Missing Doctor Fyle Found Drowned Near Yankton
A state and national search for Dr. Fyle of Geddes ended when his car was found submerged ten feet in Rhine Creek five miles northeast of Yankton. The driver’s body lay upright behind the wheel. a 2000 reward had been offered for his discovery.
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Fyle of
Geddes
Rhine Creek
Yankton
Joe Cap
Sioux City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
California
Thic
Late cold snap interrupts warm May outlook
The piece notes two days of ideal spring weather followed by a sudden return of cold conditions. Residents reeled as coats and heaters came back into use while hopes for an early warm stretch persisted. Gardens and farms await steady warmth for crops like lettuce and radishes.
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Northland
Mothers Day service and high school baccalaureate sermon
May services at the church include a morning worship at 11 with talks honoring mothers and an evening baccalaureate sermon at 8 by the pastor for the High School graduates. The notice urges support for the young graduates as they begin life’s work. Rev. A V Bryan, Pastor.
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Rev
A. V. Bryan
Interior students shine in county spelling and oratorical contest
The Weather Man favored Jackson County events at Interior on May 3 with a county wide spelling contest and track meet. Fifth and sixth graders faced a tough oral division, led by top contenders Lila Benning Donald Mendenhall Marjorie Hodges and Joe Gatchel. After lunch, contestants returned to the I O F Hall for exhibition judging, with Mrs. Jennie O'Neal and teachers from Philip awarding medals in multiple branches.
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Jackson County
Interior
Ladies Asid Society
Lila Benning
Donald Mendenhall
Marjorie Hodges
Joe Gatchel
I. O
F. Hall
Jennie O’neal
Haakon County
W. O. Lamb
Elsie Friersman
Philip
School Exhibit Prize Winners Across Classes
Class by class summary lists first prizes for entries from Weta, Highway, Belvidere, Kadoka, Fairview, Interior, Stamford, Cotton Wood, North Franklin, So. Creek and others with teachers and principals named. Several second and third prizes noted. many entries show no entrants in certain spots.
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Weta
C. E. Coleman
Highway School
Marie Edgar
Belvidere L. C. Ford
L. L. Martin
Radeka C. L. Carrington
Belvidere
Boock School
Alice Martin
Kadoka
Fairview School
Stamford
South Creek
Boock
Stamford School
Nellie Anderson
Francis Farley
Cottonwood School
Cottonwo
Creek
Jenne I E. O'Neal
Business Changes on Main Street Kadoka
Co. A Hunt the new hardware man from Sturgis moves to the Rochdale building to open a first class hardware store in Kadoka. Work fast cleans and refits the new space with plans to be open soon. Chas Danner leases the old Perault site to resume shoe and harness repairs. Mrs J Clark Steele moves into the former bank building with magazines notions and soon candies. No vacant buildings on Main Street.
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A. Hunt
Sturgis
Perauit
Kadoka
Rochdale
Farmers State Bank
Mr. Hunt
Hunt
Chas Danner
Perault Hardware
No agency for good in this country
Governor George S. Silzer praises the press and writers for preserving the republic and urging honesty courage and brains. He asserts the public expects integrity from public servants and believes the press has a duty to stimulate ideas in government.
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Republic
Neeple
George S. Silzer
County Commissioners Met This Week
James F. Bateman chairman arrived from his Cottonwood ranch on Tuesday and was joined by O. D. Addison of Belvidere and Frank Coye. The group spent Tuesday on routine work and Wednesday and Thursday checking roads and bridges before returning home after supper.
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James F. Bateman
Board of County Commissioners
Cottonwood
O. D. Addison
Belvidere
Frank Coye
Spelling Contest Winners Named for Jackson County
Ruth Kemper and Virginia Pier won top oral and written divisions and will represent Jackson County at the State Fair Contest in Huron next September. The county honors the students with a trip to the fair as recognition of their spelling skill.
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W. O. Lees
Elsie Friersm
Ruth Kemper
Albert McHenry
Virginia Pier
Leoma Bennett
Geraldine Austin
Mabel Conlee
Dorothy Edwards
Oval
Lila Benning
Donald Mendenhall
Joe Catchel
Marjorie Hodges
Fern Blomritten
Estella Berdine
Aubrey Saunders
Ethel Nelson
Kadoka School Board selects E. C. Green as superintendent
The Kadoka Independent High School board offered the superintendent post to E. C. Green, current principal and coach at Philip High School, and he has accepted. Green is a college graduate with a strong record at Philip, known for turning out winning football and basketball teams. He and his wife with two daughters plan to move here this summer if housing is arranged.
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Kadoka Independent High School
E. C. Green
Philip High School
Green
Philip
Philin
Local Odd Fellows Encampment Team Presents Degree Work
Presho Encampment No. 43 1. O. O. F. sent a team to perform encampment rites for the local lodge. After the ceremony the group dined at Pearl Hotel with Mr Boock introducing an appetizing repast. The article lists the Presho team and the candidates entering the degree.
