Young Americans Learn Self Government At South Dakota YCL Convention
Pierre hosts the fourteenth annual South Dakota convention of the Young Citizens League on May 13 and 14. Delegates, led by state YCL chair J F Flies, will meet in the Capitol to set a theme for the year. Since early roots in Brown County, the movement has grown to thousands of chartered chapters and one-room schools, focusing on essays and letters from seventh and eighth graders about democracy and law observance.
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Brown
Guhin
Grem
YCLA
Young America
Guardian
Armourend
South Dakota
Garden Planting Ledger At Weeks School
A brief note describes students at Weeks School tending a garden planted in ink blotter soil. They grow cucumbers carrots and squash and record daily happenings, led by Amanda Kolleyer, as part of a hands on gardening project.
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Aye
Amanda Kolleyer
Wohele Girl Scouts Earn 120 Badges
Wohele Girl Scouts Troop 4 met at the Baptist Church Monday for a regular meeting. Captain Walker led the business session as plans for the Court of Awards were discussed. A tea fund was noted with each girl asked to bring 15 cents. 129 badges were earned and Maypole and Ramona Lundgren guided a play titled Wienies on Wednesday. A special practice is set for Saturday May 4 at the church.
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Khe Wonele Tyi
Baptist Church
Walker
Mavonne Cotton
Maxine Lundgren
Ramona Lundgren
Ruth
Smith
Wienies
Calor
Pirate YCL Holds Eighth Regular Meeting
The Pirate Young Citizens League held its eighth regular meeting led by president Wendell Buckley. Members recited the flag salute and pledge, answered roll call, and planned yesterday’s hike with Doris Tschetter and Viola Wipf on refreshments and Wendell Buckley Adina Pullman and Junior Decker on entertainment.
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Pirate Ycl
Pirate Young Citizens League
Wendell Buckley
C.L
League
Doris Tschetter
Viola Wipf
Adina Pullman
Junior Decker
Adina
Ell Buckley
Thraing
Ad- Tschetter
Eine
Della Davis
Decker
Secretar
Tyrrell School Pupils Plan Farm on Sand Table
Tyrrell School pupils under teacher Leland Greeny plan a classroom sand table farm. The project includes planting wheat barley and oats with a barn and other buildings as described by Elmer Anson Foster District No 3.
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Tyrrell School
Elmer Anson
Foster District No
Leland Greeny
Fifth and sixth graders draft twenty review questions
Robert Brewer recalls a classroom game at Meyer School where fifth and sixth grade history pupils wrote twenty review questions each. The teacher, Agnes Greenan, asked a question and players moved along bases. three chances counted as outs. Brewer notes he did not miss a question.
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Tim
Robert Brewer
Agnes Greenan
Meyer
Sunshine School lengthens class periods say pupils
Seventh grader Wendell Buckley writes that Miss Della Davis extended daily periods to give more board work and longer classes. Pupils report liking the new program. In related school notes, Scheele School pupils Edna Bauer and Francis Stahl earn second place in spelling contest in War on Saturday.
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Della Davis
Sunshine School
Wendell Buckley
Scheele School
Edna Bauer
Francis Stahl
Fifth Grade Writing Note Reflects Student Performance
In a fifth grade report fragment, handwriting and oral skills are cited with phrases like Our representatives tall did well. Francis Stahl is mentioned as a writer and Mrs. Ganghran as the teacher in the readable OCR fragment.
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Francis Stahl
Six Whiteside pupils in spelling contest results
Six pupils from Whiteside School competed last Saturday. Geonard Fritzsche, fourth grade, placed first in written and second in oral. Vincent Feters, fifth grade, won both oral and written. Pauline Kohlmeyer, seventh grade, topped both written and oral and will represent Beadle County in the September state contest. Lucille Fritzsche, reporter.
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Whiteside
Geonard Fritzsche
Vincent Feters
Pauline Kohilmeyer
Pauline
Beadle Cou
Septeimver
Lucille Fritzsche
Honor Lilas Wipf At Birthday Party
Birthday party for Lilas Wipf aged 13 at Turrey School. Russell Maas notes a cake with 131 candles and Lilas blowing them out before receiving a dime from teacher Le Land Greenan. The page marks it as the last party of the year with classmates planning more birthdays.
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Lilas Wipf
Turrey School
Russell Maas
Foster District No. 3
Leland Greenan
Silas
Services Held For Frank Ohlson At Forestburg
Funeral services were held Tuesday for Frank Ohlson at the Lutheran church in Forestburg. Rev. Knudtson officiated. Ohlson, born 1889 on a Union Sanborn County farm, died April 27 at age 51. He served with the American army in 1927 at Camp Funston before returning home due to ill health. Survived by his mother Mary Chison four sisters and four brothers. Burial was in Artesian cemetery.
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Forestburg
Frank Ohlson
Knudtson
Ohlson
Union Sanborn County
Camp Funston
Mary Chison
Artesian
Spirit League Meeting at Murray School Weekly Program
The Spirit League of Murray School met with President Jsan Paulsen calling meeting to order. A member was absent. A program followed and refreshments were served by Mrs. Thompson including peanuts and candy.
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True Spirit League of the
Murray School
Jsan Paulsen
Messing
Busin
Thompson
Social Security Officials Become Indian Chiefs
WOOD May 2-¢Pi-It was Wambli Wa-Kita Wednesday when you addressed C H Mc Cay state social security director and Wambli Wayoliya when you spoke to Otis Jerde its executive assistant They were adopted as sons of the Lower Brule Litux of the Roschud Reservation last night with McCay honored by the title of Chief Looking Eagle because he snaks after our old folks and Jerde named Looking Eagle s helper The officials came from Pierre to explain the state social curity department worse in aid edy aged They were ini in White Thunder ceremonial Lodge here by Chiefs Carlos Fallingaux George Whirlwind Selidier Moses Stranger Horse Charles Crazy Horse and other Linux notables presented McCay will a pair of elaborately decorated mocensing
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Pierre
White Thunder
Carlos Fallingaux
George Whirlwind Selidier
Moses Stranger Horse
Charles Crazy Horse
McCay
Spink County Purchases Stallion With FSA Loan
Spink County acquires a stallion using an FSA loan as part of its agriculture program. The purchase reflects county support for livestock and rural funding, with officials noting the animal will enhance breeding and local farming activities in Redfield and surrounding areas.
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Spink County
FSA
Redfield
May
Farm Security loan to buy stallion for herd improvement
A Farm Security Administration loan named Lt. J. Hillestad to purchase a stallion for herd improvement involved 83 participants. The $650 loan will be repaid with site fees used to retire the loan.
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Farm Security Administration
Ioan
Lt. J. Hillestad
Fragmentary plied text on nearby rail line
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a half moon, brightness, and a tied tuft in an unclear scene near a rail line. Names and places are garbled, leaving only scattered visual hints about a railway context.
B.T.Y Tonic and Conditioner for poultry diseases
An obscure ad describes B.T.Y as a safe, efficient tonic and conditioner for poultry. It claims to balance digestion, prevent mucus buildup, and protect nutrients, promising improved health and digestion in flocks. Sold by a local store with uncertain wording and fragmented phrases.
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Fady
Roup
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CAB Ouna
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Voller Ad
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Ari
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Huron
Lusk
Thesa Peters
City Club
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