Four named for barberry eradication work in South Dakota
BROOKINGS June 19 Four more South Dakota men were recommended for the barberry eradication service of the USDA for summer survey work beginning around June 16. The eight new appointees, all State College students, join 13 with prior experience to operate in Hand Hyde Faulk Edmunds counties. Candidates were chosen from a group of eight in an evening college course on barberry eradication and rust control.
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Brookings
South Dakota
United States Department of Agriculture
R. O. Bulger
Bulger
Harold E. Rott
Garretson
Benjamin Reifel
Parranlee
Clifford Jensen
Kimball
Herbert Howell
Frederick
George M. Frandsen
Plankinton
Ralph Zeberth
Shindler
Marvin L. Tiesten
Lidgerwood
North Dakota
Raymond L. Venard
Hawarden
Iowa
Albert W. Sturn
Presho
Herbert C. Batson
Raymond Gibson
Salém
William Henry
Volga
Vernon Cheadle
Salem
Robert A. Hume
D. L. Beals
Chas
E. Davis
Lead
George V. Eade
Important Contracts To Be Let By State
Pierre South Dakota, June 10. Two important settings were announced this week by the state department of purchasing and printing. On Friday June 12 the department will receive bids on 1 864 000 gallons of road oil for use by the state highway commission. The highway commission will let contracts for oiling more than 70 miles of road at the same time. The other purchasing department letting will be June 22, at which time bids will be received by all hardware paint glass and electrical equipment for state institutions.
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Pierre
State Department of Purchasing and Printing
State Highway Commission
Highway Commission
Boston Wool Market Discussion Is Ready
Brookings June 10 Free weekly Boston wool market discussion prepared by South Dakota State College extension service is now available. W F Schnidt marketing specialist says the report comes by wire from Boston and is mailed every Monday. It lists prices on wool grades and related market details.
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Boston
Brookings
South Dakota State College Extension Service
W. F. Schnidt
Mc. Schnidt
Befriended Hebo Takes Advantage Of Kind Visitor
Sioux Falls report describes Anton Krulis of Omaha aiding a transient who slept in his car after a night’s lodging. The next morning the car was missing, later found unmoved but with less gasoline. Police investigated the incident as a possible theft by the visitor.
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Hebo
Sioux Falls
Omaha
South Dakota
Willy
Krulis
Farmers on Mailing List Aim to Expand Extension Reach
The notice explains that many farmers and sheep men are on the mailing list and more may join by contacting their county agricultural agent or writing to the extension service in Brookings. The move seeks to broaden Boston area agricultural outreach and information dissemination.
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Boston
Brookings
Summer Biology Station Session Plans at Lake Enemy Swim
A regular summer session of the Biology Station at Lake Enemy Swim near Aberdeen will open July 20 under the oversight of Prof. S. R. Lipscomb from Northern State Teachers College. Enrollment on July 20 and 21. eight term hours credit for six weeks. full teaching day with field work, lab, and lectures. facilities include a complete laboratory and equipment. Advanced courses require more independent study and physical outdoor activity is included. Professor C. J. Lyon and family depart Vermillion for Stockton California for a six weeks summer teaching assignment beginning June 22 and return about September 1.
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Lake Enemy
Aberdeen
Gallege
R. Lipscomb
Lyon
California
Vermillion
C. 3
Betty Rae Lyon
Vernon Lyon
Stockton
Calif
College of the Pacific
Hopper War Gains Ground In Seven County Campaign
Entomologist A L Ford directs a grasshopper poisoning drive across seven counties. Twelve carloads of poison, enough for 30 900 acres, ordered by county commissioners, with Tripp Gregory Lyman Charles Mix Jones Brule Buffalo each receiving multiple cars. Mass farmer meetings total fifteen with two more planned. County and township crews coordinate distribution of bait and instructions. Two federal entomologists assist from Hamill in Tripp County for two months.
