Wayland Decllam Contest Winners Named for County Meet
Wayland Hall hosted a four-township declam contest for primary to sixth grade pupils. Winners advance to the Miller county contest. Judges were Mrs L K Clark and Uerne Phillips, with several contestants performing essays for later judging at Miller.
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Wayland Hall
Miller
Lois Prentice
Hulbert Township
Lois McGuire
Wacher
Helen Evans
Peart Township
Helen Thompson
Bobbie Martin
Wayland
E. E. Scheenning
Rose Maryegar
Uerne Phillips
Pearl Township
Lucille Lanz
Gerald McGirr
Grand Township
Evelyn McGillvery
4 H Calf Project Meets With Favor
The feeder calf project gains strong support in South Dakota range areas. Members choose one or more young male calves either pure bred beef or sired by a pure red beef bull. Calves must be born between March 1 and March JL. Enrollment ends May 31 with calves in the member's possession. The project closes October 15 for marketing decisions. County or district sittings may be held.
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South Dakota
Ealf County
Indian Boys Create Box Furniture Plan at Cheyenne River
Indian boys on the Cheyenne River Agency, guided by home extension agent Miss Florence D. McKnight, will each carry on a home project. They will repair items from home under supervision and craft popular 4-H camp novelties this winter.
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Cheyenne River Agency
Florence D. McKnight
Pupils Watch for Signs of Spring at Edison School
Pupils at Edison School observe signs of spring with sightings of ducks and meadowlarks. They note warmer weather invites outdoor play as eighth grade Roger Burnett reports under teacher Miss Lyla Mae Gutz.
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Edison
Roger Burnett
Lyla Mae Gutz
Pupils Create Colorful Maps for Fair Exhibit
Marvin Knowse of seventh grade at Banner No 4 school writes they made maps of South America for the Fair exhibit. Colored paper shapes illustrated native products and were pasted on white paper.
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South America
Marvin Knowse
Banner No. 4
Help Yourself And Lend A Hand re OLIVE SEFF Grading Salmon
A reader explains how consumers can navigate canned salmon labels. It details five species Chinook King Sockeye Coho Chum with color, oil content, texture, and best uses. It notes price varies by quantity and color and quotes Dr. Harvey W. Wiley on palatability of light colored salmon.
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Simon
Alaska
Harvey W. Wiley
Forty six students to receive degrees at Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls March 2 Special Forty six graduates will receive diplomas June 1 at Sioux Falls College. The list includes Luella Anderson Norma Anderson Lucille Austin Stella Anker Lilian Bleeker Mary Katherine Burritt Dorothy Burrows Jack Doht Margaret Dempster Eleanor Fingerald Arris Fosdick Carol Gilbert Earl Gross Rosalie Harrington Mervin Helfert Lois Hemphill Hatch Hoyes Wim Morris Daley Fred Ludwig William Smith Rosemary McGovern Maz Echote Malmgren Rauber Paterson Kathleen Magle Charlene Parker L. D. Peck Walter Rice Thomas Rice Edward Katz Catherine Shaw Wilmer Simmons Edwin Tomlinson Janice Van Brunt Sorma Vanhorn Jay Laursine Reynold Wik and many others. The two year class includes Lilian Brannock Molly Manning Isabelle Bradshaw Marion Chrsbach Esther Helder Thelma Kauffman Evelyn Knox Marie Knutson Bend Madsen Hielen Olson Lavonne Palmhuiss Virginia Hinsley Alice Walvatne Doris Rhodes Gus Wold.
