German Christian Communist lectured at South Dakota U
Dr Eber hard Arnold a German Christian Communist lectured at the University of South Dakota in German an interpreter summarized the talk. Arnold has studied Hutterische colonies in South Dakota and Canada for a year and plans to bring their morals customs and economic ideas back to Germany. He spoke French and German but not English and has attracted 3500 applications to join his movement.
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Eberhard Arnold
Germany
South Dakota
Canada
University of South Dakota
L. B. Deets
Arnold
Dr. Arnold
Canadian
Prepare For Planting 40 Acres Sugar Beets
Buffalogap April 23 W Sewright and employes prepare ground for seeding 40 acres of contract sugar beets for the Waho Utah sugar factory at Belle Fourthe Beavers valley farmer M H Pengra expects to seed 12 acres of beets Sewright notes despite reduced tonnage price beets remain the best paying crop on irrigated land.
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W. Sewright
Waho-Utah
Belle Fourthe
M. H. Pengra
Beaver Valley
Sewright
Good Fruit Crop Seen Along Joe Creek
The Missouri river area shows a promising wild fruit crop with plums grapes and pigants set to bear. More trees and groves are planted than normal as W C Rutherford supports shelter belts from Mandan North Dakota experimental station including caragens ash Russian olives maple and Chinese elms.
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Joe Creek
Joe Cheek
Missouri River
W.C. Rutherford
Mandan
N. D
Boy With Broken Back 4 Expected To Recover
Doctors in Watertown report Edward Kannas an 18 year old South Shore youth has an even chance to recover after a large green wagon ran over him on his father’s farm. He suffered a fractured spine and minor injuries with the spinal cord intact and the fracture low on the back.
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Watertown
Edward Kannas
South Shore
Injured Farmer Is Aided By Neighbors
Turton April 23 seeding completed in one afternoon on William Schultz farm four and one half miles west of here. Schultz threw from horse injuring leg, neighbors with 10 tractors organized by Dewing Ewing put in 180 acres of wheat and 50 acres of barley by sundown. Mrs Schultz served a bounteous supper and Ewing seeks reports to confirm the record.
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Turton
William Schultz
Here
Wehen
Schultz
Dewing Ewing
Ewing
Lake Preston to Hold May Commencement Address
The Rev. Mr. Glenn of the First Lutheran Church in Sioux Falls will deliver Lake Preston high school's commencement address on May 21. The graduating class has 92 members.
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Glenn
Lake Preston
First Lutheran Church of
Sioux Falls
Lake Preston High School
Allera weekend treatment for rheumatism advertised
Longstaff Drug Co promotes an Allera weekend treatment for rheumatism sciatica and neuritis. The plan urges Friday night rest through Monday and claims to draw wax acid from affected joints and muscles with Alleawag and Allenru, available 8 oz bottles for 35 cents with money back if it fails.
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Longstaff Drug Co
America
Green Invited to Madison Walton League Banquet
Gov Warren Green has been invited as the main speaker at the Madison Izaak Walton league annual banquet to be held next Monday in Madison South Dakota. The event will feature wall-eyed pike from Lake Superior and attendees from eastern South Dakota. Dr W A Hothschild directs the evening program with Mark Hallenbeck as Madison chapter president.
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League
Mark Hallenbeck
Madison
Elizabeth Burnett Visits Lake Preston Eastern Star Chapter
Mrs Elizabeth Burnett Worthy Grand Matron of South Dakota Eastern Star visited Lake Preston chapter on Tuesday The program included a school of instruction a past matrons banquet ritualistic work and the Worthy Grand Matrons address Initiation candidates were Elizabeth Daniels and Henry Horston Elaine Larnon played violin and Bennie Bender sang Two violin and vocal performances preceded a social hour and refreshments Mrs Burnett was entertained by Mrs Olta Thorsness in Lake Preston.
