U Glee Club On Program Tonight
Vermillion March 28 The University of South Dakota Men's Glee Club led by W L Wilson performs at the Made in South Dakota Fair in Sioux Falls tonight with the Northwestern Railroad band. The program includes The Bells at Eventide Away to Rio Old Man Noah The Blizzard Gypsy Love Song The Bells of St Mary Soldiers Chorus from Faust and Gounod Neil Boardman will play violin and Thomas Rozum will sing bass. Members listed include Donald Grieves Glenn Wohler Carlos Kemper Will Rogers Willard Graham Harold Steck Clarence Michelson Marlowe Lloyd Thomas Rozum Conrad Paulson Harold Linderman Gayle Koehne Ralph Dunham Phil Raebel Sylvester Norman Grant Morgan Howard VanCamp Raleigh Baldwin Harold Gray Ted Von Seggem.
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Rock Rapids
Willard Graham
White Lake
Harold Steck
Belle Fourche
Clarence Michelson
Hot Springs
Marlowe Lloyd
Stowe City
Thomas Rozum
Humboldt
Conrad Paulson
Dell Rapids
Harold Linderman
Timber Lake
Gayle Koehne
Oldham
Ralph Dunham
Clark
Denyon
Vermillion
Phil Raebel
Wessington
Sylvester Norman
Pierre
Bass
Grant Morgan
Watertown
Howard VanCamp
Raleigh Baldwin
Harold Gray
Ted von Seggem
Gregory
Gopher Control Tips For Alfalfa Fields In Canton
L C Sayre from Lincoln agricultural agents outlines spring gopher control methods for alfalfa fields. Poison bait prep uses chopped roots dusted with strychnine and saccharin, placed into runways four to eight inches deep. Probing with a rod distributes bait at two points per system of ten to twenty mounds, with cautions to keep poisons away from children and livestock.
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Canton
L. C. Sayre
Lincoln Agricultural Agents
Sayre
Stock Men Seek Survey For Centralized Yard
Livestock producers and directors from Heven Tolstoy Lebanon Gettys burg met to urge a Federal Farm Board survey of Potter county and the Redfield area for centralized yards. A. M. Eberle explained the plan while Fred Meyers outlined a Redfield concentration point. The meetings aim to acquaint farmers with board plans and gather direct feedback.
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Gettysburg
Heven, Tolstoy
Lebanon
Federal Farm Board
Potter County
Redfield
Lotis J. Thompson
A. M. Eberle
State College
Federal Farm Hoard
Fred Meyers
Producers Commission Association
Sioux City
Eberle
Gettysburg Club Plans To Distribute Pure Seeds
The Good Cheer Community club of Gettysburg voted to distribute pure vegetable seed varieties among members as a project this year. Seeds will be used to produce samples for the Potter county agricultural exhibit at the State Fair and for the club's county fair exhibit. Committee members include J C Strickjeng Floyd Weaver and Paul Chri stopheron. Mrs Ted Lake is club president.
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Gettysburg
Good Cheer Community Club of
Potter County
Louis I. Thompson
J. C. Strick- Jeng
Floyd Weaver
Paul Christopheron
Ted Lake
Religious Group To Hold Camp Meetings
The Woodland inter denominational holiness association plans its annual camp meeting May 28 to June 8 in the Woodland church grove six miles east of Carpenter. C. W. Ruth, renowned evangelist, will be principal worker. Roy Cox of Carpenter is treasurer of the association.
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Carpenter
Woodland Inter-Denominational Holiness Association
Clark County Holiness Association
Mitchell
Woodland Church Grove
C. W. Ruth
Roy Cox
Nayland Girl Burns in Laboratory Accident
Wayland, March 23 Special reporter: Dorothy Ravenscroft a freshman at Nayland High School is recovering after receiving sulfuric acid during lab tests. Her face and several places were burned though injuries are not considered serious.
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Nayland
Wayland
Dorothy
Ravenscroft
Yankton Gold Star Mother Goes to Paris Trip
Mrs Henry Frerking of 313 Mulberry Street, a Yankton Gold Star mother, will join the 1930 government offered trip to France to visit her son George's grave. She is arranging passports and sailing requirements and expects to depart with other Gold Star mothers in May. The War Department provides all trip expenses.
