Poultry Won't Rid Hoppers Says Poultry Won’t Rid Hoppers
Brookings January report quotes South Dakota State entomologist George Gilbertson: poultry cannot eradicate grasshoppers. Chickens and turkeys may help in light infestations when used early, with portable coops moved to egg hatch areas and diets supplemented by grain to sustain the birds. Under major outbreaks, poultry alone won’t stop crop damage.
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Brookings
Jan
South Dakota College
George Gilbertson
Ento
Chologists
Giloertson
Speech Students Present One Act Plays Series
The speech department of Northern State Teachers College plans a citywide series for service clubs and church groups under Elwood Ramay. Students Carl Hansen, Mabel Murphy, Blanche Brill take roles in Getting Started and Pirrot's Mother with DeHaven, Kempthorne, and McDiarmid joining in the second. Mildred Anderson handles properties.
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Apsadeen
Sincemsary
Northern State Teachers College
Elwood Ramay
Pirrot
Karl Hansen
Aberdeen
Mabel Murphy
Miller
Blanche Brill
Roscoe
Jean DeHaven
Wessington
Dorothy Kempthorne
Margaret McDiarmid
Lion's Club
Mildred Anderson
Osceola Man Injured in Auto Spill
Osceola reports Chris Casperson sustained a broken arm after his car overturned following loss of control. The accident occurred Thursday as the vehicle left the road. a broken wishbone was the cause cited in the report.
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Osceola
Jan
Chris Casperson
Hard Time Party Held By Rebekah Lodge at Mellette
In Mellette on January 320 a special hard time party was hosted by the Rebekah Lodge for members and families. Mrs. Duane Williams and Miss Amanda Barr oversaw the program as attendance contest leaders were Mrs. H. C. Ward noble grand and Mrs. J. D. McCaughey vice grand on opposing sides.
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Mellette Mellette
Rebekah Ludge
Duane Williams
Amanda Barr
H. C. Ward
Noble Grand
J. D. McCaughey
Past Noble Grands Elect At Mellette Rebekah Lodge
In Mellette on January 29 the Past Noble Grand Society of the Rebekah lodge held annual elections at the I O F hall. Officers elected included President Mrs Harold Kaiser Vice President Mrs Hannah Jones and Secretary Mrs Harry Jones. After the meeting the group shared birthday cake for Mrs Jones and Mrs Wald and a pot luck supper was served.
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Noble
Mellette Mellette
Noble Grand Society
Rebekah Lodge
I. O
Howell Addresses Redfield Kiwanis on Highway Issues
Brooke Howell of the state board of highway commissioners spoke at Redfield Kiwanis, sharing insights on roads and commission challenges. He answered questions, offered new perspectives, and provided clarity on highway problems for the local club.
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Howell
Redfield
Jan
Redfeld
Kiwanis
Brooke Howell
Syeerese
State Board’ of Highway Commissioners
Highway Commission
State College Paper Is 47 Years Of Age
The Industrial Collegian at State College marks 47 years since its January 31 1885 origin as College Sheaves later Dakota Collegian and finally Industrial Collegian. Aubrey Lawrence edited the early issue and the paper has been a weekly since a bi monthly start. It was praised as the North Central conference best all around newspaper two years ago.
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State College
Brookings
Industrial Collegian
College Sheaves
Aubrey Lawrence
Dakota Collegian
Wright Will Seek Legislative Position in Primary
Fred W. Wright, longtime publisher of the Kingsbury County Independent, announces candidacy for the state legislature pending the republican primary. He retired to a farm after selling his paper and has written a column in the De Smet News. His platform includes cutting government agencies and lowering taxes.
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Ee FE
W. Wright
DE Smet
Jan. M
Fred W. Wright
Wright
Kingsbury County
Taper
de Smet News
Political Outlock At State College Speech Meet
Brookings January 1. The Political Quilosk fair 1982 will be a major topic at State College as students enter preliminary and final contests to select an extempore speaker for the state speech contest on February 20. Successful preliminary speakers will present final talks before the assembly next Tuesday.
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State Brookings
State College
Tay
Farbman to Give Recital at State College
Harry Farfman, noted American violinist, will perform at State College February 2. The native musician has toured widely, making his American debut recently and earning praise in metropolitan centers and regional concerts with symphony orchestras and recitals.
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Farbman
State Brogsings
Harry Farbman
America
State College
Skinner Named Regional VP Of Educational Buyers Group
Lew T. Skinner business agent at State college is named regional vice-president of the Educational Buyers association covering Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota with nearly 20 colleges universities and hospitals. The college cites national contracts that save several times the membership cost each year. Esmond report notes Evan Isaacson assistant in the Esmond state bank suffered appendicitis and left for Carthage home.
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Skinner
Brookings
Lew T. Skinner
State College
Educational Buyers’ Association
Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Yankton Postmaster Dies After Stroke
Yankton postmaster Nelson died Thursday night after a brief illness following a prior stroke. Born in Sweden he came to the U S at 19 and to Yankton 45 years ago. A grocer for years he served as county treasurer president of the chamber of commerce school board alderman and active in lodges and the Republican party. He is survived by three sons and two daughters Mrs Nelson preceded him in death in 19m. Funeral services will be held Monday.
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Yankton
San
Neieco
Yanktom
Nelson
Sweden
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Broad
Republican Party
Doner Prize Won by Glenham Student
Walter Slo cum of Glenham won the Doner oratorical prize, a $2 gold piece, after the final contest at Brookings on Wednesday afternoon. Marie Van Maaner of Volga took second. the winner will represent State College in the old line oratorical contest at State College on February 20. Van Maanen cannot represent in the women’s division, so Gerardine Austin of Cottonwood, who was second among the girls, will take the honor.
