Labor department helps harvest labor distribution in South Dakota
The Immigration Department coordinates harvesting labor as the U S Labor Department takes over inter state work. Albert Norby is appointed to organize in Huron with C L Green overseeing in Kansas City and a Field Agent in Sioux City. Secretaries of commercial clubs provide data on labor needs and timing.
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South Dakota
Immigration Department
Yiehss
McCaffree
United States Labor Department
Albert Norby
Huron
Yason
C. L Green
Kansas City
Commissioner General of Immigration
Caminetth
Sioux City
Norby Willen
Noby
Immigration Office
Witte sickness in state troop camp Hagman roster
A South Dakota National Guard sanitary corps roster lists Major Surgeon A. Hethy, Captain J. G. Field, and Lieutenants, with prominent units at Rapid City, Huron, Aberdeen, and Webster. The piece notes improved health and fewer unsanitary conditions under the current department and details several enlisted men by name and hometowns.
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Camp Hagman
Redfield
South Dakota National Guard
Sanitary Corps
Revitwent
Sanitary Corp
State Guard
Toy “Op Gariga Oy
Heathy
Rapids City
J. G. Field
Dorchester
Reds
Nose Breaking Cream Can Explosion Hurts Harold Gilbert
Harold Gilbert suffered a broken nose and facial lacerations when a cream can exploded after heat and gas built up during two days on the road. The injury followed a string of near misses, including a recent incident where he was saved from a wreck under a car.
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Harold Gibert
Bixby
Gilbert
Reservoir dam a popular spot needs safety measures
The reservoir dam attracts many bathers but lacks life saving equipment. With up to 76 feet of water and a quarter mile width, officials urge ropes and safety barriers to prevent drownings as crowds gather nightly. Action is needed soon to avoid tragedy.
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Chidren
Maggie Neumiller Faces Charge After Clanton Shooting
Maggie Neumiller commonly known as Maggie Clanton is jailed in Carson county awaiting circuit court action on a charge of shooting and killing Jack Clanton at Canton's ranch near Huseboe. Witnesses say Neumiller confronted Clanton over a compromising relationship with a 14 year old girl before fleeing with her nephew and a horse. The shooter claimed self defense and is represented by P C Morrison and Harry W Wimson.
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Magie Neumiller
Clanton
Cefusa Clanton
P. C. Morrison
Mobridge
Harry W. Wimson
McIntosh
City Considers Electroliers on Main Street White Way
City commissioners weigh installing electroliers on Main Street to improve lighting and appearance. Business leaders largely favor the plan with next Monday evening as a likely meeting for action. The proposal aims to illuminate Main Street and enhance the city’s night scene.
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Leno
Fitine
Herald
Main Street
Modridge Race Track Construction Begins in Mobridge
Mobridge Racing Association bought adjoining land for a new track and started ground work led by A F Miles. A group including A H Brown W F Mainland and Anton Runbeck secured county permission to use the elevator grader from Selby. The project aims to finish this fall with a first class track and $25 000 raised by stockholders.
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A. F. Miles
A. H. Brown
W. F. Mainland
A F Miles
Anton Runbeck
Selby
Mobridge
Couty
Noted Catholic Prelate Visits Lemmon Parish
The Rt Rev Bishop Lawler newly named Bishop of the Jack Hills Diocese made his first official Lemmon parish visit last Sunday with a 7 30 Confirmation service attended by over 75. He toured northern parts in a Hudson Super automobile and attended an Indian processional at Wakaysl. A banquet at the Palace Hotel honored him with many Lemmon residents present. His party returned to the Black Hills Monday after dedicating Morria town church.
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Lawe
Jack Hills
Eiter
Wakaysl
Pam
United State
Rt. Reva
Palace Hotel
Lemmon
Lawler
Black Hills
Morriatown
Bubbling Fountains Planned for Main Street
City commissioners meet to install fountains along Main Street to aid shoppers during warm weather. Likely locations include the corner of the Fire State Bank building, Macombers Corner, and Samsebton's Store. It is reported that Dun can has offered funding for one fountain and the commission intends to purchase the remaining two.
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Fire State Bank
Macombers Corner
Samsebton
Sto
Busines
Hoo. Dun “Can
Community fund drives for Company Fun contributions
The Company Comfort Fun of Co. K reports a total of 128 dollars raised by Friday of last week as members gathered to solicit more signatures for the fund. A committee met Thursday to push donations from Honestubscribers and others to reach the target, with 178.50 pledged and a check mailed to the rooms immediately after the city’s van vase. The drive continues with monthly donations of 1.00 per person, and a full donor list will appear in the Herald next week.
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Comfort Fun of Co. K
Rommsng
van Vase, Typpler
Lst
The
Herald
Million Dollar Rain Saturday Brightens Crop Outlook
Rain fell Saturday easing fears of drought and crop damage after warm spells. Observers note relief for farmers wary of disaster predictions, though long term effects remain uncertain as page eight continues.
Opening of Marct Targe Chowd Greats at Maren Theatre
The Maren Theatre opened to full capacity with a wide audience praising the new venue. Marcus offers prize drawings and a 200 person seating capacity with a modern aluminum screen as a major feature. Subscriptions and contest details accompany the paper’s notices with entry blanks and deadlines.
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Maren Theatre
Solhin
Lerrmon
Tate
Nye Marcus
Marager Peints
Maceus
Lemmon and Spring Butte Battle In Prep For Midway Clash
The Tavoiot team scored late to beat Lemmon with Len TUTEA and AR Foss WHS adding key two run plays. Spring Butte surprised many with solid fielding and timely hitting as Leymanski and Landaker led the pitching and defense. The result strengthens Lemmon’s push toward a midseason series while Spring Butte shows hidden depth.
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Tavoiot
Winnine Steemk
Lemmon
Spring Butte
Oval Grounds
Vietters
Tommy
Len Tutea
AR Foss
Leymanski
Landaker
Batte
Sproog Batte
Treals
Nak
Public School Tuition and Teacher Appointments Discussed
The meeting Saturday debated tuition fees for out of district students and the board’s responsibility under law. It notes the county and district duties, funds shortfalls, and the need to attract pupils to sustain the school with Ruth Witcher appointed as teacher in the private room and Marie Hasson elected to the grammar room.
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Ong
Anne Hook
Uison Faye
Bisonargl
Ruth Witcher
Privary
Marie Hasson
Fies Coo
Buwa Couries
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