Annual Farm and Home Week features Mrs Tobey speaker
The weeklong Farm and Home Week at State College Feb 3 7 will include eminent fashion authority Mrs Evelyn Tobey of New York City as the opening day speaker. She will lecture on making the most of what you wear and how clothing fits individual types.
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Srockings
State College
Nora M. Hott
Evelyn Tobey
New York City
Tobey
Bes Bees
Columbia University
New York
Miss Hott
United States
A. M. Eberle
Nel G. Kendell
Doland Rebekahs Hold Installation
The Doland Selena Rebekah lodge installed officers at the last regular meeting. Installing officers were District deputy president Dorothy Hine marshal Bex Quinn deputy warden Elizabeth Baer deputy treasurer Cora Thompson deputy secretary Vincent Shult inside guard Eva Brown outside guard Lorin Culver chaplain Hannah Belcher. Installed officers included Past noble grand Sylvia Woodford noble grand Lyla Culver vice grand Ruby Thompson secretary Violet Thompson treasurer Ingrid Langland conductor Dorothy Kline warden Marie Fredricks ROS NG Wilma Lewson LS N.G. Ida Clark chaplain Lois Seaman RS V.G. Margaret Brown VG Mildred Gelston inside guard Edith Krentz outside guard Elizabeth Baer.
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Doland Rebekahs
Doland
Selena Rebekah Lodge
Dorothy Hine
Bex Quinn
Elizabeth Baer
Treasurrer
Cora Thompson
Vincent Shult
Eva Brown
Lorin Culver
Hannah Belcher
Noble
Bid-Em High card club meets at Syring home
The Bid-Em High card club gathered at Alfred Syring residence southwest of Wellington for a Five Hundred game with four tables. Charles Syring and Mrs. Will Moller won high score gifts while Mrs. Charles Syring and P A Young earned consolation awards. Mrs. Syring’s birthday was celebrated with a cake baked by her sister, and refreshments were served late.
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Dieets
Wellington
Alfred Syring
Charles Syring
Will Moller
P. A Young
Syring
Raymond High Glee Club Skit Fires Up Pep For Butler Game
The Raymond high school glee club performed a sketch to boost school spirit before the upcoming basketball game with Butler. The warm-up squad wore outfits and an effigy of Butler, stirring strong enthusiasm among students and players alike.
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Raymond
Jan
Specia
Raymond High School Glee Club
Rls
Butler
Gee
Butlee
Doland to Celebrate Bond Retirement as Debt Ends
Doland plans a celebration after transferring funds to the sinking fund to retire the last of its $20,000 bonded indebtedness on July 1. About $8,500 matures, leaving the city debt free with roughly $6,000 extra. Officials will host a bond burning event as part of the celebration, and organizers seek contact with bondholders.
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Doland
Cattle And Sheep In Western South Dakota In Good Condition
Cattle and sheep in western South Dakota ranges are reported in excellent condition with ample feed and adequate snow to replenish stock water. King notes open winter allows steady grazing, preserving hay and grain, and predicts a strong calf crop. sheep and lambs are in very good shape with light losses.
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South Dakota
A. J. King
Federal Agriculture Statistician
King
Butterfat Yield Report From Yankton Minnehaha Herds
In December the 506 cows in Yankton Clay and Minnehaha county associations averaged 22.8 pounds of butterfat. Allee Sandal of Minnehaha led all herds at 50.21 pounds. Sixty five cows exceeded 40 pounds and nine herds averaged 25 or more pounds. Roy A. Cave of State College reported the figures.
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Brookings
Yankton-Clay
Minnehaha County
Roy A. Cave
State College
Allee Sandal
Western Normal Instructor Dies
Spearfish art instructor Miss Lil Van Budington Forde died Tuesday night at 72 after a summer illness. Since 1901 she built the art department from a small class to a leading program at the Spearfish Normal. Public funeral services set for Saturday afternoon at the college auditorium, under Dr. E. C. Woodburn and Rev. D. D. Brady, burial in Spearfish cemetery. Survived by niece Vida M. Forde of Mason City Iowa and nephew Walter Forde of Mankato Minnesota.
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Western Normal
Spearfish
Misg
van Budington Forde
Spearfish Normal
Forde
Spearfish School
College Auditorium
EC. Woodburn
D. D. Brady
Spearfish Cemetery
Nice
Vida M. Forde
Mason City
Walter Forde
Mankato
Minn
Hot Lunches Hit Rural Lane Consolidated School
Rural pupils at Lane consolidated school are served hot noonday meals packed in pint jars. Mothers prepare and heat the food in home rooms, with one woman from sewing rooms assisting daily. Sponsored by the community club and school board with teacher and mother cooperation, the plan aids long trips and often scant breakfasts.
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Lane
Lane Consolidated School
Community Club
Tuesday Nighters at Lawrence Lorang Home
The Tuesday night club mat at the Lawrence Lorang home featured Five Hundred. Miss Josephine and Tony Fernholtz hosted. high scores went to Marie Elyca and Fred Schrader while low scores went to Mrs Clarence Elyen and Freddie Fernholtz. Lunch was served. next meeting set at the Elgen home.
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Wellington
Lawrence Lorang
Miss Josephine
Tony Fernholtz
Miss. Marie
Elyca
Fred Schrader
Mra
Clarence Elyen
Freddie Fernholtz
Elgen
Postponed PTA game shifts to Friday night
The PTA event at Raymond has been postponed one week due to a major basketball game with Garden City scheduled for Friday night at PLT A. It remains unclear which party hosts the game and the exact new date.
