Aberdeen Wins State High School Music Contest
Aberdeen secured 71 points to win the state high school contest at the University of South Dakota. Vermillion was second with 38, Yankton third with 37, followed by Arlington, Rapid City, Canton, Brookings, Madison, Wakonda, and Colton. The event drew 995 performers and was hailed as the state’s most successful. Canton won Class A band, Vermillion Class A orchestra, Parkston Class B band, with Gary, Wakanda, and Woonsocket notable in Class B. Individual winners included Trankenfurter Rapid City piano and many instrumental and vocal prize recipients from Vermillion, Canton, Aberdeen, Madison, and other towns.
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Vermillion
Aberdeen
University of South Dakota
Yankton
Arlington
Rapid City
Canton
Brookings
Madison
Wakonda
Colton
Canton A
Platte
Groton
Sturgis
Madigan
Gary
Wakanda
Woonsocket
Parkston
Salem
Claude Trankenfurter
Filmore’ @rasch
Men
Special Services On Mothers Day At Congregational Church
The Congregational church holds Mothers Day events Sunday starting at 10 30 with a sermon by Rev A S Carlson Some new members will be received Special music includes The Wooda and Ivory Sweet Smelling Tree and a Blanche Battin mother s day solo A four reel film From Kraal to Mine From Mine to Kraal screens at 8 pm A luncheon by the Young People s Society at 6 pm and a devotional service at 6 30 led by Marjorie Costain Imogene Murphy leads a discussion and delegates to a summer assembly at Lake Kainpeska
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Congregational
A. S. Carlson
West
Blanche Battin
Kraal
South Africa
Young Peoples Society
Marjorie Costain
Imogene Murphy
Lake Kainpeska
Continue Club Drive Six Formed In Spink
A week of work in Spink county formed six new girls' 4-H canning clubs with enrollments due by June 1. Miss Sara Dewings, home agent for the Huron district, announced clubs at Frankfort Athol Doland Tulare and two at Mellette. She will divide time among Beadle Spink and Hand counties to finish the drive.
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Spink County
Sara Dewings
Huron District
Frankfort
Athol
Doland
Tulare
Mellette
Bue
Mrs Gene Tunney Undergoes Emergency Appendix Abscess Surgery
Mrs Gene Tunney wife of heavyweight champion Gene Tunney underwent an operation to remove an undetected appendix abscess. She is reported to be improving after the bold intervention by two Berlin specialists Dr A W Meyer and Dr Fritz Meyer who operated successfully.
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Briont
Ualy
Gene Tunney
Polly Lauler
Condition Of US Wheat In Principal States May First
The Department of Agriculture reports winter wheat conditions in key producing states for May 1. Readouts show Pennsylvania 92 percent, Ohio 90, Indiana 89, Illinois 54, Michigan 82, South Dakota 71, Nebraska 87, Kansas 80, Oklahoma 80, Texas 78, Washington 76, Oregon 81. Comparisons are made to May 2 of last year.
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Wasitington
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
South Pakola
Nebraska
Ixangas
Oklahoma
Texa
Washington
Oregon
De Smet Juniors and Seniors Banquet Tonight
De Smet hosts the annual junior and senior banquet with about five seniors and a similar number of juniors plus guests. The program includes talks by students and faculty and other features.
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de Smet
de Bmet
Willis Cooper Dies At De Smet
Willis Cooper, a De Smet resident, died yesterday after several years of illness. He was unmarried. Funeral arrangements had not been announced at this time.
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Willis Cooper
de Smet
Wounds Nebraska Man In Quarrel
In O Neill Nebraska G R Slocum of Winner South Carolina allegedly wounded Jack Brennan a 35 year old Fremont oil salesman over his divorced wife then shot himself in the chest and fled 15 miles to temmet Nebraska where a state dry agent captured him Slocum was not seriously hurt Brennan remained in serious condition not critical.
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O'Neill
Neb
G. R. Slocum
Winner
S. C
Dr Freeland Wins Preakness at Pimlico
Dr Freeland, a son of Light Brigade Toddle from the W J Salmon stable, won the 1929 Preakness at Pimlico by a head over Montour. The win positions him as a challenger to western derby hopefuls for the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs next week.
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Baltimore
Churchill Downs
Dr. Vreeland
Light Brigade
W. J. Salmon
Tigh
Dr. Freeland
Montour
Hisare
Beacon Hill
Milwaukee to Improve Sioux Falls Facilities
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroad announced over 600000 dollars in Sioux Falls improvements over the next three years. Work begins immediately in the railroad yards to ease congestion, with further upgrades planned for passenger and freight depots.
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Sioux Falls
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Poison bait to curb cutworms in South Dakota gardens
May 11. Slar ly, application of poison bait will con trol cutworms, which have been the major garden pest in South Dakota during the last four years, A.L. Para, horticulturist for the State college ex tension service, said today. In addition to applying early, be-
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South Dakota
A.L. Para
State College Extension Service
Ford Ive Warns On Broadcasting Bait For Worms
Mr Ford Ive stresses careful application of bait to control worms in gardens. Do not apply late in the evening or on tender foliage such as beans. Mix Paris green thoroughly with wheat bran, then dilute with a syrupy solution and moisten the poisoned bran for use.
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Ford
Paris
Huron Boy Honored at Ames Veishea Event
Gaylord White a senior at Iowa State College Ames and son of John F. White of Huron takes an active role in Veishea the annual college exposition held May 16 17 and 18 White who graduated HurOn High in 1925 oversees all posters this year and previously served as publicity manager for Veishea The event showcases work across Agriculture Veterinary Medicine Industrial Science Engineering and Home Economics plus performances such as Beauty Mad and the Ames Egg and Baby Chick Show.
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Ames
Iowa
Gaylord
White
Iowa State College
John F. White
Huron
Yeishea
Huron High School
Veishea
Veterinary Medicine
Weishea
Sigma Delta Chi
Cold delays farm work and planting progress noted
County farmers begin corn planting after a cold spell, with many planning next week. Despite delays, hay yields look promising as moisture sinks deeper, according to Miller and Sub-Louis Rooted reports on early varieties.
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Miller
Sub-Louis
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Texas
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University of Texas
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Galveston
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Store
Kingsbury County
Guardenstare
Miner County
Sanborn County
Hallander
Floyd Township
Murl Hee
Oneida
G. A. Christensen
Hyde County
W. J. Newed
Senate Fymers
Fl. Graydon
J.D. Lee
Yopney
Hange
Fisher
Huron Welding Shop
J.A. Wold
S. E
Yellow Transportation Company
Huron’s
Lux Vaus
E. A. Pugsley
Wisconsin Avenue
Kohler
W.F. Chandler
B. E. Beach
Black
A. A. Chamberlain
Geo, C.fullinweider
A. K. Gardner
Nell McKay
Byanking
National Bank OF Huron
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