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Presho
Pearl Hotel
Boock
South Dakota
S. W. Rowley
P. G. M. Mitchell
S. D
Fred Greber
P. G. M. Worthing
J. EF. McNamee
P. C. P Canova
S. PD
B. R. Stevens
P. C. P. Presho
F. D. Russell
P. Presho
B. V. Cronsey
Jno
A. Jones
Jens Holst
B. B. Clark
Jacob Freese
George D. Doane
Ernest Juneerman
J. &. van Horn
D. W
Bennett
FEF
K. Gilchrist
J. F. Buckmaster
Peter Larson
Edward C. Smith
Fred Trvtle
G. F E. Brown
Carl Steele
Lloyd BE. Dodson
Carl H. Palmer
Thomas Brakke
C.F DeWeert
Glenn Brown
Otto C. Sharon
State Gasoline War Resumes as Governor Leads Price Drops
Governor McMaster returns to oil price battle after recovery from campaign. Independent dealers yield one cent per gallon in Huron prompting rival to cut two cents at Sioux Falls. The fight promises further reductions, aiding voters ahead of November elections.
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McMaster
South Dakota
Mac
Huron
Sioux Falls
Boy burns legs as kettle spills boiling water at home
Ten year old Keith Brakke, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Brakke, suffered burns to both legs when a tea kettle overturned on the floor spilling boiling water. He remains in bed for a time but doctors hold hope the scars will not cause serious hindrance.
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Keith Brakke
Thomas Brakke
Catholic Church Mass Schedule in Kadoka and Belvidere
Kadoka offers Mass at 9:00 a m and Belvidere Mass at 11:00 a m with Rev. D P Daley serving as pastor.
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Kadoka
Belvidere
D. P. Daley
Masons Honor State Official With New Mount Cy Warne
State Grand High Priest C. B. Warne of Redfield arrives from Rapid City to inspect Joppa Chapter No. 52. The group treks to Dakotas point, Cottonwood Creek, and Cottonwood Canyon, where a flat topped butte is named Mount Cy Warne in his honor. About thirty companions participate before Warne returns to Kadoka and Murdo for further inspections.
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C. B. Warne
Redfield
S. Dak
Rapid City
Kodak Point
Cottonwood Creek
Cottonwood Canon
Cy Warne
Marty
Kadoka
Murdo
Ladies Aid Hosts Pleasant May Day Gathering
Mesdames Spaur Carrington and F E White hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon to a perfect May day with fifty one members attending at Mrs Spaur s home The high school girls delivered their Elimination Program in Declamatory to a larger audience than the prior Friday night at the church due to bad weather A luncheon followed offered by the hostesses
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Mesdames Spaur
Carrington
F. E. White
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Commercial Club Holds Interesting Meeting Tuesday
About 15 members gathered for a 6:30 dinner at the Hotel Dacotah to discuss supporting the One day farmers short course and picnic set for late June. They favored cooperating with State Agricultural College authorities and laid preliminary plans to ensure a successful event, with a final date likely June 25th or 26th.
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Fryberger
Dacotah
Econ
Club
Heart Il
State Agricultural College
Anthrax Fear Report Circulating in Rural Area
Last Saturday Niels Nielson vaccinated cattle on A. F. Rabe and H. W. Rhodes properties as Black Lee had already claimed several head. George Poreh reports a cattle loss from the same source and urges precautions amid unconfirmed Belvidere rumors of anthrax.
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Niels Nielson
A. F. Rabe
H. W. Rhodes
Black Lee
George Poreh
Belvidere
Hut
Harine
Chicks Kept Warm and Lice-Free Amid Raising Tips
The note urges keeping young chicks comfortable and clean, emphasizing warmth and lice prevention for healthy growth.
Farmers Use Trend to Time Market Sales
Henry C. Wallace observes that the most successful farmers study overall production trends and adjust plans subtly toward countering the main direction. They typically secure higher priced crops by careful market timing and strategic selling.
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Henry C. Wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Dairy consumption climbs 17 percent in seven years
A regional report notes a 17 percent rise in dairy product consumption over the last seven years. The trend reflects changing dietary habits and greater availability of milk and cheese products in the market.
Insects and Plant Diseases Threaten South Dakota Crops
South Dakota crops face extensive insect and plant disease pressure with hundreds of species affecting yields. State College entomology and horticulture specialists offer information and guidance to gardeners on identifying and managing these pests.
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South Dakota
State College Entomology and
South Dakota Livestock Industry Fueled by Climate and Husbandry
South Dakota owes its thriving livestock industry to sunshine clean air and pure water plus good husbandry by farmers. The spring finds 350000 men employed in building new highways and maintaining existing roads.
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South Dakota
County Field Meet a Success at Interior
County youths and adults traveled to Interior for a well hosted county meet. Kadoka failed to score as its representative Russell Collins did not qualify, leaving Interior Belvidere Weta and Cottonwood to compete. Weta won sixty of a hundred points while Belvidere claimed the oratorical prize for the third year running.
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Interior
West
Jackson County
Kadoka
Russell Collins
Belvidere
Weta
Cottonwood
Euns
Foot and Mouth Disease Not Yet Found in South Dakota
Brookings South Dakota May 8 foot and mouth disease has not been found in the state according to Dr C C Lipp director of the animal health laboratory at State College He cites SDs livestock outflow climate good feed and careful stockmen as aids in keeping the disease out He urges united effort and strict precaution if it appears noting there is no cure and eradication requires destroying diseased animals thorough disinfection and quarantine
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Brookings
S. D
California
South Dakota
C. C. Lipp
State College
Commonwealth
Dr. Lipp
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Ladies Aid
Commercial Club
Reace Leg
Anthrax
Dakota
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