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Fostpone P
Raymond
Garden City
State Game Law Breaker Nabbed
ABERDEEN January 1. An out of season non resident hunter who supplied Minneapolis restaurants with South Dakota pheasants received the maximum penalty. Harry Byrnes Minneapolis pleaded guilty to game law violations admitted intent to resell birds in the Twin Cities fined 1210 or 10 per bird plus 200 for hunting without a license and sentenced to one year in Marshall county jail. His car was seized to apply to fines. Companion Chester Russell Minneapolis fined 3200 for hunting without a license. Two Britton farmers bound over for circuit court. Police seized seven guns and 118 pheasants two Hungarian partridges and one prairie chicken. Byrnes admitted hiring Willison and Buss paid 15 cents per bird and provided ammo. He said the idea came from a prior expedition when he had been the hired hunter. He faces a long jail term as sentences run consecutively. If unable to pay the Times fines, he will serve at two dollars per day after the year.
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Aberdeen
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Harry Byrnes
Twin Cities
Land
Marshall County
van Buren Perry
Britton
Byrnes
Chester Russell
Dorcey Willison
Frank Buss
Russell
Willison
Alvin Roehr
Werden August Dansen
Missouri
Buss
Willson
Bymes
Contracts For Redfield Building In Sioux Falls
Three Aberdeen firms received state contracts for the Redfield women’s building at the school and home for the feeble minded. Bids total $150,322 with W Jonason and Co as general contractor $126,185 Kelley Heating and Plumbing Co $19,950 and Aberdeen Electric Co $4,207. Project estimated to take ten months.
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Redfield
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
State Board of Charities and Corrections
W. Jonason and Co
Kelley Heating and Plumbing Co
Aberdeen Electric Co
Raymond High Seeks Speech Laurels at Bradley
Raymond high school aims for top honors at the district declamatory contest in Bradley on January 18. Maude Danforth will represent Raymond in drama while Mary Frances Kelly is set as the fourth speaker in her division and Leonard Danckas as the second speaker in oratorical. Mrs Herther coaches the Ray mond team.
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Raymond
Raymond High School
Bradley
Maude Danforth
Mary Frances Kelly
Hutmarous
Leonard Danckas
Herther
Forty one Courses Open At USD For Freshmen Beginning Feb
Forty one courses totaling 96 hours will be available to freshmen at the University of South Dakota starting February 3. Registration for new students runs January 27 through January 32. Classes begin 7:50 a.m. Monday February 3 under registrar H. W. Frankenfeld.
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University of South Dakota
H. W. Frankenfeld
Rinso Washes Promote Whitest Clothes and Ease
A vivid ad claims Rinso makes whites brighter without scrubbing, encouraging neighbors to switch. It touts longer lasting color and fabric care, plus dishwashing and machine use benefits, urging readers to visit the grocer for Rinso.
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Ringo
Miling Dockage Mapies
America
Tenants Grow in South Dakota Farms in 1935
Lincoln Neb Jun 16 Approx half of South Dakota farmers are tenants the federal resettlement administration reports tenancy rose from a small percentage in 1925 to 49 percent in 1935. Over five years the state added more than 3000 tenants and saw over 900 farm owners leave. Foreclosures drought and low prices drive tenancy rise. Nationally tenants operate about 43 percent of US farms, nearly double the 1880 level.
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Lincoln
Neb
South Dakota
Federall Resettlement Administration
United States
Ask Full Payment On AAA Contracts In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls chamber of commerce board adopted a resolution urging full payment on AAA contracts and the enactment of new legislation to promote economic equality for farmers. The plan followed a conference with Frederick, president of the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation, and copies were sent to state senators, representatives, and the U.S. chamber of commerce requesting its influence to achieve the objectives.
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AAA
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Board
Test
Frederick
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
South Dakota
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
De Smet Man To Wed Illinois Girl
Louis Slutsky manager of the De Smet store has announced his engagement to Edythe Rudman of Rock Island. Slutsky is son of A Slutsky of Sioux City and Edythe is daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudman. Wedding date not set.
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DE Smet, Jan. Lot
Louis Slutsky
de Smet K. and
Edythe Rudman
Rock Island
Mr. Slutsky
A. Slutsky
Sioux City
Miss Rudman
Mitchell Editor Grants Mary Joyce Ronald Scholarship
The Mitchell university receives the Mary Joyce Ronald Memorial scholarship, gifted by Miss Ronald's father, as Dakota Wesleyan University notes the ethical regard for Ronald's life. The fund elevates educational considerations for Mitchell students.
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Mitchell
Mary Joyce Ronald
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell University
Memorial honor award linked to student character traits
W R Ronald donor of the gift and Daily Republic editor. he sits on the Bakota Wesleyan University board. The memorial honors a first year student for outstanding character as judged by freshmen, with a $150 sophomore expenses prize. Mary Joyce was 2V when she died in 1932.
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W. R. Ronald
Daily Republic
Bakota Wesleyan University
Mary Joyce
Substitute Farm Aid Program discussion in Doland
Over 200 farmers and interested men met at the Doland high school to discuss replacing the triple A farm program. The session opened by Ray Johnson, with Carl Wall of Mitchell and Elton McNiel of Tulare addressing farm issues. A five member committee was chosen to draft a telegramed resolution to South Dakota congressional representatives.
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Doland
Ray
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