Egg Fertility Tests Improve Hatchery Efficiency
BROOKINGS May 5 Special Poultrymen gain ability to count chicks before hatching using fertile egg detection after incubation with blue or daylight bulbs. A 100 watt blue bulb yields best results, though practice is needed to identify fertile eggs. Fertile eggs show enlarged germinal discs. infertile eggs heated 14 hours are only slightly impaired. Method may boost incubator capacity about 1 percent. commercial acceptance pending. Also notes a Wessington card party with RN A members, election to membership, 500 and bridge prizes, and a Rose Hill lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wilber O. Wilson
State College Poultry Department
Fedeers Department
Wilson
Wessington
May
Wessington Corp, RN. A
Ular
Charles Elyea
Eshler
Timmerman
Rose Hill
Faculty Speakers Are In Demand At High School Commencements
BROOKINGS May reports show faculty members again sought as high school commencement speakers. President C W Pugsley will speak May 17 Chester, May 19 Lace Preston, May 20 Mayion, May 25 Roslyn, May 28 Eureka. Professor George McCarty of State College will speak Ramona May 12 Freemar May 19 Edgemont May 25 Husyn June 1 Mitchell June 2 Alexandria June 3. Professor Ward Miller will speak Florence May 19 Bradley May 20 Canby Minn June 3. H B Hepner will address Eastern High School Madigon May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
C. W. Pugsley
Chester
Lace Preston
Mavion
Roslyn
Eureka
George McCarty
State College
Will Yropk
Ramona
Freemar
Edgemont
Husyn
Mitchell
Alexandria
Ward Miller
Florence
Bradley
Canby
Minn
H. &. Hepner
Eastern High School
Madigon
Mother's Day Circle Event Hosted by Mrs Stobbs
Wellington special reports Circle host Mrs Sam Stobbs welcomed members and guests for a Mothers Day party. Ms Sam Bungum led the program with poetry responses while Mrs Richard Gehring gave the welcome and Mrs Stewart Bottom replied. Music included a piano solo by Mrs L R Chesebro and readings by Mrs BP Fitch. Lunch followed under Mrs C W Hall's arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Stobbs
Circle
Wellington
Sam Bungum
Richard Gehring
Stewart Bottom
BP. D. Fitch
Mabel Alarie
Edna Allen
L. R. Chesebro
Enoch Hutchinson
C. W. Hallbock
Moves to Onida Wayland
Lloyd Stoa formerly of Wayland called here Tuesday for his household goods stored since he left for Onida. He was manager of am eia vatar here and was transferred to Onida some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onda Wayland
Lloyd Stoa
Wayland
Onida
Mr. Stoa
Am Eiavatar
Birthday Visit For Mrs Blakewell At Erwin Home
A small gathering of friends visited Mrs. C. A. Blakewell in Erwin on Monday afternoon to celebrate her birthday. The attendees spent the time visiting and shared a lunch brought by the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erwin
C. A. Blakewell
Cabinet Member To Be Speaker In Pierre Dinner Planned
Postmaster General Jaymes Farley, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, or another Roosevelt cabinet member, will speak at a late May or early June Pierre dinner. The event honors South Dakota’s Jeffersonian Campaign fundraising, with a goal of $10,000 and more than half subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Jaymes A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
P.L. Crowlie
South Dakota
Oliver A. Quale, Jr
National Parts
Crowlie
Jeffersonian Campaign Committee
Vie
Quale
Florida
Farley
Pacific Coast
Congress
Crowle
Summer Fellowship Candidates Chosen
Brookings May 5 Francis Jomlin and Ralph Mernaugh, junior agriculture students at State College, were named fellowship candidates by the Danforth Fellowship committee for the Danforth Foundation and Purina Mills summer program. Credentials will be sent to the Foundation. one will be named winner and the other an alternate. Past winners from State College include Jack Hartman in 1936 and Walter Hermanson in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Francis Jomlin
Ralph Mernaugh
Letcher
State College
Danforth
Danforth Foundation
Purina Mills
Ooen Jack Hartman
Walter Hermanson
Vocal Groups Sing In Miller Festival at St Lawrence
The St Lawrence band and vocal groups performed at the Miller festival on Tuesday May 4. Massed choirs and ensembles presented selections with one chosen for the final concert. The school closed Tuesday afternoon to allow students to participate.