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Elizabeth Burnett
Lake Preston
Armour
South Dakota
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
Elizabeth Daniels
Henry Horston
Elaine Larnon
Bennie Bender
Huron
Burnett
City
Olta Thorsness
Carpenter Study Club Meets At Farm Home
The Carpenter study club met at Mrs. Tom Crouse's country home for its regular session. Papers by Mayme Carlsen on fashion dictates and American textiles, Gertrude Grant on business careers for married women, and Ethel Playans on related topics were well written and discussed.
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Carpenter Study Club
Farm Home Carpenter
Tom Crouse
Mayme Carlsen
Gertrude Grant
Ethel Playans
Heavy Rain Cheers Farmers At Highmore
Heavy rains over the weekend bring relief to Hyde County farmers after winds last week toppled fences and damaged fields. Prolonged dryness feared, but reports say little frost damage and renewed hope for crops.
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Highmore Highmore
Hyde County
University of South Dakota President to Speak at South Dakota High Schools
Dr. Herman G. James, president of the University of South Dakota, will deliver commencement addresses at 12 South Dakota high schools and one university, starting May 12 at Spencer and continuing through June 6 at the USD commencement. He plans further talks in Sturgis Yankton and Sioux Falls, and will address the University of New Mexico.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
James
Spencer
Sturgis High School
Black Hills
Wammer
Winner
Miller
Plankinton
Lennox
Wall
Britton
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Yankton High School
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Harry W. Chase
University of Ilinois
Hekd
University of Minois
Sioux City Women's Club
Highmore Farmer Injured in Farm Accident
Elwood Davis, a young farmer from one mile northwest of Highmore, was injured when a nail broke and struck his face nearly tearing out an eye. He was transported to Pierre for eye-surgery and doctors work to save the eye.
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Highmore
Elwood Davis
Pierre
Federal funds earmarked for South Dakota parks and forests
Senator Peter Norbeck announced about 160 000 in federal money this year for Wind Cave water system road work in Bad Lands and other national park and forest projects in South Dakota. He lamented the limited park funding and noted a key South Dakota appropriation failed in the House after Senate approval.
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Pierre
National Parks and Forests
South Dakota
Peter Norbeck
Wind Cave National Park
Bad Lands National Park
Norbeck
Senate
Wesleyan Open House Presents Elaborate Campus Program
Plans for the seventh annual open house at Dakota Wesleyan University run three days from April 24. New to the program are music and dramatics departments with a music scholarship contest on April 25 and a Friday one act play contest featuring eight high schools. The science division showcases movies and demonstrations in chemistry physics and biology Friday afternoon and evening, with Home Economies offering a style show. An industrial exhibit highlights practical science applications, culminating Sunday April 26 with the final events.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
New pipe organ to be dedicated at University Chapel
A new pipe organ in the University Chapel will be dedicated with a concert by G Orville Jondson, Chicago organist, at 4 o clock. At 845 Mendelssohn Elijah will be performed by the Philharmonic Choral Society with the Dakota Wesleyan supplementation and choirs under Dean Alvah A Beecher.
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University ‘Chapel
Belle- Butterfield
G.orville Jondson
Chicago
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Philharmonic Choral Society
Dakota Wesleyan
Alvah A. Beecher
Y C L Speakers Compete in State Meet at Pierre
Nine regional winners, survivors of thousands of local contests, will compete in the state Young Citizen League essay and speaking contest in Pierre on May 1. The event occurs during the league’s annual gathering.
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Y.C.L
Pierre Pierre
Pierre
Regional honors pave path to state competition
Seven and four boys earned regional honors securing advancement to state. Names include Clarke Cerrull Lead Regiot Miriam Winek Delrichs Horn Mickelson Gladys Curren Thai Leona Lineback Winne Lawrative Racheal Patescon De Sauct.
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Ition
Mibjec Cmey
Region
Clarke Cerrull
Regiot
Miriam Winek
Delrichs
Horn Mickelson
Gladys Curren
Thai Leona Lineback
Winne Lawrative
Racheal Patescon
de Sauct
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