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Paris
Yankton
Henry Freking
Mulberry Street
France
George
Fterking
United States
Frerking
War Department
Washington
Howard Poultry TB Meetings Draw Large Miner County Crowd
More than sixty attendees heard Miner county, South Dakota led by example in the bovine tuberculosis fight. Sioux City livestock official Harry Boyts opened sessions with a TB campaign update and noted $30,000 refunded by packers since accreditation, while Poultry specialist C. Weisner described the Grow Healthy Chicks project and Dr. G. S. Weaver explained disease signs and held a poultry clinic. Jones also reminded residents cattle must be tested before entering the county.
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Howard
Miner County
W. Jones
Harry J. Boyts
Sioux City
Iowa
South Dakota
Boyts
V. Weisner
Extension Service of
State College
G.S. Weaver
Made In South Dakota Exposition Opened In Sioux Falls
Made In South Dakota exposition opened Wednesday afternoon in Sioux Falls with more than forty exhibitors showing state products. Cement and sugar from the Black Hills are included, alongside the 21st annual Sioux Falls automobile show. Both events occupy the Wilson Transportation terminal, a major midwest trucking hub.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
Wilson Transportation Company
Middle West
Lake Preston Entrants Named for Declamation Contest
Lake Preston high school to enter each division at Yankton college meet on May 2. Frances Rich will represent the school in oratory with The new orient. Bessie Swartz enters dramatic with The white hands of Telham. Charlotte Smith competes in humorous with The school program. Extempore speaker to be chosen later.
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Preston
Yankton College
Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Frances Rich
Bessie Swartz
Telham
Charlotte Smith
Woman Injured After Fall From Haymow to Barn Manger
Alpena Michigan March 28 special report Mrs Hemming Erickson was badly hurt Saturday when a fall from the haymow into the barn manger caused chest injuries after the haymow door blew shut. She is recovering at home with limited details available.
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Alpena
Alpenma
Mar
Hemming Erickson
Erickson
Majority Of Springs Teachers To Return
Ten of the 17 members of the Wessington Springs public schools teaching faculty have signed contracts for the next school year. Three grades teachers and four high school staff declined contracts leaving vacancies in primary, fourth and fifth grades and in the high school a senior principal, an assistant domestic science instructor, and two other teachers to be supplied. A campaign to boost alfalfa acreage is under way in Stanley County with county agent Archie Joy urging farmers to expand crops.
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Wessington Springs
Mar
Wessington Springs Public Schools
Alden Cutler
Fort-Pierre
Archie Joy
Stanley County
Triplet Calves Reported on Daleske Farm Near Alpena
Alpena March 28 Special farmer Will Daleske reports three calves born Sunday morning seven miles southwest of Alpena on his large farm. The mother is a large wet cow, with two of the calves twins, all three healthy and expected to live. Practicing for operetta Tulip Time at Alpena High School April 17 to benefit the glee club.
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Daleske
Alpena
Ofereita
Jalpena
Mar
Foreign Language Grindstone Critiqued by SD Grad
William Norwood Brigance, a 1916 USD alumnus now head of speech at Wabash on leave to pursue a PhD, dissents in the April American Mercury article titled The Foreign Language Grindstone. He argues foreign language study should focus on learning the language itself rather than claimed disciplinary value. Brigance cites extensive graduate work at Nebraska Iowa Wisconsin and Chicago.
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Vermillion
The
American Mercury
William Norwood Brigance
University of South Dakota
Brigance
Grindstone
Wabash College
University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
University of Wisconsin
University of Chicago
Bushfield Withdraws From South Dakota Supreme Court Race
Harlan J. Bushfield of Miller has withdrawn from the race for the South Dakota supreme court seat in the second district, citing a move away from private practice. With Bushfield out, E. D. Roberts of Pierre remains unopposed, while Judge Carl G. Sherwood will retire at end of 1930. The field in other districts includes James Brown and Frederick A. Warren in the third district and Samuel C. Polley in the first district.
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Bushfield
Miller
Mar
Harlan J. Bushfield
South Dakota
Roberts
Supreme Court
Carl G. Sherwood
James Brown
Frederick A. Warren
Flandreau
Samuel C. Polley
Power Company Plans 200 Mile Pipeline
RAPID CITY March 28 Announcement says Minnesota Northern Power plans a 12 inch pipeline from Cabin Creek gas field near Baker Montana to Bismarck North Dakota about 200 miles. Work on the Glendive Williston line is already in progress per Black Hills Utilities officials.
Mitchell Plans for Big Fall Festival in 1930
Mitchell Corn Palace committee reformed at the Chamber of Commerce with J Harmon reappointed chair. Mayor George Fredericks and others named to the executive committee. Plans target a standout 1930 fall festival during the week of September 29 at the Corn Palace. Subcommittees formed to manage show phases. A F Smith re-elected treasurer. C I Rolston secretary.