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ST. Lawrence
St Lawrence
Miller
Gettysburg Service Clubs Host Cheyenne Agency Banquet
The Gettysburg Service Club hosted the Cheyenne Agency Club and ladies at a May 3 banquet. The Agency Club presented a peace pipe from Pipestone Minnesota to the Gettysburg Club as it tours Iroquois Federation Clubs. The program featured vocal solos readings an Indian memorial by R. W. Ushaar, and prayers by Rev. Stewart Frazier with Father Gene. T. J. Klause served as toastmaster. About 180 attendees shared plates at the IMLE Church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Service Clu
Cheyenne Agency Club
Agency Club
Gettysburg Club
Pipestone
Minn
Iroquois Federation
R. W. Ushaar
Supt
St Lawrence Juniors Ready Annual Play The Mill of the Gods
St Lawrence High School juniors prepare for The Mill of the Gods to be staged Thursday May 12 with Charles W Bush directing Genevieve Jones as costume manager and Hilda Zieger as propney manager The plot centers on a bank embezzlement failed by fate plus humor from a colored Indy and an Irish tramp Also Wayland visitors Thomas Warren family noted on May 5 reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
Charles W. Bush
Genevieve Jones
Hilda Zieger
Indy
Ministers' Course Brace Planned at State College
Plans for the two weeks long ministers' short course in rural leadership near completion at State College July 11 to 22 announced by Prof. W F Kumlian rural sociologist. The non denominational continuation school operates with the college rural sociology department and the National Home Missions Council. The program emphasizes religious psychological social and economic thought and runs on a three year basis with a certificate after third year's completion. Participants have come from South Dakota and nearby states.
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Dhuubungs
GoKlans
State College
W. F. Kamilen
Sim
South Dakota
College Rural Sociology Department
Noonal Home Missions Council
Federal Council of Churches
Kumtier
South da
United
Health Is Subject Of Assembly Program May Day Observance
In St. Lawrence High School an assembly Monday May 2 marked National Child Health Day. Students filled health records on habits height weight posture and disease protection. Leroy Vuaisle led community singing and Hilda Ainger presented Child Health Day. Dorothy Persson delivered a humorous reading The Bath Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
Leroy Vu
Hilda Ainger
Dorothy Persson
Real estate transfers listed for Beadle County and Huron
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels in Huron and surrounding areas including Joseph Daum transactions to Kate Johnson Kate Daum and Roy Daum with nominal sums and lot descriptions. Ed Neymeyer transfers to Fed Farm Mtg Corp. Loyal Bennett to Agnes Stafford and other conveyances noted. Also banquet plans announced for Frankfort junior class Mothers and advisers meeting chaired by Mira Soterlee with Mrs Earl Kearney and Mrs W P Jones overseeing dining and kitchen duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle County
Joseph Daum
Kate Johnson
Huron
Orig
Louis
Daum
Kate Daum
Roy W. Daum
Joy L. Daum
Roy Daum
Edward C. Neymeyer
Fed. Farm
Mtg. Corp
Loyal J, Bennett
Agnes Stafford
Temmey
L. Byron
Marasret BE
McFadden
Jax
Riv
Lodge
Laura K. Wilson
Et al
Jas
C. FH
Cora E. Hoffman
Gertrude E. Stanwood
Troy
East Huron
Frankfort
Mira Soterlee
Sanurl
Earl Kearney
W. P. Jones
University To Hold Band Meet at Vermillion
Vermillion May 5 University of South Dakota hosts a band conference led by ACR Meallister of Joliet High School with R F Fulnhum of USD assisting. Three daily sessions cover tuning balance breathing and interpretation. Visiting bands will perform and receive critique from panel directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
ACR
Meallister
National High School Band Association
Joliet
R. FT. Fulnhum
McAllister
Mee Alister
W. R. Dalton
College of Fine Arts
MedAllis~ Tex
Fulghum
Sousa
America
Europe
Herbert Clarke
University of Michigan
University of
Commends Opponents For Clean Campaign in Congress Race
Emil Lori ies, successful Democratic nominee for Congress in the district, thanked Wednesday those who backed him. He praised the clean campaign by opponents and urged continued harmony and unity for victory next November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Emil Loriies
Congress
Wedre
Yion
Indian Theme Marshal Banquet at St Lawrence High School
St Lawrence High School plans its Junior-Senior banquet on May 7 at the school dormitory with Eugene Hurlbut as toastmaster and Lorraine McPhail providing the class history. Le Gamble will deliver the class will, Marie Weaver and LeRay Ling sing solos, Superintendent Morris P Hasveld gives a toast. A dance follows in the high school assembly with music from a Miller group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
Eugene Hurlbut
Lorraine McPhail
le Gamble
Marie Weaver
LeRayling
Morris P. Hasveld Giying
Miller
Rally Day Planned at Gettysburg May 7
Potter County superintendent Ethel Hartman announced Rally Day for May 7 for all county students. Morning educational contests at the schoolhouse, afternoon athletic events at the fair grounds, with the Service Club sponsoring a free lunch at noon in the Legion hall for all youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Ethel Hartman
Poter County
Potter County
Fair Grounds
Heven
Service Club
Legion Hall
Erwin Seniors Present Tiger House at School Play
Erwin high school seniors stage the mystery drama Tiger House Friday evening under director John Tolmie. Cast includes Juanita Anderson Elmer Sorenson John Schoneck Phyllis Penn Margaret Couls Marjorie Johannesen Ralph Vincent June Jensen Andrew Halvorsen and Elwood Walkow.
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Osborn’s
Urvice Shoe Shop
Waylan’y
William Warren
Guy McElrath
Oceanside
Calif
Fred Warren
Tiger House
Warner
Charmeuse
Habicht’s
Habicht
Huron, S. D
Gluck
Shin Et
Gluck Brewing Company
Minneapolis
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