Winter Apples Needed Claims From Dr Hansen
Brookings June 5 Dr N E Hansen of State College says northwestern states need hardy winter apples to succeed in cold climates. Notable varieties include Anoka fruiting in year two, Redfish crab with red flesh and decorative value, and Chinook crab kept 18 months in cellar. W B Wood and John Nielsen hybrids created many new types at Hot Springs, with over 100 varieties in Rabedcon orchard. State and Watertown trial grounds advance development. some varieties draw foreign interest in New South Wales and Holland.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Northwestern States
N. E. Hansen
State College
John Robertson
Hot Springs
S. D
Hansen
Watertown
Dr. Hansen
Government of
New South Wales
Australia
Holland
Students At State To Judge Livestock
State college hosts its sixth annual livestock judging contest Saturday sponsored by the Agricultural Society. Seven livestock classes including sheep beef cattle hogs dairy cattle and horses will be judged with medals and a sweepstakes silver cup awarded at an evening banquet. Local donors Chase Brothers Willow Lake J P McLoughlin Mitchell Leo Howley Mitchell and the State college dairy department provide prizes. Extension service staff select judges and intercollegiate judging team mappers participate but are ineligible for the contest.
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The
Agricultural Society
Aluna Zeta
National
Honorary Agricultural Society
Chase Brothers
Willow Lake
J. PF. McLoughlin
Mitchell
Leo Howley
Hampshire Hogs
Dairy Department of State College
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Juvenile Lodge Plans June Convention in Wessington
Members of the Juvenile Degree of Honor lodge in Wessington will meet in the Methodist church basement for their June session. Drill work will be practiced to prepare for the juvenile convention set for June 16 in Wessington.
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Wessington
Degree of Honor Lodge
Methodist
Wessington Creamery churns 35980 pounds of butter in May
The Flutie Creamery at Wessington produced 35,980 pounds of butter in May with demand so high that some days required three churnings. A new churn installed recently improves efficiency over the old unit. C. Coop serves as manager and C. J. House as assistant manager.
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Wessingsyn
Vyune 5
Specrus
Flutie Creamery Company
Wessington
C. Coop
C. J. House
Bids Next Week For Delta Tau Delta Frat House
Vermillion notices bids for the Delta Tau Delta fraternity house to be built this summer. Bids due Wednesday June 10 will cover general construction lifting electrical plumbing and heating with an expected total around 35000 dollars. Work starts after contract award and the house should be ready by fall. It will be the fifth Greek house built here in five years.
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Vermillion
Delta Tau Delta
Crops In Good Shape At Esmond And Forestburg Concert
In Esmond crops are fair with rainfall about a third of normal concertgoers fill Forestburg park for a band event. A cool evening did not deter a large crowd and praise for the new band stand completed in record time by local businessmen.
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Esmond
Forestsurg Forestburg
State College Ball Leads Grand March Tonight
Russel Hurt and Arletta Wurster will lead the grand march at State College’s senior ball tonight in Brookings. A 10 piece band will play on the veranda of a resort hotel overlooking a sandy beach with umbrellas, chairs and palm trees. Senior class officers and committees, including Marvin Williams and Merlin Billington, organize the event with decorations and invitations.
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Russel Hurt
Arletta Wurster
State College Ball
Brookings
Students of
State College
Russell Hurt
Chester
Marvin Williams
Artesian
Floyd Billington
Twin Brooks
Frances Brown
Merlin Billington
Evan Lauster
Big Stone City
Louise Morgan
Parker
Robert McNamara
Instructors Named For Pastors School
Brookings June 3 four instructors will staff the first annual rural pastors summer school at State College July 6 to 17 announced by Prof. W F Kumlien. Dr Malcolm Dana of Hartford Theological Seminary Yale will head the staff with Bible study and church problems. Dr T M Carter of Albion College Michigan will teach psychology of religion. Two instructors from the regular faculty include Prof Kumlien on community organization and rural partnership and Prof H L Kohler on essentials of church singing. The program aims at thorough educational work to equip ministers for broader service with cooperation from several denominations.
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Albion College
Michigan
Carter
State College
Kumlien
H. L. Kobler
Kohler
Spink Jail Inmates Take On House Cleaning
REDFIELD June 5 Special prisoners at the Spink county jail are busy painting, cleaning windows, installing new screens and performing standard house cleaning tasks. Mark Wadsington, the courthouse custodian, oversees the county lawn while some inmates aid in dandelion eradication and others operate the lawn mowers.
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Spink Jail
Redfield
Spink County
Mark Wadsington
Court House
De Smet Hears Plans for State P. E. O. Session
Mrs Edna Jones state PEO president met De Smet chapter to finalize arrangements for the June 15 16 state convention. Expect 75 delegates and over 19 attendees with speakers Edith Markham Wallace supreme president and June Emery guest organizer of the 1920 chapter. Congregational church will host meetings and the opening banquet is set for the high school gymnasium. Public invited to the opening program Monday evening.
