Upward Trend in South Dakota Music Said to Grow
In a Dakota Farmer article reprinted by the Evening Huronite, Perry Clifford of the State Federation of Home Extension clubs cites growing interest in music across South Dakota. The state chorus, now including men, performed Handel oratorio excerpts with State College symphony backing, and preparations for next year aim at a bigger, better chorus, signaling a rising amateur music scene statewide.
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South Dakota
Perry Clifford
State Federation of Home Extension Clubs
Dakota Farmer
Mabel Senior
Clifford
America
Fits
Clare Schnaon
State College Chorus
Glory of the Lord
H. L. Kohler
State College
Hallelujah
State College Symphony Orchestra
H. S. Kobler
Carl Christensen
Ed Gunderson, Warner
Brown County
Women’s Chorus
E. F. Buss
Rockham
Genevieve Johnson
Creshard
Ed Gunderson
Warner
H. A. Brooking
Onida
Sex Cumes
Vincence Christensen
Wolsey
Fred Elliott
N. E. Hoy
Faulkton
Reynold Wik
Millard
E. F. Buse
Cresbard
Bernice Fullerton
Wessington Springs
Milton Wik
Trade Problems To Be Discussed Soon
Rossa and Word Markets will be the topic on the Voters' Service program Tuesday evening April 21 from 7:00 to 7:38 p.m. CST. Mrs E W Feige, late president of the League of Women Voters, and Mrs Micheles dean of the Foreign Policy association will discuss Russia's influence on international trade and the U S relation to war questions.
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Witlmata Cormamer
Wake-Up Bath Essentials for a Fresh Start Morning
A morning wake up bath boosts alertness and mood by cleansing, energizing, and hydrating the skin. It describes sweat and oil gland functions, soap use, and the benefits of thorough lathering, exfoliation, and finishing cool splashes. Towels and personal wash implements are advised for daily hygiene and comfort.
Linoleum Designs For All Rooms With Modern Motifs
Linoleum has broadened from kitchens and baths into every room with patterns and color schemes. Bold diamond motifs and decorative borders invite varied color combos such as black with peach, blue with cream, and sand accents. Floor decor draws on wallpaper scenery, spatter patterns from early American floors, terra cotta stripes, and new plain black borders for versatile room styling.
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Josy
Pioneer Tells Of Early Dakota Days
Hyde county reminiscence recalls 1888 arrival of Flora France in Holabird and the France family from 1833. Mrs. Weniger describes fuel hardship using oxen to haul heat and cow chips for winter fuel, prairie fires in Hyde county, and a deadly 1880s blaze that killed nine. Rescue efforts by Highmore and Holabird neighbors are noted amid tragic losses.
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Hyde County
South Dakota
Highmore Herald
Flora France
Holabird
Weniger
The
Herald
France
Billy
Ruby
Highmore
Reflections on Spring Hope and Renewal
The excerpt contrasts spring’s fresh beauty with past droughts and failed attempts. It notes gardeners returning home with colorful packages, examined and dreamed over, like children anticipating vacations. It expresses renewed optimism as memories of failure fade and living gains purpose.
The Education of a Princess by Marie Grand Duchess of Russia
Caroline Ofis reviews Marie Grand Duchess of Russia in The Education of a Princess. The narrative traces her privileged yet unhappy childhood, arranged marriages, and a wartime nurse role. It notes her escape from Russia with a noble husband as the Bolshevik era danger rose.
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Caroline Ofvis
Marie
Grand Duchess
Russia
Dmitri
Ella
Sweden
Soak Brushes in Salt Water for Longer Wear
A traditional tip suggests soaking brooms or toothbrushes in hot salt water before use to extend their life and sprinkling salt on a fresh kitchen or furnace fire to prolong burn time. It also notes a cleaning paste of salt flour and vinegar for brass and copper polishing.
Beadle Women To Go On Club Tours
Beadle county extension club members plan a May flower camp tour across training centers Huron Honille Cavour Virgil and Wolsey. They will plant hollyhocks California poppies asters and cosmos to beautify farms and inspect gardens visiting farm homes.
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Beadle County Extension Club
Grandmother Nabor reflects on marriage and purpose
Grandma Nabor speaks of Henry’s son wanting to marry while his girl resists, noting how both genders face expectations. She compares home making to professions, contemplates happiness found in caring for others, and recalls youth on the Dakota prairie as morning light and tulip scent fill the porch.
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Henry
Grandma
George
Dakota Prairie
Smarter Blouses Move Outside Skirts This Season
Fashion note urges wearing blouses outside skirts rather than tucked in. Simple string belts lose appeal. outfits now demand belting with substance to gain headlines.
Many Old Modes In Vogue Again
Evelyn Coyne notes the 1931 fashion season favors transparent fabrics such as mousseline organdie net and fine laces with velvet accents. Velvet jackets in red blue emerald pair with prints. velvet ribbons tie waists. Accessories grow with metallics and Crusaders jewelry.
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Evelyn Coyne
Crusaders
Napier
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