Prohibition Topic To Be Discussed By South Dakota Lawyers
Pierre Sept 28 The annual convention of South Dakota state s attorneys will be held in Pierre October 11 and 12 with federal and state officials discussing prohibition enforcement Cooperation by high officials including Governor Bulow Attorney General Sharpe and former Senator Crawford will give keynote remarks A practical program for cooperation between federal and state authorities will be outlined and the meeting aims to be useful to county attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe I. Crawford
Huron
Keyote
A. B. Jaynes
Watertown
Codington County
KE. J. Senn
South Dakota
Fred S. Minter
M.A. Brown
Brule County
Pierre
Supreme Court
State Legal Department
Lake Preston Ladies Fleet New President
Lake Preston news reports Mrs D L Pattie elected president of the Methodist Ladies Aid at the annual meeting with Miss Opha Stephenson as vice president and a slate including Mrs A H Cother as secretary and Mrs G A Wilkinson as treasurer. New officers assume Oct 1 and the group plans its annual bazaar and supper for November 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
D. L. Pattie
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Opha Stephenson
A. H. Cother
G. A. Wilkinson
Elmer Isaacson
George Larson
S.C. Odegaard
Elk Point Farmer Leases Farm Near Riversious
Elk Point reports the entire farming acre of the former state use of agriculture has been leased to William Bobzin. He has moved into the Crill cottage at Riversious near Elk Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Point
Louis Crill
State Sue of Agriculture
William Bobzin
Crill
Riversious
Freeman Party Heads to China From Freeman
A mission group from Freeman departs for Vancouver British Columbia to join fellow missionaries and sail for China. Among returning members are Rev. and Mrs H Brown who served in China before and were forced home by recent outbreaks. Also joining are Rev. and Mrs August Ewert on their first foreign mission assignment. Brown, known in Mennonite circles, authored Chips of Experience recounting life in China.
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China
Sea Patrol of Aberdeen Boy Scouts Starts
Aberdeen plans a Sea Scouts organization for boys 15 and older to join soon. Novyn Ovrom, a scout executive, confirmed. The program, led by Jack Zietlow, will emphasize sea use and knots, with sailing and ropework taught at summer camps. Milbank and Mobridge both report Sea Scout troops and Cub Scout groups led by local leaders.
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Aberdeen
Boy Scouts
Sea Scouts
Aberdean
Novyin Ovrom
Jack Zietlow
Earl Nixon
Milbank
Charles Schaller
Mobridge
Fuller
Rev
Bruins
Ree Heights Children Examined At Clinic
Cedar and Spring Hill township children were examined at a Cedar ball health clinic in Ree Heights. Dr Margaret Koenig Red Cross worker conducted the examinations as she spends a month in the area. Fathers and mothers attended and a picnic lunch followed at noon.
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Reg HeiGhts
Cedar and
Spring Hills
Cedar Ball
Margaret Koenig
Red Cross
Koenig
Heights Churches Call Minnesota Minister
A call has been issued to Rev. Theodore Mickel of South Haven Minnesota to toll the pulpits of the Ree Heights and Cedar churches. He is expected to arrive in Ree Heights about the first of October. Rev S W Keck of Huron has been preaching in the churches here.
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Theodore Mickel
South Haven
Minn
Ree Heights
Cedar
Mickel
Ree
S. W. Keck
Huron
Pink Eye Outbreaks Reported in South Dakota Cattle
Dr. G. Weaver, state college animal disease specialist, notes minor pink eye outbreaks across several counties. The contagious infection causes eye discharge, inflammation, possible temporary blindness, reduced appetite and milk yield in dairy cows. Losses stem from weight loss and lower milk. control includes isolation, water and feed changes, and improved pastures.
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Brookings
Weaver
State College Extension
Ree Heights Community Club Oyster Supper Plans
Ree Heights residents will host their annual oyster supper Friday night as a club contest determines supremacy between two teams the Golds led by Ed Pawsett and the Purples led by Lynn Cowan New officers will be elected at the October 4 meeting Fire destroys the top of the local water tower owned by the Chicago and North Western Railway with flames burning down to the water level
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Ree Heights
Golds
Ed Pawsett
Purples
Lynn Cowan
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Hitchcock Teachers Enjoy Night Reception at Methodist Church
Hitchcock Sept 28 teachers from the Hitch cock school were invited to a reception in the Methodist church basement. Mrs G H Wells organized the social evening and lunch following the program. Notable acts included community singing led by Mrs L F Sutter and various vocal, instrumental duets, and readings featuring local residents and Rev F C Page.
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Hitchcock
Methodist Church
G. H. Wells
Frank Voal
Luud
Esther Swartz
Irene Armstrong
W. Walton
Marguerite Malinberg
Rachael Greenfield
Claudie Lemke
Mrs. Wells
Reading
F.C. Page
BH. W. Brant
Healthy Poultry Free From Roup Prospects Highlighted
Pierre Sept 25 The core of Dr T V H Ruth director of the division of animal industry state department of agriculture urged farmers to use balanced rations proper housing ventilation and sanitation to prevent calds and roup in poultry. He warned that cards and roup reflect the invasion of disease by organisms and that fowl tissues must remain superior to resist infection.
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Pierre
TV. H. Ruth
Animal Industry
State Department of Agriculture
Ruth
Poultry Housing and Health Tips for Seasonal Change
Industry director notes that sudden weather shifts in late summer and early fall force chickens to crowd roosting areas. Poor ventilation raises cold risks. prevention focuses on housing fixes, sanitary premises, balanced feed, and proper ventilation. Move young birds to cleaned disinfected houses, reduce flock size if crowded, cull weak birds, and segregate the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustry
Preventative medicinal treatment advised by local veterinarian
The article notes that such treatment should be prescribed under the guidance of the local veterinarian as a precautionary health measure. It emphasizes expert oversight to ensure proper use and animal safety.
Farmer pays $60 per acre for Bath farm
Bath September 28 A farmer named Charles A Sieh paid sixty dollars per acre for a quarter section of the old Cavanaugh farm near Bath He reported a yield of 20 bushels per acre this year from the tract reflecting steady agricultural activity in the area.
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Bath Farm
Bath
Charles A. Sieh
Cavanaugh Farm
Sully County Teachers Meet Set for October 7 9
Onida hosts Sully county teachers for the annual meet on October 7 and 9 with events and sessions across the two days in the city.
Speakers Confirmed for County Teachers Institute Program
Mrs Zella Hyde county superintendent announces the program for the county teachers institute. Speakers include Mrs Beryl Rogers McClaskey of Huron Edwin L Rouse Chadron Neb Normal C Giffin state superintendent of path instruction Mrs Nettie Baff Palmer school of writing and D C Mills speaking on the Young Citizens league.
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Stitute
Zella Hyde
Beryl Rogers McClaskey
Huron
Edwin L. Rouse
Chadron
Neb
Normal
C. Giffin
Path Instruction
Nettie Baff
Palmer School of Writing
D.C. Mills
Young Citizens’ League
Sioux Falls Farmer Sees 75 Bushel Yield
Sioux Falls farmer John Dethbridge expects a seventy five bushel per acre yield from a twenty acre corn field near Sioux Falls.
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Sioux Falls
John Dethbridge
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