Incorporation Filed for Vermillion Lodge No 3
Moody County superintendent Miss Conrad blames Cupid for a teacher shortage and attrition in Moody County schools. She alleges Cupid disrupts marriages among teachers, hindering contract signings and risking school reopenings with only fifteen of sixty-nine contracts secured.
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Pierre, S. D
Vermillion
Theodore Ask Chas. Abehard
G. H. Serley
Copld
Flandreau
Altice Conrad
Moody County
Cupil
Cupid
Court of the Peace and
Parsons
Miss Conrad
Educational Workers
Conrad
Shock Yields Well In Harvest Near Central Town
Joseph Pitlick reports his barley and winter rye yield are the heaviest he has seen, with his usual farming in Central Town. He is preparing his harvesting machine for detian and will turn out the new grafy crop next week. He grows no wheat, focusing on feed crops and hog and cattle. His corn is in good shape but needs rain to soften the surface after recent wet and hot/dry weather.
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Joseph Pitlick
Detian
Moody County Wealthy In Records Show county wealth totals
Moody County assessment records indicate residents hold credits exceeding 1 819 806 dollars with Enterprise Township leading at over 96 000 dollars. The data suggests Moody County ranks among the state’s wealthiest counties by credits.
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Flandre
Th County
Enterprise Township
Moody County
Hot Springs Guests Baron Eugen Fersen and Baroness Medem
Hot Springs hosts Baron Eugen Fersen and Baroness Medem from Moscow who arrived from New York and are staying at a local hotel. Fersen, a noted writer and lieutenant, is related to the Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy and served with the American Red Cross in Paris during the war.
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Eugen Fersen
Miuther
Medem
Moscow
Russia
New York
Baron Fersen
Iew
Leo Tolstoi
Iad Jeuche
Baron Persen
America Red
Paris
Verre pool opens in Pierre for first time this season
The Verre pool in Pierre opened Thursday evening for its season amid the heat. Artesian water flows through a gravel bottom pond with separate sections for deep water learners and a wading area. The pool, once city property, offers slides springs and sandboxes, and will be a popular evening stop for youngsters and adults over the next two months.
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Savery
Rat
Alleged Swindler Bound for Circuit Court in Aberdeen
Gustav Blair, part of a three man swindle ring, allegedly directed about 60,000 dollars in property moves in the Aberdeen area. He was held to circuit court in the municipal court by Judge McNaughten on arraignment with $3,000 bail. Blair’s two accomplices fled the city before police learned of the scheme.
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Aberdeen
Gustav Blair
McNaughten
Central electric plant proposed for three towns
Plans for a stock company to build a central lighting plant to supply White Lake Stickney and Mt. Vernon with electricity are favored. Plankington likely chosen as site. Huron-A young girl named Mable Swartz was found unconscious at Washington School at 10:30 p.m. She was taken to Sprague hospital with epileptic concerns. she said she hailed from Volga and had been living with her sister in Brookings, recently came to hire in a restaurant.
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White Lake
Stickney
Mt. Vernon
Tus
Plankington
Huron
Mable Swartz
Washington School House
J. L. Paxton
Sprague Hospital
Sheas
Usegin
Volga
Slit
Brookings
Hien
County Eyes Reassessment Petition For Huron Real Estate
County auditor reports the board of county commissioners has filed a petition with the state tax commission in Pierre seeking reassessment of real estate and structures in Huron. Personal property is excluded. The commission’s decision is pending.
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Huron
Board of County Commissioners
Pierre
Daughters of Isabella Society Expands in Flandreau
The newly organized Daughters of Isabella chapter in Flandreau and nearby areas is rapidly growing, with new members joining almost daily. The group is expected to become a leading social organization in the state.
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Flandreau
Isabella Society
Catholic Ladies of
Plandreau
Vifinity
Minsa
Contagious Pinkeye Affects Cattle in South Dakota
Brookings reports pinkeye disease sweeping through cattle of all ages in South Dakota. Dr G S Weaver, extension sne...
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Brookings, Sda
South Dakota
G. S. Weaver
Pink eye disease in cattle at State college
The article details pink eye or conjunctival inflammation in cattle, noting intense eye redness, white eyes, tears, and temporary blindness. It covers contagion, isolation of sick animals, cleaning with a three percent thoracic solution, and possible laxative use with epsom salts. Recovery is typically 10 days to two weeks, though some may die or lose sight.
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State College
Brown county wool shipped to Chicago market
Two Brown county growers have sent wool consignments by train to Chicago for storage until prices rise. The shipments indicate active trade and market timing as growers await favorable rates.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Chicago
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