New Soil District Is Given Approval
Pierre April 14 The state soil conservation committee approved establishing the Clearfield Keyapaha Soil Conservation District of 132000 acres in Tripp and Gregory Counties A M Eberle chairman announced Wednesday Dennis B Lyon of Millboro and Clyde H H Sargent of Clearheld were appointed supervisors by the committee Three additional supervisors will be elected by the property owners April 23 Land owners voiced 235 to 40 in favor of creating the district Eberle said The state committee at a meeting here yesterday approved the program including strip cropping regrassing tree planting and range dam construction in the recently established Brole Buffalo County Soil Conservation District Property owners in the later district have elected Borman Vierick Gann Valley B G Ness Shelby and Leo C Pis
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Brole-Buffalo County
Oil geology report eyes oil potential in Pierre region
South Dakota state geologist Monta E. Wing reports possible oil formations in Hughes and Stanley counties near the Pierre area. The survey outlines minor anticlines and a promising anticlinal fold near Antelope Creek, with test wells likely required to reach 4000 to 5000 feet, cautioning that area remains unproven territory.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Hughes
Stanley
Monta E. Wing
Antelope Creek
Ft. Pierre
Teton
Sunley
Wing
E. B. Roth
Rock
John A. Trantina
Leonard G. Steves
South Dakota Pupil Essay Contest Airmail Theme
J A Crawley Sioux Falls postmaster state Air Mail Week chairman announced a nationwide contest urging every South Dakota pupil to enter with rules and prizes including air trips to Washington and Denver first and second prizes, plus a May 1 deadline and state banquet in Washington for top winners.
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J. A. Crawley
Sioux Falls
National Air Mail Week
Crowley
Huron Postoffice
South Dakota
Kecretary
Washington Hollywood
Miaral
Washington
Denver
Fiesia
Ube Ant
All Mail
Chaitrmm Crowley
Postmasty
South Dakes
Pupils Practice Nouns In Fairfield Language Class
Fifth to eighth graders at Fairfield No. 2 School studied nouns and pronouns in language class. They reviewed noun definitions and learned about number and case. They explored common proper abstract and collective nouns and pronoun usage in sentences.
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Fairfield No. 2 Schout
Witdine
Numa S Andlin
Pras
Gendyr
Bernard
Pupils at Jefferson School Show Perfect Attendance
Eleven pupils from Jefferson School achieved perfect attendance in the last six weeks. Named students include Norman, Joyce, Gene vovis, Shirkee Bloodpood, Nauilie, Harriet Byteman, Earl Reilly, Dalmer Pally, Ethel gene Elta Clarambeau, Charlotte Cleagan, and new pupil Junior Lyman. Natal ie Bateman has perfect attendance for the full year, with enrollment now 20 pupils. Charlotte Gleason.
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Jefferson School
Knte
Norman
Joyce
Gene Vovis
Shirkee Bloodpood
Nauilie
Harriet Byteman
Earl Reilly
Dalmer Pally
Ethel Gene Elta Clarambeau
Charlotte Cleagan
Natalie Bateman
Junior Lyman
Charlotte Gleason
Girl Scouts Take Nature Hike to Lampe’s Dam
Miss Hankin Inader did not attend the McKinley Girl Scout meeting this week. The group went on a nature study hike to Lampe’s Dam with assistant leader Miss Baseman. Some girls found shells and brought them home. Taps was sung at the close, reported Ruth Johnson.
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Hankin
McKinley
Lampe's Dam
Miss Baseman
Ruth Johnson
Doland Pupils Earn Superior Ratings at County Contest
Doland public school students achieved high honors at the county cecumation in Redfield on Saturday April 9 with two contestants earning superior ratings. Denzel Lory won superior in the essay division among 11 entrants, and Ruth Bloom repeated as a superior winner in the seventh and eighth grade declamation. Evelyn Jean Culver also rated excellent in third fourth grade, Patsy Twisslin and Sally Long earned good in lower divisions, while the writer notes future regional speaking for Lory in Water Town and a Pierre trip for Bloom as a delegate to the CL convention.
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Redfield
Doland
Denzel Lory
Gming
Ruth Bloom
Lnst
Sally Long
Evelyn Jean Culver
Patsy Twisslin
Denzel Leng
Watertown
Denzel
General Boadie
Pierre
Deland
Delanel
Merlin Hahn
Margella Ruhrt
Spink County
Pier May
Marcel Torothy Modelen
Leis Corte
BCL
Alving W Hl
Myrna Clemenson
Elizabeth Smith
Evelyn Crampton
Pierce
Denzel Long
Mary Wood
Teefield
Mary Tobin
Betty Ceumrine
Elainar Troske
Huron
Patty Cooper
Gtnevieve Klapperick
Evelyn John Culver
Willis Klapperick
Patty Ewing
Dorgan Meehan
Dorothy Sondurgard
Kenneth Lillemees
Ani Bean
Weeda McCrassen
Madge Forsyth
Mable Stahl
Robael Smith
Robet Binger
Tulare
Alice Donner
Ann Bruwn
Mellette
Helen Dawson
Mex
Wy Gibson
Come Imerce
Judas
Gar~thune
Cosprove
Walston
Cole
Leckley
Matson
Walsh
Tube
YCL Contest Held in Redfield Delivers Wide Range Winners
Redfield hosted the YCL contest with delegates chosen for the Pierce convention. Winners across primary to eighth grade divisions earned spots advancing to regional and state fairs. Notable victors include Ruth Bloom and Denzel Long in seventh and eighth grades.
