Planting Of Clean Seed Is First Necessity Of Successful Farming
BROOKINGS Mar 13 There is probably no more important duty in farming than securing clean seed free of dirt trash and weed cords says D E Wiant agricultural engineer. Farmers are urged to dewint and grade seed before planting to save labor and boost yields. Weed seeds cause vast losses by reducing yields and increasing costs, making seed cleaning a profitable long term practice. A typical fanning mill can handle most cleaning needs and is essential on any grain producing farm.
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D. E. Wiant
Steve Mellere
Frarrers Arenarine
Sprint
Piant
United States
Winnt
Wiant
O Keefe Opens New Store at Iroquois
Special from Iroquois March 15 farmers gathered for the opening of the Iroquois Implement Company under Pat O Keefe of Ca Nour. Lunch was served by the Methodist Ladies Aid and moving pictures followed the lunch showing machinery. E W Bottomley directed the local branch activities.
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O’keefe
Iroquois Troqugcis
Iroquois Implement Company
Pat O'Keefe
Ca' Nour
Methodist Ladies Aid
E. W. Bottomley
Fortnightly Club Meeting at Siersons in Wellington
Wellington March 19 Special Mrs Harold Sierson entertained the Fortnightly Study Club at her home Tuesday evening Mrs Oscar Peddiford led the evening program on betty hints All members attended The contract games were played at four tables after the business and social programs Mrs O W Hedlback Worley Andrews and Phil Friedman received relief hostess served lunch
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Sierson
Wellington
Harold Sierson
Oscar Peddiford
Betty
W. Hedlback
Worley Andrews
Phil Friedman
Plan Music Concert At Frankfort Soon
FRANKFORT March 19 Special The local music concert will be held in the school gymnasium Thursday evening March 25. Numbers by the school band girls chorus club and selections will be presented. The proceeds will defray expenses at the district contest to be held in Groton April 1 and 2.
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Frankfort
Groton
Case Asks Congress For Aid To Indians
Representative Francis H. Case of Custer asks Congress to appropriate funds equal to the unpaid principal and interest on homesteads in ten Indian reservations. Funds would aid Indians in establishing homes on Cheyenne River Colville Fort Berthold Fort Totten Fort Peck Pine Ridge Rosebud Shoshone Standing Rock and Chippewa lands.
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Case
Congress
Washington
Mar
Francis H. Case
Custer
Asker
Cheyenne River
Colville
Fort Berthold
Fort Totten
Fort Peck
Pine Ridge
Rose‘sud
Shoshone
Standing Rock
Chippewa
Vacation plans of Dakota Wesleyan students noted
The Misses Agnes Aldergon and Margeret Franz and Harry and Harold Phillips of Dakota Wesleyan University are expected home for a few days during spring vacation, with Franks and Franza noted among the traveling party as the term ends.
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Frankfort
Mar
Agnes Aldergon
Margaret Franz
Harry
Harold Phillips
Dakota Wesleyan University
DWT
Bussells Move Bonilla Family to New Farm Location
Mr and Mrs Ralph Bussell and daughter relocate to L M Bussell farm. Mr and Mrs Earl French and family move into vacated Bussell residence. Odd spellings and typos reflect OCR.
Indians Beat Irish In St. Pat Spree
Sioux Falls municipal court spectators watched a post parade scene after St. Patrick’s Day. Indians dominated the docket with five arrests for intoxication, one Irishman received thirty days suspended, another Irish defendant got a thirty day term suspended, and Dutch Land also received a suspended term.
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St. Pat Spree
Sioux -Falls
Mar
Jack Higney
Dutch Land
De Smet Debaters Have Record Year
De Smet High School debaters closed the year by winning the Kingsbury County tournament at Oldham on March 13 and finishing with 19 wins in 29 debates. The all-county team named Jean Marie Thorson and Orin Purintun heads the squad, with juniors Purintun and the Ritterbusch brothers set to lead next year.
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DE Smet
Mar
de Smet High Schools
Kingsbury
Oldham
Lake Preston
Erwin
Arlington
Hetland
Glen Ritterbusch
Orin Purintun
Jean Marie Thorson
Robert Purintun
Tenice Maxwell
Hugh Walkew
Mile
Dred Koppernd
Darrel Nelson
Hodges
Cleveland
de Smethas
Huron
Volz
Brookings
Kingsbury County
Pione
Puriian
J Brothers
Jean Marie ‘Thor[sen
Gloon Ritterbusch
Bid Em High Club Hosts Five Hundred Night in Wellington
Mrs Charles Syring and Mrs Alfred Syring entertained the Bid Em High Club at the Charles Syring home. Four tables were set for five hundred. Mr and Mrs Deece received high score awards while Mrs Ensign Bagley and John Meyer won consolation gifts. The Meyers were guests. hostesses served lunch with Sir Patrick favors.
