
H. M. Jones
Jones
Chester Gullickson
Tudor Jones
Kerwin Jones
Bath
Feldhaus
Lois Goldsmith
Bryant
United States
Lucile Hanson
Vermilion
Rosing Prevedel
Sella Arneson
Edgemont
Marie Giddings
Ft. Pierra
Laurine Haan
Watertown
Eton Maynard
Aberdeen
Inspection Of Indian Reservation Finished
Government School Inspector Thompson has completed the inspection of the Crow Creek reservation visiting every Indian home with school age children. He moves his headquarters to Sisseton to continue checks on the reservation there.
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Joe Creek
Crow Creek Reservation
Thompson
Sisseton
Cresbard Head Named Sunshine Basketball League Leader
Cresbard superintendent Marquete was elected president of the Sunshine Basketball League at the Ashton meeting. W. A. Hack of Ashton was named vice president and Coach Mikkelson of Brentford became secretary and treasurer. Tentative season schedules were set. League members include Ashton Mel Jette Brentford Cresbard Faulkton Frankfort Rockham and Doland.
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Cresbard
Sunshine Loop
Ashton
Marquete
Sunshine Batetball League
W. A. Hack
Mikkelson
Brentford
Mel Jette
Faulkton
Frankfort
Rockham
Doland
South Dakotans Win Patents for Inventions
SIPUX CITY Sept 23 Special Three South Dakotans were granted patents last week reports the office of Hi Latta patent attorney. Named are Fred G Buetner White Lake for a sliding seat for automobiles Louis J Berklins Wayland for a guard tooth for mowers and William H Huack Utica for a pipe puller for wells.
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South
South Dakota Auto Club Plans 1939 Black Hills Booklet
The South Dakota Automobile Club will publish a pocket sized booklet The Black Hills of South Dakota to inform tourists about the state's beauty spots and touring facilities. It will include maps, hotels, highways, facilities, and points of interest with more than 25 cited attractions and will be distributed to information bureaus and large car clubs in the U S and Canada for the 1939 season.
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United States
Canada
Fisher
Black Hills
Pierre
Mitchell Corn Palace
Huron
South Dakota
Automobile Club
Manry
September Rain Aided Pastures In South Dakota
Pas tures were helped and soil prepared for fall plowing as September rains cooled the state. Aericultural Statistician Joseph L. Orr notes late rains won’t help this year’s crops but improve pasture and soil conditions. Threshing progress varied with wheat oats and barley advanced, flax slower, fall plowing behind last year due to prolonged drought.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Joseph L. Orri
Orr
Falt
New Parsonage Planned at Ascension Chapel Pocket
JOR CREEK Sept 25 Special four new five room parsonage to be erected at Ascension Chapel in the Pocket. Rev David Clark Episcopal minister will supervise the work done by L H Hanson and Charles Frastra. The chapel will then have a resident minister.
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Joe Creek Jor Creek
David Clark
L. H. Hanson
Charles Frastra
Intramural Kittenball Debut at Yale Schools
Linugz Weber's team won the first intramural kittenball test at Yale schools by 7 to 6 after 11 innings. Leon Smit pitched for the winners and was caught by Edward Klunét. Captain James Pratt led the team with Eric Maass and Lloyd Gribble batting. Teams include seventh and eighth graders and high school students. The series continues soon.
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Yale
Linugz Weber
Leon Smit
Winears
Edward Klunét
James Pratt
Eric Maass
Lloyd Gribble
Wife Groton Council Member Is Buried
Special funeral services were held at St. John's Catholic Church for Mrs. F. J. Jiran wife of a Groton council member and railroad man. She had been ill for some time. Survived by husband father three sisters and four brothers including Mrs. M. J. Jones Los Angeles Mrs. D. E. Thill Minneapolis and Mrs. Frank Thomas Montevideo and brothers Joseph Sandell Osage Wyn Reuben Sandell Baltimore Clarence Sandell Spokane and Earl Sandell Minneapolis.
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Groton
St. John’s Catholic Church
F. J. Jiran
Jiran
Bonilla Receives Faculty Faculty Reception Planned at Church
Bonilla on September 25 will host a reception for teachers at the Bonilla church. The event was postponed from last Friday due to unspecified reasons and will proceed this Friday night with members of the school faculty in attendance.
