Bashful Teachers Learn Poise From Student Practice
Vermillion March 30. University of South Dakota education professors Note bloom Mirsk guide 46 prospective teachers in practice teaching at the university high school and Vermillion public schools. Note bloom says teachers should maintain awe of the lives in their hands and inspire students to great deeds.
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Vermillion
Mar
Charlotte Notebloom
University of South Dakota
Miss Notebloom
Mise Notebloom
University High School
Dull
Wiss Norebloom
Thomas MM. Mirsk
Leare E
D. W. TL. Italson
Alvo
Summer Session Plans At University of South Dakota Vermillion
Vermillion plans for the 15th annual summer school at the University of South Dakota opens on campus. Educators from Haven College Sioux Falls and University of Minnesota join others to teach courses in psychology biology and economics. The new gymnasium adds facilities and swimming lessons are offered for the first time. Enrollment last reached 254 in 1628 and is expected to rise this year with extra bulletins mailed to teachers in several states.
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Eaind
Cymnasium
University of South Dakota
R. D. Such
Haven College
W. L Early
Sioux Fills High School
C. Z. Whittow
J. G. Anders
Minnesota
Anna Holi Vermilion High School
W. H. Batson
Hatson
Eid
Northern State Teachers College names rural education head
Changes at Aberdeen facility announced today name E L Small as head of rural education replacing E B Lippig who resigns to join Kan University. Robert Campbell named head contends with campus shifts as Telfar Mead resigns. Mrs Julia Cowell, Bay Burnham, and others noted in reorganization. Weeks granted year long leave.
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Aberdeen
Spesialj
E. L
Col! Yero
B. Lippig
Tremene
Robert Campbell
Telfar L. Mead
Wheat sowing seasons begin in Bonilla region
In Bonilla region on March 34 farmers expect a profitable year as wheat has already been sown in several fields and farm work is set to start in earnest next week, moisture permitting. Confirmed by local farmers amid hopeful outlook for harvest and agricultural activity.
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Bonilla
Bonilea
Mar
New Chicken Ranch Started Near Bancroft
Mar 30 report states Joe Fiemanix began a chicken ranch two miles north of Bancroft on Doerra DIT of Floron’s farm. Mr Clements plans to raise about 2,000 Orrhingtons to be hatched at a Haren hatchery.
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Bancroft Bancroft
Joe Fiemanix
Bancroft
Doerra
Floron
Clements
German editor requests photos of Black Hills
Mitchell Mar 36. A German editor asks for pictures along the Custer Battlefield byway to illustrate an article for the official automotive club organ. W D Fisher secretary manager of C B H association says a group of photos has been sent including Black Hills state game lodge and Custer’s Last Stand.
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Mitchell
Germany
W. D. Fisher
C. B. H. Association
South Dakota
Fisher
Felix, Baumann
Sith Hindenburgstrasse
Holmersdorf
Berlin
Dechze Automolk Feikeng
German Automobile Club
Custer Battefield Byway
Black Hill
Custer State Bark
Custer
Mrr. Fisher
Fetter
The
County clubs push canning and poultry work for youth
County agent Archie Joy notes strong farm youth participation in county canning and poultry clubs. Five girls aged 10 to 19 form a standard club learning canning methods and handling fruits vegetables and meats while earning money. Poultry clubs grow with members raising 50 or more chickens, monthly discussions follow club activities and a poultry show is planned with business partners aiding start ups.
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Pierre
Far
Archie Joy
Stanley County
Joy
Es Uiere
Pos
le Porkry Business
Miller City Schools Names Teachers for New Year
Miller City school board reelected all current staff except four, naming Morrison Sims as superintendent and Chester Wood as principal. Listed teachers include Maude Rowcliffe English, Lucile Revell home economics, Edith Curry Latin, Dorothy Travis commercial, Elmer Waibey manual training, Brynhild Teterson assistant principal, Kathryn Fannon music, Anton Thomasen eighth grade, Beatrice Hurley sixth grade, Mary Wood fourth, Mamie Toten third, Lonise Sole first, plus others.
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Kathryn Farnon
Anton Thomasen
Beatrice Hurley
Mary Wood
Mamie Toten
Lonise Sole
Farmers Ready to Start at Miller Next Week
Real farming operations are to start here next week. Practically all farmers in this vicinity are ready to start work in the fields, which have dried off sufficiently. A few farmers who have terms on birh ground have already sowed their wheat.
Fire damages sepale effigy in Nova parade center
A damaged parade display in Nova center appears to have started from a short circuit or an accidental cause. Initial reports indicate the central tamb in the event was destroyed, with a crowd noting the effigy depiction of Chyigt. Investigations underway.
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Naples
Nafles
M Oup
Fite
Chyigt
Preparations Under Way to Welcome Tourists at Custer Park
Custer State Park in South Dakota readies for a surge in summer visitors. Superintendent Charles W. Robertson says plans include adding rooms at the state game lodge and an annex to the Sylvan Lake hotel, constructing up to 50 cabins, and a 60 foot log lookout tower atop Mount Coolidge for fire spotting and scenic views. Lumber supplies are on hand and a spring-building program aims to accommodate higher tourist demand. The park reports strong deer and elk populations and 200,000 visitors last summer, with more expected this year.
