Seniors Hear Sermon at USD Baccalaureate
Vermillion June 11 Reverend Harold Cooper of Rapid City Congregational Church delivered a baccalaureate address at the University of South Dakota. He spoke on the clash between personality and economic values, urging reforms from abolishing child labor to improving slum conditions and resisting war worship.
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Vermillion
Mth
Harold Cooper
Rapid City Congregational Church
University of South Dakota
Copper
Mars
America
Pharmacy Student At State Honored With Gold Medal
Brookings June 11 Robert Matson received a gold medal from Yehn and Fink of New York for outstanding undergraduate work in pharmacy at State College. Dean E R Serres presented the award at a ceremony for graduating pharmacy students. Matson ranked sixth in the college and earned high honors for investigational work on identifying the poisonous principle of death camas, a plant found from the eastern Rocky Mountains to central South Dakota.
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Brookings
National Chemical Manufacturing Company
State College
Robert Matson
E. R. Serres
State
Yehn and Fink
New York
SmmUar
South Dakota
New Band Leader Named At Miller
Miller June 11 Special Jack Bonk who for years directed the Miller band conducted a farewell concert on the auditorium lawn Thursday evening. He leaves this weekend for Deadwood where he opens a pressing establishment. The city of Miller has secured Walter Schofield of Muscatine Iowa to fill the band director position vacated by Bonk. Schofield has been an instructor in the Chase Studio of Music teaching band instruments and will give private lessons here in connection with his band work.
Commissioner Loans Total Six Million Nine Hundred Sixty-One Thousand
State officials report federal land bank of Omaha notes commissioner loans as second mortgages during the first year of the emergency farm loan act ended May 23 totaling 6,361,000. Loans numbered 4,147 average about 1,700 each. Most loans are second mortgages on property with prior land bank loans. About 5 percent of South Dakota’s 83,000 farmers will benefit, a slightly higher share than Iowa or Nebraska. Manchester Woman’s Club meets with Mrs. W M Erickson. 15 members present. Birthday gift to Mrs. Car Blote. Lunch served by several members. next meeting planned with Mrs. Lois Bowes in July.
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Commissioner
Pierre
Federal Land Bank of Omaha
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Clus
Manchester
Specia
Woman's Club of
W. M. Erickson
Car Blote
Alfred Anderson
G. 8. Barnes
EH. Bowes
Maud Noble
Lois Bowes
Mrs Lee Lacey Hosts Sunday School Class West Of Wayland
Wayland June 1 Special Mrs Lee Lacey entertained the Sunday school class at her home one mile west of town. Games and refreshments followed with attendees including Claire Ravenscroft Shirley Lacey Eunice Ravenscroft Dorothy Lacey Martone Jacobson Byron Jacobson Florence Olson Cleone Wright Antoinette Winegar Velda Ravenscroft Jean Ravenscroft Vernon Jacobson Gladine Wright Marjorie Lacey and Gladine Lilly.
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Wayland
Lee Lacey
Claire Ravenscroft
Shirley Lacey
Eunice Ravenscroft
Dorothy Lacey
Martone Jacobson
Byron Jacobson
Florence Olson
Cleone Wright
Antoinette Winegar
Velda Ravenscroft
Jean Ravenscroft
Vernon Jacobson
Gladine Wright
Marjorie Lacey
Gladine Lilly
PLOWING PLIED AS RAIN RETURNS TO DRY FIELDS
Weather relief brings farmers to resume plowing after a long dry spell. The article notes showers fell here making fields workable again after soil had been too hard to till. Jane Resume Plowing Lane reports farmers encouraged to restart cornstalk work.
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Jane
Specis
Holiday Group Seeks Dismissal Of Riot Charges
Watertown June 11 Expressions of sympathy toward a group of Roberts McCook and Turner county farmers facing riot charges were read at the state Farm Holiday association convention. Resolutions condemned injunctions against Roberts and others, urged passage of the Frazier Lemke bill, opposed Tugwell and salary hikes, supported cooperative law, and backed a northwest governors organization.
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Watertown
Roberts
McCook
Turner Courty
Wall Street
State Farm Holiday Association
Grant
Day
Marshall County
South Dakota
Frazier- Lemke
Tugwell
R. G. Tugwell
Midwest
Northwest
Social Studies Curriculum Finished for South Dakota
Completion of the high school social studies curriculum was announced by L D Weeks, state superintendent. The unit, drafted by a committee led by A J Larg of Heron, covers history, citizenship, sociology, economics, vocational guidance and civics, and will be available for next school year.
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H. S. Social Studies
Pserre
South Dakota
L D. Weeks
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Education Department
A J. Larg
Heron
Miller School Board incumbents secure automatic re election
June special note states Mrs J T McCullen and Mrs A B Cahalan were the only candidates for Miller school board seats. Both already serve on the board of education, and with no opposition they will be re elected automatically.