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Bonilla
Bonilla Church
Walker Addresses Olsey Farmers Union Meeting
George E Walker spoke to the Hurons labor union, addressing the Dearborn club of the Farmer Union in the Ple g t Hill School reports. District delegates were heard and refreshments were served after the meeting by Mrs. Werman Lan.
Yankton Graduate Wins France Prize In Music Study
Marian Kalayjian, Yankton college conservatory graduate, won 2000 francs plus tuition scholarship abroad after a summer of advanced study. Since graduation she studied three years at the Julard Foundation in New York and went to Fontainbleau, France, on a three month grant.
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Yankton
Marian Kalayilan
Yankton College Conservatory of Music
Jalayjian
Frankfort Hosts Teachers at Legion Hall Reception
The Frankfort Parent-Teachers Association entertained the Frankfort public school faculty with a reception at the Legion hall. A short program was followed by a social hour, highlighting the educators as guests of honor.
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Prawsay
Parent-Teachers — Association of Frankfort
Legion Hall
Frankfort Public School
Alaskan Student Sets Distance Record to Yankton College
Yankton records reveal Wild Goding of Skaguay Alaska as the student traveling the farthest to attend Yankton College. Goding enrolled as a freshman, marking a notable distance for a new student in the school’s history.
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Yankton
Wild Goding
Skaguay
Alaska
Yankton College
Goding
Elas
College journey and Alaska trip tale from Yankton fragment
A clipped, fragmentary passage notes Mrs. W. J. McMurty and a man connected with college work, mentioning travel from Skaguay in Alaska to the United States, with a long trip to Yankton for education and a steamship journey from Seattle.
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W. J. McMurty
Yankton
Skaguay Ig
Alaska
Seattle
Volga Young Man Goes On National Air Tour
Marvin Forenby son of Mr and Mrs John Forenby of Volga is part of a goodwill aviation group for American Eagle Aircraft corporation touring the United States He and companions plan to visit every state and major airport on the trip starting from Vulga on Sept 25.
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Volga
Vulga
Marvin Forenby
John Forenby
United States
American Eagle Aircraft Corporation
Spink Couple Married Frankfort
Miss Malinda Bickness daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Bickness of Frankfort and Clarence Deiter son of Mr and Mrs C J Deiter of Red Held were married Saturday by Rev Mr Alderson. The couple left for a trip through the Black Hills and will reside on a farm west of Frankfort after their return.
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Spink
Frankfort
Malinda Bickness
Fred Bickness
Clarence Deiter
C. J.deiter
Red Held
Alderson
Black Hills
Brown Elected Head Redfield Legion Post
Don Brown was elected post commander at the Redfield legion post annual meeting. Additional officers named include Carl Denker as vice commander C G Grain as finance officer and J M Runnings as adjutant. Executive committee members are L H Henderson Jack Grisby and Leonard Coleman.
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Brown
Redfield Legion
Redfield
Legion
Don” Brown
Carl Denker
C. ¢. Grain
J.*m. Runnings
L. H. Henderson
Jack Grisby
Leonard Coleman
Remedy to stop gas-hose siphoning at night
Springfield motor company announces a cure for night drivers who drain gasoline hoses. They fill the gas hose with water after closing hours, preventing siphoning and eliminating further problems at the pump.
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Springfield
Springfield Motor Company
Rain Diversity Causes Differences In Corn
Kimball reports varied corn yields due to unequal rainfall across the area this year with some fields faring well while others suffer. Local farmers note moisture differences and uneven growth affecting harvest prospects.
Fodder Coral Harvest Boosts Hog Rearing
Local report notes fodder supplies improved by coral feed sources believed adequate for hogs raised nearby. New implements have expanded acreage and aided sowing of small grafia in the spring season.
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Cavour
Monard
National Club Congress
South ‘Dakdta Automobile Club
Sherman & Moe
OLD Gold
Faul Whiteman
Paul White
VRED
Tucker Farm
John Deere Gang
Emerson Sulky
Bradley Sulky
Emerson
Bradley
McCormick
Deering
Ford Motor
Lee A. Sherman
Walter L. Voigt
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