State Aggies Get Diplomas in Largest Class Yet
Brookings March 19 Dentists? No. The School of Agriculture at South Dakota State College awarded diplomas to 60 graduates from the four year winter short course for farm boys and girls. The commencement address was The Ideal Citizen by W J Early and diplomas were presented by Robert T Bailey, regents president. The list names graduates from numerous towns including Oldham Itawonr Elkton Flandreau Danforth Lake Preston Kadoka and Brookings among others.
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Brookings
School of Agriculture
South Dakota State College
Robert T. Bailey
Flandreau
State Board of Regents of Education
W. J Early
Washington High School
Sioux Falls
Gladys Abrahamson
Oldham
Philip S. Anderson
Itawonr
John P. Barton
Elkton
Alvin Bell
Albert Berreth
Mound City
Carrell Breese
Danforth
Howard Carlson
Lake Preston
Allen Clark
Kadoka
Edwin Cunningham
Mende
Henry A. Doleny
Grenville
Perry Downer
Roscoe
Danald B. Elking
Sansary
Chester Erland
Howard
Henry Falconer
Selby
Azilda Tompkins
Breenings
Gus Tuovinen
Buiaflo
Don Turner
Alexandria
Walter Ardahl
Worthing
Jacob VanDenBer
Armour
Denis Wieting
Hitchcock
Cora Wikle
Adam Wolfreeper
Mabel Yearous
St. Lawrence
Ice Cream Manufacturers Plan South Dakota Course
Plan for an ice cream meeting and short course at State College in South Dakota this Thursday and Friday with speakers including Prof. A Iversen from Town State College and R D Kirkpatrick of Oma ha. P W Crowley will attend as field secretary for regional associations. Dean C L Larsen and F M Olson will present on industry changes and welcome remarks.
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South Dakota
State College
GC. C. Tatma
Tee
Cream Manufacturers Association of
Ector
Stile College
A. Iverson
Town State College
R. D. Kirkpatrick
Omaha
Wa Teading Chocolate Manufacturing Concern
P. W. Crowley
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Dean C. Larsen
Tollere Agricultural Division
F. M. Olson
College
Oil Laws Affect South Dakota Prospectors
Pierie March 19 in line with national oil policy, U S land office registrar Guy Barnes said Washington telegram bans new oil and gas prospecting permits after March 12 1929. All applications rejected and drawings ordered. impact hits lands mostly in Fall River and scattered parcels in Harding Pennington Custer and Ziebach counties.
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Pierie
Guy Barnes
Register
U. S.land Office
Pierre
South Dakota
Washington, D. C
Barnes
Sisned
Spry
Ray Eyman Wilbur
Rikobald Venieh
Fall River County
Harding, Penninszeh
Custer
Zeitach Countes
John Betwork Honored on Sixty-Second Birthday in Sanborn
John Betwork, janitor of the Sanborn County courthouse since 1907, was honored on his 62nd birthday in a party hosted by Sanborn County officials and employees. F Hobart won high prize in the 600 for women, while D H Brewster took the men’s prize.
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John Betwork
Woonsocket
Sanborn Comuty Court House
Sanborn County
Byre
F. Hobart
D. H Brewster
Sanborn County Highway Warns of Flood Risk at Waponocket
Sanborn County highway superintendent A F Kur born warns byabwar section near Artesian unmanned to prevent flood events from carrying at the grade. The statement was made today as part of ongoing county flood precautions.
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Sanborn
Sanborn County
Artesian
A. F.kurborn
Weslington Girl Wins High Honor in Who's Who
Brookings March 19 Highest honors in the annual Who's Who vote were captured by Helen Bierstein McIntosh Martha Sievers Worthing Harold Ashbaugh Murdock Minn and Albert Kranz Watertown Miss Bierstein a sophomore was feted on campus. For the second consecutive year Miss Sievers senior in home economics was rated the most popular and best all around college girl. Ashbaugh is named the handsomest man and Kranz earns three top awards. Leaders include Phil Aldrich Elpine Worth and Lemmy Herting with several Brookings and Cantons named among winners.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
Eglleza
Helen’ Bierstein
McIntosh
Martha Sievers
Weesington
Harold Ashbaugh
Murdock
Minn
Albert
Kranz
Watertown
Miss Bierteln
Moi i Cpei
Misa Sievers
Ashbrugh
Albert Kranz
Offiers
Phil Aldrich
Pierre
Elpine Worth
Rapid City
fLemme Herting
Salem
Campogn Bachelor
Ea Wood
Frances Brown
Evelyn Kurth
Clark
Agnes Kampen
Summit
Leslies Walters
Eloise Worth
Leslie Walters
Gilmer
Millie
Canton
Raymond
Jen‘son
Avon
Gordons Lyon
Harold
Ashbaugh
Mint
Jester Horrizon
Woonsocket
Low Lake Level Threatens Fish in Woonsocket Lake
Woonsocket report notes Lake Prior is at a low spring stage due to a broken outlet flap. The issue, left uncovered until ice melt, raises concerns about fish in the lake and the potential impact on aquatic life this season.
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Woonsocket Lake
Woonsocket
Mellette Junior Festival Crowns Queen Morgen
The annual junior festival at Mellette High drew a good crowd despite impassable roads. About 90 dollars was raised as Miss Ciara Morgen was chosen queen. The evening began with the baths at 7 15 and a 5 30 adjournment to the assembly for the coronation.
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Mellette
Ciara
Morgen
Recovering Cavour Man After Cow Kick Injury
B. F. Martin is recovering from rib injuries after a cow kicked him last week in Cavour. A small puppy frightened the cow, triggering the accident.