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Miller
J. T. McCullen
A. B. Cahalan
Lion’ Ay
Miller School
Board of Education
Reforms Brought About By Combat at Encampment
Major C. W. Coursey of Mitchell told United Spanish War Veterans at their fourteenth annual encampment that almost every great reform has been achieved through war and the sacrifices of mothers and posterity. He praised war as a force prompting progress, while noting the high human cost and urging vigilance to avert future conflicts. The address commemorated departed Spanish war veterans.
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Mitchell
C. W. Coursey
United Spanish War Veterans
Coursey
America
United States
Sodak Park Extends Recreational Boost At Wilmot
Under A E Buck from Huron, Sodak park near Wilmot undergoes major upgrades. The facility promises 278 two line bathing beaches and cottages for rent. Pure water protection programs are active, and 600000 to 700000 wall eyed pikes were planted in Big Store lake by Bob Ripale, covering the area from Sodak park to Madsen's landing.
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A. E. Buck
Wilmot
Huron
Sodak Park
Mr. Buck
Big Store Lake
Bob Ripale
State Fish and Game Department
Madsen
Esmond Celebrates Rainfall Hopes For Crops
Esmond and vicinity rejoice after heavy rains last week with about two inches in 24 hours and nearly four inches eight miles east of town. Farmers plan forage crops gardens revived as tools come out. Mrs Jake Gross hosts Yale Ladies Aid gathering with ten members, business meeting, and social luncheon.
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Esmond
Ladies Aid
YALE
Jake Gross
Yale Community
Mothers Pensions Made Mandatory by South Dakota Law
Pierre June 11. Provisions for mothers pensions under state law are mandatory and county commissioners must budget and levy for them. Attorney General Walter Conway's office notified L A Bridgeman, state’s attorney at Kennebec. Bridgeman reported Lyman county commissioners have years failed to fund mothers pensions, using county poor fund instead. The attorney general said pensions aid aims to keep families together with self respect and should not be nullified by officials. If no budget appropriation is made, mandamus proceedings will be started.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Walter Conway
L. A. Bridgeman
Kennebec
Approve Projects Pierre Dam Works Under Civil Programs
Be dam projects were approved under the civil works program in a relief department survey. About 25 to 30 other dam projects started under the work relief program substituted for CWA around March 15, with more projects being submitted. Size and cost details not yet compiled.
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Pierre
Civil Works Program
Department
CWA
Druggists Open Annual Session in Brookings
South Dakota druggists begin annual State Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Brookings with J W Dargavel National Association of Retail Druggists secretary as keynote speaker. Veterans lunch honors long-tenured pharmacists. Tuesday includes talks on Tugwell bill and WRA code, banquet, dance, and field events at Gun Club. Wednesday features Dr Charles E Sanders on Building Profitable Sales.
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Brookings
State Pharmaceutical Association
South Dekorva Druggists
J. W. Dargavel
National “Association of Retail Druggists
Wednysdaye
South Dakota
C. Maxwell, Arington
Dargavel
State College Pharmacy Laboratories
Charles E. Sanders
Sanders
Minneapolis
Bonita Home Extension Club Elects Officers
Bonita residents gathered June 11 for a meeting hosted by Mrs. Madge Miller. New officers elected include Mrs. George Merklin as chairman, Mrs. Madge Miller as vice-chairman, and Mrs. A ML Miller as secretary-treasurer. A potluck lunch followed.
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Bonilla
Bonita
Dimsdale To Speak At Buffalo Picnic
GANN VALLEY June 1 pec Special Lawrence Dimsdale assistant attorney general is set to address the Buffalo equi ty old settlers picnic near the Will Etbaves ranch 12 miles NW of here on June 13. The event is sponsored by Ahere jmathy post American Legion of Ganz Valley which started it last year. A ball game between two local teams with Clarence Gunderson and Mr Five Nelson leads the sports lineup.
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Gann Valley
Lawrence Dimsdale
Fiere
Buffalo Equity Old Settlers
Will Etbaves Ranch
Here
Ahere Jmathy Post
American Legion
Ganz Valley
Clarence Gunderson
Five Nelson
Rain Deluge Boosts Manchester District Agriculture
Recent rains bring moisture to the Manchester district with estimates of increases. Farmers line up for government forage crop distribution at the Towber man elevator under W. F. Poage and Alfred Anderson. Redstone Creek begins to run for the first time in years and residents note an unusual chorus of frogs after the rain.
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Manchester Manchester
Manchester
Towberman
W. Poage
Alfred Anderson
Redstone Creek
Sunny Kellogg Aut Bran Health Cereal Ad
An old Kellogg advertisement promotes Aut-Bran cereal as a health aid for digestion. It touts fiber from ALL Bran to ease constipation, vitamin B and iron, and claims the cereal is safe, effective, and preferable to patent medicines. It urges two tablespoons daily and mentions the red and green package from Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Kellege
Battle Creek
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