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Doner
Glenham
Brookings
Walter Slocum
Marie van Maaner
Volga
D. B. Doner
State College
van Maanen
Gerrardine Austin
Cottonwood
Seond
Purse Snatcher Assaults Girl in Sioux Falls
A would-be thief struck Dorothy Davie twice on the head in Sioux Falls but fled when a car approached. She frightened the assailant and reported that he did not obtain her purse. The suspect, about 23, wore a dark fevercoat and cap.
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Sioux Falls
Dorothy Davie
Eggen Seeks State Attorney Nomination in Republican Primary
Jan 30 Special: Eggen, attorney from Lake Preston and De Smet, announces candidacy for state attorney in the Republican primaries. A former two term holder in the post, he has recent experience as deputy for his partner W H Warren. Altars Society elects officers at All Saints Catholic Church with Mrs Lane as president and Mrs Fischback as vice president.
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Eggen
DE Smet
Jan
Harry v. Eggen
Lake Preston
Office of States Attorney
Bic
W. H. Warren
Altar Society
Mellette
All Saints Catholic Church
Mra
J. D. Lane
Fred Fischback
A. F. Swain
Mellette I O F Elects Members At Jan Meeting
Mellette I O F elects F A Howe corporation trustee for three years at the Jan meeting held at their hall Judge. A J Swayze named cemetery manager and William J Rockwell elected secretary of the corporation. Pierre residents file articles of incorporation for Brickell Auto Body company with $25,000 capital. incorporators L E Brickell Charles Brickell and Mabel E Brickell.
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Mellette I. O. O. F
Mellette
F. A. Howe
A. J. Swayze
William J. Rockwell
Pierre
Watertown
Brickell Auto Body Company
L. E. Brickell
Charles Brickell
Mabel E. Brickell
Huron Man Speaks At er Virgil P T A Meet
Virgil January event of the Parent Teachers Association at the Virgil school house opened with a welcome from president Miss Williams. Franklin's Maxims filled roll call, Miss McMullen spoke on Benjamin Franklin, and Miss Rossow's class presented a pageant. Mr Voigt of Huron discussed thrift, with songs and a thrift in the diet talk by Mrs Oberts. Coffee and doughnuts were served by Mrs Kilud¢ and Mrs Fame. A George Washington birthday observance is planned for February.
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Virgil P. T. A
Virgil
Parent-Teachers Association
Virgil School
Exams Held at Redfield College in January Recall
Redfield College conducted midyear examinations this week for the past half year. The institution with a small enrollment reports a successful year and will open the new semester under a new administration. Prof Helmont Schultz, longtime German instructor, becomes president succeeding Dr C J Tiedie who led the college for a decade. The college plans to maintain its two year teachers course and the German seminary for ministerial preparation.
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Redfield
Jan
Redfield College
Helmont Schultz
C. J. Tiedie
Virgils Meet at Aid Meeting Despite Bad Roads
Jan 3 special report notes many attended the Ladies Aid meeting despite poor roads. Regular business was followed by lunch served by Mrs. Fanger jr Mrs Fanger sr and Mrs Spiers, with organizers continuing duties.
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Virgil
Ladies Aid
Fanger, Jr
Fanger
Spiers
Intoxicated Driver Is Sentenced At Highmore
State v Dolph Weniger ends with guilty plea and suspended jail term. Sixty days and 250 fine plus costs, jail sentence suspended on costs while on good behavior. License to drive suspended one year, and required insurance of 2000 for second and third year before license reinstated. Hyde county circuit term adjourned January 26. Judge Fisher presided.
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Highmore' Wighmore
State
Dolph Weniger
Hyde County
Fisher
Judge Hughes
Irene Hughes
Highmore Club Goes On With Visit To Pierre Kiwanis
Pierre Kiwanis guests Jan 23 welcomed Highmore business leaders and Mirokwas chorus. Members and visitors from the area attended the Thursday event as part of a series of club visits and civic outreach activities.
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Highmore
Pierre Kiwanis
Mirokwas
Community gathering at FX Thompson with Catholic hosts
The group met at Harrold with Rev Fr Kappermen and earlier in the week about twenty business men accepted an invitation from Rev Fr Fintan to a community party at the Catholic Community House in FX Thompson. Dancing and lunch filled the evening for visiting guests.
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Harrold
Kappermen
Busiess
Fintan
Thompson
Blunt Mail Carriers Face Hard Winter Routes
Blunt's rural and star route carriers Texving Blunt struggle with drifting snow. Snow plows cannot clear roads. sleds are used on some routes and cars on main trails. South route takes two days. east rural daily route in Sully county is hardest hit. Rail carrier to Fairbank operates well.
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Blunt
Jan. H
Texving Blunt
Fairbank
Sully
Fire at Ethan destroys Bauer store in furnace blaze
A Thursday night fire at George Bauer store in Ethan caused about $12,000 in damage. Officials believe an overheated furnace started the blaze.
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Ethan Ethan
George Bauer
Blunt And Onida Divide In Debate
Debaters from Blunt and Onida high schools faced off in Blunt with judges Mrs. House Mrs. Heebe and H. Bert Kofski. The topic was unemployment insurance. Blunt won the first round with Tennyson and Frazier over Nelsons. Onida won the second round with McCoy Zimmer over Walters and Frazier.
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Blunt
Onida High School
House
Heebe
H. Bert Kofski
Grace Tennyson
Thelma Frazier
Marcia Nelson
Patricia Nelson
Onida
Greta McCoy
Alice Zimmer
Herbert Walters
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