Alfalfa Crops Emphasized For South Dakota Soils
Brookings April 22 declares alfalfa a prime farm crop for South Dakota soils and seeding, urging careful seed purchase to avoid mistakes. State data show 1929 alfalfa acreage at 773,000, with Grimm and Cossack varieties officially certified by the South Dakota Crop Improvement Association under blue red or yellow tag seals.
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Brookings
South Dakota
RE. Johnston
South Dakota State College
Nebraska
California
Colorado
Johnson
Johnston
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Crop Improvement Association
Electors May Change Parties Says Sharpe PIER
South Dakota's primary law interpretation by Attorney General Q. Sharpe states electors can change party affiliation by filing a registration card, but signatures on petitions remain valid if registered voters switch parties before nominating petitions. A voter who filed as Republican for 1950 cannot re register as Democrat for the same election to sign petitions for Democratic candidates.
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Sharpe Pier
Attromcy General
Q. Sharpe
South Dakota
5. R. Lawstate
Clear Lake
Persod
Sharpe
Deans From 17 States To Attend U Meeting
Deans from liberal arts colleges in 17 western states and state universities will attend a meeting on May 1. The invitation came from Sparks, dean at the University of South Dakota, following a December conference at Indiana University.
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Vermillion
Riddig West
Es&s Sparks
University of South Dake
Bean Sparks
Sonta
Uni of Indiana
Heras G
Ge Roemrel Ceremesics
Rain Delays Icha Scholian Household Goods Sale
Wellington April 22 A postponed sale note states the Icha Scholian sale of household goods scheduled for Saturday afternoon is postponed indefinitely due to rain. Mr Schliam Rastee has returned from Detroit to stay with his friends John Schollian Jr of Weeamegton.
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Wellington
Sperial
Schuliam Rastee
Detroit
John Schollian, Jr
Weeamegton
Huron Minister Concludes Lake Preston Services
Lake Preston April 22 Congregational church final sermon of Keck series closes special services. Twenty new members added Easter morning. Cantata Redemption Song directed by Mrs Whiplsey drew a large audience. Mrs Schroeder accompanied.
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Huron
Preston Lake Preston
Congregational Church of
Lake Preston
S&s. W. Keck
Lake Preston Teachers Entertained At Home
Lake Preston April 22 Special Semedis the teachers were entertained at a 1 o clock luncheon at the home of Mrs G J Ostroast. Lavender and yellow color scheme with flowers and tapers. A four course menu followed by bridge in the living room.
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Lake Preston
Semedis
G. J. Ostrost
Faulkton Doctor Urges Gettysburg County Hospital Plan
Dr L H Schmidt of Faulkton spoke to the Gettysburg Kiwanis about county hospitals under state law. He outlined Faulk County Hospital operations, cited 459 patients in the previous year, with 16 beds plus a two bed isolation unit, and estimated Gettysburg’s 16 bed project would cost about $30,000 for equipment and building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkton
Gettysburg
Faulk County Hospital
Schmidt
Population shifts in South Dakota towns ten-year report
Mitchell April 22. Lake Andes Parkston Olivet show population gains in ten years per W. A. Prather federal census office. Lake Andes 1052, up 183 since 1910. Olivet 388, up 198. Parkston 21336 with 1.25 in 1920. Alpena 499, down 77 residents in ten years.
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Alpena
Mitchell
Lake Andes
Parkston
Olivet
W. A
Prather
South Dakota
Perkston
Pasque 1931 at Northern State Teachers College May 10
Aberdeen April 22 Special An announcement that the 1931 Pasque of the Northern State Teachers college will be made May 10 by Prof J C Lindberg head of publications. The yearbook bound maroon leather features a pasque flower design and promises to be one of the finest published by the college. Cover by Prof E K Baillie art head. Dedication page class popularity contests not to be released until May 19.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
J. C. Lindberg
Aberdeen Institution
Northern Dents
E. K. Baillie
N.S. T.C
Northern Holds One Act Play Tournament
Aberdeen April 2 The Northern State Teachers campus hosts a one act play tournament on April 25. Five clubs entered including Omega Pi and the Beaux Acts. Forty four preliminary performances will determine the three finalists with judging on staging acting and overall effect. A permanent trophy will be awarded to the winning organization by the Masquers.
