Give Trees A Chance Pleads For Shelter Belts In South Dakota
Brookings May 1 P L Keene of the State college horticulture department urges shelter belts and tree groves in South Dakota to recover after drought and insect damage. He says cutting mature drought damaged trees can benefit remaining stock, encourage suckers and future seedlings, and that careful cultivation and protection will speed reforestation. Livestock exclusion and winter trunk protection are advised along with opportunistic planting and transplanting as needed.
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Brookings
South Dakota
P. L. Keene
State College
Keene
Ford Speaks At Hopper Meeting In Highmore
W A L Ford of Brookings state head of the grasshopper campaign addressed over 100 farmers at a township meeting held at the courthouse. He outlined instructions for using the poison bait allocated to the county at 121 tons.
Canova Reports Unusual Success For First School Play Day
Canova May 11 special report: despite bad weather and illness, the town's first school play day succeeded. Margaret Peter won the 7th and 8th grade spelling contest with Robert Voigt second. Dorothy Peter led grades 4 6 in group events. Canova No 8 won best exhibits. Canova town school topped town and consolidated divisions in athletics. Union Center led rural schools. Max Miller shared high point medal honors.
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Canova
Margaret Peter
Robert Voigt
Dorothy Peter
Debra Koepsell
Canova School No. 8
Canova Town School
Union Center School
Max Miller
Gann Valley Grads Stage Class Plays Under Grace Ahern
The Gann Valley High senior class presented The Happy Day a one act comedy and Spooky Tavern a three act mystery under director Grace Ahern Monday night. Casts included Ethel Anderson Elyina Nieland Beatrice Dye Louise Henrichsen Edith Huglin Melba Hathaway Louise Trainer chosen as assistant director for the comedy and Melba Hathaway for the mystery.
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Gann Valuer
Jé—lopechan
Gann Valley
Fapiuiok
Grace Ahern
Ethel Anderson
Elyina Nieland
Beatrice Dye
Louise Henrichsen
Edith Huglin
Melba Hathaway
Louise Trainer
Wallace Huglin
Bestine Dyson
Ellen Nelson
Dorothy Angerson
Ruth Menzie
Wilma Henrichsen
Maurice Henrichsen
Emery Nieland
Virgil Viereck
Wayne Vaughan
Marcus Wulff
Tau Kappa Alpha Elects 1940 Officers at University Banquet
Arno Luker is named president with Lane as vice president and Ruth Wood as secretary treasurer after a Tau Kappa Alpha banquet at the University of South Dakota. The national forensic society aims to boost forensics, scholarship, and public speaking.
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Arno Luker
Tau Kappa Alpha Vermillion
Tau Kappa Alpha
National Forensic Sciety
Thhe University of South
Dakota
Lane
Loring McGee
Salem
Ruth Wood
Madison
Link Between Car Theft and Downtown Cafe Shooting
Investigators looked into a possible link between the theft of a green automobile and five bullets fired through a cafe window in downtown Falls. The abandoned car with four tires missing was found nearby, with a revolver left near it, and police reported shots were directed at Jack's office shop by a green car around 8 AM yesterday.
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S. F
Liqux Falls
Polies
Jack
Iman
Wessington Sets Valedictorian and Salutatorian for 1934
Wessington High names Chester Topp valedictorian with 96.7 average and Dolores Kanady salutatorian with 93. The 40 graduates include active participants in band and plays. Commencement exercises are tonight followed by a senior party. dancing to conclude the evening.
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Wessington
Chester Topp
Dolores Kanady
Chester
J Dolores
Wessington High Schol
Flandreau Doctor Heads State Medical Society
Dr A Rider of Flandreau was chosen president elect of the South Dakota State Medical Society during its three day Mitchell convention. Dr W G McGee of Watertown becomes president for the coming year with other officers including Dr J I Stewart of Nema as vice president and Dr J F BP Cook of Langford reelected secretary and treasurer.
