South Dakota studies European roses at Sioux Falls garden
Brookings March 13 European roses for South Dakota. More than 400 rose plants arrived from European and Asian countries to the South Dakota State College experiment station. The sixteen acre rose garden at Sioux Falls will host breeding research funded at 1400 dollars yearly to produce thornless, hardy varieties. Seeds include rare climbers from Manipur noted as the world’s tallest rose.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
South Dakota State College Experiment Station
H. E. Haneen
Horticulture Department
Asia
Hane
Sioux Fas
Rose Garden
Hansen
Manipur
India
Burma
Northwest States
Pierre May Vote On Sale Of Light Plant
A petition seeks a vote on selling Pierre's electric light and gas plants to Montana Dakota Light and Power for 425000. If approved, a special election will be held. Citizens previously rejected a sale offer in a summer special election.
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Pierre
Mar
Pierce
Montana-Dakota Light and Power Company
City Commission
Public Service
Tripp Files Nomination for Judge in First Circuit
Tripp of Yankton filed a nominating petition for judge of the First judicial circuit covering six southeastern South Dakota counties. The Secretary of State logs show over 900 voters signed from Bon Homme Mix Clay Douglas Hutchinson and Yankton counties.
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Tripp
Syerry
Robert B. Tripp
Yankton
First Judicial Circuit
South Dakota
Secretary of State
Bon Homme
Oefikies Mix
Clay
Douglas
Hucchimsen
Whitney Addresses Lane Kiwanis Club
WELLINGTON SPRINGS March 13 Taxation was the subject of an address by K Whitney of Philip at a Kiwanis club visit. Whitney, a former state legislator, urged a more equal tax distribution and promoted advertising South Dakota’s opportunities in crowded farming areas to boost population and develop state resources.
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Whitney
Lane Kiwanis Club
Wellington Springs
Mar
K. Whiney
Philip
Kiwanis Club
South Dakota
Wessington Auxiliary Plans Dance and Program
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary of Wessington will present a program and dance at the Community hall on March 17. The program includes short plays and musical numbers with Whitey’s orchestra providing music. A five dollar admission is planned.
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Wessington
American Legion Auxiliary of
Community Hall Ag
Whitey
Sioux Falls Woman Fires At Prowlers
Sioux Falls March 12 Several shots were fired at two prowlers outside 817 West Eighth Street after a report from Mrs. B J Williamson. Don Dungan fired twice through a window wounding at least one suspect who fled south. Police tallied the incident after 7 30 AM. Dungan could not confirm if the two sightings were the same man due to headgear differences.
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Sioux Falls
West Eighth Street
B. J. Williamson
Williamson
Mr. Dungan
Dungah
Yankton Forms Radio Group To Eliminate Noise
Yankton residents form the Yankton Radio Listeners League to reduce electrical interference harming radio reception. An ordinance to appoint a city inspector will locate and adjust offending equipment between 7 p m and midnight, with costs charged to the owner or devices shut down.
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Yankton
Yankston
Yankton Radio Listeners Leagues
Elimination Trust
Dakota Radio Apparatus Co
Aisaation
League
Staff Presented With Gold Medals At SD College Banquet
Brookings March 13 The editor managing editor and business manager of the Industrial Collegian South Dakota State college newspaper received gold medals from the publications council at a banquet. The Collesian was named best all around paper in the North Central Press association for the second year. Recipients were Albert D. Evenson Charles C. Hushaw and Evan W. Lauster.
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Brookings
Industrial Collegian
South Dakota State College
Publications Council
Collesian
North Central Press Association
Albert D. Evenson
Brook- Mings
Charles C. Hushaw
Warrertown
Evan W. Lauster
Big Stone
Cateit
C. W. Pugsley
A. Applegate
Department of
Printing and
Dean E. O. Prather
The
Bayles Elected President of Bible Conference at Cymp Judson
Rev W H Bayles of Huron was chosen president of the inter denominational Bible conference to be held at Cymp Judson near Rapid City this summer. George Williams of Aberdeen named vice president Howard Minnish of Rapid City secretary and J A Johnson of Aberdeen treasurer. Active director will be Rev Parley E Hartman of Winona Lake Ind. The conference runs June 9 to July 2. The article also lists royal titles for the Prince of Wales.
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W. H. Bayles
Sioue Falls
Huron
Cymp ‘Judson
Rapid City
George Williams
Aberdeen
Howard Minnish
J. A. Johnson
Parley E. Hartman
Winona Lake
Ind
Boy Undergoes Two Operations in Three Weeks
In Wessington on March 13 a seven year old, Lloyd Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warren, had an operation at the local hospital. He had just three weeks earlier undergone rupture surgery and, before full recovery, was struck with an acute appendicitis. His condition is reported favorable.
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Wessington
Mar
Specia
Lloyd ‘Warren
Fred Warren
Flynn Bound Over On Serious Charge In South Dakota
William Flynn aged 62 was bound over to the May term of circuit court on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. After a Monday municipal court preliminary hearing he was held on $5,000 bond. Flynn allegedly attacked Soren Beck Garretson town marshal with a large pocket knife after being ordered to leave town.
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Flynn
Sioux Falls
William Flynn
Soren Beck
Garretson
Commerce Secretary Accepts Kansas Job
Aberdeen March 13 William C Boardman long time chamber secretary moves to Kansas Electric Power Company agricultural service department with headquarters in Lawrence Kan he will relocate April 1 His successor as secretary Berty J Coombs formerly of Sioux Falls has already arrived to assume duties.
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Commerce
Kansas
Aberdeen
William C. Boardman
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Service Department
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Kan
Berty J. Coombs
Sioux Falls
Hendrickson Elected To Serve Third Term
Wentworth March 13 Special G Hendrickson elected superintendent of schools for a third term. Under his tenure the Wentworth schools have shown progress in debate, Glee club and declamation work.
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Hendrickson
Wentworth
G. ©. Hendrickson
Wentworth school expands with sports and new department
Vermillion March 13 The Wentworth area school reinstates activities in basketball baseball and track last year. A commercial department was added and well received by students and patrons. Hengdrickson, former Wolsey principal, is noted as a native of Huron college and the University of Nebraska. The USD president received thanks from Cal F. Jewett for the Nebraska rifle team’s visit and care at the state university.
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Miuch
Wentworth
Hendrickson
Wolsey Schools
Huron College
University of Nebraska
University of South Dakota
Cal
F. F. Jewett
University ‘of Nebraska
Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat With Kruschen Salts
An 85 cent daily weight loss pitch promises to shed fat in a month while boosting energy and health. Ads claim the Kruschen Salts will normalize weight, improve skin, and increase activity, urging readers to buy a four week supply from leading druggists.
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America
Longstalf Drug Co
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Leader Clothing CO
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