Berg Addresses Bankers Meeting at District 2 Session
Baltic president of Northwest Grain Cooperative, Berg, speaks at the South Dakota Bankers Association District 2 meeting in Canton. He will discuss The Banker and Farmer, with welcomes from Mayor Tank and Thomas OBrien. The afternoon program includes J B Allen and other speakers, plus golf and a trout dinner.
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Berg
Bankers Meeting Grain Cooperative
Canton
Lb. Berg
Baltic
Northwest Grain Cooperative
South Dakota Bankers Association
Agricultural Committee
Grows Two
Banker and Farmer
Mayor Tank
Thomas O'Brien
Haven
State Association
J. B. Allen
Sioux Falls
Insurars of
South Dakota
Fred B. Siminh
A. B. Fairbank
John L. Mitchell
Sioux City
Comaternity
W. Herbert Roberts
Ruth Ne~raard
Jack Kelleg
E. A. Weiseth
Colman
C. T. Begn Baltic
G. J. Moen
Trained Turkeys Benefit Farm Efficiency
ARGONNE May 2 Mrs J F Younger living four miles west of Argonne believes trained turkeys are more profitable and easier to care for. She drives them to an enclosed yard each morning to nest and lay eggs then allows them to graze in the evening. This plan reduces nest disturbance and saves time while turning all eggs to profit as hens and poults are kept safe until mature enough to care for themselves.
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Argonne
J. F. Younger
Dakotans Escape In Iowa Auto Accident
Five South Dakota residents escaped serious injury when their car overturned on a highway near Garner Iowa. Driver J Murphy of Vivian South Dakota blamed a short curve for the crash. The car was damaged but repaired and the group continued to Chi Vega Hawaii after news of a relative’s death. Others in the wreck included E J Murphy Conrad Murphy Katherine Murphy and Mrs McShane of Lether.
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Iowa
Garner
South Dakota
J. Murphy
Vivian
S. D
Chivega
E. J. Murphy
Conrad Murphy
Katherine Murphy
McShane
Léteher
Yankton College Student Elections Runoffs Planned
In Yanktons college student elections William Lang of Tyn Ball was elected president. No majority for vice president or secretary prompted runoffs with Elmer Haney of Huron and Maurice Lenser of Tilden as vice presidential contenders and Dorothy Lister of Onida vs Virginia Bard of Miller for secretary. May Queen runoff includes Lois Ringer and Jeanett Gross. All runoffs set for next Monday.
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Elinor Haney
Huron
Yankton
Yanktons College
William Lang
Tyn- Ball
Elmer Haney
Maurice Lenser
Tilden
Neb
Dorothy Lister
Onida
Virginia Bard
Miller
Joe Mengel
Harrison Danforth
Ered Nichol
Paul Muilenberg
Beresford
John Wood
Parker
Pionsur Day
Lois Ringer
Norfolk
Jeanett Gross
May Queen
Motorist Thinks He's An Engineer Mistake Is Costly
Harold Dahl of 330 West Sixth Street wandered from city streets to Omaha railroad tracks and drove into a ditch. He pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in municipal court and was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to three days in county jail.
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Sioux Falls
Harold Dahl
West Sixth Street
Omaha
Dahl
Ransom L. Gibbs
Minnesota Avenue
Lincoln County Receives 16 Tons Fertilizer for Project
Canton May 2 Sixteen tons of 43 percent super phosphate fertilizer have been received by Lincoln county farmers for a fertilizer project this year. County agent L C Sayre reports corn growers will apply the fertilizer with a com planter attachment using 55 to 62.5 pounds per acre. Previous results showed yield increases of 5.1 to 12.6 bushels per acre and improved quality. Superphosphate will be broadcast on fallow land at 125 pounds per acre. Exact records will be kept and results shared with farmers next Sell-
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Canton
Lincoln County
L. C. Sayre
Falfalia
Sayre
Speedy Handling Of Election Returns Urged
Pierre South Dakota May 2 Secretary of State Gladys Pyle sent supplies to county officials to speed handling of May 6 primary election returns. Envelopes for official and unofficial returns and blanks were provided along with credential certificates for delegates. Auditors will send unofficial results as they come in and follow with official totals. Time is short for state canvass and roll calls between the primary and Republican convention.
