Croes Speaks on American Wheat Growers at Brookings
C W Croes of Aberdeeen summarized the American Wheat Growers Associated history and operations at the Brookings Cooperative Institute. He outlined the organization as farmer owned and controlled, its eight-year Minneapolis exchange terminal sales history, stockholding in Farmers National, and flexible member plans enabling local elevators to join and gain dividends through regional and terminal earnings while maintaining service without undue obligations.
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Brookings
Cooperative Institute
C. W. Croes
Aberdeen
American Wheat Growers Associated
Yes
American Wheat Growers Associated, Inc
Ao Es
Inder
The
Minneapolis Exchange
Northwest
Minneapolis
Duluth
American
Farmers National
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota and
Ican
Firective
Joom
Farmera National
Eleator Company
Fanu Board
Marke
Ping Pong Tourney Captures Sioux Falls College Interest
Sioux Falls College fans tuned in Friday morning for the final rounds of an all school Ping Pong tournament sponsored by the Stylus. Four semi finalists were set after thirty entrants narrowed down. contenders included Sylvester Cavigielli Ramona Hilmar Martini Everett Little and Dick Bauer. matches for the semi finals were to be played Thursday afternoon with final matches before the student body. Prizes in clothing were offered to the top three by the Stylus.
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Bioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Stylus
Fowc
Sylvester Cavigielli
Ramona
Hilmar Martini
Sioux Falls
Everton Little
Dick Bauer
Wellington junior college opens night classes
Wellington Springs reports evening classes for the second semester to aid students who work daytime. The public school administration course targets teachers aiming for administration, while New Testament literature serves Sunday school teachers and Christian workers. Professor M. D. Munn leads the administration course and Professor Wile BR King the literature course. About 35 students have registered.
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W. S. Junior College
Wellington Springs
Junior College
M. D. Munn
Music Forensic Meet Planned By W5S5C
Wellington Springs Jr College announces a statewide contest in April with 11 divisions eight music three forensics. Event offers scholarships to top winners and the high school with the most points receives a prize from the local Commercial Club.
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Wellington Springs
Wessington Springs Junior College
Commercial Club of
Wessington Springs
Aberdeen Votes on 750000 Water Bond Plan
Aberdeen voters face a March 24 referendum on a 750000 municipal bond issue to finance a new city water system. The measure funds a Willow Creek dam, an Elm river auxiliary dam, a pumping station, a pipeline, and land for a reservoir with serial 2 year maturities and interest not exceeding 4.34 percent.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen City Commission
Willow Creek
Elm River
State Checker Meet Opens in Aberdeen for SD Championship
The annual South Dakota state checker tournament starts in Aberdeen with prizes for the top three in A and B divisions. Title holder Charles Wade defends his crown while contenders include Gettysburg’s Bill Lumler, Bristol players Albert Lundeen and Arthur Plepp.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Charles Wade
Bill Lumler
Gettysburg
Albert Lundeen
Arthur Plepp
Bristol
Elevator financing through revolving fund under farm bill
The revolving fund from Farmess National Grain Corporation provides a near unlimited financing source for local elevators to move grain, especially in rush periods. It enables initial grain purchases and sustained operations, with the American Grain Company securing repayment and handling resale of pledged grain.
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Ting
Farmess National Grain Corporation
Boys Outnumber Girls In High School Enrollments
Pierre, Feb 3. A state survey shows boys predominate in South Dakota elementary schools while girls lead in high school enrollment and persist into college. Beard reports 144% combined elementary and high school enrollment, with 70,048 boys and 64,240 girls in 134,288 elementary pupils.
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Pierre
South Dakota
W. P. Beard
State Department
Bears
Beard
Borrower Sought By Sioux Falls Officers
Sioux Falls officers conduct a manhunt for a suspect known as Joe Miller who allegedly used a dealer’s car under false pretenses to seek an apartment. He is described as forgetful and possibly exchanged the dealer’s license for another after leaving the city, with a woman accompanying him.
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Sioux Falls
Joe Miller
Sioux Falla
Dale Social Club Supports Relief Efforts In Sioux Falls Drought Aid
In Alpe na on February 2 the Dale Social Club met with Mrs Fred Schmidt and Mrs Wylie Hoymes who demonstrated vase making by dipping glass jars in a water with paint. The club voted to send 20 dollars to the orphan's home at Sioux Falls and 10 dollars to the drought relief fund in the south.
