Notable Women To Attend Meet
Aberdeen march 18 women active in state patriotism will join the sixteenth annual convention of the South Dakota society Daughters of the American Revolution in Aberdeen on Wednesday and Thursday A board of management meeting precedes the convention and will select a scholarship recipient for a son or daughter of a South Dakota service member in World War I Welcoming address by Mrs G C Hess and a response by Mrs C A Lafferty are planned Wednesday morning with committee appointments and reports from state officers and national committee chairs including Mrs George Kienholz Mrs Charles L Timons Mrs F L Boyce Helen MacGregor and others The program also covers board reports and Thursday sessions election of officers and closing sessions Reports from district regents and committees will be heard with business transactions and officer elections scheduled Thursday afternoon
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Aberdeen
Mar
South Dakota Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Board of Management
South Dakota
Asieh
G. C. Hess
C. A. Lafferty
Huron
J. W. Raish
Pierre
Raish
W. H. Powers
Brookings
Frank Briley
Deil Rapids
Wmirs
Dwight Campbell
Eerie
A. F. Lalty
Yankton
J. W.W. Ehrstrom
Henry
F. A. Howe
Mellette
Mabel Richardson
Vermillion
George Kienholz
Charles L. Timons
F. L. Boyce
Sioux Falls
Helen MacGregor
H. Gotaas
W.E. Neven
Custer
Elmer. G. Fisher
May Kicthiine
H. RB. Kenaston
Borestess
F. W. Howe
R. E. Cone
Yuron
J.J. Chapin
Watertown
Isabelle Hamilton
Lead
F. B. Vaughn
Castlewood
Dan McCutchin
Belle Fourche
H. G. Hauff
Lorna D. Veling
E. B. Skinner
Value Of Flax As Stock Food Tested
Brookings March 18 An experiment by South Dakota State College animal husbandry seeks to determine if flax straw causes abortion in cows. Four feeding lots compare flax straw alone, flax with alfalfa hay, half flax half alfalfa, and alfalfa alone, all with ground corn. The study aims to assess flax straw’s feeding value versus alfalfa for pregnant cows and beef steers.
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Brookings
Mar
Animal Husbandry Department
South Bekora State College
James W. Wilson
South Dakota
Lake Preston Declamatory Contest Winners Named
Lake Preston high school held a Friday declamatory contest with nine contestants across oratory six in dramatic and three in humorous. Wendell Eid won oratory for Other Foundations, Selron Hedberg won dramatic for Fear God and Take Your Own Pars, and Eugene Lewis won humorous for Brotherly Love. The three winners advance to the district meet in De Smet on March 28.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Wendell Eid
Selron Hedberg
Eugene Lewis
de Smet
Karlslund
Madison
Trygstad Supporters Form Local Political Club
A group in Lake Preston met in council rooms to form the Trygstad for governor club with Ed Rogholt as secretary. They plan precinct vice chairs and fielding delegates favorable to C. O. Trygstad and endorsed his stance on Sharpe's report urging tax relief for farmers and fair public spending.
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Lsee Prespun
Sar
Lake Preston
Trygstad
C. O. Nt
South Dakota
Kers
Ed. Rogholt
Tryvgstad
Sharpe
Woonsocket Legion Surpasses 1930 Quota by Members
Woonsocket post of the American Legion far exceeded its 68 member quota for 1930, adding 101 new members by March 15. Additional signups are anticipated before the South Dakota State convention in Sioux Falls.
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Woonsocket Legion
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Post
American Legion
C. L. Morrison
South Dakota
Sisux Falls
Wessington Girl Heads State Play
Miss Jessie Harris of Wessington plays the lead in Daley the Miltonian club's annual play at South Dakota State College. Macy Brueck announces rehearsals begin this week with Ada Martin Gary Mary Brueck and others in the cast. Mrs A A Apglegate will direct the three act comedy to be staged April 10.
