Turner County Farmers Praised for Diversification
Pierre, June 4. Turner county praised as a model of diversified farming by state officials. The report highlights high school coverage, extensive corn and livestock production, alfalfa and sweet clover acreage, dairy creameries in Parker Centerville Marion Viborg, and strong rail and highway access. County towns show educational facilities and local newspapers reflecting active community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annes
Turner County
John W.W. Turner
Secretary of Agriculture
Gideon C. Moody
Swan Lake
Parker
Centerville
Marion
Viborg
Hurley
South Dakota
Lncal
Yibote
Buiikt
Hura
Siena
Ike Trene
Turner, Clay
Yanktown
United States
De Molay Meet to Draw About 150 Delegates
Rapid City June 4. About 150 South Dakota De Molay delegates and officers are expected to attend the state conclave at the Masonic temple June 6 to 8. The three day program includes degree work business sessions installation of new state officers an address by Dr. Dean Edward Ashley of Aberdeen and various conferences and entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
South Dakota
de Molay
State de Molay
Masonic Temple
Dean Edward Ashley
Aberdeen
Grand Council of de Molay
Minnesosa
de Moulay Song
Gerald Lee
J. Georges Lampert
Roscoe Spike
Ashley
Grand Scribes Office
Baugquet
Plans for S F Sommer School Announced at Sioux Falls
Final arrangements at Sioux Falls college unveil a premier summer program opening June 10 with two tracks six weeks for normal and part time students and nine weeks for full quarter study. The campus adds a new $100000 residence hall for female students and options for male students and families to stay on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sint Falls
Sioux Yatts College
Sioux Falls
Services To Be Held Thursday For M. Hilz
Michael Hilz died of a heart attack while driving to Watertown from Lake Kampeska. General services will be held at Immaculate Conception Church at 10 o clock Thursday morning with Rev. W S O Meara in charge. Burial will follow at Stary s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Michael Hilz
Lake Kampeska
Stary’s
Immaculate Conception Church
W. S. O'Meara
S. S. Kiddies To Give Program At Bonilla
Bonilla residents will host a children's day program by the Sunday school pupils of the city later this month. The exact date remains to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
Bonilla
Milwaukee furniture head endorses Sargon treatment
A. I. Banderoi of Banderob & Chase Milwaukee branch, a prominent figure in Wisconsin furniture trade, credits Sargon treatment for relief from severe stomach issues and constipation. He reports renewed energy and appetite, attributing improved business energy to his recovery and endorses the product to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Banderoi
Milwaukee
Banderob & Chase
Flo
Busi
Longstatt
Corner
Hitchcock
D. C
Water Street sports planned at Woonsocket carnival
Water sports street sports a baseball game a dance and a pageant will be featured at Woonsocket water carnival July 18 20 outlined by the Woonsocket commercial club and the American Legion post the two groups co operating in the event
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Commercial Club
American Legion Post
Lights Match Ignites Gas Tank Injuring Local Youth
June 4 Madison report about Albert Rath, an old Franklin neighborhood boy, who lit a match to inspect a disused Ford fuel tank. An explosion scorched his hair face and forehead, blinded his eyes briefly, but a local doctor says no permanent injury is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Albert Rath
Franklin
Rath
Canova Cream Buyer Fined Twenty Five Dollars
Local buyer Noel of Worthington Creamery was arrested by Dairy Inspector P A Leighton and brought before Justice W Duxbury. He pleaded guilty to over testing cream and paid a fine of 25 dollars and costs. Inspector found samples failing to meet tests claimed by the buyer, with results two points below to four above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canova
Spedaly
Drilling Around the Clock at Weaver Deep Well
Drilling at the Weaver deep task oil well in Kadoka shifted to 24 hour operation as we go into the new shift. A carload of 12 percent inch casing arrived and was installed at the location. Many visitors travel from across South Dakota to view the site daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kadoka
Weaver
Joe Mong
South Dakota
Famous Scientist Banishes Corns Forever Discovery
A German chemist Dr Stickel claims a corn removing granulation process that spares flesh. The Corn Fly treatment at Perriton's Drug Store and Sherman and Moe Drug Store costs one dollar and includes corn remover and two powder packages with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stickel
Perriton's
Sherman and Moe Drug Store
Pioneer reunion planned at Lake Madison grounds
Plans completed for a large pioneer gathering at Lake Madison Chautauqua grounds on Saturday afternoon starting at two. Governor Bulow will speak, Alvin Waggoner of Philip delivers the main address, ex-governors and other South Dakotans are on the program. No charge for grounds or program. Old-time dances planned at lake pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Committee For
Eastern State’ Teachers College
W. J. Bulow
Alvin ©. Waggoner
Philip
South
Lake Pavilion
Plan Horse Show At Sturgis June 21 23
Northwest horse rovers invited to Sturgis fair grounds June 21 22 and 28 for a military horse show by civilians from the city and Fort Meade officers. Afternoons feature military events and a U S cavalry drill. other attractions include mounted tug of war wrestling and jumping plus troop demonstrations. Exhibition polo on Sunday and dancing each evening with farm machinery demonstrations and a State College projector demonstration of the multiple life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wmmuade
Horse Rovers of
Northwest
Sturgis Fair Grounds
Fort Meade
U. S. Cavalry
W. Br, Trausery ‘of State, College
Garden City Tribune Pioneers Oat Straw Ink Use
Garden City South Dakota June 4 Special The Garden City Tribune the second U S paper to use newspaper ink made from oat straw The ink was used in its edition last Sunday A farmer was paid 162 for straw while grain earned 88 percent What a boost to farmer income if all crops could yield this sum The Tribune led in pioneering cornstalk ink in South Dakota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Garden City Tribune
Harold Cosgrove
United States
Cosgrove
the Tribune
South Dakota
Enrollment Reaches 1874 At Northern State Teachers College
The 1927 28 catalog lists 1874 students enrolled at Northern State Teachers College across regular, extension, and summer terms. Of these, 1725 hail from South Dakota with Brown County leading at 561. 18 other states and 64 counties are represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
South Dakota
Brown County
Roberts
Spink
Day
Walworth
McPherson
Faulk
Beadle
Codington
Clark and Marshall
Grant
Study Abroad Participation by Region and Country
Among these Minnesota lead with St students North Dakota second with 47 and Iowa third with 17. Japan contributed one student to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
North Dakota
Towa
Japan
Flying School Planned in Yankton Discussion at Chamber
Plans for forming a flying school in Yankton with local backing were discussed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Frank Mulhall of Rapid Airlines spoke with local aviators and citizens. no definite action taken yet, next meeting set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Mulhall
Sioux Falls
Rapid Airlines Corporation
Rapid Airlines to Send Rep for Local Guidance
A Rapid Airlines representative is expected to visit to advise local men on the next steps and timing for proceeding with the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid Airlines
Memorial Day Dinner Profit At S45 Bonilla Cemetery
A Memorial Day dinner at S45 Bonilla Cemetery netted about five dollars in profit after a check today. W W Howes Beadle county states attorney spoke to a large crowd as 62 appointments to the U S Military Academy at West Point were announced two of which were conferred by presidential recommendation and vice president approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonilla
Cemetery Association
W. W. Howes
Beadle County
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
United States
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Kricks
S. F. Sommer School
M. Hilz
A.E. Banderob
Weaver Well
Sturgis
House Paints
Benj. Thomas
M.D. Speer
Himron
Kayser
S.D
Haan
Lybrand
Ross” Bros
Montgomery
Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra
N. B.C
Ine
Kan Tobacco Company, Incorporated
The
American Tobacco Co
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