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Miss Pyle
Soo Skyways Files For Incorporation
Soo Skyways Airport company of Sioux Falls filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. Capital is 200000 dollars. The corporators are Rush A. Brown J. M. Foster H. Peck S A. Burke W Z. Sharp Ira A. Moore and Knapp Brown all of Sioux Falls. The Farmers Union Shipping association of Turton also incorporated with no capital stock.
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Soo Skyways
Pierre
Soo Skyways Airport Company of
Sioux Falls
Rush A. Brown
J. M. Foster
H. Peck
A. Burke
W. Z. Sharp
Ira A. Moore
Knapp Brown
Farmers Union Shipping Association of
Turton
Peter H. Hansen
JM. Zerhe
O. T. St. Peter
F. G. Troske
W. A. Taylor
Conde
Winners Named for The Scribbler Literary Prizes
Vermillion May 2 The Scribbler campus magazine prize winners announced with Adrian Krier Highmore winning cover design Paul McCrillis Rapid City for best short story Glenn Wohler Watertown for one act play An Incident of the Trojan War Lena Setbacken Watertown for best poem Ruth Avery Tilden Nebr won the essay prize Readings from over 85 contributions judged by Mrs J S Tjaden Mabel K Richardson E W Hope and others Ellen Nelson Elk Point former Scribbler prize winner is featured Business managers Ruth Payne Vermillion Dorothy Clark Mobridge 1934 marks the fifth annual edition first issued in 1926.
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Vermillion
Theta Delta Pi
University of South Dakota
Adrian Krier
Highmore
Paul McCrillis
Rapid City
Glenn Wohler
Watertoun
Lena Setbacken
Watertown
Ruth Avery
Tilden
Nebr
Ellen Nelson
Elk Point
Scribbler
Ruth Payne
Dorothy Clark
Mobridge
Nine Co Ed Initiates Into Guidon Society
Nine Brookings area co eds were initiated into the Guidon society on Tuesday night. The Brookings State College chapter organized last winter with charter members mostly graduates. New members include Evelyn Kurth Clark, Dolpha Fasset, Audrey Christie, Mavis McComb, Frances Brows Brookings, Ruth Spur ling Pierre, Louise Morgan Parke, Jessie Harris Wessington, and Jose ne Ennis Volga.
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Guidon Society
Brookings
Suite College
Thesday
R. O. T. C. Juit
State College
Evelyn Kurth
Clark
Dolpha Fasset
Audrey Christie
Mavis McComb
Frances Brows
Ruth Spurling
Pierre
Louise Morgan
Parke
Jessie Harris
Wessington
Josene Ennis
Volga
Student Loan Fund Started At S D State College
BROOKINGS May 2 The board of control at State College approved creation of a Student Loan fund with a $1000 appropriation to start. Marvin Tiostum Lidgerwood N D led the plan with a committee to draft rules for apportioning the fund to help worthy students stay in college.
Unregistered Voters May Vote On Tuesday in South Dakota
Miss Gladys Pile secretary of state said women may participate by voting at the primary next Tuesday May 3. Miss Tyle candidate for the republican nomination as governor noted that conventions will have only a few women as voting delegates. Unregistered voters can sign a registration card at the polls.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Gladys Pile
Tyle
Secretary of State
Will Not Send Rapid City Man To Yankton
Charles Schmitel, who recently lost his mental faculties and was taken into custody after claiming he had been named official executioner, will not be sent to the state hospital. Authorities decide his temporary lapse requires care by his Hitchcock brother, who is well-to-do and likely to provide good treatment. Schmitel, a Polish native, holds a naturalization record in this country.
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Rapid City
Yankton
Charles Schaitel
South Dakota
State Hospital
Hitchcock
Seeding Near Groton Progressing Despite Cool Weather
Groton officials report seeding of small grains near completion with early wheat showing good emergence. Rains since Monday aid growth while recurrent frosts keep growth slow. Farmers expect corn planting to begin broadly by the 10th of May as seed beds are prepared.