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Wessington
Brookings
Daley
Miltonian Club
South Dakota State College
Macy Brueck
Highmore
Jessie Harris
Lindberg Named Guest Editor for Troubadour South Dakota Issue
Prof. J. C. Lindberg of Northern Normal will serve as guest editor of The Troubadour California poetry magazine for a special South Dakota issue. E. Kenneth Baillie will design the cover, with contributions expected from several South Dakota poets and writers.
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Lindberg
Aberdeen
J. C. Lindberg
Northern Normal
The
Troubadour
California
South Dakota
E. Kenneth Baillie
Wesleyan Debaters Pick Five For National Convention
Five Dakota Wesleyan students were chosen to represent the college at the Pi Kappa Delta national convention in Wichita from March 31 to April 4. Named are Glen Bach of Wessington Springs Julian Hart of Boland Terine Kron of Centerville Katherine Ahern of Mitchell and Harold Reese of Mitchell. Harold Reese will also represent Wesleyan in extemporaneous speaking while the three men and two girls will debate.
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Wessington Springs
Mitchell
Mar
Dakota Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Wichita
Glen Bachman
Julian Hart
Boland
Terine Kron
Centerville
Katherine Ahern
Harold Reese
Alpena Plans for New School House Vote
Alpena held a mass meeting at Dreamland to decide on erecting a new school building. If the proposition fails, outside pupils will not be admitted. The current school, though recently remodeled, lacks capacity for anticipated enrollment next year. Superintendent Rawlins of Pierre and Mr Kraughaar spoke, joined by local education department members.
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Alpena
Mar
Independent School Distict
Dreamland
Supt. Rawlins
Pierre
Kraughaar
Lice Eradicator Proves Success at State College
BROOKINGS March 18 A new treatment for killing lice on poultry proves satisfactory in experiments at South Dakota State College using nicotine sulfite applied to roosts. The method kills lice while birds roost, with a second treatment after 10 days to target hatched larvae. Costs about half a cent per flock member. trials show efficiency but require more testing before claim of certainty. Professor G L Stevenson notes it replaces older methods and cautions handling nicotine sulfate due to toxicity.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota State College
State College
G. L. Stevenson
College
Stevenson
Kofesso Stevnson
Gladys Pyle Out for Office
A political column argues for reforms including repealing the temporary transfer law, closing general fund overdrafts, and returning finance duties to constitutional officers. It contends departments borrow to cover expenses, urges pay as you go, and seeks to reduce governor appointee influence while boosting accountability.
State should avoid inbusiness farming or land renting
The text argues against the state engaging in business and farming, urging regulatory and economic policy roles instead. It favors not selling current state businesses unless for public service or price reasons, and calls for an impartial audit. It also endorses a new banking code to protect depositors and restore public confidence in banks.
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South Dakota
Kruschen Salts Advertises Diet Pill Promise
Worldwide appeal claims Kruschen Salts will banish fat and improve health. Daily half teaspoon dose before breakfast supposedly removes poisonous waste and tones stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Claims include brighter eyes clearer skin energy and a slender figure with a 5 0c bottle lasting four weeks and money back if not satisfied.
State fiscal policy urged to curb land ownership by state agencies
A long editorial argues that state government must share the tax burden and allow open public scrutiny of departments. It criticizes rural credits and state control of large tracts, warns of landlordism, and urges returning farms to resident buyers with long term payment plans, citing Minnesota as a model and calling for immigration cooperation.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Immigration Department
No One Need Have Corns Any Longer
An advertising item promotes O-Joy Corn Wafers from Ritons Pharmacy in Huron South Dakota. The tiny wafer sticks to the corn or callus, claims to stop pain immediately, and then the corn roots come out. Six wafers cost one cent.
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Perriton's Pharmacy
Huron
S. D
Tax policy and administration reform urged for state
A reflection calls for returning feited lands to the people as a constructive step in social and economic progress. It urges the legislature to study past fact finding by a voluntary tax conference, praising non political work and proposing centralized responsibility to cut costs. It argues for streamlined administration of cural credit and highway policy with clear single authority and voter supported policy changes.
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Cural Credit Department
Pbs
Oeers
Tam
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