Highmore Class of 1935 Graduation Program
Forty students will graduate next week at Highmore High School with a class program staged entirely by the seniors. May 25 commencement features talks by student leaders in athletics journalism scholarship and more, plus diplomas presented by Principal Staask and President Quirk. Baccalaureate honors will be Sunday with Rev. Fr. Kappenman delivering the address and music from school glee clubs.
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Highmore
Highmore High School
Gymnasim
Miss Haugen
Glee Club
Denza
Edna McKellip
John Quirk
Freda Schorzman
Margaret Noel
Bruce Taylor
Donald Gibbs
Mary Loffin
Prin. A. A. Staask
E. J. Quirk
Speedwell
Ernie
Kappenman
Belvidere Adopts Daylight Saving Time This Summer
Belvidere becomes one of the first South Dakota towns to adopt daylight saving time for the season. The change took effect Monday with clocks and watches set one hour ahead. Businesses schools and the post office begin earlier and farmers gain earlier town service.
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Belvidere
South Dakota
Election Contest Trial At 8. F. Set For May 29
Sioux Falls report states trial of an election contest against Commissioner Ellis O. Smith for alleged fraudulent vote counting will be before Judge L. L. Fleeger on May 29. City Attorney Hareid set hearing time after objections to the contest were served on Arthur Fane bust's attorneys. Fane bust ran second in the April 13 city election.
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Sioux Falls
Ellis O. Smith
L. L. Fleeger
Circuit Court
Yestern
O'Dean Hareid
Arthur Fanebust
Farmers Show Interest In Record Keeping South Dakota
Brookings May 18 Special Widespread interest in farm record keeping is shown by over five thousand farm account books distributed this year by South Dakota State College extension service. The books aid reporting for the new gross income tax effective July 1 and help farmers manage cash flow amid the current crisis. The extension service offers assistance as time and funds permit.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Agricultural Extension Service of
State College
T. $. Thorfinnson
State. College
S. Dak
Large Corn Acreage Reported At Kimball
Kimball May 18 The largest corn acreage in years will be planted here but planting is delayed by wet weather Less than a tenth of the corn is check rowed as farmers find listing aids weed control and moisture use Farmers are encouraged by rising hog prices and prepared to feed large litters of pigs with no disease reports to date.
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Kimball
Hitchcock Teacher Weds Goodwin Man
Miss Mae Grady of Mitchell, teaching in Hitchcock, married Frank M. Heer Monday at Kranzburg Catholic church. Bride wore pink georgette, with M Louise Howes as bridesmaid in light blue. Mr and Mrs Heer to reside at Goodwin after June 1 where Heer runs a lumber yard.
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Hitchcock
Goodwin
Mae Grady
Mitchell
Frank M. Heer
Kranzburg
Georgette
M. Louise Howes
James
James’ S Kingdom Was the Best Plan, Mr. and Mrs. Heer
Hare
Heer
Salutatory Share Honors Tie At Highmore High School
Highmore South Dakota May 18 Bruce Taylor was named valedictorian for the class of 1933 at Highmore high school with a straight A average. A three way tie for salutatorian between Margaret Noel and Donald Gibbs will share the honor with a grade of 373 or A minus. All three students are active in extracurriculars. Bruce Taylor excels in forensics and athletics while Margaret Noel focuses on journalism.
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Highmore
Bruce’ Taylor
Highmore High ‘School
Margaret
Noel
Donald Gibbs
Funeral services held for four month old son of Dyer
Ames May 18 Special Funeral services were held at Miller for the four months old son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Dyer. The baby had been ill for some time from whooping cough and pneumonia. Raymond May 18 Special The annual work day at the Lutheran church was held Monday. List of workers named. Engineers estimate the Great Wall of China would cost about 250000000 to build.
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Ames
Miller
Leslie Dyer
Raymond
Lutheran Church
Messrs
Joe Larson
Theodore Johnson
Harm Habben
Henry Overdick
Charles Mehlberg
Wilbur” Mahlberg
Matt Alters
Joan T
du Krogman
Charles Benike
Charles Peplicate
En‘terson
Hugo Claussen
John Bals- Gineers
Church volunteers clean church property after repairs
Members of the congregation pitched in to clean the church property and complete the required repairs. Mrs. A Tach Appat and Mrs. Charles Mahlberg helped Mrs. Fuerstenau serve the customary lunch to workers and attendees.
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Iter
A. Tachappat
Charles Mahlberg
Fuerstenau
Aged Hitchcock Woman Honored on 8th Birthday
The birthday club honored Mrs. Sarah Bachman on her 8th birthday with a party at Mrs. P. E. Dickson's home. Seventeen guests attended. Three bouquets and a decorated cake were given as remembrances. Rook, jig-saw puzzles, and visiting filled the afternoon. Lunch followed served by Mrs. Frank Payne.
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Hitchcock
Birthday Club
Sarah Bachman
P. E. Dickson
Tibetan Religious Symbols Study Influences Western View
The report discusses Giuseppe Tucci's Tibetan religious symbols and notes Tibetan devotion and myths. It describes the me od rten tombs and tza tza clay reliquaries that hold sacred ashes or scriptures, made with prayers and rites, then placed in the me od rten with ceremony.
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Rome
Giueseppe Tucci
Royal Academy
Tuci
Tibet
Tacci
Tucci
Kellogg’s Alt Bran Promotes Regularity and Iron Intake
A vintage Kellogg advertisement touts Alt Bran as a natural aid to regular elimination through its high fiber bulk and vitamin B. It claims iron content equals twice that of beef liver by weight and compares favorably to pills, urging use as a cereal or cooking ingredient. The ad notes availability at grocers and credits Kellogg, Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
Russian Exiles Date American Husbands in Harbin
About 4,000 exiled Russian noblewomen seek husbands in Harbin Manchuria. Many prefer Americans, citing kindness loyalty and consideration. George Hanson, the American consul general, presided over a marriage ceremony.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Uncle Sam
United States
George Hanson
Russian Women Demand for American Mates Surpasses Supply
A commentator notes that the demand among Russian women for American husbands greatly exceeds the available supply. The grain of the discussion centers on international marriage trends and implications for social exchange.
Bonus Is Boom To Tobacco Crop In Australia
Canberra reports a 27 pence per pound price guarantee for Australian tobacco, four times world average, backed by the federal government. Despite rising production, official figures show output leapt from 2,010,000 to 10,000,000 pounds in a single season, with crop sales exceeding 5,000,000 dollars.
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Canberra
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