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A. F. Smith
C. I. Rolston
Spencer Elected to Head Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Spencer, longtime Watertown civic leader and board member, was elected president of the Watertown Chamber of Commerce, succeeding John H. Hunter. Frank Michaels named first vice president, R. Morse second vice president, and H. D. Rice treasurer. In Alpena, three-year-old Doris Lehr broke her leg in a fall, recovering well after a local doctor treated her. The Golken Red camp 2712 A N A initiated Doris Paeschal at I O O F hall with a fellowship lunch hosted by Martha Vandergrift, Pearl Jones and Dora Kline.
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Spencer
Watertown
Mar
Dr. L. 5. Spencer
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
John H. Hunter
Frank Michaels
R. 3. Morse
H. D. Rice
Alpena
Doris Lehr
Ed Lehr
Forl
Golkien
Doris Paeschal
Martha Vandergrift
Pearl Jones
Dora Kline
Huron Pierre Bus Schedule Seems Skewed Text
Bus timetable shows a Huron to Pierre route leaving Huron at 2:45 p.m with a connection to a northbound train at Wolsey at 3:38 p.m arriving Pierre at 7 o'clock. Pierre to Huron departs 6:30 p.m or 10:45 a.m and connects with a Wolsey southbound train at 10:29 a.m.
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Huron
Pierre
Wolsey
Six Legged Lamb Presented to State College
A six legged lamb born near Clear Lake was received at South Dakota State College for study by Prof. H. C. Severin and students in entomology and zoology. The extra legs are attached midway between the fore and hind legs. The college has previously received abnormal pigs with multiple legs or heads.
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State College
Clear Lake
South Dakota State College
H. C. Severin
Entomology and Zoology
Henry Streuzneau
Rex Bankert
Severin
Bankert
Capitalists Buy Land in Tepee Oil Field near Hot Springs
A group of Italian capitalists from Omaha leased about 800 acres from Arthur a Strouse in the Tepee Oil field near Oelvidhs and Smithwick, about 25 miles southeast of Hot Springs. A. R. Rizzuto, president of a large construction firm, arranged the deal and with the investors plans to sink a test well soon. The Tepee dome is viewed as highly promising and the Continental Oil Company has long paid cash for leases on this structure.
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Hot Springs
Mar
Omaha
Arthur A Strouse
Tepee
Oelvidhs
Smithwick
A. R. Rizzuto
Frank Gervasi
Moldy sweet clover hay kills cattle, warns SD expert
Dr G S Weaver of South Dakota State College cautions that moldy or spoiled sweet clover hay can cause internal hemorrhages in cattle, stripping blood clotting factors and leading to death. Symptoms include swelling under the skin or in muscles. treatment is limited and hay should be removed. Alternate roughage to prevent recurrence.
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Brookings
G. 5S. Weaver
South Dakota State College
Weaver
Farm work slow in Wayland as ground remains wet
In Wayland on March 28 practically no farm work has been done. Ground remains too wet for operations. A few fields have been sown to wheat.
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Wayland
Sioux Falls Doctor Sues For Over $20,000
Dr. W. J. Andreasen of Sioux Falls filed a circuit court action Tuesday against De Luxe Taxi Cab Co and driver Charles McClintock seeking $20,290 for injuries from a February 1930 collision at the Phillips Avenue Twelfth Street intersection. The suit claims a broken right leg, bruises, and a severe nervous shock from being struck while crossing. Attorneys listed are Bielski & Elliott for the plaintiff.
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Sioux Falls
W. J. Andresson
de Luxe Taxi Cab Company
Charles McClintock
Phillips Avenue
Twelfth Street
Andreason
Bielski & Elliott
Andreasen
Lake Preston Schools to Pause for One Week Spring Break
Lake Preston is set to close all school activities for seven days starting March 31. The board of education announced the break to give teachers and students time to rest and enjoy the spring atmosphere. Local officials chaired the decision, emphasizing a full week off from classes and school duties.
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Lake Preston
Board of Education of
Miller G A R To Improve Cemetery Grounds Plan
At the last annual meeting of the Miller G A R Cemetery Association members voted to start landscape improvements. Officers prepared two planting plans with shrubs and trees, surveyed streets and blocks, and consulted Professor Ford for rockings. Members are urged to review plans, cooperate, and ensure planting complies with the plan as a water well is being provided. The 1930 planting is expected to be larger than ever.
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G. A. BR. Cemetery Association
Ted
Ford
Stave
Rogkings
de. E. H. Wi
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