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Northern
Aberdeen
Specia
Aerm
Pr Omega Pi
Northern Letter
Beaux Acts
de Soa
Answord
Thet
Alpha “Shure
Madison Hosts Rest And Recreation Camp For Women
A rest and recreation camp for women is planned at Lake Madison during the second week of July. Eastern South Dakota home extension clubs organized the event at a court house session. Women from Lake, Miner and McCook counties will attend a three day camp. Nearby 4-H clubs will meet at Lake Madison during June 8 to 14. Chautauqua ground facilities will serve both groups. Rally Day for 4-H clubs is set for April 28 and Achievement Day for the clubs is on June 18. A separate note mentions a May music contest at Northern Normal with W R Van Walser and Walther Pfirmer directing.
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Madison
Lake Madison
South Dakota
Home Extension Clubs
Court House
Lake
Miner
McCook
Lake County
Chautauqua
Codington County Named One of South Dakota’s Most Picturesque
Pierre April 22. Frank D Kriebs state secretary of agriculture praises Codington county for its scenery and transport links led by Watertown hub. The county, formed in 1877, hosts 17 towns, nine railroads, and major highways. crops include barley corn and wheat with rising yields. livestock numbers and dairy play a key role. lakes like Kampeska Medicine Lake Florence Pelican Goose Long Twin Punished are local attractions. county education includes 59 rural schools and six high schools.
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Pierre
Atractive
Codington
Missouri River
Frank D.kriebs
Hamlin County
G. S.C. Codington
South Dakota
Krichs
Watertown
Bartey
Codington County
Kricks
Missouri
Secrettary of Agriculture
Kriebs
Kampesxa
Medicine Lake
Florence
Goodishing
Henry
South Shore
Astinature
Lake Preston Roads Impassable After Wet Week
Heavy rain across the Lake Preston area damages communications and makes east west highways nearly impassable. The highway department reports planking sections of the road between Lake Preston and Arlington and between Lake Preston and De Smet to restore passage.
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Lake Preston
Highway Department
Laad
Arlington
de Smet
Fat Loss Promise From Kruschen Salts Ad in Montana
An October Montana notice touts Kruschen Salts claiming a woman shed 19 pounds in 27 days. It prescribes a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast, promising waste expulsion and toned organs, plus improved vitality. It urges purchase of a 6s bottle from Longstaff Drug Co. or any druggist with a money back guarantee.
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Montana
Kruschen
Bsc
Longstaff Drug Co
America
Pierre Receives Three Remount Stallions For Polo Use
Three government remount stallions shipped to Pierre from Kansas City increase South Dakota's polo horse stock to about 25. Two from the Ben Brush line, including Gamii and Dr. Swarts, are proven polo sires with strong records. The third, Denney Cooney, also Ben Brush blood, stands 16 hands and foaled in 1925.
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Pierre
Remomnt
Kansas City
South Dakota
H. .L. Lawrence
South Dakota Horsemen
Ben Brush
Lawrence
Gamii
Pierre “Polo Club
Dr. Swarts
Sweep Az
Denney Cooney
Wessington Theater Plans Talky Debut
Wessington April 22 Special Guy M King manager of the Scenic theater announces installation of a vita phone next week. The first talky is set for Saturday April 26. King will depart Minneapolis Monday April 21 to purchase the equipment.
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Wessington
Guy M. King
Ar. King
Minneapolis
Madison Eyes Major Building Boom This Summer
Madison anticipates a large construction wave with several new structures in progress on South Egan Avenue and nearby sites. Rognes brothers plan a two story brick investment building beside the municipal complex, Texaco will build a service station with full facilities, Red Owl has bought land for a big store and a new theatre will rise opposite the current cinema. The city observes the 5th anniversary of its current formation by merging two towns around Lake Herman and Madison.