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Chamberlain
A. L. Ford
State College Agricultural Extension Service
Tripp
Lyman
Gregory
Charles Mix
Jones
Brule
Buffalo
Ford
Hamim
Tripp County
Golden Jubilee Concludes at Redfield Sunday School
The 50th Spink county Sunday school convention closed a two day session at the Congregational church in Redfield with record attendance. President H A Rheades Athol and Vice President C H Wieting Tulare were reelected. Mrs Lutie B Holland Northville resigned as secretary-treasurer after fourteen years. Athol Congregational won best exhibits and grand banner. Turton Congregational placed second. State field secretary Prof A R Eschliman Freeman and general secretary Mrs A I Grebel Parker were main speakers.
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S. S
Redfield
Spink County
H. A. Rheades
Athol
C. H. Wieting
Tulare
Lutie B. Holland
Northville
The
Athol Congregational Sunday School
Turton Congregational
Eschliman
Freeman
A. I. Grebel
Parker
Waltons To Hear Descriptions Of Old Time Animals
In RAPID CITY on June 10 the South Dakota Izaak Walton league convention plans a June 15 lecture by Dr. C C O Harra president of the State School of Mines about five million year old big game animals. The talk at the game lodge in Custer state park will be illustrated with prehistoric animal pictures. Senator Peter Norbeck of Redfield will speak at the banquet and later join Henry O Malley to Seattle to meet other Senate wildlife committee members and tour Alaska.
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Rapd City
C. C. O'Harra
State School of Mines
South Dakota
Izaak Walton League
Custer State Park
O'Hara
Peter Norbeck
Redfield
League
Norbeck
U. S. Senate Committee On Conservation of Wildlife
Henry O'Malley
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Seattle
Wash
Senate
Alaska
Opdalslag Meeting Set for Canton in June
The annul meeting of Opdalslag, a Norwegian American pioneer group, will be held in Canton on June 13 and 14. Rev. John H. Reese of Mitchell presides, with members from the west and middle west attending in record numbers. An exhibition of relief sent from Norway will be part of the program. Dr. O J H Preus of Augustana College will deliver the annual address Sunday morning.
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Opdalslag
Canton Canton
John H. Reese
Mitchell
West
Middle West
United States
Norway
O. J. H. Preus
Augustana College
Sion Falls
Livestock Shipments From Centerville Rise With Cattle and Hogs
Centerville reports heavy shipments of cattle and hogs from the district. In a single day, 16 carloads were sent to various markets, with more stock being conditioned and scheduled for later departure. The shipments bring thousands of dollars each month and continue year round.
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Centerville
Marian Kalayjian to Open Northern State summer program
Marian Kalayjian, Yankton pianist, will perform June 16 as the first number of Northern State Teachers College summer entertainment course. A student play The Mollusc precedes the program. Kalayjian studied abroad on Juilliard Foundation scholarship and debuted in Paris last June. Clyde Fisher will follow on June 25 as the second feature.
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Marian Kalayjian
Aberdeen
Marian Kalaysian
Yankton
Northern State Teachers College
Miss Kalayjian
Yankton College Conservatory
Juillard Foundation
Paris
America
Forbes Hall
Clyde Fisher
Lawrence Harp
Mies Jessie B. Rittenhouse
Fossil Students Head to Towa for Weeklong Field Trip
Vermillion June 1 Thirty four student fossil collectors and one University of South Dakota geology professor depart for northeastern Iowa to study Paleozoic formations. Led by Walter V. Searight the team includes Kirk Sandals Mobridge Ben Heiss Ralph Leer Vermillion and Lionel Towne Watertown. They will collect specimens near Mason City West Union Hopkinton Marshalltown and Boone. Some students may earn university credit.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Towa
America
Walter V. Searight
Kirk Sandals
Mobridge
Ben ‘Heiss
Ralph Leer
Lionel Towne
Watertown
Mason City
West Union
Hopkinton
Marshalltown
Boone
Switzerland
Iowa
Dvorak
Searight
Students to camp during field trip with tent housing
In a classroom based practice trip students will camp in tents and avoid cooking meals to save work time, according to Dr Searight. The plan emphasizes efficiency over self preparation during the outing.
Parochial School Opens Near Alpena
Parochial school opened at the Pederson school house west of Alpena with Miss Laura Ashenson of Letcher as teacher Monday morning.
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Alpena
Pederson School
Laura Ashenson
Letcher
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Liceci & Miers TosAcco Co
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Sava
Spectator
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