4-H Rally Day Held At Faulkton Legion Hall
About 240 members and friends attended the annual 4 H rally day at the Faulkton Legion Hall on Saturday April 9. Miss Geraldine Fenn assisted in morning activities with singing and games, a business meeting elected Beth Rukiman county club reporter, and Naomi Schilter was installed as president with Harold Olson vice president Mary Alice Beadle secretary treasurer and Bert Ruhlman reporter. Seventeen numbers of skis demonstrations recitations and musical items were presented by club representatives and Dorothy Schilder and Ray Pensfield received ribbons for national competition achievements.
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Gnore
Zurich
Ileaders
Legion Hall
Faulkton
Geraldine Fenn
Brookings
Beth Rukiman
Thunder
Scoffield
Naomi Schilter
Harold Olson
Mary Alice Beadle
Bert Ruhlman
Fenn
Mila Opdahl
Dorothy Schilder
Ray Pensfield
Club Has Meeting At Spiers Home
The H. C. D. Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Spiers home on March 25 with four absentees and three visitors Ladd Lassen and Den nison. Discussions focused on lambs and demonstrations on making a halter the use of a hammer plant and saw by Frank Spiers. An extra session at Fuehrers taught sheep judging led by Ladd and Waldo Smith. Next meeting set for April 13 at the Sprecher home.
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Spiers
Frank Spiers
Girl Scouts Pass Tests At Evening Meeting
Girl Scouts of the Sakakowea troop pass tests at a Monday meeting held at the Presbyterian Church. The program opened with singing and dancing then patrols met to complete requirements. The gathering concluded with outdoor games.
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Sakakowea
Donce
Presbyterian Church
Phyllis Gross
Crop Outlook Improves Near Doland Amid Melted Snow
In the Doland area recent heavy snowfall gave way to warm dry days. Farmers report fields drying, sowing advancing with 400 acres sown by H E Flint using rubber tired equipment. Slightly less moisture this year, but snowmelt is more even, aiding continued planting this week.
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Wolans
Doland
H. E. Flint
Henry Johnson
Visit in Yankton Doland April 14 with Bloom family
John Bloom and family with Miss Clarke Dissah visited Yankton on Sunday to see Bloom's brother in the city.
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Yankton
Doland
John Bloom
Clarke Dissah
Mr. Bloom
Explains Corn Loan Program for South Dakota Farmers
Brookings dispatch outlines the corn loan provisions under the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act. Loans target corn with supply exceeding domestic use and export demand, or when November price falls below 75 percent of parity. Eligibility varies by commercial versus non commercial areas and cooperative status, with rates ranging 52 to 75 percent of parity and penalties during quota enforcement.
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South Dakota
Extension Service
State College
Brookings
Easter Song Service at Orient Lutheran Church
The Orient Lutheran Church choir plans an Easter song service on April 7 at 3 p.m. at the church with performances by a mixed chorus and male quartet numbers. Director Walter K. Schofield leads the program.
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Orient
Orient Lutheran Church Choir
Waller K. Schofield
False Teeth Rock Slide or Slip FASTEETH Powder
An advertisement touts FASTEETH a new improved powder to sprinkle on upper or lower plates. It claims teeth stay firm and comfortable all day, with no sliding rocking or popping out. Warns against substitutes and promises better breath and fit.
Hubbard Visit Doland Highlights Local Friends and Family
Doland April 14 special Mr and Mrs Glen S Hubbard of Grand Forks arrived Monday to spend a week visiting friends and relatives. Glen Hubbard formerly coached at Poland High School and now coaches basketball at Grand Forks Dak. They are accompanied by their children Gary and Jackie and by Hallie Beavers sister of Mrs Hubbard.
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Hubbards
Doland Doland
Glen S. Hubbard
Grand Forks
Doland
Glen Hubbard
Poland High School
Grand Fork
Dak
Gary
Jackie
Halla Beavers
Deland Visitors Dr. Sherwood Family
Dr. Clarence Sherwood and I Sherwood visited Deland on Tuesday afternoon en route to a medical meeting in Aberdeen. Dr. Sherwood, from Madison, is the son of Dr. H. W. Sherwood of Deland.
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Doland
Boland
Clarence Sherwood
I. Sherwood
Deland
Aberdeen
Dr. Sherwood
Madison
H. W. Sherwood
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