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Dale Social Club
Alpena
Fred Schmidt
Wylie Hoymes
Sioux Falls
South
Rev Washburn Delivers Talk at Dearborn School
In Alpena on February 2 Rev J Washburn spoke to children and parents at Barner Dearborn School. A large crowd attended the program. Mrs Herman Kunze and Mrs Warren Waller joined, with Mrs Kunze singing with ukulele and receiving encores. He shared South American school stories and rural life south of Panama after lunch. attendees thanked the speakers for their efforts.
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Washburn
Dearborn
Alpena
J. Washburn
Barner
Siso
Herman Kunze
Warren Waller
Kunz
Panama
Rev Washburn
Mra Waller
Mrs. Kunre
Stobbs Purchases Interest In Local School Venture
Wellington reports Guy Stobbs and family moved from the farm south of town into the Belle Stobbs residence on the north side. He has purchased an interest in the WNAX Stobbs children related public school project, details including the scope and partners not fully clear in the fragment.
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Guy Stobbs
Wellington
Belle Stobbs
Sde
Stobbs Haw
WNAX
Fiddlers contest staged at Highmore hill country
Highmore February 20 special report The Fiddlers Contest and dance arranged by the Legion was held Monday evening with a large crowd greatly enjoying the event First prize went to Even Zvensor a genuine old timer Second to Charles Goehring and third to Martin Conrad Ladies of the Auxiliary served lunch creating a lively local entertainment recap
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Highmore
The
Legion
Even Zvensor
Charles Goehring
Martin Conrad
Auxiliary
Grand Lodge Head Visits Wessington Eastern Star
Wessington February 20 Special The Wessington order of Eastern Star will receive a visit from Grand Worthy Matron of the O ES Mrs Elizabeth Burnette of Armour Tuesday evening February 24 Initiatory work will be put on and lunch will be served.
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Grand Lodge
Wessington Wessington
Wessington Order of Eastern Star
O. ES
Elizabeth Burnette
Armour
Revival to be Led by President Ansted at College
WESSINGTON SPRINGS February 2 Spndal Rev H B Ansted president of Wessington Springs Junior College will oversee the spring revival at the college scheduled for March 1 to 15 The college church official board extended the invitation Special music will be featured at each service.
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Ansted
Wessington Springs
Spndal
H. B. Ansted
Wessington Springs Junior College
The
College Church
Summer Session At Wessington Springs Junior College
Wessington Springs Junior College announces a nine week summer session from June 8 to August, split into six and three week terms. Courses target teachers seeking credit toward a first grade state certificate or certificate renewal, with limited high school offerings. The program, the state’s only nine week summer session, offers accelerated paths to earn more than six semester hours. Courses are fully accredited by the state department.
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W.S.J.C
Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs Junior College
State Department
Dispel Report On Relief Goods Misuse In Canton
Rumors in Canton claimed a carload of eggs and foodstuffs shipped to Arkansas flood victims would be sold and funds misused. A telegram to Henry Cornelius, commander of the local American Legion, confirmed Red Cross distribution to needy families and free transport via the Toesl chapter.
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Canton
Dreath
Arkansas
Henry Cornelius
American Legion
Little Rock
Ark
Thieves Routed By Artesian Farmer Heroism
Artesian February story of Jack Stahlberg a nearby farmer who fought a raiding party targeting his chicken house. He fired into the dark wounding one man and a gun battle followed until the looters fled abandoning their car. Stahlberg kept fight despite a blow to the head and drove the attackers off with courage and resolve.
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Artesian
Jack Stahlberg
Stahlberg
Preston OES Club Active In Projects
Mrs. LB Whipley of Lake Preston hosted the Eastern Star club meeting on Tuesday. Officers elected were President Dolly Peterman Vice President Eleanor Whipley Secretary Treasurer Lillian Hendrickson. The group continued serving the childrens home and furnished two beds at the Wanner fresh air camp. Social time followed and refreshments concluded the afternoon.
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Preston
Claims Radio Is Weak Competitor
Vermillion reports that E G Tretig of the University of South Dakota says radio is not a serious competitor to the American press. He argues radio will complement, not replace, newspapers, citing government regulation, short licenses, and ongoing deficits. He notes advertisers still rely on print and that radio’s reach may not justify full reliance on ads.
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Vermillion
Mail
E. G. Tretig
University of South Dakota
Tretig
KUSD
Professor Trong
All State Orchestra Planned For Mitchell Convention
Arrangements for an all state high school orchestra to appear at the D EA convention in Mitchell next fall have been completed. Joseph E. Maddy will conduct the 130 instrument group, with 101 players from outside Mitchell and Mitchell high school orchestras in reserve. The $100 fee paid to Maddy will fund a scholarship for a student to attend the National Band and Orchestra Camp at Interlochen Michigan. The selection committee includes Dean Colton South Dakota University B Burgethon Mitchell and D Jacquith Lake Preston.