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de Smet
Edna Jones
Madison
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Edith Markham Wallace
Seattle
Wash
June Emery
Fairbault
Minn
Congregational Church
Sioux Falls Legion Plans Big Fourth Celebration
Sioux Falls Legionnaires outlined a July Fourth plan expected to be the biggest in the city. Claude A. Hamilton, chairman, revealed tentative arrangements featuring a double header baseball game dances vaudeville boxing card fireworks and a full sports program.
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Sioux Falls Legion To
Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls Legionnaires
Claude A. Hamilton
General Arrangements Committee
Sioux Falls Weighs Daylight Saving Time Plan
Sioux Falls merchants and Associated Retailers discussed a modified daylight saving plan. A city survey will gauge merchant opinion before any action. Proponents cited advantages and a July 1 implementation if adopted.
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Sioux Falls
IS. F. College Sets Registration Day
Sioux Falls college summer session opens Tuesday morning with two concurrent terms. A master piano course by Marion Kalayjian will be offered, with advanced students taught in Gliddenhall. Faculty includes Martini Hoff man Johansen Steele Lemolin Burgeson James Alger. Lecturers include Lattgast McDonald Olen Steele. A practice school for first to sixth grades will run with parental enrollment possible. Aa is the name of a town in Sweden.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
A. W. Fauquet
Marion Kalayjian
Shevinne and
Philipp
France
Kalayjian
Gliddenhall
M. F. Martini
P. J. Hoffman
Mabel E Johnaen
Mise Marjorie E. Steele
J. W. Lemolin
Verna Burgesop
Lake County
Don R. James
Vernon Alger
C. R. Lattgast
A. A. McDonald
Luella Olen
Minchaha
N. E. Steele
South Dakota Educational Association
Mire Burgeson
Dean Fauquet
Mate
Watertown Moves To Buy Site For Sewage Plant
Watertown council approved buying land from Charles Meyer of Sioux City for the new city sewage disposal plant, citing its larger size. The earlier purchase of Z Burroughs property was rescinded by the council.
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Watertown
Charles Meyer
Sioux City
City
Z. Burroughs
Meyer
Railroad Bridge Reconstructed for Heavier Trains
Sioux Falls June 3 Milwaukee railroad undertakes reconstruction of the bridge south of Sixth Street to allow heavier trains later while no new bridge is built now. Lightly built structure prevents heavy locomotives crossing. switch engines will move trains into the city.
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S. F. Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee Railroad
Sixth Street
Graveling Work On Highway 45 Starts
Graveling work began this week on highway No 3 from five miles north of Platte to midway between White Lake and Kimball, a 20 mile stretch. Thie sen Brothers contract with 20 trucks to create an all weather road from the Canada to Canal highway at the North Dakota line to the Nebraska boundary. Erwin nurse graduate Ma linda Walkew from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore graduates and plans to return home in June to visit family.
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Platte
Custer Battlefield
White Lake
Kimball
Thiesen Brothers
North Dakota
Nebraska
Fairfax
South Dakota
Erwin
Malinda Walkew
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ithis City
Governor Green Praises Dakota Doctors at Joint Convention
Governor Warren Green addressed the South and North Dakota medical associations at their annual banquet in Aberdeen praising doctors for aiding development. He urged optimism for better times and a stronger home consumption system to improve the economy. The two-state medical groups concluded their annual convention with clinics and discussions led by specialists including Dr Henry Michelson of Minneapolis.
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South Dakota
Dakota Territory
Warren Green
South and
North Dakota
Green
Dakotas
Henry E. Michelson
Minneapolis
Jui Aberdeen
Banquet Speakers Discuss Cigar Medicine Across Dakotas
Arthur Myers of Minneapolis Dr Henry F Helmholz of Rochester and Dr Dvers K Geer of St Paul heard at a banquet. Dr James Grasick of Grand Forks spoke on the half century of cigar medicine in the Dakotas. Dr Andrew Corr of Minot and Dr Percy D Peabody of Webster were named presidents of the state associations.
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Arthur Myers
Minneapolis
Henry F. Helmholz
Rochester
Dvers. K. Geer
St Paul
James Grasick
Grand F
Dakotas
Andrew Corr
Minot
Percy D. Peabody
Webster
Cowboy Band To Lead Belle Fourche Parade
Belle Fourche June 5 plans feature a grand entry parade from June 2 to 4 led by a cowboy band, the state’s only such group. Twenty three members in western attire, with Charles McClung directing a program of cowfolk ballads and marches. Scout troop Forestburg joins a camp at Stony Point Lake Madison for a three day jamboree, first time camp life for the unit.
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Belle Fourche
Blac
Belle Fourche Municipal Band
Cowbsy
Charles McClung
Stony Point Forestburg
Elever
Forestburn 7
Ernest Roberts
Ant
Jem
Stuny I
Lake Madison
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Krummann
Comer
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IS. F. College
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Swedat
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