Huron College to award seven scholarships from state exams
Seventy seven high school students will take Monday examinations for Huron College scholarships. Elisabeth Reid heads the scholarship committee and English department. Seven winners receive a year’s tuition plus a student association fee. six bays receive $150 each from the McClymonds endowment. Open to four year accredited high schools in the state for English math language science and history units.
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Huron College
Elisabeth ‘Reid
Huron
American Association of University Women
Fie College
Louis SK. McClymonds
Fie
Annie McClymonds
Morris Plains
New Jersey
Befor
Wisconsin ship visits in Huron aviation event
A Waco-10 from Milwaukee piloted by R B Ormond visited Huron airport today on a goodwill tour for Line Material Co of Milwaukee. Northwestern Public Services employees and local customers rode in the aircraft while others from the Watertown Africa week event returned, and the liner departed for Rapid City with two passengers.
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Huron
Milwakes
R. B. Ormond
Noth State
Line Material Company of
Milwaukee
Northwestern Public Services Comoons
Hostetler
Watertown
Rapid City
Seed grain for Springs farmer aided by legion members
May 3 Wellington Springs. Members of the Wilmann See American Legion post and neighbors of Paul Groves planted 15 acres of wheat and spelt on Groves farm after he was injured in a Monday accident that broke two bones in his leg. Twenty men, three tractors. Dinner served at Thutz farm to workers.
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Wellington Springs
Wiflmann
American Legion
Paul Groves
Thutz
Legion
Tinsley Again Taken On Hose Theft Count
Aberdeen officials report C B Tinsley, previously arrested in Mead County for horse theft and released on bond, was recaptured after failing to appear. He was sent to Bison and then to Sturgis by Sheriff Blackburn. Authorities suspect a large west river horse thief ring linked to his arrest.
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Aberdeen
C. B. Tinsley
Mead County
Bison
Blackburn
Sturgis
West River Country
Hight
Tinsley
NEECTION SATS INTS INJURY AT DANCE EVENT
Tray rs B. Adams, the Fluronite's makeup man, was confined to his home today due to an infection after tearing a fishhook during a crash at a dance last Monday.
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Neection
Tray Rs ‘B. Adams
Charm Of Fairy Tale Contained In Dolly Gann Life Story
Dolly Curtis Gann a renowned Washington figure and sister to Vice President Charlie Gann is profiled. The piece traces Permelia Curtis from Topeka Kansas to secretary to her brother and ultimately Dolly Gann, highlighting family bonds and Dolly's devotion to community, husband Edward Everett Gann, and her role as hostess in Washington.
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Permelia Curtis
Dolly Curtis Gann
Washington
May
Charlie Cat
United States
America
Permella Permelia
Permelia
Cinderella
Topeka
Kansas
Charlie
Chat
Gurtis
Dolly Gann
New England
Gann
Permelia Hubbard Curtis
New
Congress
Waren
Wyoming
Capitol Hill
Charles
Curtis
Ike
Dolly
Ditiss
Senator Curtis
Royalittle
Kentucky
Edward Everett Gann
Mae Dolly Gann
Unclear excerpt on loyalty and romantic ideals
Fragmentary passage describes loyalty to Charlie and a dispute with snobbery. It suggests a fairy tale notion that a self sacrificing good girl ends up triumphant, with Charlie winning through loyalty and effort.
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Ton
Charlie
Langmuir outlines waste to value via chemistry at expo
Dr Irving Langmuir, president of the American Chemical Society, presents a theory likening ideas to Newtons apple and describes how chemists transmute waste into value. A farmer’s symposium hears that chemistry helps farmers, with artificial drying of forage crops showing promise and higher feeding value for dehydrated alfalfa.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Columbus
Irving Langmuir
American Chemical Society
Plainsboro
Forage Growth Requires Balanced Plant Food Elements
C H MacDowell of Armour Fertilizer notes widespread deficiencies not only in common elements nitrogen phosphorus potassium calcium and sulfur but also in trace nutrients iodine magnesium and manganese. Crops lacking these cause weaker livestock poorer milk quality and broader health issues for urban populations.
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C. H. MacDowell
Armour Fertilizer Company
Chicago
Publicity Aims to Lift Canada Dairy Profits
Ottawa reports the national dairy council of Canada will boost milk and dairy product use through publicity to create stronger home demand. It cites the U S example of higher per capita consumption and notes the council has already expanded milk consumption enough to raise Canadian dairymen’s income by millions. The council is described as the sole non-government group championing Canada’s dairy industry across all sectors.
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Ottawa
Ont
National Dairy Council of Canada
Council of
United States
Canada
Better Road Manners Asked By Motorists
Paris May 3 A French sporting magazine Auto proposes police in civilian cars travel with auto club members to chase drivers who break road laws and cause more serious accidents. Civilian trained officers would investigate violations in private cars.
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Paris
Auto Clubs of
France
Auto
Coastal Airways Extends New York Route to Lake George and Montreal
Coastal Airways expands its New York Albany seaplane service starting May 30. The original two daily trips remain, with the morning flight extended to Montreal and the afternoon flight extended to Lake George.
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New York
Coastal Airways
New York-Albany
Lake George
Montreal
Albany
Decade May Wipe Away Mark Of College Work
Boston May 3 President William Allan Neilson of Smith College says the marks of a college education fade in five to ten years and disappear completely by age 35, based on observations from traveling and even in smoking compartments of Pullmans.
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Boston
Mass
William Allan Neilson
Smith College
Neilson
Pulilmans
Huge Sum Set Aside To Educate Mexicans
New Orleans May 3 The Mexican government plans to spend millions to educate one million Indian children to lift them from apathy says Miss Adelia Palacios of the University of Mexico The effort is described as an education program aimed at improving Indian welfare and social progress across Mexico.
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Orleans
Adelia Palacios
University of Mexico
Indians to receive economic aid and training plan
Miss Palacios says $20,000,000 from a $46,000,000 educational appropriation will fund more than elementary schooling. The program aims to lift Indians from poverty by teaching regional industries such as canning and preserving Mexican fruits to end apathy and promote self sufficiency.
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Langmani
Langmanr
William 8. Haynes
Henry Jeffers
Walker- Gorden Laboratory
N. J
Florlse
B. B.B
Paul's Supreme
Florence Howard
Ingles
Galloway's Orchestra
Dance Palace
Bid Deane
Mason City
Town
Palice
Eggleston Hall
Berry
Gene Morgan
Maddlo Lewis
Cutford Perry
Adler
Ruth Elting
Fair City Paint & Glass CO
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Coloy
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Pershing
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