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Lake Preston
Ispeanss
D. EA
Mitchell
Joseph E. Maddy
Nazl Band and Orchestra Association
Mitchell High School
Maddy
Interlochen
Mich
Colton F
South Dakota University
B. Burgethon
Mitchel
D. Jacquith
Lake , Preston
Rotary visit led by President Pugsley in Madison
Dr. C W Pugsley president of South Dakota State College Brookings headed a Brookings Rotarians delegation visiting the Madison club this week. He administered the charge to five new members three from Brookings and two from Madison. Several talks were given during the program.
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Pugsley
Madison
C.W. Pugsley
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Madison Club
Manchester Ladies Aid Waffle and Pancake Supper
PLAN WAFFLE SUPPER Manchester February 2 Special report says the Ladies Aid society will hold a waffle and pancake supper at the town hall on Wednesday February 2. Serving begins at five o clock. Everyone invited to attend and eat waffles and cakes.
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Manchester
Manchester Ladies Aid Society
Town Hall
Yankton Student To Have Special Number
A special literary edition of The Yankton Student published by Yankton college students marks Goose Quill club sixth anniversary. The issue features original poetry and prose by club members with Julia McFarland as Scribe and Wayne Nicholas as current master, plus a roster of associates and faculty sponsors.
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Yankton
Yankton Rcollege
Goose Quill Club
Julia McFarland
Rapid City
Goose Quill
Wayne Nicholas
Ree Heights
Frances Jones
Robert Sullivan
Chicago
Marion Aarness
Houghton
Gertrude Gantz
Theo Liddell
Verdigre
Neb
Agnes Metz
Fred Nichol
Coletta Howcliffe
Miller
Hazel Colins
Monies Klopping
Yanktort
Cora Lincoln
Dorothy Neubauer
Wagner
Helen Hivola
Barbara Schneck
Clark
de. G. H. Durand
Celia E. Knight
Henry Praed
Fairbault
Mion
Flor Shufeil
Edmund Bruce
G. H. Durand
Dorothy Gross
Everett Vanderburgh
Geddes
Yankton College
Snyder Is Reelected Groton School Head
Groton Feb 20 Special According to A McKiver clerk of the Board of Education H L Snyder superintendent of the Groton schools was elected to succeed himself and has signed his contract Other faculty positions will be considered at a meeting early next month McKiver said.
Sioux Falls Debaters Head On Three Day Trip
Sioux Falls college women's debate squad, led by instructor Miss Claire MacGregor, left for a three day trip with two decision contests. Debaters Darrel Robinson Alpha Il Grace Locke Sherman and Loma Logan travel to Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell and Madison Normal Madison to debate the negative side of the Pi Kappa Delta free trade question.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falis College
Claire MacGregor
Darrel Robinson
Alpha
Grace Locke
Sherman
Loma Logan
Shewam
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Madison Normal
Madison
Pi Kappa Delta
Preston Excelsior Club Hosts Washington Birthday Dinner
Lake Preston on Tryday evening the Excelsion club members and their husbands and friends gathered at Mrs. A. B. Maxam's home for a Washington birthday themed dinner. A program featured musical numbers followed by a four course menu and progressive rock. Decorations reflected the occasion.
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Preston
Organizations Play Big Part in Farm Cooperation
Brookings February report highlights how U S farm groups such as the Farm Bureau and Farmers Union shape cooperative efforts. Bell of the Federal Farm Board says commodity marketing acts rely on general organizations for leadership and education, while not requiring membership to receive marketing services.
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Brookings
Feb
Gentai
United States
Farm Bureau
Farmers Union
Amon l
Ns. Bell
Federal Farm Board
Cooperative Institute
Mr. Bell
Bell
Congress
De Smet Boy Scouts Mark 21st Anniversary Dinner
De Smet Troop Ten, Boy Scouts of America, celebrated the twenty first anniversary with a dinner at the Congregational church dining room. Parents and troop committee members attended, served by the church ladies. Candle lighting preceded the meal and talks were given by E F Green Aubrey HL Sherwood and W C Besselievre, the long serving eagle scout leader.
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de Smet Boy Scouts
DE Smet
Boy Scouts of
E F, Green
Aubrey
HL Sherwood
Besselievre
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Bez
Mece Brinkman
Rey Bow _ Auctioneer
Claims Radio
Frotzig
National Broadcasting Company
Radio Corporation
Westinghouse
General Electric
Trotg
Troug
Tretzig
Anki
RTS
Polisaes
Fair City
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