Conservation Of Ducks Is Urged By State Agency
FIERRE Sept 27 The South Dakota Game and Fish Commission urges hunters to conserve waterfowl due to a national shortage. Director O H Johnson notes native ducks in parts of the state but calls for strict bag limits and adherence to laws to avoid depleting the supply. Paul G Redington of the Biological Survey says Canadian provinces and US states report a serious trend with hatchery losses and reduced young birds, warning against excessive hunting on concentration areas where ducks may appear plentiful but are not.
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Fierre
Federal Bureau of Biological Survey
United States
Canada
South Dakota Game and Fish Commission
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
Game and Fish Department
Paul G. Redington
Biological Survey
Redfield Fifty Year Celebration Films to Be Shown
Redfield films from the town fiftieth anniversary celebration will be shown this week. The parade scenes were shot from footage bought from the film company and will be sent here as a permanent record. Fred Legler contributed significant work on the films and helped prepare the various shots in a continuous film.
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Redfield
Aurst
Fred Legler
Paulson Keeps Job As Health Officer in Watertown
In Watertown Codington County commissioners appointed Dr H Russell Brown as health board superintendent, but Dr A J Paulson remains superintendent of public health. A state board letter says Paulson will hold until April 15, 1971 despite the county action.
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Paulson
Watertown
Codington County
H. Russell Brown
Health Board
A. J. Paulson
Paulsen
State Board of Health
State Board
Farmer in Cavour Suffers Eye Injury From Cow Tail
John Franzene, a farmer near Cavour, was injured when a cow’s tail struck his eye during milking. Taken to Hurtn clinic, his eyeball was heated and bandaged. He may lose sight in the affected eye.
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Cavour
John Franzene
Willow Lake Girls Survive Narrow Car Crash
Three Willow Lake High School students were in a severe crash when an all terrain vehicle struck a car driven by Mae Olson, tipping the Reynolds vehicle and trapping occupants beneath. Maxine Reynolds suffered a fractured hip pelvis and broken ankle but helped Doris Lamont and Odena Tschetter to safety as the car burned. Reynolds was hospitalized at Water Town. Olson and Lamont escaped with minor injuries.
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Willow Lake
Altar
Maxine Reynolds
Mae Olson
Reynolds
Miss Reynolds
Pone
Doris Lamont
Odena Tschetter
Tome
Watertow Hospital
Willowake High School
Redfield Creamery Site Choice Discussed at Meeting
At a Redfield gathering a committee named Auran and Wotsey discussed locating a new creamery whose area would stretch north to Aberdeen south to Mitchell and west to the Missouri River. Also reported is a Woonsocket anniversary telegrams from friends marking the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Walter Brewster.
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Redfield
Auran
Wotsey
Aberdeen
Mitchell
Missouri River
Woonsocket
Orange City
Volks Vriend
Bir
Mra Walter Brewster
South Dakota
Enrollment Surges as State College Opens Fall Quarter
State College in Brockings reports enrollment well above last year with 195 more students registered by Wednesday evening bringing total to 1429 compared with 987 last year. Freshmen number 996 at end of registration, the largest class in school history, while ongoing arrivals by train and bus are expected to swell totals further. Class sessions began Thursday with freshmen facing the usual first week hurdles.
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State College Brockings
State Colleg
Gladys Bell
Road report interest grows as Sharpe inquiry nears
Pierre Sept. 27 statehouse observers await release of Attorney General M Q Sharpe highway investigation report after a fall completion promise. The 1929 inquiry was requested by the house to examine the highway department as the $5 5 million fiscal year spending nears review. Brooke Howell of Frederick optimistic about GOP chances and a statewide landslide. Campaigns heat up with GOP platform attacks and Democratic rebuttals as Mitchell rallies loom. Memorial work on the War Memorial building progresses with sandstone walls rising and granite cornerstones.
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Pierre
Statehouse
M. Q. Sharpe
State House of Representatives
Highway Department
South Dakota
Capital Building
Black Hills
Grant County
State Historical Department
Chicago Man Fined For Making Liquor
Webster Sept 27 William Kanouse, resident of Chicago, objected to Scott Bates and Ea Tracy on the P 3 McCann farm near Granville. Bates restrained him while Tracy fetched the sheriff. Investigation found upstairs premises used for liquor manufacture. Kanouse found guilty, sentenced to 36 days in the county jail and fined 250 dollars.
