Pheasants Study Moves Forward To Aid South Dakota Agriculture
A joint project by the South Dakota Game and Fish Commission and South Dakota State College, with Ohio University, begins a two phase study on Chinese ring necked pheasants. It analyzes esophagus and stomach contents from 600 birds and a field survey to assess whether pheasants help or harm crops and insect outbreaks.
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Brookings
South Dakota
N. C. Severin
South Dakota State College Department of Entomology
South Dakota Game, and Fish Commission
South Dakota State College Experiment Station
C. H. Johnson
Game and Fish Commission
Severin
Mathew Fowlds
Paul Johnson
University of Ohio
Ohio University
State College
21 To Get Diplomas At Woonsocket Tonight
Graduation exercises will be held at the Gem theater in Woonsocket for 21 seniors of Woonsocket high school. Dr. B C G Highie of the Western Normal School at Madison will be commencement speaker.
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Woonsocket
Gem Theater
Woonsocket High School
B. C G. Highie
Wastern Normal School At
Madison
Esther Parsons
Vivian Sxruger
J. Wayne Nielsen
Annalu .Lawson
Regina Thill
Edward J. Callaghan
Freud ER. Anderson
Mildred Faye Slack
Olga J.anderson
Sylvester M. Hein
Emmons. Larson
Ellen H. Larson
Bernice Weldner
Francisb. Johnson
Donald B. Hanson
Donald G. Schuler
Donley HH
Ronish
Cedric E. Walter
Hazel Moeckel
Roland A. Wier
Carol
Reed
Manchester Man In Minneapolis Hospital
Friends of Mr and Mrs Nate Dow of Manchester report that Mr Dow is hospitalized in Minneapolis after traveling there with his wife on learning of the serious illness of his sister Mrs Sam Howard a former resident. He is about 70 years old and had felt unwell for some time but delayed a hospital visit due to age.
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Manchester
Nate Dow
Dow
Minneapolis
Joe
Commencement Speaker Set at Wessington High
The Rev Royal Clyde Agne of Hu you college will address Wessington high seniors Friday night during graduation exercises The subject will be The Fourth q are to be graduated Avery Whittenberg edictorian Lucille Ruddy senior Dorothy Meyers Maxine Mc Neice McGuire Mas McGinnis Ca Iunck Ruby Goldsworthy Helen Fisher Marjorie Borkhurg Vern Derry Hilary Major William Tuddy
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Agne
Wessington Wessington
Royal
Clyde Agne
Oft Huyou College
Wessington High School
Avery
Whittenberg Edictorian
Lucille Ruddy
Saluniorothy
Meyers
Maxine McNeice McGuire
Mas
McGinnis
Ca Iunck
Ruby. Goldsworthy
Helen. Fisher
Marjories Borkhurg
Vern
Derry Tei
Hilary Major
William Tuddy
Elect New Teacher at In Wessington School
Miss Jean DeHaven daughter of Col and Mrs Alc DeHaven will teach at In Wessington School May 22 Special report notes she takes the place of Wenonah Wheelock who had been elected but resigned.
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Wessington School
Wessington
Jean DeHaven
Col
Alc DeHaven
DeHaven Wis
Wenonah Wheelock
Gage To Speak At Mellette Tonight
Mellette May 22 special The Rev J J Hyland of All Saints church Mellette delivered the baccalaureate address for the class of 1929 at Temple theater before 250 plus. The subject was Truth. Prof Daniel Gage of Huron college will give Commencement address on The Marked Man tonight. Invocation by Rev E Whiteside benediction by Rev Father Hyland. Seniors will sing and Flaz Crayce Tollefson offers the valedictory Leora Mugch the salutatory.
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Mellette
J. J. Hyland
All Saints Church of Mellette
Mellette High School
Temple Theater
Hdna Olson
Flaz
Crayce Tollefson
Leora Mugch
Two Injured In Groton Yellowstone Trail Wreck
Fred Hornaman of Groton and Martin Turguson of Pierpont were hurt when their Chevrolet coupe rolled over on the Yellowstone Trail near Aberdeen. Hornaman suffered two broken ribs a possible arm injury and unconsciousness after being thrown from the car. Turguson received minor bruises as the vehicle suffered extensive glass and side damage and was towed to Groton for repairs.
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Aberdeen
Fred Hornaman
Groton
Martin Turguson
Pierpont
Yellowstone Trail
Jima River
Hornaman
Turguson
Turkey Lays Daily Eggs and Sits on 27
TPSWICH May 22 The goose that laid the golden egg was a myth but the turkey that laid an egg a day and sat on 27 previously laid is the property of Mrs Jesse Crisp. Two weeks ago Mrs Crisp set this bronze hen after she had remained on the nest a required length of time seeing the newly laid egg each day she thought it the product of some other hen but after watching she discovered the setting turkey hen was yielding two revenues at once or a dual purpose bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Crisp
Miller May Establish Plane Landing Field
Miller plans an airport and landing field to bring Rapid Airlines service to the city. The new route runs from Rapid City to Pierre Huron and Watertown, with planes currently flying ten miles south of Miller.