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Sioux Falls
Sion Falls College
Luella Anderson
Norma Anderson
Valley Springs
Lucille Austin
Minneapolis
Stella Anker
Lilian Bleeker
Alexander
Mary Katherine Burritt
Dorothy Burrows
St Paul
Jack Doht
Albert ‘Lea
Minn
Margaret Demps
Valley City
N. Daley
Fred Jr. Ludwig
Oxford
Ntich
William Ms
Fort Dodge
Iowa
J Rosemary McGovern
Mazechote Malmgren
Rauber Paterson
End My‘ers
Stromsburg
Kathleen
Magle
Charlone Parker
L. D. Peck
Canion
Walter Rice
Wiliam Rice
Thomas Rice
Edward Kat
Bridgewater
Charles Schroyer
Ethelynda Schneet
Catherine Shaw
Gerwude Sigler
Wilmer Simmons
Edwin Tomlinson
Janice van Brunt
Sormaleé Vanhorn
Cig
Jay Laursine Woahinuist
Reynold Wik
Norbeck
Lilian
Change Rules on Truck Load Limit
Pierre March 23 South Dakota highway commission revised gross weight rules to ease restrictions while preserving 500 and 1940 pound limits on parts of eastern highways. Regular loads allowed on U.S. routes 5 16 11 281 83 and state routes 6 37 19 46 43 38 4. Limited loads apply on specified stretches including U.S. 5 12 Milbank to Groton 10000 pounds U.S. 21 Minnesota line to Watertown 11000 Faith to Belle Fourche 10000 and several others with detours noted.
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Cavour
U. S. ii
Milbank
Brookings
Lone Tree
Beressford
Erk Point
Beresford
U.S
Cedington
Watertown
Madison
Winfred
Salem
Salema
Town Line
Webster
Howard
Madison South
South Lake
Himboldt
Cavour High Honor Roll Announced for Second Semester
Cavour, March 2. The Cavour High School lists honor pupils for the first six weeks of the second semester. Superior rating includes Err Butz, Byron Burleson juniors, Frances Fuller senior, Boyce Hedlund sophomore, Dorothy Ferman freshman. Excellent rating includes Tone Hedlund senior, Rita Keuth freshman, Grace Rudy, Dale Potter seniors, Verda Rauch junior, Helen Carr senior, Leland Show, Roy Weise sophomores.
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Cavour High
Cavour
Cavour High School
Butz
Byron Burleson
Frances Fuller
Boyce Hedlund
Dorothy Ferman
Tone Hedlund
Rita Keuth
Grace Rudy
Dale Potter
Verda Rauch
Helen Carr
Leland Show
Roy Weise
Reelect Cavour School Teachers in March Meeting
Cavour district reelected all teachers for the coming year during a March session. Included are Jesse Bushnell as superintendent Edne V Murphy as principal Gordon Patterson as coach Anna Harbaugh for upper grades Viva Hintermeister for early grades. A Southeast Banner No 4 student health booklet by Lyle Knouse features fruits vegetables bath tub toothbrush milk and a colored pond scene with a fruit bowl cover titled Health.
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Cavour
Jesse Bushnell
Edne V. Murphy
Gordon Patterson
Anna Harbaugh
Sfth
Viva Hintermeister
Bealth
Lyle Knouse
Southeast Banner No. 4
Enouse
Example of 100 Acre Farm Under New Soil Plan
Washington reports a 100 acre Midwestern farm example by Sohn B Hutson AAA regional director explaining how the soil conservation farm program would operate. The farmer shifts 15 acres to rye and 2 to conserve crops, with subsidies totaling about 147 dollars based on per acre payments for conserving and building.
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Washington
Sohn B. Hutson
AAA
Speech Contest Held at Tulare Elementary Winners Named
Tulare on March 23 hosts a speech contest across grades. Elementary students Leonard Willety Martha Koes Joseph Donner and Wanda Binder are highlighted among participants. Farmers praise the spring moisture aiding plowing and seeding operations beginning this season.
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Tulare
Leonard Willety
Martha Koestert
Joseph Donner
Wanda Binder
Shower for Bride Esmond Held at Glen Strub
A bridal shower was given for Mrs. Messe Hoege last week at the Glen Strub. A luncheon was served and attendees enjoyed a good time.
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Bride Esmond
Messe Hoege
Glen
Schmidt Family Visiting In Waxyland Wayland
Mr and Mrs Leo Schmidt and family of Chamberlain visit at the Thomas Douglas home on March 23. Mrs tb and Me are siblings, listed as brother and sister in the partially legible dispatch from Wayland.
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Waxyland Wayland
Leo Schmidt
Chamberlain
Thomas Douglas
Doulas
Frank and Mrs Myer Head to Rochester Clinic Visit
Mr and Mrs Frank Myer of the south of town travel to Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Myer will undergo a clinic. She has suffered ill health for some time and was previously treated at a Huron hospital.
