Larson urges increased flax production in South Dakota
Dean C. Larsen of South Dakota State College urges farmers to plant more flax this year, citing rising demand and prices. He notes the United States imports about 18 million bushels annually, with flax prices bolstered by tariffs, and argues flax could be more profitable than wheat if grown in normal years.
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South Dakota
Dean C. Larsen
South Dakota State College of Agriculture
Dean Larsen
National Flax Development Committee
South Dakets
United States
Argentina
Huron
See Prospect Poultry Higher See Prospect Poultry Higher
Brookings, Mar. 27. Higher poultry prices than a year ago are likely through the first half of 1929, the South Dakota Agricultural Outlook for 1926 says. Egg prices will not exceed 1923 levels but will stay above 1927. fall and winter demand may shift focus to meat poultry.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State
College Extension Service
Pare Weasion
Shell
Open 2.700 Acres To Homestead In Meade County
South Dakota land sale opens 2700 acres near Belle Fourche for homestead. March 27 to April 13 reserved for World War veterans with drawing on April 15 to assign allotments. April 16 to July 15 veteran preference. June 26 to July 15 for public simultaneous filing. Land mainly grazing, parcels from 40 to 280 acres with scattered 40 and 50 acre tracts.
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Pierre
Belle Fourche
Meade
Bitterflies
Huy PL Dares
Federal Land Office
Soudly da
Barnes
Speaker to address South Dakota State College students
C A H dea la Gardie, enforcement agent in charge of the Minneapolis Internal Revenue Service division, will address the student body at South Dakota State College Tuesday April 2 on enforcing the narcotic act. He is among several prominent speakers scheduled for lectures before the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de LaGuardie
Brookings
C. A
H. Dea la
Opening of South Dakota Horsemen and Breeders Association
H L Lawrence, president, outlined the groups major aim to promote English and Thoroughbred breeding in South Dakota. The plan includes races polo shows sales and equestrian events, plus a push to establish a second Churchill Downs on a 1500 acre island between Chamberlain and Gorham.
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Amercan Island
Chamberlain
H. L.lawrence
South Dakota
American Remount Association
Association
Lawrence
Ben Fulwider
Toua
A. C. Frame
Fred RK. Smith
Pierre
Fulwider
Frame
Reliance
Smith- Ip de
Pierré Bolo
Paul. Martin
Charse Pentage
Kansas City
James DB. Biot
Sioux Falls
Wayne Dinsmore
American Horse Association
Missouri River
Gacoma
Bu‘tt
Belo
Ft Meare
Pelo
Hot Springs
Rapid City
Mitchel
Aberdeen
Huron
Pierra
Mrs Earnest Webb in Critical Condition in Huron Hospital
Seriously ill Mrs Earnest Webb of Richland township is reported as in critical condition with crystal disease at a Huron hospital. The report notes her residence and the serious illness as of March 27 in this special dispatch.
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Troquois
Earnest Webb
Richland Township
Vinol Ad Claims Weight Gain After Wash Carriage
An advertisement touts Vinol as a delicious cod liver compound that boosts energy, sleep, and appetite. Mrs Cortese testifies of gaining 18 pounds after using Vinol, claiming it helps nervous and frail individuals recover strength and vitality. The pitch mentions Vinol as suitable for children and adults and promotes Perriton's Ring Store as a source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortese
Vinci
Perriton
Ady
Engineers' Day Displays at University of South Dakota
Plans announced for Engineers Day at the University of South Dakota Vermillion on April 19. Students will run the event featuring miniature airplane contests, model engines, and tours of engineering shops. Pilot Albert Hegenberger will deliver the address after guiding America’s first long flight from San Francisco to Honolulu.
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College of Engineering
University of South Dakota
Albert F. Hegenberger
United States Army Air Corps
Dayton
Ohio
South Dakota
Hegenberger
San’ Francisco
Honolulu
Engineering College
University Collese of Engineering
A. Trively
Swartout Family Reunion In Gann Valley Area
A Swartout reunion was held at the F. Eb Swartout home in Gann Valley. Attendees included Mr and Mrs C C Swartout, Carl Swartout, James Grove, Walter Car and family, George Hilliges, Will Strause, Harold Swartout, and Lisse Stroud. The Eb Swartout family plans to move to Mitchell shortly after April 1, after roughly two decades in Gann Valley.
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Lisse Stroud
F. EB. Swartout
Mitchell
Gape Valley
WESSENSTON STIFNOL REELECTED BUT RESIGNS
Wessington city echoots report Supt R W Johnston reelected to his post but resigns due to an election account error. Other teachers reelected. Mrs Janet Lempke Mrs Milfred Hutchinson and Mr and Mrs Merwin Crawford announce plans and resign. Directors elected Danforth March 27 with Flint Johnson Jos O Hara and N McCary named. Other officers Dan McCutcheon secretary and Ole Arboast treasurer.
