South Dakota Gubernatorial Nominee Vote Planned At State Convention
Delegates from 64 counties will convene in Pierre on May 20 to choose a Republican gubernatorial nominee. With no candidate winning 35 percent in the primary, the convention system will select the nominee, alongside other state offices. Candidates include Gladys Pyle Carl Gunderson Brooke Howell Carl Trygstad and Warren Green.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Huron
Carl Gunderson
Mitchell
Brooke Howell
Frederick
Carl Trygstad
Brookings
Warren Green
Hazel
D. A. MacCoullough
Sioux Falls
Union
Sve
Nemi
Delraces
Associated Press
Gunderson
Miss Pyle
Howell
Trygstad
Green
Tsygstad
Hand County Pastors Organize New Society Highmore
Hand County Ministerial Association, with clergy from across Hand County, formalized its structure at a luncheon at the Vanderbilt hotel. Officers elected include Rev. J. A. Dunn as permanent chairman and Rev. J. O'Neill as vice chairman. The group will meet the first Monday each month.
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Hand County
New Society Highmore
Vanderbilt Hotel
T. J. O'Neill
St. Lawrence
Cooney
J. A. Dunn
Joseph Andrews
Miller
Theophilus Meckel
Ree Heights
J. H. Black
Wessington
K. E. Earles
Tulare
Leslie Bals
Minnesota
John Kocerlin
Pittsburgh
The
Christian Church
O'Neill
Rev. Andrews
Hand
Mitchell Air Frime Begins Operations at Mitchell Airport
Mitchell Skiways announces start of operations at Mitchell airport with Curtiss Robin flown by Kenneth Pettit. Pettit, a former army pilot with over 1500 hours, has passed the new department of commerce rating test for enclosed type planes and the firm plans passenger taxi work and student instruction using the Robin.
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Mitchell Air Frime
Mitchell Skiways
Im. Mitchell
Jhas
Kenneth Pettit
Department of Commerce
Mitchell
Pettit
Farm Bureau program to air on KGCR radio
A Farm Bureau program will be broadcast on KGCR Thursday night May 15 with A W Palm as host. The evening features talks by J R Michaels and county leaders, vocal and violin solos by Mrs Walter Zerfas and Gladys Cook, and music by the Farm Bureau old-time orchestra led by W F Ostrander and Chauncey Brumbaugh.
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Farm Bureau
Radio Watertown
Diversified
Bellgram
KGCR
A. W. Palm
J. R. Michaels
J. B. Heathcote
Women's Home
Miss Ann, Dempster
Taurine Haan
4-H. Wlub Association
Lois Fox
Walter Zerfas
Bert Draves
Gladys Cook
W. F. Ostrander
Ernest Roberds
Ann Molin
Sam Brumbaugh
Bones
Chauncey Brumbaugh
Elevator Managers' Crop Improvement School Planned
Aberdeen plans for the first Elevator Managers' Crop Improvement School in South Dakota led by Brown county agent W. E. Dittmer. The May 27-28 session includes USDA grain supervision staff, state college reps, and Crop Improvement groups from North Dakota, South Dakota, and Montana as part of a fight against smutty grain.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
W. E. Dittmer
Brown County
Dittmer
United States Department of Agriculture
The
Dakotas
Montana
Northwest and
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
County
Elevator Managers’ School
Hirokwas Club Holds Open Meeting and Elections
Highmore residents heard Dr. H. G. James president of the University of South Dakota in a lecture on South Dakotas educational aims at a Congregational church open meeting. The event preceded the annual election of Hirokwas club officers.
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Highmore
Hirokwas
Congregational Church
H. G. James
University of South Dakota
Better Homes and Gardens lecture in Highmore
RS Taylor for president Hugo Bloe horn secretary and BR Drew treas led Friday evening talk read by Rev Chase. Sponsored by Hirokwas committee with yard and garden contest in Highmore this summer.
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RS. Taylor
Hugo Bloehorn
BR. J. Drew
Mr. Chase
Hirokwas Committee
Highmore
Grain Firm Suspends Market Participation
The McCaull Dinsmore Co long established in Minneapolis will suspend active participation in the market on July 2 secretary S. J. McCaull announced. The firm incorporated in 1904 will retain its charters and memberships in Minneapolis Duluth Milwaukee and the Chicago exchange has been disposed of. Niness of J. L. McCaull president cited uncertainty of federal farm board action as the reason though the company remains in excellent financial condition.
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Minneapolis
McCaull Dinsmore Co
S. J. McCaull
McCaull
Duluth
Milwaukee
Chicago Exchange
J. L. McCaull
Federal Farm Board
Miss Margaret Fahnestalk Vacation Plans Reported
Sioux Falls May 12 special Miss Margaret Fahnestalk biology professor at Sioux Falls College accord to vacation in Europe according to the notice.
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Sioux Falls
Margaret Fahnestalk
Sioux Falls College, Accord
Student Study Club plans European summer trip
The Stylus student newspaper notes a trip by the Student Study Club of New York to Europe. The group will depart from Montreal in June, land in Glasgow, travel through England and Scotland, then cross to the continent to visit various places.
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Stylus
Europe
Student Study Club of
New York
Montreal
Glasgow
Scotland
England
Continent
Plac
International tour planned for Mr Fahnestalle
Mr Fahnestalle will spend ten weeks touring Europe visiting the Netherlands Belgium Germany Austria Hungary Czechoslovakia Switzerland Italy and France as noted in regional reports during the period. He will meet officials and observe cultural events across multiple capitals.
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Holland
Belgium
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
Italy
France
Fahnestalle
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