Group 6 Bankers Meet at Wilmot for Full Day Program
Wilmot May 8 A full days program for Group 6 Bankers includes lake excursions boat rides a smoker and a banquet The meeting opens with registration at the Masonic Temple at 10 am with the main session at Hartford Beach ten miles east Webster and Wilmot members organize the slate of officers elect 1930 meeting city selection and an evening program with Rev J E Washburn speaker on South America 1930 meeting host Wilmot group president Andrew Hedman presiding
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Wilmot
South Dakota Bankers Association
George Susens
Minneapolis
Minnesota Bankers Association
Masonic Temple
Hartford Beach
Andrew Hedman
Webster
Warren Jones
Ws. G. Knox
Groton
John A. Munroe
W. S. Given
Britton
W.S. Given
Brilton
J. E. Washburn
Clark
South America
Milbank
Wolves Increasing In Bancroft Region
Bancroft May 3. Wolves are increasing in this vicinity as farmers raise more food. Animals are growing bolder. One was seen in the Hans Tuuverson farm yard in daytime. An eight mile foray was reported Friday near Une City but a hunt found no wolves.
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Bancroft
Hans Tuuverson
Nortt
Une City
Missouri River Flood Plans Survey at Cheyenne Drainage
Army engineers begin survey of the Cheyenne river drainage to assess flood control via dams. The planned large reservoir at Jackson Nem is opposed by railroad interests who say the project would impose a burden on the cart highway during floods. Irrigation and water power schemes are also under consideration as the survey continues.
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Missouri River
Army
Cheyenne River
Jageson
Natvons
Lawal
Chéyenne
Cart
Federated Clubs Meet At Fairfax
The second district of the South Dakota Federation of Women's clubs meets in Fairfax today and tomorrow with Mrs. Murray of Midland presiding. A two day program includes Piper's Day and a Wednesday entertainment at the high school auditorium. A tea at Mrs. Masel's home closes the gathering with several state speakers expected.
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Fairfax
Hay §S
South Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs
Murray
Midland
Charles Masel
Q.P. Shaw
Delmont
Gladys Pyle
Profecol
J. Hanson
Eight Indian Skulls Found While Road Grading Near Montrose
Workmen grading a five and a half mile stretch northest of Montrose in McCook county unearthed eight skulls Friday. The skulls, believed to be Indian, were found five feet deep in a three foot diameter area and brought to Salem for the county highway superintendent C. T. Balladay. Additional bones were found and will be sent to Brookings or Vermillion for examination.
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Montrose
McCook County
Salem Salam
C. T.balladay
Brookings
Mellette Ash Lodge Set Meeting May Four
A job meeting of Mellette and Ash test Rebotkan lodge is planned here on May 14. The chanter will confer degrees on a number of candidates from a large group expected from the grand state and from both OER ES.
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Lan Rebekah
Mellette
Mellette and
Ashtest Rebotkan Lodge
Williams Sawers to leave A A Payne garage for Huron post
William Sawers, employed the past year at the A A Payne garage, is moving to Huron to take a new position. His family will relocate to Maron with him.
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Huron Ashton
May
William Sawers
A. A. Payne
Huron
Maron
Agar Baby Born with Two Fully Developed Teeth
A baby girl was born here to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Rilling. The child has two full teeth and is described as healthy and normal in every respect.
April climate shows above normal moisture for Pierre area
The Pierre region in April posted above normal moisture at 1.17 inches over the 1.98 inch average with 2.28 inches in a single rain on the 24th. Temperatures averaged 47.7 degrees about one degree above normal, with no frosts and only two thunderstorms reported.
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Pierre
Federal Weather Areau
Weathr Bureau
Witten Secures New Townsite on the Railroad Line
May 8 Witten has obtained land for a new townsite one and a half miles south of the present location. Once surveyed and lots laid out a public town plot will be provided. Wells of good water have been found and several seek contracts to move homes from the old site to the new.
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Witten
Farmer's Leg Crushed By Tractor Accident
Ames May 8 special oneester Geiver a young farmer of north Buf alo county has a badly crushed leg after a tractor ran over it with front wheels The mishap happened while Geiver and George Ethauer were hauling rocks Geiver was moving a rock when Wibauer released the clutch causing the tractor to lurch forward injuring Geiver who is now using crutches
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Ames
Onester Geiver
Bufalo County
Geiver
George Ethauer
Wibauer
Reber Plans Largest Navy Bean Planting in Hand County
RMILTLER May 8 Special Reber of Marshalltown Minnesota plans to plant 320 acres of navy beans on new ground in Hand County. He has secured part of the land and formerly worked as a gravel contractor. This would be the largest single bean acreage ever planted here by one man.