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Wessington
Wellington
Mar
Charles Syring
Alfred Syring
Roquois High Students To Present Concert
Roquois high school students will present a music concert at the opera house on Sunday March 21. The program will be performed twice at 2 PM and 8 PM with no admission charge. Attendees may donate after the show to support the purchase of a bass horn for the school.
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Opera House
Harry Adams Wins Masquerade at Lake Preston Ball
The St Patrick's Day masquerade at the opera house drew a large crowd as the Old and New Tune Band Madison provided music. Harry Adams won best costume for the men with Frances Reinke second, while Mrs John Shaw shows improvement after Rochester treatment and plans to return home.
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Harry Adams
Lake Preston
Mar
Opera House
Madison
Frances Reinke
Ware
John Shaw
Frankfort
Rochester
Mian
Shaw
Preston Rain Touches Lake Preston Area
In Lake Preston on a Wednesday farmers welcomed the first rain of the season though light precipitation. The dry fields showed moisture hopes despite sparse showers, with highways and fields appearing bare as rainfall arrived.
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Preston
Mar
Moiquire
Payrolls Rise Faster Than Living Costs, Says Data
New York March 13 Economists note wage growth outpacing living costs with January payrolls up 2.3 percent year over year while living costs rose about 4 percent. Wage gains from steel and rubber sectors add to a broader recovery, though price increases since year start temper the gains.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
Mar
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistice
Pbs
Marriner
Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Europe
London
Equalization sought for railroad grain rates near border
Minnesota and neighboring state commissions agreed to study grain shipment rates from Minnesota border towns to the Twin Cities after a conference with the Souris Bakers line. South Dakota official D L Kelly cited rate discrepancies between South and North Dakota border towns, noting Ortonville and Milbank as examples. The Minnesota agency will advise on possible rate adjustments to align with neighboring states.
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ST. Paul
Mar
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Souris Bakers Railroad Commission
D.L. Kelly
Pierre
South Dakota Commission
South Dakota
North Dakota
Twin Snow
Kelly
Ortonville
Milbank
Sodih
Dakota
Minnesota “Agency
Minnesota Commission
Preston Junior Play To Be Presented Soon
March 30 is the set date for the Preston junior class play Anne Whats Her Name a rollicking mystery by Walter Ben Hare with strong parts for Merle Coulson and Rosamond Dixon rehearsals run three weeks as actors prepare for stage debut in Lake Preston.
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Preston
Soon Lake
Mar
Anne
Walter Ben Hare
Talen
Merle
Coulson
Rosamond
Dixon
Saint Patrick's Party at Lake Preston High
The senior class observed St Patrick's Day with a Wednesday evening class party at Lake Preston High School Monopoly games provided entertainment after the event. Cream and cake were served to the group.
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Lake Preston
Ais
Dangers In Fence Electricity Warn Farmers
Purdue University agricultural engineer E Hienton warned farmers against home made electric fence devices as farm animals show sensitivity to the wire. He noted 4 Indiana commercial and 25 home made units with fatalities reported, including livestock and a 3 year old boy. Many farmers use single charged strands risking injuries and costly mistakes.
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Lafaye
Mar Weverwan E. Hienton
Purdue University Wmricultural Engineering Department
Hointon
Iions
Indiana
Hienton
Old piano joins Smithsonian Institute collection exhibit
A yellowed clipping notes the old White House piano will join the Smithsonian Institute collection, donated by Washington collector Mr Warch in 1910. The 176-instrument exhibit traces piano history from clavichord to harpsichord, highlighting English and German makers. The display, part of the National Boy Scout Jamboree audience next June, features ornate gold legs on a Pleyel spinet and other rare pieces.
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White House
Sithsonian Institute
Geo. H. Costaln Sae
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
American Museum of the Institute
Warch
Washington
John Isaac Lawkins
Philadelphia
John Plaver
Thomas Hitchock
Johann Sebastian Hach
Silberman
Burkat Shudi
London
Pleyel
Rusdolphus
Venice
Smitsonian Institute
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Angel Johnson
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Chicago
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George Cheney
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Tames Packard
Northwest College of Commerce
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