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Custer State Park
Charles W. Robertson
Mount Coolidge
USA
Robertson
Nauticuler
Day County Driverman Endorses Silos For Dairy Feeding
Webster March 39. J A McKane a Day County dairyman advocates silos saying a good silo is as essential as a barn. His hollow tile silo built in 1925 saved labor and boosted production. Four cows averaged 26.9 pounds butterfat with silage and February feed versus 33.5 pounds without silage in 1924, a 6.6 pound gain with silage.
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Webster
Mar
J. A. McKane
Day County
Canova Ban Dividend Order Signed Here
Judge Alva E Taylor mailed a court order to Pierre authorizing a dividend of a specified percent by the People's State Bank of Canova. The signing by the circuit court judge suggests the dividend payment will be issued soon.
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Alva E. Taylor
Pierre
People’s State Bank of
Canova
Circuit Court
Arlington shippers report livestock value total
Arlington Farm er Livestock Shipping association handled livestock valued at 164 124.31 this year. The stock included 6100 hogs and 272 head of cattle with others noted in the report.
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Arlington Shippers
Arlington
Arlington Farmerg Livestock Si!pping Association
Wessington Church Plans Monday Night Meeting
A meeting for Wes sington community church members is scheduled for Monday night. Reports on the past year's work will be presented and a vote will be taken on retaining the president minister Rev J. H. Black.
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Wesslaw UN
Wessington Community Church
J. H. Black
Lice Killing Method For Hens Uses Nicotine Sulphate
G L Stevenson of Sitka College experiment station reveals a night method to rid chickens of lice by painting a thin ribbon of 40 percent nicotine sulphate on roost tops. Do not expose skin, close rooms, or leave chemical can open. One pound treats 200 to 600 hens at about £40 per pound.
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Dlrookings
Mer
G. L. Stevenson
Sitte College Experiment Station
Bison
Increase Acreage Of Alfalfa In Lincoln
Canton reports a planned rise in alfalfa acreage in Lincoln County this year says county extension agent L C Sayre. Seed dealers note strong demand for better grades and hardier varieties. Alfalfa was winter killed last year and farmers aim to establish more resilient fields. They also seek stand improvement to bind soil and boost alfalfa quality.
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Canton
Lincolnn
L. C. Sayre
Resignation of Northern Iowa US Attorney Named
Sioux City March 30 John G Mullan announces Mellam Pe Segns resigns as assistant United States attorney for the northern district in Town effective April 1 due to private business. Mullan notes he has held the post since December 1924.
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Mellam
Watertown to Host Second Annual 4 H Rally Day
May 13 rally day for the county 4 H program announced by county agent A. W. Palm. Codinzie notes this as a major event in the boys and girls 1929 program.
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Watertown
Mar
Codinzie
A. W Palm
South Dakota urged to use native alfalfa seed
Ralph B. Johnston of the State college extension service urged South Dakota growers to plant genuine South Dakota grown alfalfa seed or other northern United States seed that matches local climate. He warned that seed from Arizona Kansas Utah and Turkestan often fails under South Dakota conditions and costs more in the long run. He emphasized supporting home production and choosing seeds suited to Sunshine State conditions.
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota
United States
Ralph B. Johnston
State College Extension Service
Johnston
Arizona
New Mexico
California
South Dak Ia
Kansas
Utah
Turkestan
South Africa
South America
Dividend announcements reach farmers state and McLaughlin bank
Two dividends are declared by state banking officials. Farmers State Bank of Chester pays a third installment of 7 percent, bringing total to 27 percent since suspension. McLaughlin State Bank creditors receive a second dividend of 10 percent.
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Fierre
Iidead
Farmers State Bank
Chester
State Banking Department
Mcolaughlin State Bank
McLaughlin
Lake Norden Creamery Declares Dividends At Annual Meeting
Lake Norden patrons receive a two cent patronage dividend and a four percent interest dividend. The cooperative reported 155 155 pounds of butter produced in 1925, with butterfat paid at 46.8 cents per pound, and a total price near 49 cents after the additional payment.
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Lake Norden Company
Lake Norden
Mar
Wessington Auxiliary to Hold Easter Dance Plans Formed
WESSINGTON. The American Legion auxiliary of this city were planning today for an Easter dance event to be announced with details forthcoming. Leaders noted community spirit and hoped for a strong turnout from residents and families.
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Wessington
American Legion Auxiliary
Parmer Farm Plan Near Bankhel District Initiates Start
The district signals a new farming plan aimed at boosting optimism this year. Local authorities and residents engage in preparations as moisture conditions and agricultural prospects shape new initiatives.
Essington Schools Plan Time Homes Easter Return
Essington report notes schools may implement time homes as part of Easter schedule changes. details are unclear due to OCR gaps but reference to a March return and local planning.
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Essington
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