Palmer Delivers Yankton Address on Frontiers of Faith
Dr. Albert W. Palmer president of Chicago Theological Seminary spoke at Yankton college Founders Day about pioneering in moral and spiritual frontiers. He praised Yankton college founder Dr. Joseph Ward and contrasted inertia and status quo with a vision to build the Kingdom of God, noting this was his first trip to South Dakota.
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Yankton
Albert W. Palmer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Pioneer College
Yankton College
Joseph Ward
Palmer
Oliver College
Michigan
Palmr
Dr. Palmer
Yanktonenleg
South Dakota
Armour
Central Union Church of
Honolulu
First Congregational Church
Oak Fark
Chicagi Seminary
Summer Session Calendar at Aberdeen and Lake Enemy Swim
Aberdeen announces a complete calendar for the Northern State Teachers college summer session June 8 to July 17 and summer training at Lake Enemy Swim July 20 to August 28. New courses align with South Dakota education rules, featuring plays, lectures, music, leadership courses, English Institute, and graduation on July 17.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Lake Enemy Swim Biological Station
Aberdeen School
South Dakota
Department of Speech
Marian Kalayjian
Karlis Brownell
Boy Scout
Lake Enemy
Clyde Fisher
Lawrence Harp
Russian Cossack
Good foreign demand for wheat prospects in France quota rise
Washington May 6 The agriculture department said foreign demand for wheat should stay strong in the next two to three months. In France there have been two successive increases in the foreign wheat quota and imports may rise accordingly.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
France
Department
World Wheat Prospects Mixed Across Europe and Americas
The department notes improved import demand in Europe amid ongoing relaxation of restrictions and reduced stocks in continental nations. World crop prospects remain generally favorable with Europe steadier than last year but below average, while United States winter wheat looks very favorable though spring regions report moisture shortages in parts of the United States and Canada.
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Department
Europe
United States
Canada
Doctors To Be Paid By Year
Dr. Charles H. Mayo of Rochester predicts a future where families pay doctors by the year for preventive care. He states this would reduce lives lost when people delay medical consultation until illness advances. He warns pain is not a reliable health indicator and cites cancer as often painless early on.
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Mayo
Minneapolis
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Minnesota Association
Big Wheat Transfer In Cooperative Markets
In St Paul on May 6 a deal moved ownership of nearly 2 million bushels of wheat as Farmers National Grain paid Farmers Union Terminal 1,518,299 dollars for the grain. The settlement ends months of contracts between the farm board agency and the cooperative. M W Thatcher, GM of the terminal association, calls it the biggest transaction in grain ever done entirely within cooperative marketing.
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ST. Paul
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Farm Board Agency
M. W. Thatcher
Terminal Association
S D High School Musicians Vie For State Honors
Vermillion May 6 South Dakota high school musicians who won in district contests will compete in the state finals at the University of South Dakota Thursday and Friday. Contests cover all departments with hundreds expected. First events begin Thursday morning and a Friday night concert closes the meet. Prizes include gold medals for solos, cups or trophies for ensembles, and a championship silver loving cup for the overall winning school. Judges include Henry Given Cox Leo Kucinski and others. Competitors housed at the university in fraternities sororities and dorms.
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South Dakota
University of South Dakota
W. R. Colton
College of Music
Dean Colton
Stagle
Auditoriuzd
J. N. Nicolay
Sioux Falls
Tulsa
Oklo
Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Given Cox
Central High School
Omaha
Neb
John M. Rosborough
Great Cathedral Choir
Lincol
Thurdsay
Glee Club
Yankton Hotel Adds New Chef And Clerk
Yankton announces expansion with Claude Malone of Des Moines named chef. Malone previously headed the Hyperia club kitchen in Des Moines before joining Yankton. The note mentions a clerk addition, part of the hotel’s growth plan.
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Yankton Hotel
Yankton
Claude Malone
Des Moines
Ankion
Des Moines Man Joins Grand Canyon Hotel Staff
A Des Moines man takes a similar post at the Grand Canyon hotel. The Newstone nation pack, Willard, has been added to the hotel staff and will serve as chief clerk.
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Des Moines
Grand Canyon
Yhe Newstone Nation Pack
Willard
Weils
D A R Members Meet At Home In Ashton
The Charlotte Warrington Turner chapter of the D A R held its annual meeting at the home of Regent Mrs. W H Halcomb in Ashton with Mellette Miranda Brentford Athol and Ashton represented. Edith Hallquist of Minneapolis sang and played, Shirley Ewing of Ashton read My Country, then officers were elected including Regent Mrs Ida Cady of Mellette first vice regent Mrs Ruleman Miranda second vice regent Mrs E M Brant Athol recording secretary Mrs McCallum Mellette corresponding secretary Mrs Frank Howe Mellette and others.
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D.A.R
Regent
Ashton
Athol
Charlotte Warrington Turner
W. H. Halcomb
Mellette
Miranda
Brentford
Edith Hallquist
Minneapolis
Country
Shirley Ewing
Ida Cady
Ruleman
E. M. Brant
McCallum
Frank Howe
Memorial service plans for four deceased members
W D Miller of Athol historian and Librarian Mrs Metz of Faulkton and chaplain Mrs Emma Booth of Athol arranged a memorial service for four deceased members Mrs Quimby of Ashton Mrs Hogeboom of Rockham Mrs Lynde of Redfield George Cady of Melville and Mrs Prindle of Athol. The service is to be held at each resting place on May 23.
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W.D. Miller
Athol
Metz
Faulkton
Emma Booth
Quimby
Ashton
Hogeboom
Rockham
Lynde
Redfield
George Cady
Melvitle
Prindle
Yankton Farmers Busy Planting Corn
Yankton county farmers shift focus to corn planting this week with much already finished and others discing and plowing to ready fields for sowing. The activity centers the county as farmers allocate time and labor to crop establishment.
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Yankton
Yankton County
Farming Report Notes Good Field Recovery This Spring
Fields are in excellent condition this spring with oats recovering from frost. Winter grains and spring wheat show no frost setback. Apple orchards bloom beautifully and gardens push above ground as season advances.
Milbank Records Lowest Elevation in the State
Milbank in Grant county records the state’s lowest elevation at 1,14B feet, a notable geographic marker for the region.
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Milbank
Grant County
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