Clark County Declam and Essay Contest Winners Listed
The Clark County declam and essay contest winners are announced from four districts Raymond Brad ley Willow Lake. Winners include Iva Anne Fischer and Ma Jean Emery in Raymond. Danna Gerhardt Marion Hemmingson and Lou Peterson in Bradley. Mary Martin Ronald Peterson in Willow Lake. with several others across grades and districts. The event will occur Saturday April 4 at Clark with district winners competing.
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Clark
Clark County
Raymond
Bradley
Willow Lake
Iva Anne Fischer
Ash
Ma Jean Emery
Logan Consolidated
Donna Mae Ehretschmar
Darlington
Joan Beth Erling
Raymond Independent
Dejoris Loomis
Kicin Sullivan
Ash Consolidated
Vernon Amne
Fordham
Robert Sullivan
Danna Gerhardt
Garden
Marion Hemmingson
Cottonwood
Lou Peterson
Netwie Bailey
Thorp Consolidated
Srades
Barlene Bailey
Garden City
Elaine
Vital Statistics From Hand County March 1938
March 1938 vital statistics list births in Hand County with parents names and townships plus deaths at Ree Heights and Leake Township. Marriages include Floyd Hulbert Stephan and Lorraine Kost Ree Heights and Charles W Porter and Tree Finsert Ree Heights. One divorce decree granted Alfred Thompson Holden Township with declaration of intention to become a citizen.
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Hand Myliler
Thomas
Hand County
Marlexs la Mary
Milton R. Schweppe
Mondamin' Township
Irvin Join
Mel
Vin T. Trusin
Mider
Donald George
Lloyd E. Campbell
Ohio Township
Arthur Edwin
James W. Manning
Midland
Derlarece
Owen Doyle Dennis
Burdette Township
Beverly Berteice
Harry Stewart
Florence Township
Donald Duane
Henry Kuper
Midland Towrnship
Robert Lee
George Werdell
Como Township
Beverly Gale
Theodore Fischer
Bates Township
Marjorie Kins
Miller
Russell
Maxwell
Jean Macarshall
Annon
Ree Heights
Ross Q. Bingham
Edna Siegling
St. Lawrence
Grante
Alfred Thompson
Holden Township
Clark High School Music Concert Set for Tuesday
Clark High School presents its annual music concert in the school auditorium Tuesday evening under the direction of Paul Rosa and Miss Marjorie Caldwell from the music department. AML students will compete in the district contest at Redfish and appear on the program.
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Clark
Clark High School
Redfish
Paul Rosa
Marjorie Caldwell
Two Are Cited for Danforth Fellowship Awards
Brookings April 13 Jack Hartman Sarnard and Asghur Clarin Brookings junior agriculture students were recommended for the Danforth summer fellowship Prof P A Fenn animal husbandry State College announced. Final selections will be made by the Danforth Foundation at St Louis. Fellows will have expenses paid for a two week study at Purina Ralston Co plant in St Louis and two additional weeks in a company camp in Shelby Michigan.
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Brookings
Jack Hartman
Sarnard
Asghur Clarin
Danforth
P. A. Fenn
State College
Danforth Foundation
St Louis
Purina-Ralston Co
St. Louis
Shelby, Mich
South Dakota Game Program Reaches Over 32000
O H Johnson of the South Dakota game department told Black Hill Rod and Gun Club members that wardens have conducted 389 meetings with 33197 attendees in two years. The program includes wildlife films and youth, adult, and school groups, plus photography and public relations efforts.
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S. D
South Dakota
Game Department
Game and Fish Completion
Ste
Tha Department
Farmers Elevator Company of Zell Formed In Missouri
Incorporation papers filed with the secretary of state for the Farmers Elevator Company of Zell. Capitalization set at 30000 dollars. Incorporators listed as William Bruegge Ea Charles Z Harr John Ipard R Spiegel and W Preston ill of Zell W E Schmidt of Redfeld and George Anderson of Tulare.