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Madison Madison
Madison
South Egan Avenue
Lake Park
Rognes Brothers
Texaco Company
Red Owl Company
Oet
Lake Herman
Entertainments At Gann Valley High School Event
Freshman and sophomore members of Gann Valley High School were entertained at the EC. Dye celebration in honor of Lloyd and Lyle Dyn. Attendees included Milton and Bernice Dwyer Ruth and George Sedgwick Supt J D Hall. Games and humorous readings by E C Dye followed by accordion music from Milton Dwyer and a delicious lunch.
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Gann Valley
Gann Valley High School
Dye
Lloyd
Lyle Dyn
Milton
Bernice Dwyer
Ruth
George Sedgwick
Miller
Supt
J.D. Hall
E. C. Dye
Milton Dwyer
Registration Not Required In South Dakota Primary
Miss Gladys Pyle outlines that any legally qualified voter in the precinct may vote at the May 6 primary even if not registered at the time. A state attorney general opinion confirms voters cannot change party registration at the polls and that registration at the polls is limited to those not previously registered.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Miss Pyle
Astateney General's Office
Transmission Line Extends into Shunt Town
Electric current from the new line extended into Shunt has been turned on. The town promises to become a leading sight in the state as dwellings connect to alternating current. The change to an alternating current is near completion with a white way planned on Main Street.
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Blunt Blunt
Main Street
Minnesota Extension Advises Feeding Veal Calves
The agriculture extension division of the University of Minnesota issued a statement noting that current veal prices could enable many farmers to raise incomes by feeding veal calves up to six weeks old and consuming the produce locally, with emphasis on the potential profitability under prevailing market conditions.
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SY. Paul
Twin Lakes Sportsman Club forms for Wilton area fishing
WOONSOCKET April 22 Special local sportsmen organize the Twin Lakes Sportsman Club to promote better hunting and fishing in Sanborn county. About six members have joined. they expect at least 180 in coming days. Lakes fill with rain water. lakes teem with bees crappies bluegill and bullheads and will be open for fishing next year. Thousands of ducks are on the lakes this spring and fall duck hunting looks promising. About 2000 elms planted around the area this year.
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Woonsocket
Twin Lakes
Platte Mayor Resigns and Lake Andes Move Planned
Platte reports Mayor Ward Dyer resigns at a city council meeting. Dyer intends to run for county judge and move his law practice to Lake Andes this month. G A Schatz will act as mayor until a successor is chosen. Schatz lost re election to Cha Devis Jr. in a close contest with Davis securing the seat next meeting.
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Syas
Cha Devis Jr
Davis
Schatz
Clean Up Week At Yankton Extended
Inclement weather last week extends clean-up week in Yankton to include early this week. Miss Margaret Ward as chairman announced the plan to continue work at several neglected sites. Personal calls by the clean uppers will be made to citizens who have not done their part. E J Dowling, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, relayed the update.
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Yankton
Margaret Ward
E. J. Dowling
The
Chamber of Commerce
Campaigns Drawn Up Plans For Unsightly Options
A fragment cites officials noting firms have gun intents and that the week’s work targets unsightly and dangerous options. The quote suggests political strategy shaping public space decisions and campaign spirit. The text is incomplete but centers on safety and planning actions.
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Vera
Iuyve
Lve
Iowa boy wins essay prize in chemistry contest
Harold Starkes of Clini City won first prize in a gas chemistry essay contest sponsored by Prof. J.H. Jensen at Northeim Nex LunRoy Zell of Warner took second. Winning essays advance to the American Chemical Society national contest.
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Aberdeen
Harold Starkes
Clini City
Town
Esmyconics
J.H. Jensen
Northeim
Nex LunRoy
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