Ferns in State: May Transplant Guide from SD University
NERMILLION January 11 reports Dr. G L Cross head of the University of South Dakota botany department explains that any fern native to South Dakota can be transplanted anywhere in the state if soil and moisture conditions mimic the original habitat. He details planting methods, soil recommendations, mulch use, sun exposure, and cautions against wind and overwatering.
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Nermillion
South Dakota
G. L Cross
University, of
Cross
Aberdeen Club Sponsors Feeding 650 Children
Aberdeen club sponsors feeding 650 children on school days through a soup kitchen project now in its second year. Members prepare and allot noon lunches, serving nearly 50 needy children daily after last year’s 511 served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Jan
Colony Club
Club
Thrips and beetles threaten native ferns in nurseries
A fragmented OCR note discusses pest threats to Maidenhair ferns including thrips and other small insects. It notes some species are highly susceptible and mentions control challenges and preference for nursery cultivation over wild sourcing.
Legion Establishes New Post in Roslyn Amid Growing State Wide Find
WATERTOWN Jan 11 Special A new American Legion post formed at Roslyn with 21 members under Commander F M Gottschalk. Three other posts Mellette Orient and Wolsey revived this year while overall state membership climbs with Freeman 46 Watertown 232 and Sioux Falls 200. Mitchell 187 and Huron 126. Rapid City lags with 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Legion
Roslyn
American Legion
F. M. Gottschalk
Mellette
Orient
Wolsey
Swhaller
Freeman
Department
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Huron
Rapid City Trails
Rapid City
Legion Four Points May Shield Veterans For All Time
A survey shows Congress considering the American Legion four point program. It seeks to preserve World War I veterans benefits with no reductions, federal hospitalization for eligible veterans, preserved service connection, and continued protection for dependents. Legion officials argue adoption would end annual benefit fights.
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Legion
National Legion
Congress
National Convention of the Legion
Chicago
Wall
Hyde Farmers Get Allotment Money
Wheatless farmers number 408 received checks totaling 14142 this week. These reforms apply to the first batch of applications sent to Washington and represent about one percent of the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highmore
Washington
Frosty Atmosphere and Weather Mentions
A fragmented report notes frost and rain affecting early morning conditions. Mentions moisture and upcoming weather signals with unclear references to June and July timing.
Springs: Couple End Marriage In Noon January Service
A January 4 wedding at the parsonage near Mt. Belview marked the end of a marriage for a Springs couple. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Smith, wore a dress of heirloom style, with matching accessories. Dinner followed at six o'clock at the bridegroom’s grandparents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Winegar, with the wedding party as guests. The groom, son of Ralph Winegar, has lived locally and worked on the family farm. the couple will reside on the bridegroom’s parental farm west of town.
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Mt. B
J. J. Winegar
Waller ‘Smith
South of Town
Winegar
Ralph Winegar
West of Town
Brideigroom
Appoint Directors For Corn-Hog Plan in County Districts
Wayland January 11 Special report says county is divided into districts to handle the corn-hog allotment. District No 1 includes Grand York and Gilbert townships directed by Alfred Syring BE L Burger and Fred Brown. Local committeemen in other districts include Adelbert Major and Val LaBeau.
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Wayland
Grand
York
Gilbert
Alfred Syring
BE. L. Burger
Fred Brown
Adelbert Major
Val LaBeau
Change 8 0 To Omaha Immigration District
SIOUX FALLS January 1 South Dakota has been transferred from the Omaha immigration district to the territory covered by the Minneapolis office of the U S immigration service. L L Adams immigration inspector from Minneapolis announced here yesterday. Under previous arrangements the state was under the jurisdiction of the Omaha office. Success at clerical work at age 21 is predicted to be better than success at mechanical or fixed work reports Irving Lorge of Columbia University.
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Omaha
Sioux Falls
South
Dakota
Minneapolis
U. & Immigration Service
L. L. Adams
Irving Lorge
Columbis University
Farm-Home Week Program Planned
Brookings announces Farm and Home Week at State College from February 6 to 10 featuring Cooperative Institute Livestock Marketing and various extensions groups. Events include quattle and one act play contests, crop show entries due by Feb 6 noon and Feb 7 noon, homemakers program with art and laws discussions, and master farmers and homemakers banquets.
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Brookings
State’ College
Cooperative Institute
Livestock Marketing “Associations
State Chamber of Commerce
Federations of Women
S. D
Federation
Glass shard pierces eye in rapid city hospital accident
Mrs. E N Huddleston of Huron former Wellington resident visiting Wall suffered a serious accident. While stooping to turn off a gas stove she broke her glasses and a piece of glass pierced her eyeball. She likely will lose sight in the eye and is hospitalized in Rapid City.
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Wellington
E. N. Huddleston
Huron
Wall
Rapid City Hospital
Seth Parker to Appear in Springs Church Program
Seth Parker will visit Wassington Springs Churches on Wednesday and Thursday January 24 25 in an event directed by Rev J E Robinson pastor. Howard impersonates Parker with striking accuracy and the program features characteristic costumes instrumental music and songs for an entertaining evening in Jonesport.
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Seth Parker
Springs
Wessington
Wassington
J. E. Robinson
Hyde Teachers To Convene On Saturday District Institute
Hyde county teachers plan a full day event Saturday January 20 at the Hyde county court house. County Superintendent Miss Anna Goldsmith directs morning recreation institute by 4 H Club Leader H M Jones. Afternoon program features Deputy State Superintendent J F Hines talks and brief illustrated demonstrations by rural teachers on grades one through eight activities and teaching methods.
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Highmore
Hyde
District Institute
Anna Goldsmith
H.M. Jones
Brookings
Mise Goldie
Cellan
Helen Eller
Vueille. Waring
County meeting highlights crafts and sewing demonstration
The event features bronze vases, rose Stahl and Shirley Pilkington as delegates, and E H Krull showing woodcraft. They will cover key points of interest while a county teachers' choir practice will conclude the afternoon.
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Rose ‘Stahl
E.H
Krull, Woodcraft
Shirley ‘Pilkington
Cho Tus
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Goss
SDU
Saya
Aberdeen Club
Ganizations
Huron Dairy Products Co
Congressment
House
Ar Legion
American, Legion
South’ Dakota
Minnesota
Detric
Penney
Dexter
Niggerhead O’coats
Smith Smart
Seles
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