Too Much Wheat Is Grown Says Officials and Farmers
Washington May 17 1915 farm economists report over two million U S farmers grow wheat and production may top one billion bushels this year Yet weather cut winter wheat area 322 percent and output may not exceed six hundred million bushels for domestic use A surplus from prior years of three hundred thirty million bushels is expected by July 1 Secretary Wallace aims to raise prices or reduce production through voluntary domestic allotments with processing taxes and trade pacts to support farmers and ensure a higher return The plan would reward reduced output while keeping other wheat sold at world prices and would be shaped by processors growers and handlers in a formal meeting with adoption hoped for next season
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Washington
United States
Wallace
Ak Wallace
M. L. Wilson
Montana State College
W. R. Rorald
Mitchell
S. D
F Wallace
Lane High seniors honor teachers with tokens of appreciation
In May 11 ceremony at Show Appreciation Lane, the senior lass of Lane High presented English teacher Miss Anna Redman a necklace and bracelet for coaching the senior class play. Class sponsor Mr. Sherburne received a leather afold.
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Lane
Lane High School
Anna Redman
Sherburne
Sig Lane
Lane Consolidated School
Winifred Goudie
Bertha Wahl
Lawrence Godfrey
Clifford Mackey
Annalou Lawson
Highmore Speaker Returns From National Forensic Contest
Miss Lois Buswell and Donald Gibbs return from Wooster Ohio where Gibbs competed in the national forensics contest. Gibbs placed second in the Platte contest then was eliminated in later rounds. Buswell, a Huron College and University of Wisconsin graduate, plans summer study at Madison and will resume teaching English at Highmore next fall.
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Highmore
Lois Buswell
Highmore High School
Donald Gibbs
Wooster
Ohio
Gibbs
Howard Austin
Rapid_ City
Platte
South Dakota
Apaing
Austin
Rapid City Lad
Buswrell
Huron
Huron.college
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Highmiore
St Lawrence Pupils Host Annual School Exhibit
St Lawrence with heavy rain attendance held its annual school exhibit showcasing work from all grades. After viewing, attendees gathered in the gym for a musical program led by Professor Christianson of Huron. The lower grades performed marshers, the girls glee club sang, and duets by Dorothy O Neill with Lloyd Nelson and Richard Wright with John Wright highlighted the program.
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St. Lawrence
Lawrence School
Christianson
Huron
Audry Schaffer
Girls Glee Club
Verna O'Neill
Dorothy O'Neill
Lloyd Nelson
Richard
John Wright
Pupils Enjoy Annual School Picnic At Cottonwood Lake
Juniors freshmen and seventh and eighth graders visited Cottonwood lake for a school picnic with Miss Shearer and Mr Adier. After lunch they roller skated until about five then returned for the evening meal and went to Redfield for a show.
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Fupils
Frankfort
Gude Pipila
Miss Shearer
Mr. Adier
Cottonwood Lake
Redfield
Publisher W. H. Conrad to speak at State College event
Brookings May 17 W H Conrad publisher of the Medford Wis Star News will headline the evening session of the third annual Newspaper Day at State College Friday May 19. Conrad a director of the National Editorial association and former Wisconsin Press association president 1932 specializes in classified advertising in his weekly paper.
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W.H. Conrad
Medford
Wis
Star News
State College
Conrad
National Editorial Association
Wisconsin Press Association
Keith In Charge Of Lake Preston Pool
Kieth will lead the Lake Preston swimming pool this year with Leo Funk as assistant. Norman, the previous first assistant, has passed the Red Cross test and will hand over duties after graduating from Lake Preston High School last year and studying at Pasadena. He plans to return home to assume leadership tasks at the pool.
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Lake Preston
Norman
Leo Funk
Red Cross
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Lake Preston Fresh Present Comedy Skit at High School Assembly
The jhigh school assembly featured a fresh man skit with first appearance by freshmen. Cast included Mildred Mack Viola Rogholt Ethelyn Engels Crystal Iverson Ruth Matson Ruth Streeter Solveig Eid Dorothy Bentley Archie Hayden Jesse Nordhagen with Janet Plowman as teacher. Other acts included Frank Larson readings two numbers by Dorothy Bentley Engels Eid Jimmy Goggins reading and Lillian Setbacken piano. Roy Koppernd led the program as student body president.
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Lake Preston
Jhigh
Mildred Mack
Viola Rogholt
Ethelyn Engels
Crystal Iverson
Ruth Matson
Ruth, Streeter
Solveig Eid
Dorothy Bentley
Archie Hayden
Frank Larson
Jimmy Goggins
Lillian Setbacken
Roy Koppernd
Lake Preston Seniors Visit Brookings for All-College Day
Lake Preston high school seniors joined an all college day by visiting Brookings to study institutions, continuing a yearly sociology trip with Miss Vivian Rice and Supt A A Coulson. In Lane, Lane High School seniors were entertained at the J W Sherburne home with contests, guessing games, and a two course lunch.
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Lake Preston
State College
Brookings
St Sioux Falls
Hedfield
Lane
Lane High School
J. W. Sherburne
Lutheran church members plan plow for ill Ralph Brandenburg
In Mitchell, May 17 special report notes congregation members will plow corn ground for Ralph Brandenburg who is very ill in a Mitchell hospital. Also from Esmond, May 11 special reports one and a half inches of rain in ten days aiding small grain crops and pastures expected to advance.
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Lutheran Church
Ralph Brandenburg
Mitchell
Esmond Esmond
All-College Day Draws Pupils From Across State
Brookings May 11 More than 400 students from 24 high schools visited the State college campus for All-College Day. They toured exhibits and facilities, watched a home economics style show, heard a May fete, and ended with an all-college program after a military band concert. Miss Louise Coffey of Brookings presided over the Maypole dance. ></s>
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Brookings
State College
Imade
Coolidge Sylvan Theatre
Louise Coffey
Auditorum
Hitchcock Vicinity Gets Bounteous Rain
Rain fell for six consecutive days totaling 13 inches according to a gauge kept by Ed Riemath. The driest fields prior to the wet spell will benefit stalled grain and help moisture reach crops in the Hitchcock area during May.
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Ed Riemath
Entertain At Bridge Lane Honors Mrs Mackey
Mrs J W Sherburne and Mrs Adolph Noltensmier hosted at the Sherburne home for Mrs C A Mackey. Six bridge tables played with Mrs P W Theis taking high score and Mrs G E Johnson consolation. A two course lunch was served and Mrs Mackey received several gifts.
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Bridge Lane
Specia
J. W.sherburne
Adolph
Fred Noltensmier
Sherburne
C. A. Mackey
Bidge
P. W. Theis
G. E. Johnson
Change Meeting Date Alpena May 17 Special
The 1 Women's Christian Temperance union will meet at the home of Mrs J Shull Friday afternoon this week instead of Wednesday due to a free clinic at the Methodist church led by Dr Lottie Bigler of the state health board. Richard Keolbeck and Selmer Lillslang hosted Lane high school juniors and seniors for an evening of games and lunch. Ray King named clerk at Wessington post office replacing Hazel King. King moved from Redfield where he worked in a store.
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Taylor
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Highmore High School
Alpena
Women's Christian Temperance Union
P.O
Wessington
Ray King
Hazel King
King
Redfield
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