Ames Legislative Meet To Climax Debater Season
Four University of South Dakota debaters will attend the Third Annual Legislative Assembly at Ames on April 2 and 24. Subjects include state sales taxes and state minimum wage laws. The event climaxes the season for the university speakers, with reports to Iowa's state legislature afterward.
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Vermiluion
University of South Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Ames
R. H. Myers
Delate
Susan Zinn
Sioux City
Irene Bunkers
Colman
Mark Wagner
Corsica
Glenn Waltner
Freenunny
General Assembly
Iowa
Miss Zirm
Unive of Nebraska
Deane College
Nebra Wesleyan
Tarkio College
Missouri
Morningside ¢Ollene
Miss Bunkers
Wagner
Waltner
Omaha Municipal University
Morningside
39 Named On Springs Honor Roll Wellington Springs
Thirty nine grade school students are named on the fifth six weeks honor roll. Grades list include first through sixth with multiple students named per grade and several families appearing across several lines. Community clubs and local groups report meetings and visits with notes on members and upcoming events.
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Springs
Wellington Springs
James Anton
Dona Cecil
Doris Clifton
Robert Habicht
Florence Loveless
Helen Urton
Dele Hille
Darrene Ochsner
Noman Schmierer
Bermine Wheeler
Bobbie Winegarden
Phyllis Wood
Margaret
Bruce Lowe
Esther Abraham
Arlene Amy
Lillian Hanson
Don Larsen
Bob Schuler
Teddy Webb
Hopkins Addresses Clark Garden Club
About 30 Clark County Garden Club members met in the community room for the April session. A Mausie prelude, poems, and a flower guessing game opened the program led by Mrs Roy Keating. Mrs C H Miller spoke on At Home With the Birds noting bird life habits and stories. Hopkins discussed glacial influences in Clark County while Mrs Huffman demonstrated Hotkaps. Reports indicated 1500 to 2000 trees purchased this spring and a yearbook was discussed but not decided.
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H. J. Hopkins
Clark County
Mirs
W. A. Huffman
Garden Club
Sioux River Flood Waters Increasing
Sioux Falls area reports a four inch overnight rise as the Sioux River swells beyond banks due to rapid snowmelt. Flooding affects parks, grazing lands, and roads with a bridge approach washed out near Lake Campbell and a recently installed bridge section at 80 feet washed east of Lake Campbell.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings
Highway 14
Lake Campbell
Fred Hinckley
Lake Cambell
Brookings County Highways Office
Action Delayed On Red River Measure
Washington April 15 portending delays in Red River tri state compact legislation. Proposals to amend the bill blocked immediate action in the house flood control committee, forcing at least a one week delay before the measure can proceed to authorize Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota to enter a water conservation and flood control compact. Pete Griffin family return from Oregon where they spent winter and plan farming in South Dakota.
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Washingson
Red River
House
Griffins
Pete Griffin
Oregon
Griffin
South Dakota
Bladder irregularity advertisement tests a remedy
A garbled ad touts relief for bladder irregularity claiming leaves oils and seven drugs formed into green Bukets tablets called bladder flush. It urges getting a test package from local druggists Loapstaff Drug Co. Sherman & Soc Drug Co. Adv.
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Nature
Loapstaff Drug Co
Sherman & Soc Drug Co
Adv
Missionary League to Perform in Huron and Carpenter
The St. Paul Bible Institute Missionary League travels across Central South Dakota this weekend. They perform at Gospel Rescue Mission in Huron on Saturday at 7:45 p.m. and at Bethel Church near Carpenter on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. The program features marimbaphone and piano music by June Barkey of Lincoln and a vocal trio from Milwaukee led by Marie Harris, with Joseph Carlson of Minneapolis as soloist. Rev. Geo. B. Strohm, institute dean, heads the group. pastors welcome all to attend.
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Missionary League of the
Northwest
June Barkey
Lincoln
Neb
Extension Club Meeting At Conde
A large crowd attended the Beatia Extension Club meeting at Mrs. Frank Summers home in Conde. Guests participated in sewing demonstrations by Mrs. John Sen of Adelaide and Mrs. Adolphe Cle Imenson. Lunch was served by Mrs. Toni King and Mrs. Art Haskell.
Redfield Dominates Trial Judging And Crop Events
Redfield teams swept a district practice cropeudging and crop judging contest in Redfield on April 15. Five man teams outpaced St. Lawrence and Northville with Redfield earning 5 242 points and top individual totals led by James Beatty Maurice Olson and Howard Murray. Archie Anderberg led St. Lawrence in the field as Brookings eligible speakers were noted for possible state appearance.
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Redfield
Stata
St. Lawrence
Northville
Maurice Olsar
James Beatty
Glenn Otte
Howard Marlow
Wallace Muecllenberg
Wessington
Floyd Kjorshad
James
Beatty
Maurice Olson
Howard Murray
Glenn Offa
Archie Anderberg
Donald Wood
Ford
Brookings
Cmt
TL V. Diggins
Springs to Send 54 to State Music Fest in Aberdeen
Wessington Springs high school will send 54 contestants to the state music contest in Aberdeen this weekend. Soloists Emiea Crouch, Robert DeLay, Marjoria Buck, and Roger Duntam lead the entries, with a boys quartet also traveling. Last year Springs placed fifth in Class A, and locals aim to improve.
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Springs
Wessington Springs
Wessington
Aberdeen
Robert DeLay
Emiea Crouch
Marjoria Buck
Roger Duntam
Robert Dee Lay
Vandal Jorgenson
Walines Churchill
Robert Baltzer
Sion Falls
Orient Bridge Club Hosts Ladies At Schaefer Home
The Orient Bridge Club met at Mrs. Clara Schaefer's home on Monday evening April 15 Special. High score award went to Mrs. B B Conway and traveling prize to Mrs. Grace Dionslake. Lunch was served by the hostess.
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Blunt
Pearl Mercer
Old Maid
Irene McDandel
Helen Howard
Ma Eckert
Schaefers
Orient
Orient Bridge Club
Clara Schaefer
B. B. Conway
Grace Dionslake
Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating Adierika Advertisement
An old newspaper ad warns against gas and bloating caused by constipation and harmful bacteria. It promotes Adierika as a non gripe, non habit forming cleanser available from Sherman & Moe, Druggists, claiming it relieves gas, improves digestion, and cleanses bowels.
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Adierika
Sherman & Moe
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