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Chicago
Webster
Wm. Kanouse
Scott Bates
Ea Tracy
McCann
Granville
Bates
Tracy
Auill
Pierre Church Plans 50th Anniversary Fete
Pierre First Congregational church will mark its fifty year founding with an anniversary sermon by Dr JH Andrews former Pierre pastor and a pageant a musical festival and a party. The event invites all former members and lists 304 members over the last 50 years with plans for a public gathering and celebration.
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Pierre
First Congregational Church
JH. Andrews
Sioux City
New Rosebud Superintendent Has Fine Record For Indian Service
W Roberts, longtime Cheyenne River superintendent, takes charge of Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota on October 1. He boosted tribal income via grazing leases from 37 200 to 99 000 and presided over major school, dormitory, hospital, and infrastructure upgrades. A farewell event is planned at the agency with Roberts born in 1890 in Lancaster Missouri.
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Cheyenne Agency
W. ©. Roberts
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Rosebud
South Dakota
Dickens
Cheyenne Reservation
Saa
Roberts
Charrel Brothers Company
Cherry Creek
Chappel Brothers Company
Agency
LaPlant
Eagle Butte
White Horse
Mr. Roberts
Department At
Washington
Mc. Raterts
Lancaster
Missouri
Kirksville
Indian Service
Sacaton
Ariz
Pima Reservation
Arizona
Ponca and Pawnee
Oklahoma
Omaha
Nebraska
Pine Ridge
Cizona
Chefonne River
Mrs Lucas Named To Lead Woonsocket Auxiliary
Mrs Gladys Lucas was chosen to head the American Legion Auxiliary at a Woonsocket business meeting this week. New officers include first vice president Mrs Jewel UK, second vice president Mrs Mine Thomas, secretary Miss Hazel J Hobarer, Emma Nielsen historian, sergeant at arms Mrs Rose Vetter, and chaplain Mrs Hattie Webb.
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Lucas
Woonsocket
Gladys Lucas
American Legion Auxiliary
Jewel UK
Mine Thomas Seepage
Hazel J. Hobarer
Emma Nielsen
Eee
Strub
Rose Vetter
Hattie Webb
State Lets Contracts For Five Gravel Jobs
Five more gravel surfacing projects across six counties were awarded by the state highway commission at the September 17 setting. Awards include Herman Miller of Hartley Iowa for 15 511 miles of county road from Yankton to the east Yankton county line for 30479 35 dollars. Charles Iu Yost of Bristow Iowa receives 23 089 miles from Avon south in Bon Homme county for 23480 27 dollars. Summit Construction Company of Summit is granted 29021 47 dollars to gravel Willow Lakes west miles in Clark and Beadle counties. W Bartholow and Sons of Spencer get 857 79 dollars for Artesian south in Sanborn county. Richter and Schuknecht of Spencer win 6124 30 dollars for 8 221 miles from Farmer to north Hanson county one.
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Pierre
S. D
State Highway Commission
Herman Miller
Hartley
Iowa
Yankton
Avon South
Bon Homme County
Charles Iu
Yost
Bristow
Summit Construction Company
Summit
Willow Lakes
Clark and
Beadle
Bartholow and-Sons
Spencer
Artesian
Sanborn County
Farmer
Hanson County
Richter and Schuknecht
Brookings Merchants Guard Against Fakers
Brookings merchants vote to bar contributions to solicitors or groups until approved by the chamber of commerce merchants committee. The measure responds to recent solicitations that misled many merchants and signals tougher scrutiny for fraudsters in Brookings. F Cumming and L J Pett, residents near Fat City, are noted in the report.
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Brookings
Merchants Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Club
Marriage License Paid For With Check
A couple from a distance came to Hot Springs to wed. William Richey provided papers, Justice Joyce Wilson performed the ceremony, and the groom offered a check since the bride had no money. The assistant accepted the check, which later proved to be good.
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William Richey
Joyce Wilson
Armistice Day Plans Tied To Mitchell Post Election
Mitchell notes Armistice Day observance set after the Coacher post regular meeting elected new officers led by Commander Walter Wright and T. J. Krouse as vice commanders. W. G. Smith and E. W. Richey named chaplain and sergeant at arms with Cortland re-elected adjutant and A. E. Smith financial secretary. A Sunday meeting was planned to plan Armistice Day observance.
