Plans for Brown County Crop Improvement School Details
Aberdeen May 20 Arrange ments for the Elevator Managers Crop Improvement school to be held May 27 and 28 are ready. About 80 to 100 elevator managers from Brown and nearby counties are expected. The program includes grain grading demonstrations supervised by R C Miller and talks by R H Black W F Schnidt C G Anderson and W F Lytle. Crop varieties and rotation will be discussed by R E Johnston with help from E G Booth and Waldo Kidder. The event is under the Brown County crop improvement committee with Widewater managers assisting.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
Brown
R. C. Miller
Minneapolis
Federal Plain Supervision Office
R. H. Black
Federal Grain Investigation Service
W. F. Schnidt
South Dakota State College
John Kushman
Mina
George J. Hasse
Warner
Gale Peppers
Groten
C. G. Anderson
W. F. Lytle
W. Dittmer
R. E. Johnston
State College
Sioux Falls to Host Annual Methodist Conference
Sioux Falls will host the annual Dakota conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in October. Bishop Thomas Nicholson, former president of Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, will conduct the session. The event marks Sioux Falls’ first hosting in ten years and will likely conclude with appointments of pastors.
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Sioux Falls
Associated Press
Dakota
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sionx Falls
Thomas Nicholson
Dakota Wesleyan University At
Mitchell
Ashton Store Moves To Larger Quarters
Wilhelm and Sons purchase Mrs Allie Lee's large store building in Ashton. Bloomhall’s Corner Grocery will relocate to the Odd Fellow building while Wilhelm and Sons move their general store to the new location.
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Ashton
Wilhelm and Sons
Allie Lee
Bloomhalls Corner
Bloomhall
Welhelms
Special Roads Deteriorate on Damp May Day
Wayland reports roads drying as Special Roads deteriorate and country highways grow rough from heavy travel. Graveled roads suffer further wear due to excessive moisture, leaving passable but uneven surfaces.
Bonilla High School Grants Four Girls Diplomas
Four girls graduated from Bonilla high school in a Friday ceremony. The program included songs by the girls chorus and a ladies trio, readings by Mary Binger, and Gladys Pyle giving the address. Superintendent R W Johnson presented the diplomas to Doris McKichan Clara Barrick Pauline Cooper and Thelma Rodtke.
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Bonilla High School
Bonilla
Marchetta
Miss Mills
Mary Binger
Gladys Pyle
R. W. Johnson
F. B. McKichan
Miss. Mills
Doris McKichan
Clara Barrick
Pauline Cooper
Thelma Rodtke
Highmore High School Announces 1937 Graduation Plans
Highmore High School will graduate the class of 37 this week. The baccalaureate address is set for Sunday evening at the Methodist Church by Rev. M. Chase. Commencement exercises will follow Thursday evening in the high school auditorium with Prof. B. A. Dunbar of Brookings delivering the address.
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Highmore High School
Highmore
Spe
Methodist Church
M. Chase
Cchurch
B. A. Dunbar
Brookings
Volga Legion Honors High School Cagemen
The Ame r Legion post of Volga hosted a banquet for the Volga high school basketball team after they earned a runner-up finish in the state B tournament. The event was held Thursday evening as a celebration of their achievement.
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Volga Legion
Volga
Ame m Legion Post of
Wayland Pupils Hold Annual School Picnic
The upper grades from fifth to eighth, their parents and teacher Mrs. J. T. O’Neill, picnicked at St. Lawrence grove despite the cold. A separate picnic for lower grades was held at the school house with Mrs. Eaton and mothers.
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Wayland
J. T. O'Neill
St. Lawrence Grove
Gann Valley Boy Is Injured In Local Smashup
A 12 year old son of Mrs. Chris Kreg of Gann Valley was bruised and had a broken collar bone in a Saturday auto accident near Wellingtown. Mrs. Krog driving lost control, the car overturned, and occupants were pinned beneath it. The boy sustained most injuries. others wore damaged clothing from a spilled can of coca cola.
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Gann Valley
Wellingtown Springs
Chris Kreg
Springs Farm Woman Breaks Leg In Fall
Mrs. George Easton of near this city tripped and fell on cellar stairs Saturday breaking both bones of her left leg just above the ankle. She was brought here for therapy and medical care before returning home.
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Springs
Wellingtion Springs
George Easton
Y C L Meet At Wessington Springs
Linn Yeager of Brule county won first place in the regional Y C L essay contest at Wellington Springs earning $10. Marie Thompson of Hand county was second with $2 and Elmer Schmierer of the city took third with $1. Jeannette Noel of Hyde county won the intermediate declaratory contest with Marion Swanson of Sanborn county second and Anita Mae Kunze of Beadle county third. Local officials, judges, and performers attended the event at the high school auditorium with comments on the contestants. The annual contests are sponsored by the state game and fish department and Izaak Walton league. The local commercial club donated $28 toward expenses.