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Cavour
Mar
Spetial
B. F. Martin
Local Farmers Hopeful On Crop Prospects At Cavour
Farmers in the vicinity report ample soil moisture and express optimism for grain crops this year. The favorable ground conditions suggest a strong start to the harvest season, with hope for good yields ahead.
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Falmers
U S D Sophs Roll Over Opponents In Tourney
U S D sophomores won the interclass basketball tournament at the old armory, going undefeated through the week and finishing with a 90 to 19 final. Team members include Claudia Bennett Fern Hazen Isabel Freese Esther Helvig Lillian Hepperle Claire Overton Enid Shouse Helh Williams with home towns Hartford Vermillion Woonsocket Sisseton Leola Winner Plankinton Fedora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
Claudia Bennett
Hartford
Isabel Freese
Vermillion
Fern Hazen
Woonsocket
Esther Helvig
Sisseton
Lillian Hepperle
Leola
Claire Overton
Enid Shouse
Plankinton
Helh Williams
Fedora
Experts Oppose Argentine Flax In Northwest
Brookings March 18 Experts oppose Argentine flax for Montana Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota after a National Flax Development committee meeting in Minneapolis. Representatives from four state colleges cited poorer yields poor weed control lack of wilt resistance heat tolerance and other drawbacks versus standard varieties. Seed timing was stressed with South Dakota data showing Anvil 8U as the best seeding date for profits and timely planting as essential.
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Brookings
Northwest
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Minneapolis
South Dakota
Dean (. Larsen
College of Agriculture
A. N. Hume
A. E. Anderson
Extension Service
Sunshine State
Hume
Legion Auxiliary Hosts Second Public Card Party Here
In spartan road conditions about 100 attended the American Legion auxiliary hosted the second public card party in Give Party Conde. Dr. J. A. Abbs won the top prize while Frederick Abls took the consolation prize.
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Conde
American Legion Auxiliary
J. A. Abbs
Fredrick
Signs Favorable Ames Crop Outlook Mar 19
Farm lore in this vicinity said signs are for a more favorable year for crops than in many seasons. Some farmers noted considerable rain this spring which may hinder early field work.
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Ames
Smoky Furnace Is Boon To Mothers
Ames Maer special describes a smoky furnace at the Ames schoolhouse easing girls wearing overalls and cutting weekly family washing. Teachers entertained at Conde schools St Patrick party hosted by Mrs Lawler and Mrs Ahifs. Miss Marjory Brown to attend Northern Normal at Aberdeen.
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Ames, Maer. Sy
Ames School
CONDE
Ars
K. Lawler
J. Ahifs
Parte
Boworth Les Bive
Patrick
Marjory Brown
Aberdeen
Sargon Health Claim by Minneapolis Resident
Mrs R Farquharson of 920 East 1th St Minneapolis says Sargon cured her three year weakness indigestion and weight loss, avoided surgery, restored appetite and energy, and led to lasting health with seven bottles. She reports no relapse, improved strength, and ability to eat freely. Available in Huron Hitchcock and Weasington through local druggists.
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Mra. R. Farquharsin
East 1Th St
Minneapolis
Huron
Longatal Drug Co
Corner Drug
Hitchcock
J. C. Hobart
Weasington
Moray Bror
Advy
Cement Plant Starts Work Early in South Dakota
Rapid City report says the cement plant here, under Superintendent William Fowden, began full scale production six weeks earlier than usual after a comprehensive plant inspection. Officials claim this marks the greatest season in the plant’s history with heavy advance orders and a limestone tract near the plant opened for rock supply to last for sixty years. The late-season shutdown in December led to an overhaul and the facility is now reported in excellent operating condition.
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Rapid
City
Mar
South Dakota Cement
William Fowden
Lakes Reach Highest Levels Since 1923
Lakes across the region McQoonn and Spring near Aolder run high this spring, the water level the highest since the summer of 1923. The lakes lie south of Aolder, with ample inflow and fuller basins than in recent years.
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Wall Lake
Mccqonn Lake
Spring Lake
Melo softens water for whiter clothes
Soft water keeps clothes white Tarn water leaves clothes gray despite washing. Hard water forms scum that clings to garments. Melo softens hard water and prevents scum, improving soap performance. Get Melo today at your grocer's.
Lakes Make A Fair Return Along Gaun Valley Route
Observers note lakes along the Gaun Valley route are fairer to the Spring than since 1918. Wall lake bottom has been farmed recently but is expected to stay full through summer. Moist soil this spring encourages farmers to anticipate a favorable year ahead.
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Gaun Valley
Wall Lake
Editors Honor U. Professors for Digest of Laws
Vermillion March 19. J Be Payne professor of law and E G Trotzig assistant professor of journalism at the University of South Dakota have been honored by the South Dakota Press Association for planning and compiling a Digest of South Dakota Publication Laws for distribution to press members. A new fountain pen desk set presents the token of editors appreciation to the two university faculty members.
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Vermillion
Mar
J. BE. Payne
E.G. Trotzig
University of South Dakota
South Dakota Press Association
Press Group
Digest of Iowa press laws circulated at state meeting
The digest of Iowa state press laws was distributed at a recent press association meeting in Sioux Falls. Mr. Trotzig suggested the project while Mr. Payne compiled the laws including civil and criminal libel and notices forms. South Dakota aims to publish a similar digest, early among states. Ames youths Campbell and Robinson return from Texas winter residence.
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Press Association
Sioux Falls
Trotzig
Payne
South Dakota
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