Guild Of Gopatis Chapter Formed In South Dakota
South Dakota forms a chapter of the Honorary Guild of Gopatis at State College during Farm and Home Week banquet attended by about 200 dairymen and wives. John Gauger of Clear Lake elected president with David Gilkerson Armour as vice president and L L Ladd Brookings as secretary treasurer. Certificates and honor rolls to be prepared for eligible dairymen, 106 in the state, with Dr J C McDowell as principal speaker on cows and butterfat profits. Roy Zamehow awarded Dairy Tribune high herd trophy for 476 pounds butterfat per cow.
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Brookings
Feb. H
South Dakota
Honorary Guild of
Gopatis
State College
John Gauger
Clear Lake
David Gilkerson
Armour
L. L. Ladd
Brook Ings
J. C. McDowell
Bureau of Dairy Herd Improvement Investigations
Washington, D. C
Sam F. Crabbe
American Jersey Cattle Club
National Dairy Association
Guild of
C. Lersen
Ean of Agriculture
The
College
Alfred Christoffersen
Lake Preston
South Dakota Jersey Cattle Club
Ralph Wendelken
Belle Fourche
South Dakota Guernsey Breeders Association
Frank Johnson
Hetland
South Dakota Holstein Breeders Association
A. E. Anderson
R. W. McGinnis
Northwestern Railroad
Omaha
Roy Zamew
Dairy Tribune
Zamew
T. M. Olson
Sioux Falls college yearbook completes ahead of schedule
Sioux Brave yearbook staff in Sioux Falls is nearing completion with a May publication aimed to come out about a month early. Editor Tein Nickerson of Watertown and business manager Robert Phillips of Mitchell expect engraving plates to return soon and most sections photographed. Staff work continues on copy and section arrangement as advertising and sales progress smoothly.
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Nickerson
Printing of the annual GE Goon editorial work update
The printing of the annual GE Goon is ready for completion while some book sections lag until winter college activities finish, delaying final layout and production.
New Uniform For Girls Is Designed
In Brookings on February 24 4 H club leaders and state extension clothing specialist Miss Anne Andrews developed a two piece cardigan ensemble in soft green broadcloth with a white Windsor hat. A chevron may adorn the sleeve and the sleeveless dress may be worn with or without the coat making a versatile school dress for meetings camps rallies state fair and junior short course. Details can be obtained from extension agents by writing to Anita Andrews at the Extension Service Brookings.
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Brookings
Anne ‘Andrews
Hore
Anita Andrews
Extension Service
Brook[ings
Sioux Falls Boots Bootleg Milk Dealers Targeted
Sioux Falls faces a crackdown on bootleg milk with Chris Madsen of Elsworth Minnesota pleading guilty to selling milk and cream without tuberculin certification or proper labeling. He initially pleaded not guilty before changing to guilty as city sanitary officers launch a campaign to eradicate illicit dairy products.
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Sioux Falls
Chris Madsen
Elsworth
Mins
Madsen
City Sanitary
Townsend Initiated Into Pi Gamma Mu Society
Brookings February 24 Pi Gamma Mu international social science honorary society at South Dakota State College announced the election to membership of Harry A. Steele Brookings Clara G Walsett Watertown Arletia L Würster Brookings Margaret M Townsend Huron and Joyce R Young Castlewood The local chapter upholds the high scholastic standards and demonstrated interest in the social sciences.
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Margaret Townsend
Brookings
South Dakota State College Today
Harry A. Steele
Clara G. Walsett
Watertown
Arletia L. Wurster
Margaret M. Townsend
Huron
Joyce R. Young
Castlewood
Surprises at Aid Meeting Honor Local Ladies
At the Aid luncheon in Cavour on February M- special notes honored Mrs. Philip Mack and Mrs. Jake Soelier for birthdays this week. Mrs. C. D. Arma presented retiring president Mrs. F. E. Johnson with a bead necklace and a shawl. Mrs. Johnson had served for several years and was surprised by the tribute.
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Aid
Cavour
Philip Mack
Jake Soelier
C. D. Arma
F. £. Johnson
Ex-Kaiser Must Pay Doorn Taxes
Doorn residents face tax clashes as former Kaiser Wilhelm ally, once exiled, will contribute about 2 percent of municipal revenue. The ex-emperor argues his grounds benefit public interests and preservation, while tenant upkeep reforms justify tax rebates. Even with rebates, his income and property taxes comprise roughly a quarter of Doorn’s tax roll.
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X- Kaiser Wilhelm
Real Estate Transfers Listed by Beadle County Abstract
Real Estate transfers filed include Walter J Tobin to Caroline Newill Huron for 4 dollars SE 1-4 2-11-62 and Fred Harre to Julia Harre Mule Shoe Tex for 10 dollars NW 1-43-112-63. Edward A Pugsley to Ralph O Andrews Huron for 1 dollar Lot 4 Blk 1 Weir Plat. Converse Huntley to Mut Ben Life Ins Co for 1 dollar NE 11-113-64. David D Tschetter to Paul J P Tschetter Cavour for 1 dollar NE 1-4 NW 1-4 13-112-61.
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Beadle County
Walter J. Tobin
Caroline Newill
Huron
Fred Harre
Julia M. Harre
Muleshoe
Tex
John K. Hofer
Edward A. Pugsley
Ralph O. Andrews
Bus lines to run Omaha to Chicago April first
Pickwick Bus Lines Co of Kansas City will operate buses on U S Highways 30 and 32 through Iowa from Omaha to Chicago starting April 1 according to an announcement made here.
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Start Bus Lines
Omaha
Pickwick Bus Lines Co
Kansas City
Towa
Chicago
Redfield Men Found Guilty in Second Degree Rape
A twelve member jury delivered verdicts of guilty of second degree rape against Donald Eggleston and Raymond Baker in Judge Frank B. Fisher's court. Sentencing scheduled for Wednesday at 1 30 pm, with a maximum penalty of twenty years in South Dakota. The defendants, both Redfield residents, were charged in the January 3 incident involving Dorothy Ruddy, a sixteen year old Redfield schoolgirl.
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Baker
Dorothy Ruddy
Redfield
Chicago Harry Is Acquitted Then Charged With Abduction
Harry Engstreen known as Chicago Harry was acquitted of a second degree rape charge in circuit court. As he left the courtroom he was arrested on an abduction charge filed by A F Schlender Spink county states attorney. The trial drew hundreds of area residents amid strong rhetoric on protecting American womanhood and public safety in a time of rising crime.
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Chicago
Harry
Harry Engstreen
A. F. Schlender
Spink County
America
Evangelistic Series Planned By Baptists
The Baptist church will start a two week revival Monday March 9 with out of town pastors leading daily sessions. The Rev Alfred Trenerry announced the series will include Rev A M Clari from Brookings and Rev R B Holden from Pierre, who will oversee services and laying on of hands. State evangelism director Rev R J Loyd will also participate. The meetings will pair church services with home visitation to church members.
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Baptist Church
Alfred Trenerry
Thay
A.M. Clari
Brookings
R B. Holden
Pierre
R. J. Loyd
First American Paper Mill Founded Near Philadelphia
Willem Rittinghuysen a Dutch native and printer William Bradford started America s first paper mill on Paper Miller river near Philadelphia in 1690 marking early colonial industry development.
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Willem Rittinghuysen
Holland
William Bradford
America
Philadelphia
Cystex promises quick relief for bladder irritation
A historical ad claims Cystex relieves nocturnal urinary discomfort and daytime fatigue within 15 minutes. It touts thousands of testimonials, a money back guarantee, and a price of 60 cents at Sherman & Moe.
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Sherman & Moe
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