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Rmiltler
Wn. Reber
Marshalltown
Minn
Ele
Yield costs dominate crop economics in Iowa study
A State college and U S Department of Agriculture joint survey in Lincoln, Clay and Union counties shows high yields as the key factor in lowering production costs. On corn, acre cost averaged 18.86 dollars with per bushel costs from 34 to 51 cents, and 2.5 tons per acre average for fodder. Oats and barley per acre costs were around 21 dollars with oats at 52 bushels yield and barley at five dollars per bushel. The 1928 oats yield reached 93 bushels on a 28 acre field, and farm investments ranged from 22,570 to 108,825 dollars with returns up to 10.6 percent on 36,700 dollars invested.
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Brookings
Lincoln
Clay
Union
State College Department of Farm Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Ralph H. Rogers
Farm Economics Department
Rogers
Roger
F R Smith To Speak At Agar High School Commencement
J R Smith Superintendent of Banks will deliver the commencement address for Agar high school. The May ceremony will feature Smith as the featured speaker for the event.
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F.R. Smith
Agar
J. R. Smith
Banks
Agar High School
One Man Sowing 1860 Acres Crops
Miller May 3 Special Palmer one of the most extensive farmers here gives his spring acreage 1175 acres small grain 235 corn 160 flax 60. Flo started planting corn last week he will break sod for the flax land located seven miles southwest Miller.
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Wai Palmer
Flo
Argonne High Seniors Plan May 17 Play Ace High
Argonne high school seniors rehearse the play Ace High to be presented in Argonne on May 17. Chris Wahl of Danforth is recovering from a pneumonia illness.
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Danforth
Chris Wahl
Fane
Argonne
Argonne High-School
Ace High
Attend Royal Neighbors Meeting Delegates Present
One hundred and forty four delegates attended the semi annual district convention of the Royal Neighbors lodge in Bancroft. Notable attendees included Mrs Mina Wood Huron state supervisor Louise Lemn gle Huron and Myrtle M Barnes of Watertown.
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Bancroft
Royal Neighbors
Mina Wood
Huron
Louise Lemngle
Myrtle M. Barnes
Watertown
Hyde County Rally Day Draws Large Crowds in Highmore
Large crowds gathered for the second annual Rally Day in Highmore with a program including a spelling contest parade school exhibits and athletic events. Notable parade highlights included the Gold Dust Twins from Peterson school and the Swan float from Fairview school.
Ashton Seniors Profit From Class Play Highest Investment
Ashton high school seniors earned an estimated 135 dollars profit from their class play titled Highest Investment. The May event showcased student performance and financial outcomes from the production.
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Ashton
Ashton High School
Old-Time Dance Slated at Pleasant Valley Hall
May 17 at Pleasant Valley hall will feature Dalbols orchestra providing music for an old-time dance. The event is announced in Plan Old Me Danforth with Special.
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Danforth
Pleasant Valley Hall
Dalbol
Brookings Winners Named in State Chemistry Essay Contest
State college chemistry professor B A Dunbar announced winners of the American Chemical Society national essay contest. Divisions include agriculture enrichment of life health and disease home industry and national. Top entrants include Elura William Ravinia first in agriculture and Donald Lovejoy Sioux Falls first in enrichment of life with tied second for Ruth Green and Effie Jorgenson. Sixteen to twenty four entries per category.
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Brookings
American Chemical Society
B.A. Dunbar
State College
Elura William
Ravinia
Ottie B. Applen
Aberdeen
Donald Lovejoy
Sioux Falls
Ruth A. Green
Wessington Springs
Effie Jorgenson
Vienna
Charlotte A. Rhode
Parker
Beth Wines
Carlos Kemper
Sioux Ialls
Barnard Willmore
Mitchell
Kathryn Payton
de Smet
Leilia Calhoun
Ashton
Sarah Finnerty
Redfield
South Dakota Contest Awards Prizes For Winners
Carl Cassidy of Lake Andes and David Hill of Rapid City earned top places in a contest with prizes including a twenty dollar gold prize and a certificate of honorable mention. In ties, each individual receives the prize. National champions will be chosen from first-place state division winners, with two South Dakota youths having previously won the national prize a four year college course. In Ash tin on May 8 a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Pearl Tewell on May 6.
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Carl Cassidy
Lake Andes
David Hill
Rapid City
Dunbar
South Dakota
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