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Wessenston Stifnol
Wessington City
R. W. Johnstom
Janet Lempke
Milfred Hutchinson
Merwin Crawford
Danforth
Flint Johnson
Jos O'Hara
N. McCary
Pleasant Valley
Dan McCutcheon
Ole Arbocast
Plan Girl Scout Training Courses in Minneapolis
Training courses for Girl Scout leaders will be held in Minneapolis on April 19 and 20 as part of the Girl Scout annual conference of the Hiawatha region. Courses cover troops management under acting regional director Louise Price and supervisors Thelma Bryant, Mrs Walter Beebe, and national field executive Sibyl Gordon Newell.
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Minneapolis
Hiawwatha
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Louise Price
Thelma Yrant
St. Paul
Walter Beebe
Minneapore
Sibyl Gordon Newel
Plan Advertise For Bids On Deaf School Plan
SIOUX FALLS, Mar 27. Advertising for bids on the new improvements at the South Dakota School for the Deaf will begin shortly after April 4. The board of charities and corrections will act on the appropriation at its April meeting. Planned work includes heating system rehabilitation, new boilers and steam mains, a gym addition to the heating plant building, and a new granite fireproof dormitory.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota School For the Deaf
Board of Charities and Corrections
Pions
Alfalfa Conversion Is Growing Industry in South Dakota
South Dakota's alfalfa conversion into meal is expanding from one mill to over 30 across the west of the river, with the first plant now operating ten mills and shipping ten cars of meal daily. Alfalfa meal, containing high protein, is marketed as a feed mixed with grain, charcoal, or stock molasses, and old hay is repurposed into meal. Output per mill is eighteen to twenty tons daily, brown meal priced at fifteen dollars per ton, green at seventeen dollars per ton.
Demonstration Draws 125 At Plake's Parlage
About 125 farmers and townspeople attended a demonstration of tractors and farm machinery at Plake's parage. The event showcased the latest in farming equipment with attendees learning practical applications and benefits for their operations.
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Mellette
Snecia
Plake’s Parage
Conservation and Flood Control Topics At State College
Lincoln Memorial library at South Dakota State college reports strong interest in conservation of natural resources and flood control. High schools and women’s clubs predominantly request information, with 28 requests fulfilled from the college library’s statewide service.
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Brookings, ‘Mar
Lincoln Memorial Library
South Dakota State College
State College Library
Rapid City Adds 52 to Convention Roster
Rapid City announced two major gatherings for the coming season. The plant science seminar association will meet August 19 to 24, with 50 reservations. geologists and educators from the midwest and west attend September 1 to 5 for the third annual session of a regional geology meeting. A survey of the Black Hills geology will be conducted during the sessions. Also noted, Spring Lake Township has purchased a new grader.
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Rapid City
War
Chamber of Commerce Br. C. C
O'Harra
State School of Mines
R. L. Bronson
Plant Science Seminar Association
Middlewest
West
Geological Seisiy
Midcontinental
Rocky Mountain States
Black Hills
Sioux Falls Braves Award Monograms to 11 Players
Eleven members of the Sioux Falls college basketball squad received letters at a banquet at the Carpenter hotel in Sioux Falls. Named as letter winners are Walter Lembske Garretson De Losa Klopp Sioux Falls Elmer Rustad Wakends James Shreve Kenneth Farpsworth Alexandria Idridge Carr Sioux Falls Harry Clark Sioux Falls Jesse Smith and Clifford Kizer Montrose. Klopp elected captain for the 1930 season. Rustad is the only member not previously Elis this season.
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Sioux Walls
Sioux Falls College
Braves
Carpenter Hotel
Walter Lembske
Garretson
de Losa Klopp
Sioux Fails
Elmer Rustad
Wakends
James Shreve
Kenneth Farpsworth
Alexandria
Idridge Carr
Siouxle
Harry Clark
Jesse Smith
Cliffard Kizer
Montrose
Rustad
Elisthis
Lois Klopp
Sioux Falls
Klopp
Sioux Falls High School
Bravas Hire Promising Sophomore To Rebuild Explainer Role
A college falls team installs a sophomore in the explainer position succeeding Walter Lembske 11 Garretson after his first season with the Bravas. The move signals a strategic shift as the team seeks stability and clearer guidance on plays.
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Larson
State College
Mar
Seconth
Ames Casewall
Pleasant ‘Valley
Churchill Downs
Troquois Gann Valley
C. E Pippin
Kimball
H. J. Oates
EH. Swartout
Gann Valley
Drovn
Iroquois
Troquois Eer
Traylor
Milter
Irgquois
C. George
Olivet
Mr. George
Scott Schlicht
Kimball Gann Valley
Finucane Ranch
Plan
Cavour Troquois
Flord Singer
Cavour
TFS
Pierce
Ferce
Xovery
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Bay Geader Danforth
Spring Lake Township
Kgrownen
Pomps Ygee
A. A. Wot
Huron Dental Clinic
Olympia
Ih A. Jomanson
Anpessiment
Alfoul
Huren
Farmer's Cooperative Association
Go. Dak
General Motors
Pontiac
Williams Motor Company Arcade
2Nd Motor & Wis
Berdose
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