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Rochester
Frankfort
Frank Myer
Minn
Carthage FFA Carnival Draws Large Crowd
The Carthage High School FFA hosted a school carnival on March 23 in the building. A large crowd attended and the boys raised about $100 from the program.
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Carthage
FFA of
Carthage High School
County Physician Appointed for Second Year
Dr. Paul Tschetter of this city has been named county physician by the board of commissioners for the second year. The appointment was announced on March 23.
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DE Smet
Paul Tschetter
Board of Commissioners
Wasti Variation Shown in Density of S D Population
Brookings March 23 The population of South Dakota counties ranges from .11 to 62.94 persons per square mile. Arm strong has the lowest density while Meade County, largest in area, had 10 942 people in 1935 for a 213 per square mile average. Minnehaha is densest with 38.94. Davison second. Clay, Lawrence and others show varied densities across the state.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State Planning Board
Armstrong
Harding
Washington
Minnehaha
Davison
Hunt Ex-Convict In Escape Plot In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls police say Haymond B Schermerhorn 30 a paroled South Dakota convict was being sought as a go between in the penitentiary break on March 3 He fled after a gun fight in St Joseph and is believed to have arranged the delivery that led to three deaths He is described as a parole violator not wanted for the break officials say.
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Sioux Falls
Haymond B. Schermerhorn
Slius R. B. Coleman
South Dakota
Schermerhorn
St. Joseph
Floyd Lindberg
Hinsdale, I
Phil Ray
St. Paul
Ray
Brank
Schesmerham
W. S. Gordon
South Dakota Justice Department
Gordor
Schheimerholm
Attorney Sentenced in Contempt Action in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls attorney E. E. Sullivan began a 30 day jail term for allegedly practicing after being disbarred, the first such sentence in the state's history. In Frankfort farmers work the land for spring sowing as Emil Franz leads one of the early field preparations.
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Sioux Falls
P-E. E. Sullivan
Frankfort
Emil Franz
Bank Shortages Linked to Farmer State Bank Tragedy
Amherst reports reveal four scribbled notes by Arnold Bornhoff, president of Farmers State Bank, explaining shortages and losses that led to his suicide. Preliminary audit shows about 40,000 in shortages. deposits about 56,000 insured. Notes claim agricultural losses and cover forgery of 52 notes totaling 23,018 while bank records show 45,000 in deposits.
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Amherst
Arnold Bornhoff
Farmers State Himk
Amhurst
Frankenh
Strain
Pierre
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Insurance Corporation
Bornheit
Bornhoff
Barnhoff
N. A. Sanford
Department Exum
Missing Funds Cloud South Dakota Bank Closure
A bank in South Dakota closed after an audit found missing funds. Depositors may receive up to 5000 dollars from federal insurance. Officials caution the total deficit could be larger as claims are filed. The institution's audit is ongoing.
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Ing
Bornheft
Federal Deposit Insurance
Insurance Corporation
Strain
State Department
South Dakota
Federal Deposit Insurance Fund
Alpena High Enters Scholastic Contest
Alpena High School is invited to participate in the second annual scholastic contest conducted by the university.
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Alpena High
Alpena
Spacifi
Alpena High School
Univer
Carthage Sale Day Leads Busy Auction Crowd
Carthage held its annual sale day drawing a strong crowd. A large turnout bought farm machinery and other goods while livestock sold well, marking one of the best runs in recent years. The exercise force of nearly a qu…
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Mamet
Carthage
New Denture Clip Promises Firm Hold
Unclear text describes a denture aid called Placa Do fase or new device to prevent slipping. Details are garbled but suggest a simple sprinkle product claim for securing teeth.
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Hund County
Sioux Falls College
Wasti
S. D
Chester White
John Deere
Deering
Fordson
Frank Ferguson
Tom Demaven
Ww. L. Darling
Carpenter
Mary V. Tomes
Roy Mnousman
Northwest Security National Bank
Huron
Sity
Superint
Turner
Thelms Wahl
Buford Gray
Esshor
Elaine Magek
Firestone Specialized
Krummann
Harese
P Lincoln
Armin’ Sales CO
Dakota
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