Predict Highest Price Since '30
Brookings May special reports a 3 to 4 percent spring drop in milk production versus last year with pasture turnout likely boosting output. Butter prices rose in March then fell early April. The bureau expects butter prices to average near the 1920 peak this summer with cheese stocks remaining large and storage cheese holdings still elevated.
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Brookings
May
Mit
Wanr Aga
Bureau of Agricultural E Unoimies
Wre
Bureau
North Atlantic
WPA Strikers On Job In Sioux Falls After Change
WPA workmen in Sioux Falls returned to stone projects after protesting a revised hour and wage schedule. spokesman Wendell Gerry said the new rule set pay at 4 cents per hour for 8 hours per month, attributed to limited WPA funds, while workers argued the public benefits from their labor.
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WPA
S. F
Sioux Falls
Sioux Palls
Wendell Gerry
Hwsruup
Gerry
Explosion Burns Are Fatal To Two At Ranch Home
Two women died and a husband was severely burned when gasoline ignited in a shed near their ranch home eight miles from ACFRALO. Jenckins died at his home Saturday night while Mrs Whittemore died at a neighbor’s home. Jenekins and his wife were burning clothes when the gasoline exploded during the weekend.
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J. Dudehter
Burns
Jenckins
Whittemore Ced
Jenekins
William Fulton Burial in Iroquois After Long Illness
William Fulton 87 longtime resident of Tedquns and Iroquois died Saturday evening after a rapid decline in health. He was married to Mary Dane and lived in Iroquois for eight years. Survived by his wife eight children and 11 grandchildren. Interment in Iroquois Cemetery.
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William Fulton
Iroquois
Troquois
Willi Henry Fulton
Ted Quns
Fisher and Greer Abencon
Fuliatywash County
Columbia
Wislichigwa
South Didzota
Pomons, Cyl
Lester
Virwily
Iroquois Cemetery
Cultivation Is Greatest Good for Home Gardens
BROOKINGS May 4 Special Cultivation contributes most to garden success says L L Davis assistant professor horticulture State College Even in semi arid areas intensive cultivation yields early success Thorough cultivation removes weeds preserves moisture keeps a mulch on surface lowers soil temperature preventing crusting and aids root growth Stir soil when dry enough to work with shallow tools to conserve moisture Followed throughout the season this practice can yield good gardens with little rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Davis
Horticulturg
State College
Sea Son
Wessman Named SDU President
Wessman of Sioux Falls was elected president of the University of South Dakota student body in the campus general election. A junior in the College of Arts and Services, he is a Delta Tau Delta member.
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Ales
Pi Beta Phi
Mitchell
Madison
al Sopitenere
School of Business Administration
Ts Hall
Jil Speight
Max Slausthter
Yankton
Llama Alpha Epsilon
Sonos
Susan Zinn
Sioux City
Jows
Jaume Gano
Jillian Reinfield
Migg Zinn
College of Arts and Sciences
Alpha Phi
Miss Gapps
Miss Speight
Miss Zinn
Miss Gapp
al Luker
Lane
Union Board of Control
Ingalls
Maytord
Besnelae
Ail Publications
Busiess Scaagers
Redfield High News Tests Reported By Juniors and Seniors
Redfield High School for week reports written by juniors and seniors in history psychology and semes clasts with results tabulated. Top scorers include Lyle Anderson Robert Pennington Betty Bates Bruce Forsberg Jerry Jonas est Mannings Medora Hassell Mary Slaughter Fred Wolf Roberta Coxe Marguerite Roeber and Henrietta Keskie with two exceptions among winners.
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Redfield High
Redfield
Lyle Anderson
Robert Pennington
Betty Bates
Bruce Forsberg
Jerry Jonas
Est
Redfield Seniors To Present Play May 21
Redfield seniors announce the three act romantic comedy Re Katta to be staged May 21. Nina Zeller directs after the first week of rehearsal with cast members including Paul Carroli Clifton Gordimier Delmont Burn Milton Buchholz Evelyn Jacobson Evangelina Schwartz Vernie Authier Chester Meyer Marjoriy Pribble Modesta Lawler Paul Andersen and Phyllis Hughes.
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Redfield
Entertain Club Miller May 4 Bridge Night
Mrs Bert Maversock hosted her bridge club at home on Friday with byes and prizes for Mrs John Haverstock and Mrs Odin Schrver. Refreshments followed as May Day season themed decor was used at close of play. ATTENDS TRAINING SCHOOL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Maversock
John Haverstock
Odin Schrver
Eversull Announces Spring Speaking Tour Across State
President Frank L. Eversull of Huron College outlines a busy spring schedule with multiple engagements across South Dakota and Ohio. He notes higher demand for appearances, turning down more invitations than he accepts, and will be joined by family and colleagues for related ceremonies and invocations.
