Huron Guard Company C Holds First Officers Banquet
Rapid City June 2 Special Hu ron national guard company C 10 th Engineers held the first annual non commissioned officers club banquet at the Pheasant room state pemekedee. Sixteen officers plus three attendees filled the event with a dance in the game lodge.
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Rapid City
Huron National Guard Company
Huron
E. A. Bryan
L. EB. Broodgood
EL. Gilland
Emmet Jones
Austin Lytle
Buell Cotton
Raymond Harmon
Morris ‘Tundel
Glenne Bowe
Corp
Paul Stewert
William Munson
Raymond Renshaw
Mark Bralford
Russell Bullis
Peculiar Winds Hit Ames Homes and Hay Stacks
Peculiar double winds swept Ames this week causing limited damage. Tops blown off hay stacks and overturned hay racks occurred while the Don McCutcheon farm house was momentarily hidden from sight. Neighbors sought shelter in caves as the hot day persisted with no rain to aid crops. Corn growth remains ahead of knee high for the Fourth of July.
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Ames
Don McCutcheon
Radio Guild To Air One-Act Play At Yankton
Yankton college Radio Guild presents Suppressed Desires a Susan Glaspett comedy on psychoanalysis Friday night from 8 to 8 30 over WNAX in Yankton. Miss Lorene Tucker Geddes directs the summer season with cast Fred Nichol Elsia DeCamp and Lucy Norman. The schedule shifts from Sundays to Friday evenings for the summer.
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Radio Guild
Yankton
Yankton College
Susan Glaspett
WNAX
Lorene Tucker
Geddes
Fred Nichol
Elsia DeCamp
Lucy Norman
Crofton, Neb
Headlight School to Be Held at School of Mines
Pierre June 2 The state motor vehicle department will sponsor a second auto headlight adjusters school at the School of Mines Rapid City June 2 and 3 Ed a Goff department director urged all who plan to attend this school likely the last this year Graduation of eighth grade class at Richland No 4 school with all members averaging at least 90 per cent Faye Lind Lawrence Yous Ferne Beall Esther Tuttle
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School of Mines
Pierre
State
Rapid City
Eda Goff
Enhunced Ay
Goff
Grace Lundgren
Richland No 4
Here
Faye Lind
Lawrence Yous
Ferne Beall
Esther Tuttle
Beet Field Thinning Progressing Rapidly Near Belle Fourche
Farmers report rapid thinning of beet fields in irrigated areas near Belle Fourche. Over 4,000 of 9,500 planted acres have been thinned and sugar beet growth is good. D B Pratt manager of Black Hills Sugar company notes growers are cutting costs by performing much of the work themselves.
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Belle Fourche
D. B. Pratt
Black Hills Sugar Company
Influx of Tramps Alarms West River Officials
Belle Fourche reports a growing influx of tramps hoboes and unemployed drawn by work hopes from the Black Hills roundup and upcoming oil drilling near the city. Police Chief H Hentz says the police department is feeding a large number of floaters but cannot meet rising demands.
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West River
Belle Fourche
Black Hills
H. Hentz
Milk clarification vs filtration gains and a leopard seal aid
A study compares how much milk solids are removed by clarifiers versus filters and notes the filter saves more time for operation and cleaning. It observes most plants use either method to remove foreign material from milk and calls for clearer knowledge of filter performance. A San Pedro fisherman feeds a bottle to a baby leopard seal, a rare sight in Californian waters.
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San Pedro
Clarification and Filtration Study Impacts Milk Quality
Brookings reports on a South Dakota State College bulletin by D S Jacobsen and Thomas M Olson. They tested milk from the college herd and local deliveries, finding that clarification at all temperatures increased bacteria plate counts while filtration did not show a uniform effect. Cream volume dropped more under clarification, and both processes removed visible sediment, with clarifier slightly more effective at sediment removal.
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Jacobsen
Thomas M. Olson
Dairy Department of
South Dakota State College
State College
Huddleston Hall To Be Under New Managers
WELLINGTON June 26 Special The Casino dance pavilion at Huddleston s grove will have new managers for the rest of summer except July 4 when Mr Huddleston retains control Eisel Darold Huddleston and Ei bert Baird have leased the venue for a series of dances The first event tonight features Bus Widmer and his 11 piece recording orchestra from Cleveland
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Wellington
Huddleston
James to Speak At Virginia University Address on Pan American Understanding
Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota will address the Institute of Latin American affairs at the University of Virginia on June 26. The program includes notable attendees such as Secretary of State Stimson on July 2 and other public affairs leaders. James will deliver the main address Thursday night before the full delegation. The institute will explore maritime round-table discussions on ocean depths and food search.
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South Dakota
Institute of Latin
University of Vir
Mai
Secoginia
Stimson
James
Institute
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