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Mitchell’ Mitchell
Walter Wright
T. J. Krouse
W. G. Smith
E. W. Richey
Herbert Cortland
A. E
Smith
D. M. Rogers
Onida Restaurant Destroyed By Flames
Onida suffers another blaze as Gardner cafe is gutted. Firemen arrived promptly, keeping adjoining buildings intact while the cafe building burned. Mr Gardner has not announced future plans.
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Onida
Gardner
Mrr
Outlook Bright In Ninth District Dairy And Farm Sectors
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports favorable prospects for butter and hog producers in the ninth district, with record lamb and wool outputs in the northwest. Butter prices rise as storage drops, drought impact limited in the region. South Dakota wool and lamb crops expand, yet wool prices fall, and farm value dips to the lowest since 1924. Wheat marketing grows with no congestion, banks adjust as harvest nears. A large barn burned near Miller, destroying grain, harness, and crops.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Ninth Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Minineapolis
Northwest
United States
Ninth
Lake Preston Commercial Club meet at Lutheran church
Lake Preston September meeting of the Commercial club followed by a social in the Lutheran church dining room. The Lutheran Wadies Aid served the menu. A. J. Baldwin presided at the business session detailing Watermelon Day program and airport committee members.
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Commercial Club
Lake Preston
Two Alpena Firms Change Locations
Alpena reports two firms relocating this week. Neumeyer moves from Millhouse to Lehr garage to run his implement business and gasoline filling station, with Emil Mogek continuing auto repair. Gund leaves Mungon for the Millhouse building citing reduced fire risk.
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Alpena
Sept
Zim UW Neumeyer
H Lund
Neumeyer
Lehr
Millhouse
Emil Mogek
Gund
Mungon
Yankton Red Cross Relief Efforts Highlighted
Yankton volunteers emphasize Red Cross relief work at Kiwanis and Rotary meetings. Reported child welfare efforts and notes that the Red Cross is the county’s sole relief agency as roll call season approaches.
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Yankton
Fantle Forecasts Steady Growth for Yankton
Yankton pioneer Wi J Fantle says the town’s rapid development is steady growth not a boom. The Fantle store marks its 37th anniversary as Yankton continues as a leading South Dakota industrial center.
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Pantle
Yank
Yankton
Wi J. Fantle
Fantle
Fandé
South Dakonys
Final Rites For Simon Bogue Funeral For Lake Preston
LARS FHESTON, Sept 27 Special Lying in state in the Jorpe High school auditorium Friday afternoon the Lake Preston community gathered for the funeral of Simon Bogue superintendent of the Lake Preston school system. He died Tuesday after an appendicitis complication following a second operation. Born in Holland he came to Lake Preston thirty years ago from Sibley Town. He was 48. He leaves a wife and two children Armina and Lewis a sister Mrs Grace Smith of Lake Preston a half brother J M Havi of Chicago and a half sister A Tiny Inga of Chicago.
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Lars Fheston
Jorpe High School
Lake Preston
Simon Boxne
Lake Preseton
Tw Volga Hospital
Holland
Sibley
Armina
Lewis
Grace Smith
J. M. Havi
Chigo
New Laundry Set to Open in De Smet Soon
Announcement by Fred Cummins states he will start a new laundry in De Smet as equipment arrives. Cummins plans to move his family to De Smet this week and will reside above the building during the start of operations.
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de Smet DE Smet
Fred Cummins
de Smet
Cummins
DesSmet
Lea
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Sharpe
State Highway Department
Brooke Howell
Frederick
Brooke
Warren E. Green
Charles S. McDonald
W. W. Howes
Bulow
D. A. McCullough
Pares
Tady Idays
Com Palad
Senator McMaster
Car Palace Exposition
McMaster
Warren Green
F. Cumming
L. J. Pett
Fatt City
Beats Ray
Jurned Miller
Leslie Droz
Here
Huron
Simon Bogue
New York
Costain
Crowns
Hagman
Grenadier
Consolidation Millers Creek
North Western Fuel Company
St. Paul
Minnesota
Huron Grain & Coal
Market Road
Dacotah
P. J. O'Keefe
Deceesh Conant
Inadt
Raps City
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