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Frank AL. Eversull
Huron College
Igi
Eversull
Elmwood Place
Ohio
W. S. Eversol
Elmwood Pisco
Cicinnati
Frank L. Eversull
Harry K. Eversull
Marietta College
Woonsocket Commercial Club
Avon
Huron
South Dakota
Belle Fourche
Masonic
Aberdeen
Presbyterian Church
Virgil
Philip
Chamber of Commerce
Madison
New Elby Hall
Wessington
Brookings
High School
Cavour
Irene
Grutan
Wolsey
Salem
Lily
Langford
Redfield
Selby
Mobridge
de Smet
Alexnandrig
Elmwood Placy
Okie
Wessington Juniors Entertain Seniors Banquet
Wessington High School junior class hosted a May 1 banquet at the Community Hall with a circus motif. Clyde Matthews led introductions, speakers included Stanley Geiver Marguerite Schlichte and others, plus a nervous band and girls quartet. The event closed with dancing led by Matthews and Maxine Kandy.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Clus
Clyde Matthews
Stanley Geiver
Marguerite Schlichte
Marlene Jacohson
Henry Biepler
Leslie Larson
L. A. Davis
J. le Clarke
Maxine Kandy
Stanley Golver
Lillian Elyea
Schamps Welcome Son Born April 23 in Huron Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joe Schamp announce the birth of a son on April 23 at a Huron hospital. Monsoons are noted for their major economic impact in many nations due to rainfall regulation.
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Schamps
Bonilla
Joe Schamp
Huron Hospital
Hub City grows in 'Growing Month' for April business gains
Aberdeen reports April 1937 post office receipts rising 18.9 percent to 13 404.58 and bank clearings leaping 20 percent to 52 965 589.19, marking the largest monthly gain in years. The year prior figures show strong positive changes and continued growth in local commerce.
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Aberdeen
Treat Anthrax Early Urges Vaccination Across Counties
BROOKINGS May 4 Special Early vaccination of cattle for prevention of anthrax is best. Farmers in frequent outbreak districts cite last year in Haakon County where vaccinated herds avoided deaths. Spore vaccine favored for July to September risk. vaccination twice yields strongest protection, though single early vaccination still reduces losses significantly.
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Brookings
Haakon
Byid
Redfield Students To Present Drill Demonstration
Redfield hosts a Friday night May 7 physical education show directed by Edna Williams and Edith Lyle. Seventh and eighth grade girls perform calisthenics and dances while younger groups do folk dances and tumbling. Freshman and high school girls and boys display dives, pyramids, drills, and athletic routines as the all school exhibit opens after the program.
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Redfield
Edna Williams
Irene Tilley
Edith Lyle
Haddorff
Eifth
Arade
Adult Education Instructors Meet in Kingsbury County
A meeting of Kingsbury County adult education teachers was held Friday with county director Mrs. Marie Renach presiding. Guest speakers included state consultant Mrs. Vera B. Anderson of Madison and county superintendent Miss Otillia Kaudson. The program concluded with a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Teachers of Adult Education
Kingsbury County
Marie Renach
Mus
Vera B. Anderson
Madison
Mise Otillla Kaudson
Miller Has trio Of Mayors In 32 Years
Miller records show only three mayors since incorporation in 1905. Charles Thompson opened the line, S W Christ followed for eight years, then W J Halbower served twenty years before Wilburn Burke succeeded him this week.
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Miller
Charles Thompson
S. W. Christ
W. J. Halbower
Halbower
Wilburn
Burke
Hulhawer
Wessington Music Week Program Highlights Local Talent
In observance of National Music Week the Wessington School and community presented a varied program Sunday at the Community Hall Bay 2. The lineup featured the high school band under M C G Eckert, a chorus directed by Prof Loftus H Ward, vocal soloist Mrs L R Chesebro, the boys' glee club and quartette under Mrs W Rice, the girls' glee club also directed by Mrs Rice, De Robert Young on vocal solo, and the Wessington ladies' quartet with community church support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessington
Uni
M. CG. Eckert
Loftus H. Ward
L. R. Chesebro
H. S. Boys' Glee Club
W. Rice
H. S. Boys
HS. Girls’ Glee Club
Sale
de. Robert Young
Wessington Ladies’ Quartette
May Breakfast Held by Presbyterian Church Ladies
The fifth annual May breakfast hosted by all women of the Presbyterian Church was served in the church dining room on Saturday morning. Since its inception five years ago the event has become eagerly anticipated, with one hundred seventy five meals served between 6 and 8 am. The room featured a May pole centerpiece and tables adorned with apple blossoms and pussy willows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Miller
The
Presbyterian Church
Births in Spink County Dip to Low Monthly Total
Redfield May report shows April's births at five, the lightest in months, while twelve deaths and six marriages fill the records. Couples listed include Jeranur Fehlman with Lallie Nol Redfield, and Gle Price with Evelyn Russell Bonilla. Names and ages span Hitchcock to Turton with various Frankfort and Wolsey connections noted.
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Redfield
May
Spne
Sputh
Wie
Elias BE. W
Hitchcock
Floyd Mahan
Joe J. Bonn
Andover
Robert D. Herman. Conde
Clerke of
Cours
Jeranur Fehlman
Lallie Nol
Gle Price
Evelyn Russell
Bonilla
Robert Kronwald
Curnan Thompson
John Hefie
Raymond
Myvile Benson
Clark
Henry Groth
Steen
Minnesota
Minnie al Neil
Tulane
Elvin G. French
Mary Jane Drill
Wolsey
Herman F
Walter V. Saft
Mellery
M. Siviuh
Frankfort
Steurson
Websters
Benj
Athol
Clifford Myron
Ludlower
Turton
Nt Modelles Louises
Frankfurt
Arthur Lawrence
Durand
Hess
Jacx James
Baby Born in Sheffield Area To Dillman Family
A daughter weighing ten pounds was born May 4 at the home of Clyde W. Day near Sheffield to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dillman. The baby arrived at the Day residence where the Dillmans' parents live.
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Skeeffield
E. E. Dillman
Sheffield Frid
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