Information On Soy Beans And Hay Given In State College Bulletins
South Dakota farmers may access bulletins from State College experiment station summarizing studies on soy beans and hay. Findings show soy beans support milk and fat production, compare favorably with cottonseed meal and linseed meal, and hay from soy beans adds protein. Recommendations note moisture needs, testing small plots, and using bean hay as emergency or supplementary forage, with care avoiding hog feeding due to pork concerns.
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State College
South Dakota
Brookings
Fred W. Sargent
Chicago and Norh Western Railway Company
Middle West
BR. L. Bronson
Rapid City
North Western Railway Company
Easter Special Services in Lake Preston Churches
Lake Preston marked Easter with morning gunrise service led by Luther League president Alice Kopperud and speaker Henry Carson. The evening featured a 20-voice choir directed by Mrs. Harry Whipsiey performing The Redeemer's Song, plus a short playlet The Triumph of Love directed by Mrs. Maryirr Johnson, and a brief floral altar display.
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Lake Preston
Luther League of the Lutheran Church
Alice Kopperud
League
Henry Carson
Seber
Alice Hedberg
Jesse Nordhagen
Congregational Church
Harry Whipsiey
the Redeemer
Mesdames Lovell
Whipsjey
Baldwin
Mr. Freeman
Hookey
Lewis
Vivian Rice
Maryirr Johnson
Love
Dorothy Moxam
Delbert Bates
Adeline Olson
Lew Morgan
Avis Mattern
Warren Freeman
Mildred Weick
Almeda
Woonsocket Cafe Fire Causes Kitchen Ceiling Blaze
Woonsocket fire department answered a call to the Comnet cafe after an over heated stove in the kitchen ignited a fire that spread to the dining room back area. Most damage came from smoke and water with redecorating needed in the dining room.
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Woonsocket Cafe
Woonsocket
Woonsocket Fire Department
Comnet
Bootlegging Sioux Falls Man Comments on Pigeoning
Ben Fismenich of Sioux Falls told a judge that bootlegging is a more honorable occupation than stool pigeoning. He admitted selling half pint bottles at a dollar each, costing 5 cents to him, with profits varying from 15 to 35 cents and occasionally as high as 250 dollars. He was fined 100 dollars.
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Sioux Falls
Ben Fismenich
Fischenich
Candidates Must File This Week For May Primary
South Dakota candidates seek county and state offices for the May 4 primary. Petitions must be filed by Saturday April 2 with county auditors for county posts and with the secretary of state for state and joint legislative district offices. Far more candidates are delaying filings, with governors and U S senate nominees among those who waited until the last week.
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United States Senate
Eastern State Debaters at national Pi Kappa Delta tourney
Four representatives from Eastern State Normal school with coach Karl Mundt travel to Tulsa for the national Pi Kappa Delta debate and forensic meet from today through April 1. The team includes Ruth Wood, Ethel MacGunnison, Johnston Jeffries, and Keith Case, with Miss Florence Newcomb and Miss Joyce Gregory among Eastern alumni noted for past successes.
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Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Karl E. Mundt
Tulsa
Okla
Ruth Wood
Ethel MacGunnison
Hartford
Johnston Jeffries
Pierres
Keith Case
Wichita
Kaw
Eastern
Misa Florence Newcomb
Joyce Gregory
Bryant
United States
Glen Mills
Exterimpore
University of California
Miss Newcomb
Freeman
University of South Dakota
Gregory
Laverne, Min
Mills
Tyndall
Gunnisor
Brookings
New Books At Huron Public Library Listed By Category
The Huron Public Library announced new acquisitions across Fiction, Philosophy and Religion, Sociology, Education, Music, Travel, Biography, History, and Children's sections. Notable titles include Armstrong Romantic Adventures of Mr Darby and of Sarah His Wife, Gray’s Morning of Winter, and Haines Toss-up among many others across dozens of authors and subjects.
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Public Library
Huron Public Library
Armstrong
Mr. Darby
Sarah
Baum
Bennett
Beresford
Bindloss
Pine Creek Ranch
Rinehart
Miss Pinkerton
Roth
Job
Sawyer
Scarlett
Sinclair
Spencer
Stringer
Tarkington
Thompson
Vandercock
Wassermann
Doctor Kerkhoven
Waugh
Webster
Williams
Honeyfiow
Smith
Jacobs
Mazur
Southard
Europe
Jacks
White House
Hawks
Robinson
Glendening
Halbert
Moyer & Wostrel
Moyer & Worstrel
Moyer and Wostrel
Ramsey and Lawrence
Hieberle
Bmythe
Carolina Low Country
Laut
Santa Fe
Barbour
Upper
Yangtze
Travel Hambly Review Notes and Biographies Listed
Travel Hambly with Motor Truck in West Africa referenced. Biography items include Sweeter and Embree works on Washington. History and Easy Books entries mention Linnell behind the battle, Baker Peacock Eggs Lent Clear Track Ahead Mulgany Joan and Pierre.
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West Africa
Sweeter
Embree
George Washington
Nicolay
Washington
Linnell
Behind the Battlements
Baker
Peacock Eggs
Lent
Mrs Halvorson Rites Held in Forestsburg Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Tom Halvorson were held Monday at the Lutheran church with Rev. Johnson officiating. The body was to be sent to Wisconsin for interment. Surviving husband, one daughter, three sons, eight grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Born in Norway November 2 1883 she immigrated to the U S in 1884 and lived in Wisconsin and Minnesota before settling in Forestburg in 1914.
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Minnesota
Glennwood City
Wisconsin
Tom Halvorson
Haying
Forestburg
Man Hunters Scene at Miltons Party Sparks Talk on Marriage
In a party scene at the Miltons, Susan Carey refuses early marriage while seeking independence. Mrs. Milton praises a free, lively upbringing and remarks on suitors, urging Susan to enjoy her youth as dancing couples fill the front room and a pianist plays St Louis Blues.
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Susan
Jessie
Mrs. Milton
Rose Miller
Susan Carey meets Ben Lampman at Mrs. Milton’s party
Susan Carey steps into a lively evening at Mrs. Miltons with Ben Lampman, a tall rough-edged pianist who flirts and rouses her curiosity. Rose Milton pushes the pair toward conversation while Eddie Wilkins notes Lampmans politics. Susan enjoys the moment yet wonders about social bounds.
Susan Carey Faces Future In Quiet Dinner Date
Susan Carey returns home with Ben Lampman after a party and contemplates her ambitions to become a business girl. She weighs Aunt Jessie’s strictness, her own ego, and the lure of independence as she prepares for bed and future tests. Her thoughts drift to Rose Milton, Robert Dunbar, and the mystery of what lies ahead.
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Susan
Tve
Mrs. Milton
Susan Carey
Mia
Milton
Jessie
Veronica
Oak Park
Grace
Pasadena
Lide
Rose
Plano
Eddie Wilkins
Young Lampman
Eddie
Ben
Ben Lampman
Mr. Lampman
Ber
Whitman
Nesido
Aunt Jessie
Acros
Stecke
Rose Milton
Ben Lampach
Jessie Carey
Black
Robert Dunbar
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Mrs. Halvorson
Huron
Seach
Farnerg
Charles
National Bank, of
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Worrall
Rey Bouse, Auctumert
Iit
Best Lampmar
Wilson Barber Auto Co
Lampe’s Food News
Yacht Club
Bartlett Pears
Monarch
Northrup King
Lampe Market Co
Feir Grounds