South Dakota State College to Grant Largest Class Amid Open House
Brookings June 8 The 1929 graduating class of South Dakota State College will receive the largest number of bachelor of science degrees ever awarded. Commencement exercises will feature Dr Stratton D Brooks as speaker with a 6715 campus venue. Open house precedes the program inviting public inspection of all buildings and labs.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
New Coolidge Sylvan Theater
Stratton D. Brooks
University of Missouri
Tfold
State College
Co. W. Pugsley
Morton T. Predericksen
Merril Kenneth Riley
Ida Jeanette Rude
Kenneth Walter Simons
Sherman
Leon J. Tyler
Hadley
Minn
Central
South Dakota
Agriculture
Britta Asker
Arvid BP. Hagen
Roris O. Kidman
Hazel
Jerald EB. Kotas
Huron
Harald Christian Larsen
Henry &L.leonhardt
Cony A. McDonald
Highmare
Lee W. Minium
Wolsey
Leslie Leroy Pettis
George Harold Steele
Dale Len Brookings
Jam Philo H. Leibbram
Edward Maas Riter
Mondroch
Henry
Endal
Volga
Merril
R. Stiles
Gyhard
Leo
Straw
Harrold
O Rober
Stanley Walters
Wells
Grace Helen Arahamson
Howard
Vera Man Basart
de Smet
Leonathy Bonsérings
Alice Beryl Henney
Det
Alys Croll Jennings
Fay Klinetelter
Broking Laregen
Muriel Cadarookings
Gertrude I. Regkie
Brookames
Theoda Frances Scott
Lillian A.searis
Martha M. Sievers
Wessington
Mgs
Zella Ellers
Bladys M._ Bell
Virginia Serlrude Breed
John Percival Clevan
Léa A. Wha- Son
Ka ‘Mortiner
Ely
Alvin Birkson
Elsie M. Gustafson
Onida
Florence L. Halverson
Grace May Hellwig
Senegas
Robert ‘Hahselt Flerman
Lester .Dillon Horvigan
Woonsocket
Leland Claire Hoy
Vermillion to Host 4-H Rally and Picnic Day
Clay County 4-H clubs plan their second annual Rally Day and picnic in Vermillion on June 12. County agent El A Eberlein outlined contests baseball and other events plus talks music prize presentations and a 4-H club play for the day.
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Vermillion Vermillion
Clay County
EL. A. Eberlein
Countysagent
Calves and Heifers Brought for Dairy Clubs in Two Counties
Sixty two high grade pure bred dairy calves and heifers and several pure bred bulls have been shipped from eastern Minnesota and western Wisconsin for use in dairy clubs in Brown and Marshall counties. The stock are repregan Jerseys predominating.
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Esport
Aberdeen
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Brown
Marshall
Four Farms Sold at Ipswich in Recent Auction
Fragmentary report notes two farms totaling 160 acres each sold near Draper Lyman County and nearby Haakon County. One farm located near Ipswich, agreements completed within days amid limited readable details.
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Ipswich
Tno
Jane
Py. An
Drapne Lyman
Haakon
Farmers Trade Horses for Tractors in Local Deal
An enterprising dealer reports trading 96 head of horses for tractors since the year began. He ships the horses to areas less suited to tractor farming, asserting horses no longer hinder sales.
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Vabley
Jun PyAn
Menno Cattle Sets New Level At Sioux City Market
In Sioux City cattle sales on June 8 Christ Handel of Menno D sold 16 Hereford steers averaging 1 208 pounds at 14 75 per cwt totaling 2 850 on feed lot in October Handel raises his own feeders and maintains about 40 cows Other South Dakota sales included Cavanaugh Walonda and Toha Donahue Wakonda plus C H Smith Wakonda and Jon Kotrba Mitchell with steers and cows at various prices and weights.
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Sioux City
Christ
Handel of
Menno
Handel
South
Dakota
Cavanaugh
Walonda
Abe
Toha Donahue
Wakonda
C.H. Smith
Jon Kotrba
Mitchell
Hisvoaya Raisir
Redfield 4-H corn club grows seed varieties in Spink County
In Redfield area, Spink County 4-H club members led by Barbara Banc of Richfield Township grow four corn varieties Alta Yellow Dent Fulton Yellow Dent Brian's Yellow Dent and Calico King on seed corn from fields across Spink County. Members must select at least four bushels of good seed in September, totaling over 500 bushels of tight seed corn for the county next season.
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Enountys
Avis Club
Mbership
Corn “Club
Redfield Wa
Barbara Banc
Richfield “Township
Fulton
Brian’s
Spink County
J. A. Salisbury
Acces
Gornini
Wexsou
Corson County 4-H Enrollment Tops 240 Members
McIntosh June reports 28 4-H clubs formed in Corson County this year with 242 boys and girls enrolled. Corn clubs lead with 732 members. poultry clubs total 42 with 26 in McLaughlin. Baby pork and garden clubs each count around 15 to 16 participants as plans form for county fair work.
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McIntosh
Cyson
Eonald Noble
Noble
Iin Theiounty
McLaughilin
Heeves
Sarden
Haid
South Dakota to Defer Building of Children's Dormitory
Attorney Spate reports the South Dakota Board of Charities and Corrections will defer action on the proposed children's dormitory at the South Dakota School for the year due to bids being too high. An estimated 50 000 dollars had been appropriated for the project. Also noted is a report from Underwood about 120 turkeys hatched in an incubator and 40 more hatched with bonuses on the W G Phillips ranch.