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Zell
Pierre
Farmers Elevator Company of
William Bruegge
Charles Z. Harr
John Ipard R. Spiegel
W. Preston
W.E. Schmidt
Redfeld
George ‘Anderson
Tulare
Urges Farmers To Take Early Pasture Steps
BROOKINGS April 13 South Dakota farmers should act now to secure pasture and avoid July milk slumps says R A Cave of the State College dairy department. He outlines rapid sowing of sudan grass between May 10 and 20 and again around June 1 to cover July through autumn. If rye or sweet clover exists, use it with sudan. if not, sow rye this spring for May to July pasture. Warns sowing sweet clover without timothy or brown grass risks bloating cattle.
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Brookings
South da Ota
R. A. Cave
State College
Sudan
Cave
Musicians Compete in District Meet at Madison Event
MADISON April 18 Twelve hundred and ninety four students from eighty two high schools will compete for honors in the district music contest at Eastern State Normal School on Tuesday and Wednesday. Entries include Bridgewater 65 Canistota 22 Chester 48 Colman 44 Colton 7 Del Rapids St Marys 2 Del Rapids 40 Egan 67 Emery Fedora 23 Flandreau 10 Flandreau Indian School 1 Fulton Plano 15 Fulton Public School 35 Garretson 57 Harrisburg 1 Hartford 84 Humboldt 22 Madison Central 54 Madison Easter 35 Madison Franklin 35 Madison St Thomas 9 Ramona 22 Rutland 23 Salem 96 Sherman Sinais 19 Sioux Falls Cathedral 22 Falls Washington 143 Spencer 56 Valley Spring 6 Winfred 5.
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Madison
Eastern State Narmal
Bridgewater
Canistota
Chester
Fedora
Flandreau
Flandreau Indian School
Fulton
Plano
Fulton Public School
Garretson
Harrisburg
Hartford
Humbold
Central
Easter
Franklin
St. Thomas
Ramona
Rutland
Salem
Sherman, Sinai
Sioux Falls
Cathedral
Falls
Washington
Spencer
Valley Spring
Winfred
Wessington Springs Youth Given Office
Phyllis McKoellips of Alcester was elected president of the Junior Historical Society of America at the University of South Dakota conference. Robert Delay of Wessington Springs was named vice president and Donald Peterson of Yankton secretary-treasurer, with outgoing officers Tom Lewis of Yankton, Donald Andersen of Alcester, and Arvid Schulenberg of Wressington Springs taking roles.
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Wessington Springs
Vermillion
Phyllis McKoellips
Alcester
Junior Historical Society of America
University of Souih Dakota
Robert Delay
Wessington Springis
Way
Donald Peterson
Yankton
Weasurer
Tom Lewis
Donald Andersen
Arvid Schulenberper
Wressington Springs
South Dakota school executives meet at USD session
Vermillion April 13 sixty school executives attended a three group meeting of the South Dakota School Executives Association the Hickory Stick Club and the Junior Historical Society at the University of South Dakota April 10 and 11. Theodore Wrage Madison High School spoke on fusion high school programs and integration of activities. ET Peterson of the University of Iowa spoke on school administration and Nazi Germany education. W W Early Sioux Falls spoke on administrative practices and junior historical societies. J F Indahl Valley Springs discussed small high school program problems and vocational education. W D Beard spoke on agricultural education and articulation of high school and college. R W Kraushaar covered secondary education challenges. A state scholastic contest report was given and fifty-one students from 20 high schools invited to final contest. G R Breckentridge closed with talk on distributing visual education materials.