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Mitchell
A. 5. Rider
Flandreau
South Dakota State Medical Society
W. G. McGee
Watertown
J. I. Stewart
Nema
J.F, BP
Cook
Langford
Seniors at Virgil Observe Skip Day
Virgil seniors spent their annual skip day visiting places of interest in Sioux Falls. They enjoyed a picnic lunch at Sherman Park, a six o clock dinner at the YMCA cafeteria, and attended a theatre party in the evening. Lupt and Mrs Zumwelt accompanied the group on the trip.
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Virgil
Sioux Falls
Shermen Park
YMCA
Lupt
Mrs. Zumwelt
Memorial Services Planned At Highmore
Memorial day observances are planned by the Sons of Veterans and American Legion committees. A Sunday service will be at the high school auditorium with Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickinson and church choirs providing music. Memorial day rituals include cemetery services and a later address by Rev. Father Kanppenjan, followed by planning for a distinct Independence Day celebration.
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Highmore Highmore
Sons of Veterans
The
American Legion
High School
Rhoda Jane Dickinson
Kanppenjan
Erwin A L A Auxiliary Meeting Hosts Mothers Day Program
The Erwin American Legion auxiliary met at the Legion home with co hosts Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. Denny Burns. A 2 mothers day program was presented and 13 ex service mothers attended including three gold star mothers. Lunch was served.
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Erwin A. L. A
Erwin
Erwin American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Fred Jones
Denny Burns
Corn Hog Signers Near Million Mark in South Dakota
BROOKINGS May 1 The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports about 1111.20 contracts signed to reduce 1934 corn and hog production. South Dakota submitted 58,447 contracts amounting to 80 to 90 percent of state production. Iowa leads with 170,000 contracts. Illinois 125,000. Missouri 105,000. Nebraska 35,000. South Dakota’s estimated payment share is around 12,000 dollars. Eberle notes SD is progressing as fast as large corn hog states, pushing contracts toward completion over rider contracts.
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Brookings
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South Dakota
A. M. Eberle
Extension Service
Towa
Dlinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Indiana
Minnesota
Kansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Texas
Michigan
Tennessee
Kentucky
North Dakota
Marion County
Iowa
Eberle
State board sets county corn and hog quotas for contracts
The state board of review issues county quotas for corn and hogs. Once county allotment committees align figures with quotas, contracts will be offered for final signature and sent to Washington for payment.
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State Board of Review
Washington
Yale High School Holds Baccalaureate Services
Graduating class of Yale High School heard Rev. Fr. James R. Reilly at Community Church deliver the baccalaureate address. The sermon urged anchoring in God with Faith as the ship, Charity as the rudder, and Hope as the chart, guiding the graduates toward a safe port. A varied program followed the address.
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Yale
Yale High School
James R. Reilly
Father Reilly
God
NRA Educational Campaign Planned in Sioux Falls
A proposed educational campaign on NRA operation was discussed at a Sioux Falls chamber of commerce meeting. The plan aims to inform the public about the organization’s various setups and activities.
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NRA
Sioux Falls
Erwin High School Plans Baccalaureate Service
Baccalaureate services will be held for the 10 seniors of Erwin high school Sunday evening at the Congregational church with Rev. P. J. Kaussman preaching. The program includes numbers by the combined glee clubs and four juniors performing miscellaneous pieces.
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Erwin
Erwin High
Congregational Church
P. J. Kaussman
Senior play and commencement mark end of year
The senior play The time of his life will be staged Friday evening. Commencement exercises close the year’s activities on Friday May 25.
All Bran claims ease for chronic constipation
An enthusiastic testimonial from Mr. Frank Piratzly describes relief after two months of consuming Kellogg's ALL-Bean ALL-BRAN daily. The ad touts cereal bulk and vitamin B aiding elimination, comparing favorably to patent medicines and suggesting versatile uses with milk sugar honey or fruit.
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Frank Piratzly
98Th St
Corona
Long
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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