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Wessington Springs
Wellington Springs
Linn Yeager
Brule
Marie Thompson
Hand County
Elmer Schmierer
Donald Catherman
Douglas County
Gene McRoberts
Sanborn County
Raymond Etbauer
Buffalo County
Harold Goggs
Beadle County
Marion Askew
Hyde County
Sherbourn
Lane School
Pearl C. Anderson
Aurora County
W. Dunn Hoy
Plankinton
Jeannette Noel
Marion Swanson
Anita Mae Kunze
Charles Hatch
Birdell Hazel
Clyde Fite
Dean Kellum
Kiwanis Club
Faye Zink
Alice McDonald
Jerauld County
Avelt
State Game and Fish Department
Izaak Walton League
Presho Man Files First Primary Expense Report
N. J. Thompson of Presho, Democratic candidate for state senator from the twenty-Sith district (Jones and Lyman counties), has filed the first primary expense report with the secretary of state. He spent 113 on newspaper ads 594 on cards and circulars and 91 on postage. Burckhard brothers of Bison plan 2000 acres of crops with 1000 seeded and flax land breaking under way.
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Presho
Pierre. Yy
N. J. Thompson
twenty-Sith
Jones
Lyman Counties
Schaal elected head of Northern State Teachers college student council
Schaal of Tripp was elected president of the Northern State Teachers college student council for next year. Louis Anderson of Lowry was named vice president and Thelma Milner of Lowry secretary treasurer.
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Schaal
Northern Students
Aberdeen
John Schaal
Tripp
Norithern State Teachers College
Louis Anderson
Lowry
Thelma Milner
Student Publication Board Incorporates at University of South Dakota
Vermillion May 20 The Student Publication Board Inc of Vermillion has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It will govern all student publications at the University of South Dakota. Directors include John McQuillen Sioux Falls Clinton Thomp kins Langford Ruth Payne Vermillion Arciah Krier Highmore and E G Trotzig Vermillion.
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Pierre
Student Publication Board, Inc
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
John McQuillen
Sioux Falls
Clinton Thompkins
Langford
Ruth Payne
Arciah Krier
Highmore
E. G. Trotzig
Threshermen Picnic Set for Kampeska June 13 14
Watertown reports the South Dakota Threshermen will hold its annual picnic at Lake Kampeska on June 13 and 14 with R. E. Hubbard as chair. The event gathers exhibitors and visitors for demonstrations and exhibits.
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Threshermen
Kampeska
Watertown
South Dakota
Lake Kampeska
R. E. Hubbard
Farm Woman Benefited from Lydia DB
Tickdale resident Susan Susrady recalls helping on a 64 acre farm for eleven years before health issues led her to Lydia DB. She credits the product with restoring her strength and vitality, claiming she now feels healthier than before.
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Tickdale
Fai
Lydia
Rich Coxpe
Susrady
Jickdale
Local Threshermen Picnic Plans Notable Event
The committee announced a large upcoming picnic described as one of the nation s largest with over 10 000 attendees last year. A feature display will show farm machinery and entertainments include baseball games band concerts and water sports. H F Borneman of Sioux Falls leads the South Dakota Brotherhood of Threshermen as president.
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H. F. Borneman
Sioux Falls
South Dakota Brotherhood of Threshermen
Start Drilling On Second Wagner Well
May 20 Wagner oil field activity increases as RK H Ewart of Wahoo Nebraska begins drilling Well No 2 on the Joseph Soukup farm in Lawrence township Charles Mix County. The site lies six miles east and three miles south of the Palensky project where Well No 1 stands.
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Wagner
Wagner Field
RK. H. Ewart
Wahoo
Neb
Nebraska
South Dakota
Joseph Soukup
Lawrence Touwship
Charles Mix County
Palensky Oil Project
Worth Thousands Of Dollars To Me Piles Ad
A testimonial from L. Bower, Kansas stock buyer, praises Dr. McCleary of Excelsior Springs Missouri for treating severe piles. He claims renewed health is worth thousands and urges others with rectal trouble to request the free book “Piles Treated Without Surgery” sent to Elms Blvd.
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Kansas
7. L. Bower
Dr. McClear
Excelsior Springs
McCleary
Elms Blvd
Sower
Airmen Injured in Madison Plane Spin Crash
In Madison four miles north of town yesterday afternoon, two airmen were slightly hurt when William Shaw's plane went into a spin at about 75 feet while photographing the John Moistad farm. Shaw was unconscious on arrival at the hospital. Richard Clarene assisted in the incident.
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Madison
Richard Clarene
Brookings
William Shaw
Minneapolis
John Moistad
Here
Shaw
Sioux Falls Chamber Rebukes National Volley in Midwest Row
Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce and midwest chambers joined with the National Chamber to forward a federal policy. A resolution was discussed by the board of directors amid a heated dispute.
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Sioux Falls
Nation
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Union
Ecru
Calmenson Clothing Co
H. H. Hedblom, Sec’y.Treas
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Best
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