Dates of AG contests set for May 10 and 11 in South Dakota
Vocational agriculture and home economics contests for South Dakota high schools are scheduled at State College on May 10 and 11. More than 85 accredited high schools will receive notices, with contests noting six agricultural events and several home economics exhibits.
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South Dakota
State College
Smith-Hughes
Orland
Brookings
Roslyn
Lane
Harttford
Gregory and
Spencer
High Point
Redfield
Carretson
Parker
Stumboldt
Norma Shade
Mildred Robinson
Hegtelline
Bertha Lake
Lillian Stevens
Franklin Consolidated School
Madison
C, R. Wiseman
Laura J. McArthur
Ww. P. Beard
Change Hours Of Church Services In Gann Valley
The Rev L F Bennett will serve both the local and the Duncan church with morning services starting a half hour earlier. Services will be at 10 o clock in Gann Valley and 11 o clock in Duncan.
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Gann Valley
L. ¥. F Bennett
Congregational Church
Dungan
Duncan
Better Place Than Wisconsin CANN Valley Couple Return
A Valley couple, previously living in Wisconsin, have returned to make their home here. They rented a portion of the Stroud farm three miles south of Gann Valley for the coming season and will reside with the Strouds.
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S. D
Wisconsin
Romis
C. B. Red
Jr .Straud
Gann -Valley
Strouds
Marion to Have New Post Office
Marion officials announce that Washington awarded Dr. A B Holfer the contract to erect a new post office building in Marion. The government will lease the structure for ten years and operate the facility as the town’s post office.
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Marion
Post Office Department
Washington
A. B. Holfer
Rough fish taken from Cottonwood lake shipped east
Large quantities of rough fish are being taken from Cottonwood lake northeast of here and shipped to eastern markets. The game fish are thrown back.
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Cottonwood
Cottonwood Lake
Miller Man Makes New Potato Chips
Miller town opens a potato chip factory run by Jack Fintsel who sells the chips to local stores. The report notes a new popcorn product alongside the chips and mentions distribution within town.
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Jack Fintsel
Ramona Bank Pays Second Dividend for Creditors
Creditors of the People's State Bank Ramona receive a second dividend of 10 percent, raising total paid since suspension to 25 percent as announced by the state banking department. A freak pig was born on the Tred Wahl farm with two heads and two bellies but a single lower jaw and mouth.
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Ramona Bank
Pierre
People's State Bank, Ramona
State Banking Department
Stwins Selby
Tred Wahl
State beacon to be visible for 100 miles
Brookings May 1 The 3 000 000 candle power air plane beacon light atop the 165 foot campanile at South Dakota State college will be visible to aviators over 100 miles away and to ground observers up to twenty miles away, engineers say. The revolving beam makes six turns per minute and may reflect on clouds for greater distances.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
State College
H. S. Carter
Arlington
Hstelline
Ariton
Rutland
Gettysburg Grain Elevator Sold to Local Owners
The Atlas elevator in Gettysburg was purchased by Guy Chadsey J Williams and John I School all of Gettysburg. Adolph Moritz Redfield auditor handled the sale. They will take possession June 16 with Chadsey as manager, operating under the Home Grain company name.
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Gettysburg
Allas Elevator
Guy Chadsey
J. H. Williams
John. I
Adolph
Moritz
Redfield
Allas
Ghadsey
Home Grain Company
Atlas Elevator
Line Company
Name Officers Of Scabbard And Blade
Brookings May 1 Now officers of Scabbard and Blade, national honorary student fraternity at South Dakota State college, were announced by Captain Dana Allan, professor of military science. Albert Pugsley, Brookings, captain, William Fleury, Volga, first lieutenant, August Will, McIntosh, second lieutenant, and Alfred Ely, De Smet, sergeant.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Dana Allan
Albert Pugsley
William Fleury
Volga
August Will
McIntosh
Alfred Ely
de Smet
New Airplane Line To Start May 15 Between Mobridge and Winner
Chamberlain reports a new air line will commence May 15 with regular daily trips between Mobridge and Winner. Stops will be at Chamberlain and Winner, operated by the Pierre Airline Company with announced charges.
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Chamberlain
Mobridge
Winner
Piérre ‘Airline
Dean Luluz Spilde Walks Miles To Speak
Springfield May 1 Poor roads forced Dean Luluz Spilde of the Southern State Normal schol to walk three miles to a speaking engagement at Colone last Thursday. She was scheduled to address the Parent-Teacher association but muddy roads stalled her transport and she continued on foot to deliver her address.
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Springfield
Dean Luluz Spilde
Schol
Colone
Parént-Tedder Association
Preston Pool Set to Open Late May or Early June
Lake Preston reports the town pool will open in late May or early June after renovations led by street commissioner OG D Thorsness. The lighting circuit has been extended for better illumination. Bernard Dahlen returns as lifeguard, and trees shrubs and vines are being planted around the pool area with a new aquatic garden and fountain planned.
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Lake
Preston
OG. D. Thorsness
Bernard Dahlen
Ife Savor
Boy Finds Money Hidden by Tornado in Davis
Neil DeBoer an 11 year old Davis resident found a package of government funds blown from the post office during the September tornado. The money totaling 350 dollars in five ten and twenty dollar bills was turned over to Postmaster Daniel who awarded the boy three dollars from his own funds.
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Davis
Neil DeBoer
Dalaiel
Quilt Made by Merry Workers Club at Mrs Johnson Home
The Merry Workers club met at the home of Mrs. Jack Johnson to make a quilt. The next meeting is planned at the home of Mrs. George Chard on May 9.
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Merry Workers Club
Jack Johnson
George Chard
Agar Claims Is Cleanest Town
Agar, May 1. Residents boast clean up week has made Agar the cleanest little place in South Dakota. Streets, alleys and yards show benefits of cooperative work with paint dealers reporting replenished stocks since spring painting began.
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Agar
South Dakota
Onida Club Hosts Season Opening Golf Tourney
The Onida Golf Club opened its season with a two division tournament led by John Adams and Milo Brown. Milo Brown captained the winning side as players competed on local links in Onida.
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Onida
Onida. Mal
Club-Avas
John Adams
Milo Brown
Golf course on western Lake Sully in fine condition
A golf pall reports the course on the western shore of Lake Sully in fine condition. Local course officials note good playing surfaces and favorable weather conditions for upcoming play.
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Lake, Sully
Edna Olson Named Pritzner Assistant in Aberdeen
Mellette May 1 special reports Miss Edna Olson of Mellette has been appointed assistant to Walther Pritzner, professor of music at the Northern Aberdeen normal in Aberdeen. Olson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Olson and a graduate of music from the normal.
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Mellotte
Edna Olson
Mellette
Walther Pritzner
Aberdeen Normal
Aberdeen
Miss Olson
Martin Olson
the Normal
Pfitzner
Agar Band Holds First Practice in Agar
The newly organized Agar band conducted its first practice in Agar with M. R. Keck of Onida serving as leader. A preater percentage of Des Moines residents own homes compared with other cities.
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M. R. Keck
Onida
Des Moines
Iowa
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