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Groton Groton
Nearly Thousand On Hand For Music Meet
About 1,000 high school students gathered on the State College campus for the district music contest finals. A grand concert featuring winners from each section will be held in the college auditorium tonight supervised by Prof. Carl Christensen. Parents and friends traveled to Brookings to hear the youths amid challenging road conditions.
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State College
College
Carl Christensen
Potter Farmers Trial Superphosphate On Alfalfa Ground
Two Potter county farmers Premus Anderson and J C Strickland Sons plan to apply 40 percent superphosphate to two or three acres each of corn ground. County agent Louis Thompson notes there is no lab test for phosphorous, so they will judge results by field comparison. Superphosphate has shown good responses on South Dakota soils and in corn following grain crops.
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Potter
Gettysburg
Potter County
Premus Anderson
Lebanon
J.C. Strickland & Sons
Louis Thompson
Thompson
South Dakota
Telephone Firm Starts $10,000 Madison Upgrade
Dakota Central Telephone begins a $10,000 project at the Madison exchange. The work includes remodeling the building, installing two full switchboards, new automatic equipment, and automatic toll dialing. RB A Gilbert of Western Electric arrives to supervise with Mrs. Gilbert. seven or eight workers to follow. The plan will enable long distance dialing to Mitchell and other cities with direct connection and reduced local operator need. A new hot water heating plant is installed and the office gains a rest room and improved facilities for staff.
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Madison
Eable Nersons
Mitchell
Nere
Exchange
Regional Oratorical Contest Held By Dakota Colleges
Eight colleges from North and South Dakota prepare for regional intercollegiate oratorical contest in Sioux Falls. Participants include State Teachers College Mayville Valley City State Yankton College Huron College South Dakota State Easter State Normal Augustana College and North Dakota State.
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Sioux Falls
North and
South Dakota
Mcendas
Te State Teachers College of
Mayville
N. D
State Teachers College of
Valley City
N. B
North Dakota State
Huron College
South Dakota State
Yankton College
Easter State Normal
Augustana College
Surfacing on State Highway 37 Near Groton
Groton May 2 The surfacing of State highway 37 is complete from the south county boundary to five miles north of Groton. Crews moved headquarters to Hufftovale for work to be shipped along the Great Northern. Federal highway 83 west of the city is being widened and graded after a meeting at the club. Officials from state and American Legion auxiliary groups announced amendments and district meetings with Mrs Hattie Bannister and secretary Flanagan of the area taking active roles.
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Groton
South County
Hufftorvel
James C. Mima
Clu Merce
American Les Oxiliary
Hattie Bannister
Waters
Partment
Easi South Dakota
Flanagan
Area
Bannister
Agan
State Constabulary Convenes At Custer
South Dakota sheriffs and peace officers from the constabulary will meet in Custer on May 2. State Sheriff Fred Mims announced the gathering includes county sheriffs and invited representatives from adjoining states and railroad officials to attend.
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Custer
Pierre
South Dakota Constabulary
Jane
Sherif Fred Mim
Milner
South Dakota
Sioux Falls Legion Plans For Convention
Sioux Falls Legionnaires will hold a June 4 meeting to tidy programs ahead of the state convention in July. Officials announced the planning session to organize activities and logistics for the event.
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Sioux Falls Legion
Sioux Falls
American Legion
Sioux Falls Legionnaires
Rolson Older Reelected Carthage Club Leader
Rolson Older Reelected Carthage club leader at a reorganization meeting. Other officers include Lee Jones as president Marti D Nelson as vice president and Stratton as secretary. The club plans to begin a yearlong community project program.
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Rolson Older
Carthage Club
Carthage
Exisan Older
Redstone Township
Carthage Ean Club
Lee Jones
Marti D. Nelson
Stratton
Séereta
Ree Heights road grading project underway
Ree Heights district announces county road grading has begun along the main route. Crews will work through town length restoring the road in preparation for fall use.
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Ree Heights
A Simple Step Towards Health and All-Bran
A health note extols roughage for lasting wellness and constipation relief. Kelloge's All-Bran is advertised as a guaranteed aid, with a refund if relief is not achieved. Two tablespoons daily recommended, claimed to improve iron intake and blood health.
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Beadle County
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