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Atty
DEAE
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
South Dakota Board
All Charities and Corrections
Underwood
Northern State Teachers College Grants 438 Degrees
A large gathering at Aberdien witnessed 438 graduates receive degrees diplomas and certificates from Northern State Teachers College. Dr Frederick Butterfield Knight of Iowa University gave the address. W Dolan accepted degrees on behalf of South Dakota officials as the commenc ement week events continued with music, reunions, and campus ceremonies.
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Aberdien
Northern State
Teachers College
Wrederick Butterfield Knight
Iowa University
Dolan
South Dakota
Board of Regents
Andrew. N. Wrays
David Allen Anderson
Lincoln
The
Nomal
Ar Hoor
Sia
Kriebs to Speak at Ft Pierre Warm Picnic
State secretary of agriculture Frank D. Kriebs will speak at the annual Warm Bureau picnic in Ft Pierre on Saturday June 15. After the speaking program at the fairgrounds pavilion a sports program follows dinner served picnic style with coffee cream sugars and supplies provided by the St Pierre social club.
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Kriebs
Ft. Pierre
Pierre
Frank D. Kriebs
Warm Bureau
Springfield Galts Club Claims Largest US Membership
Springfield Galt club reports 58 active members and proclaims itself the largest ring in the United States.
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Sdires
Alghest
U.S. Springfield
Springfield Galt
United States
Wells Brothers Indians Expand Alfalfa Planting Near Coasack
An early note states Wells Brothers, nearby Indians, have 80 acres planted two years ago and intend to sow 200 more acres this year as part of their registered alfalfa operation near Coasack. The record mentions sixty dollars per acta for the land act.
Meat Market Opens In Mellette Today
Mellette opens its second meat market today after Rolla T Vliet purchased the corner First and Main building formerly Marshall's Barbershop. The interior is renovated with modern equipment. Vliet has long operated in Mellette since 1895.
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Mellette
Rolla T, Vliet
Spink County
First and Main
Marshall's
Tromsland Purchases Interest in Gettysburg Implement Co
A L Tromsland buys Grover Rausch share in Rausch Tromsland Implement company of Gettysburg and renames it Tromsland Implement company The firm posted 1927 gross of 298000 and sold 112 tractors in 1928 It has a large stock of repair parts for farming machinery and recently built a new storehouse near the depot for farm machinery oil and storage The payroll includes seven workers plus Mr Tromsland.
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Gettysburg
L. Tromsland
Grover Rausch
Rausch & Tromsland Implement Company
Tromsland Implement Company
Tiomsland
Four Northern Men Head to Lake Geneva Camp
Aberdeen reports four Northern Young G A delegates will leave June 9 at 6 am for Lake Geneva Wisconsin to attend the national camp. They travel by car from Aberdeen to Minneapolis for a night then proceed by the collegiate road to Milwaukee La Crosse Chicago and other points before returning to campus around July 1. Delegates include Virden Laird president Otto Hunstad vice president Giorg Johnson and Lester Wahl.
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Aberdeen
Northern
Virden Laird
Otto Hunstad
Bath
Gioga Johnson
Chel- Sea
Lester Wahl
Columbia
SHIPPING SERVICE PROMISES SPEEDY LOCAL STOCK MOVEMENT
Roy Jones local agent for C M St P railways announces improved shipping for stock from Wessington Springs and surrounding area. East bound freight departs early each morning to join a through freight at Woonsocket. A fast stock train will pick up shipments from Lane and Wessington Springs and proceed to Mitchell, Sioux City arriving the same day by 9:40 p.m.
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Whssington ‘Springs
Roy Jones
Woonsocket
Lane
Wessington Springs
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Sioux City
Cooperative creamery planned at Garritery Lake Preston
June 8 report from Garritery Lake Preston notes plans are under way to organize a cooperative creamery in the area.
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Parm Garritery Lake Preston
Stanley River Dams To Receive Catfish Stocking Plan
FT PIERRE June. County dams will be stocked with catfish under a plan by Archie Joy county agent in cooperation with the fish and game department. Louise Keyser of Ft Pierre will be licensed to catch catfish to stock the dams and Joy will provide catfish from Keyser at cost for stocking. Joy urges stocking with several large fish to ensure spring spawning, noting most spawning occurs this month.
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FT. Plorre
Stanley
Fish ,and “Game Department
Archie Joy
State Department
Joy
Louise Keyser
Ft. Pierre
Keyser
Rains Create Uncertain Highway Conditions In South Dakota
Pierre June. Continued rains raise uncertainty about South Dakota highway conditions as the state highway commission notes ongoing wet weather this week. Flooding and washouts threaten travel and require caution for motorists across the region.
Weather Impacts Delay Main Routes Then Clear Next Week
Rain slowed travel on main routes through midweek with softening showers expected to ease by the period of the next week. Despite scattered rainfall last week, traffic on campyiv sion sid routes remained largely undisturbed, though earth roads faced temporary hindrances in many areas due to ongoing rain and maintenance issues.
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Alpena
Leslie D. Walters
Walaeol L. Wilson
Robert D. Yule
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Glaire L. Bagford
Chaussee
Gerald Doren
Agton
Noel Fass
Walter Ma
Arnold Nitherson
Corson’ ‘County
Nagle
Dr. Knight
Iowa
Gettsyburg
Lake Geneva
Haskell
Pres
Nse
Gelger
Morevane
K.P. Bidgise
Uae
New York
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Dr.Hagman
Dakota Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
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Hense
Renal
Stanley River
House Paints
Ole
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Farmers, '& Merchants Bank
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