Diannes Need Less Sleep Sign Of Progress
Dr Dafoe reports the Dionne quintuplets require less sleep as they age and grow healthier. The article describes their daily routine, feeding, naps, and the care approach, noting progress in natural sleep patterns and ongoing parental and medical guidance.
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Diannes
Tae
Ursil
Sinale
Elec
Dtug
Snow Chew
University of Toronto
Lttle
Americas
Farm Queries And Answers on Cattle and Alfalfa Questions
Readers submit questions to the Farm Editor at the Evening Waren The Extension Service of State College at Brookings. Answers discuss alfalfa seed sourcing, barley and rye comparisons, fall barley doubts, and pasture forage options including sweet clover and western grasses.
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AAA
Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Brookings
Senad
Fae Evening Waren
Seate Colleg Omen
Walworth
Torrisien
South Tskowa
B. H
Beadle County
South Dakama
Nebraska
Sara
C. S
Fox Actoal
Jerauld
Dekota
Grimm
Carson County
Local notes on residents and family travel
Mrs. William Kuhre leaves Murdo after two weeks with her brother Donald Carson and relatives. W C Hamilton plans to move to Brookings Monday for resettlement work. Rose Burkstead to visit her niece Mrs. Donald Carson and family. Mrs Benny Schwarts heads to Tower City for her father’s illness. A New York physician notes possible transfusion limits of about 10 pints in a lifetime with no ill effects.
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Wolsey
William Kuhre
Murdo
Donald Carson
W. C. Bamilton
Brookings
Rose Burkstead
Ever
Benny Schwarts
Tower City
WN. D
New York
Neighborhood News from Broadland Tr and Nearby Visits
Local residents share weekend visits with relatives and friends in Redfield Huron and Esmond. The Ladies Aid at the Methodist Church hosts a all day meeting Thursday with a noon pot luck. Community Cloud meets April 18 following a well attended prior session.utako
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Andairs
Act Abramson
Dorothy
Redfield
Spet
Mis
Kenneth Abramson
Earl Rameel
Margarette Mat Vley
Huron
Arthur Etter
Ira Powel
George Morar
Kenosha
Wiss
Mc. Moriarty
Community notes from Cavour and surrounding area
Richland Farmers Union met at the Eastelleman home. Delvaux couple welcomed a daughter in Cavan. Red Cross First Aid exam results show high marks. District declamatory contest held at Cavour. Methodist Church Ladies Aid session set with Harry Berkman as host. Epworth League monthly party at Chilford Edwards home. Mr. Kellys family traveled to Aberdeen. Lorena ill in hospital. Mrs. Kelly with her, Lillie Beckman and pupils sang at Rudy school amid a large crowd. Amateur program sponsored by Car PLT. A. planned for April. many entries received and more expected.
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Cavour
Richland Farmers Union
Eastelleman
Lawrence Delvaux
Cavan
Red Cross
Ladies Aid
Harry Berkman
Epworth League
Local visitors stop by several area homes this week
Yale residents Mr and Mrs George Bullock of Redfield visited PF W Marsh. Ms and Mrs RB Maass and children of Bangoros visited Zeeke Maass. Mrs James Quivilians of Mitchell and Mr and Mrs Eugene Garry and children stayed at Bernard Garry’s. Frank Marsh and son Neil and three grandchildren spent Sunday in Iroquois with P Tysell. George Davie of Sisseton spent the weekend here.
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Yale
George Bullock
Redfield
RB. Maass
Bangross
Zeeke Maass
James Quivilians
Mitchell
Eugene Garry
Huron
Bernard Garry
Frank Marsh
Neil
Iroquois
P. Tysell
Marsh Ig
George Davie
Sisseton
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Residents
Alpena miss Neda Alsandrew and Georgia Alsandrew Muron College student spent the week at home. Ardiz Brammer from DWU returned home for a brief break. Mr and Mrs Lund Woonsocket hosted at E McWilliams. Mrs Hayes visited Canistota with daughter Lela. Foster Shankland Mo Bridge spent weekend with kin. Paul Evans from Dakota Wesleyan back for vacation. Rev Wilkinson Doland visited Rev Eschuman.
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Alpena
Neda
Georgia Alsandrew
Muron College
Ardiz Brammer
DW. U
Mitchell Mona
M. Lund
Woonsockst
E. McWilliams
T. A. Hayes
Canistota
Lela
Local family visits and illness noted in Oxford area
Virgil Mrs. Broma Gock visiting the Oxford home of her daughter Mrs. Edward Knodel. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Barnes and family visited relatives at Miller Sunday. Mrs. O. B. Wangness, Barnes’ father, returned home with them. Arlo Fitch taken to a Hurtn hospital for arthritis treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fulton and daughter and Betty June Fulton spent Sunday with relatives at Irogstais.