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Vermillion
South Dakota School Executives Association
Hickory Stick Club
Junior Historical Society
University of South Dakota
Theodore Wrage
Madison High School
At &Wa.m
Yowan
ET. Peterson
College of Education
University of Iowa
Peterson
Nazi Germany
Washington High School
Sioux Falls
J. F. Indatl
Valley Springs
South Dakota
W. DP. Beard
R.W. Kraushaar
William H. Batson
G. R. Breckentridge
University
Cattle and Sheep Men Win Victory for Rate Revision
West river cattle and sheepmen secured a revised rate structure this week after a standout victory. The effort, led by regional industry figures, aimed to improve transport pricing for cattle and sheep movements in Rapid City.
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Rapid City
West River Cattle and Sheepmen
State board approves livestock grazing mileage ruling
Fred Ray chairman of the state board of railroad commissioners announced a new ruling in the Otto J. Wolff case allowing livestock to move between winter ranges and summer feeding grounds on a continuous mileage rate. The rule takes effect May 1. Overton becomes printing and journalism advisor. Wendell Anderson is replaced by Kenneth Halverson as vice president and Elizabeth Simmons as secretary and treasurer.
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Fred Ray
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Otto J. Wolff
Meada County Livestock Man
Overton
Wendell Anderson
Canton
Kenneth Halverson
Elizabeth Simmons
Fulton
Arthur Larson
Brookings
Norman Rumple
Arington
Miss Bates Named Editor Of Jackrabbit 1936 37
Brookings April 13 Miss Dorothy Bates Mitchell junior printing and rural journalism student has been named editor of the Jackrabbit yearbook for 1936 37 succeeding Howard Fick who graduates in June Bates will begin duties at the fall term In campus elections Ralph Overton Webster sophomore student is elected president of the Printonian Club
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Dorothy Bates
Jackrabbit Brookings
Mitchell
State College
Miss Bates
Howard Fick
Miller
Ralph Overton
Webster
Isc
Printonian Club
Wright Declines Competition for Sylvan Lake Hotel Contract
Rapid City April 13 Frank Lloyd Wright was not awarded the contract to design the proposed Sylvan Lake hotel because he refused to enter competition with other architects. A member of the Tailison Fellowship led by Wright said this.
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Rapid City
Frank Lloyd Wright
Sylvan Lake Hotel
Tailison
Wright
Aere
Store Quits Business Clark
The Quality Store, in business for nearly 25 years, sold its stock at auction after bankruptcy. Arthur James of Doland oversaw the sale. Gamble store will move in, redecorating this week and taking the location around the end of the month.
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Clark
Heya
Arthur James
Doland
Gamble
Bushfield criticizes Roosevelt on farm loan funds timing
Harlan J. Bushfeld, South Dakota Republican state chairman, denounced the national Democratic administration for failing to provide funds for seed loans promptly. He accused President Roosevelt of promising money from appropriations but delaying disbursement, leaving many farmers short on funds as spring work begins and questioning the timing of the president’s trip.
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Mmulex
Harlan J. Bushfeld
Roaysvelt
Bushfield
South Dakota
State Team from Brookings Ranks Thirteenth in Hearst Rifle Meet
State College rifle marksmen from Brookings placed thirteenth in the William Randolph Hearst contest, with a team score of 893 out of 1600. Iowa State College took first place with a score of 4 percent higher.
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Brookings
State College
Iowa State College
Kellogg All-Bran touted for constipation relief
An enthusiastic reader praises Kellogg’s All-Bran for easing constipation. The letter notes Bran’s health benefits, vitamin B and iron, and claims it cleanses the system better than fruits and vegetables. The user recommends a daily tablespoonful and urges seeing a doctor if not relieved.
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Kellogg
Battle Reek
Match results sent for campus shooting judging
The shooting occurred on the campuses of the competing schools and results were mailed to nations headquarters for judging.
Farewell for Pastor Blusnshegen in Oxford Neb
A farewell supper honoring Rev. 5 C Blusnshegen and family was held at Aid Hall after their move to Oxford Neb to assume new duties at the Baptist Church. Friends gathered Saturday night to bid farewell and wish them well in the new posting.
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ST. Lawrence
C. Blusnshegen
Aid
Oxford
Neb
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