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Virgil
Broma Gock
Oxford
Neb
Edward Knodel
D. H. Barnes
Miller
O. B. Wangness
Barnes’ Fater
Arlo Fitch
Hurtn Hospital
Lester Fulton
Betty June Fulton
Irogstais
Local Notes on Visits and Peopled Slips
Mrs George Kucha and Mrs Minus Madsen returned from Watertown with patients Mr and Mrs George Bail. Miss Lucile McGraw left Sioux Falls after attending her brother Harry s funeral. Janaca Young is a patient in a Waters town hospital. Miss Lucile McGraw a watcher in Fordham School sprained her ankle playing with children at noon. Mr and Mrs Fred Frederici and of Iowa spend a week at Mrs Frederickson s parents. Harold Wehlans arrived home for Viborg where he spent the winter. M C Madsen is moving onto the Sore.
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Carpenter
George Kucha
Minus Madsen
Watertown
George Bail
Lucile McGraw
Sioux Falls
Harry
Janaca Young
Waterstown
Wacher
Fordham
Fred Fredericiand
Iowa
Frederickson
Bert Wal
Harold Wehlans
Viborg
M.C. Madsen
Clark Visitors See Cattle Testers at Work
Mrs. Arthur Hanna and others from Clark visited the area as cattle testers from Clark have been working in the community recently and Mr. Hanna consulted a doctor. The report notes the testers spent time observing local conditions and discussing cattle health.
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Man Dahlstrom
Arthur Hanna
Clark
Hanna
Hitchcock High School Briefs Include Teaching Return and Guild Benefit
Miss Larson resumes teaching duties at Hitchcock High School after four weeks absence due to illness. Substitutes and events include Mrs Carl Dawnan hosting a Benefit Guild at John Miller home with sixteen guests quilting a quilt.
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Stein Averdeen
Kingdon
Alate
E. Gatzke
Elizabeth Biermath
Ibyidige
Gatzke
Lars Swenson
Cina
Miss Truth Laragn
Hischcock High School
Miss Larson
Mensignia
Sirenia
Fer Gars Jens
Evz
Hitchcock High School
KGDY
Earl Sumner
Carl Dawnan
John Miller
Eluven
Schroder Family Visits Meu and Local News Notes
Sheffield Mrs. Harry Schroder and daughter visited Meu where her daughter attends high school and takes part in a play. Alice Sawles returned to Huron hospital for a mastoid operation. Irvin McDonald and Mrs. Dole Dice Derale and their son from Cain Iowa are visiting relatives. The Doyle family moved to a farm southeast of Huron. Farmers in the area report some field work while others are slow to hire.
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Sheffield
Harry Schroder
Meu
Schrodder
Thei
Alice Sawles
Irvin McDonald
Dole Dice Deralé
Cain
Doyle
Huron
Local Society and Travel Notes From Sioux Falls Area
Vignettes from Sioux Falls society include visits by Mrs. Oscar Evenson and Mrs. John Silvernail, New arrivals from Brookings, and extended stays by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Enger. Births are noted for March as Mrs. John Trammer and Mr. Lloyd Mesick welcome daughters. others travel to Mitchell, Pierre, and Gresh Falls for work and family matters.
Local Social Fragments and Family News Themis
Local notices report a string of visits and illnesses including Midkley of Onaka returning from illness, Nora Gruen visiting Los Angeles, Marguerite Duhen visiting here, and Parker visiting parents. Words mention Carl Rodmer injured by a dill bat, Wetherbee recovering after surgery, and Maureen Kenifek teaching sociology. A pioneer of the county died in Mitchell, and Mrs. Traylor’s family arrangements remain pending.
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Tives
Minnea John
William Sobingtos
Ragid City
Mr. Bedingon
Nick Anton
Carrie Everson
Alpena
Pete Erickson
Hirs
Carl Rodmer
Phi
Groble Len
Charnerlain
Mer. Wetherbee
Minneapolis
Noward
Wetherbee
Maureen Kenifek
Deindarfer
Mitchell
Sunda
Louis
Thomas Traylor
Field
Dinere Ring Hee Ma- Mandl
Wessington Springs Woman Improves After Two Major Operations
Miss Alma Fischer, treated at Methodist hospital in Mitchell last week, is reported to be improving after two major operations. Fay Zink of Anoks, Mian, accompanied Neil Zink from Minneapolis to visit relatives here over the weekend.
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Wessington Springs
Alma Fischer
Methodist Hospital
Mitchell
Fay Zink
Anoks
Mian
Neil Zink
Minneapolis
Rela
Marmela Diet Pill Ad Claims Easy Weight Loss
An advertisement touts Marmela tablets as a simple no exercise aid to obesity reduction. It cites widespread physician endorsement and claims over 20 million packages sold since 1907 with results including a lighter figure and improved well being.
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Aelf
Farmers Rule Lane Delayed by Residents Guests At Lane
In Lane on March 2 special reports note farmers facing delays pulling in wheat due to residents and guests at the lane. Miss Eflsworth Dealt and sons appear in a local notice context connected to the event or proceedings.
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Lane Lane
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