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Miller
Rapid City
South Dakota
Pierre
Huron
Watertown
Rapid Airlines, Inc
Boy Buried With Grandfather In South Dakota Funeral
Henry Kerrup an early settler in Faulkton was buried. hours before the funeral his great grandson Forrest Harvig Jr. died and his tiny body accompanied the procession to church and cemetery with Kerrup.
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Faulkton
Henry Kerrup
South Dakota
Forrest. Harvig, Jr
Judge Wyman Begins Federal Court Duties in Deadwood
South Dakota appointed federal judge A Lee Wyman from Yankton begins work three days after swearing in. He travels to Deadwood to preside at the term opening Tuesday, after being sworn in at Sioux Falls Saturday with Judge James D Hillott presiding.
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Wyman
Yankton
South Dakota
A. Lee Wyman
Deadwood
Sioux Falls
James D. Hiliott
Illottt
Farmers Take Note of Outlook
South Dakota extension service reports widespread use of agricultural outlook material by farmers. More than 16,000 attendees across about 140 meetings plus nearly 6,000 distributed circulars informed planning for 1929. Attendees cited newspapers as a key source. Day county saw 2000 at seven meetings. Clay county logged 856 across 13 meetings. Emphasis on applying outlook to local farming increased profits, with shifts in crops and livestock plans and emphasis on hog sanitation.
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Brookings
South” Dakota
Extension ‘Service
Clay County
A. E Anderson
Extension Service
McLean County
Aero Corporation Formed In Beresford South Dakota
Beresford forms the Aero Corporation of Dakota Inc with 25000 authorized stock. J W Kaye A P Crane and R H Crane elected as incorporators and directors. Ralph Crane named manager. Plan include aviation services passenger hauling field operation and pilot instruction with stock offered at five dollars a share once permits arrive.
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Beresford
South Dakota
Aero Corporation of Dakota, Inc
J. W. Kaye
A. P. Crane
R. H. Crane
Ralph Crane
State Securities Commission
Clark County Wool Growers Report Strong Eight-Year Run
The Clark County Wool Growers association, eight years strong, earns sheep raiser confidence under manager Harry Thomas. This year the group plans to sell locally four carloads, with three spring meetings before the pool sale. The first spring meeting in early April set the plan to handle the clip as usual.
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Clark
Way
Clark County Wool Growers Association
Harry Thomas
Onida Study Club Serves Luncheon
The Onida Study Club hosted its annual luncheon at the Community building. Members with the lowest credit points entertained the rest, with substitutes and waiting list ladies also included in the program. The afternoon featured visiting and fancy work in an informal setting.
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Onida Study Club
ONIDA
Onida Study
Agar Commencement Set For Thursday Evening
Agar May 22 special report notes the junior senior banquet held at the M church parlors with toastmaster Leona Edebeyer and toasts from Genevieve Cass Gwen Horn and Mr Luker. Baccalaureate was Sunday evening with Rev J P Williamson of Onida delivering the address. The graduation program will feature I J Smith of Pierre as speaker. five students comprise the class.
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Agar
Agar High School
Leona Edebeyer
Genevieve
Cass
Gwen Horn
Luker
J. P. Williamson
Onida
I. J. Smith
Pierre
Agar Highly School
Plan For Memorial Program At Miller
An appropriate memorial program has been arranged for Decoration Day May 30. Rev. J. T. ONeill of SL, Lawrence, has been engaged as speaker.
Wessington Bal Team Wins First Comdest
Wessington May 22 The Catholic Order of Foresters baseball team of this city defeated the Wessington township team in a slugfest by a final score of 25 to 18.
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Wessington
Women to Have Rest Camp in Brookings and Black Hills
Brookings May 22 Two rest and recreational camps for South Dakota women will be held this summer under the extension service of State college announced by director A Anderson. Eastern camp runs June 18 to 16 at Camp Watumea near Watertown. Black Hills camp at Hisega July to 13. Open to home extension club members or 4 F leaders, the outings aim to give mothers a break from home duties with instructional and recreational programs including lectures demonstrations crafts swimming boating and campfires each evening. A nurse is on site. cooks and camp managers are provided. attendees supply dishes and bedding. Cost about one dollar per day. Anne Dempster, home extension.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Extension Service of
State College
A. ®. Anderson
Watumea
Lake Kanipeska
Watertown
Anderson
Black Hills
Anne Dempster
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Help for Change of Life
Mrs WA Mazer of 1611 Adams Street Denver Colorado describes use of Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She reports relief from night anxiety and fear of falling and says her mother used it with good results. She recommends it to friends as a tonic and for sleep.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Colo
Lydia H. Pinkham
Sam
Noife
Fam
Tam
WA. Mazer
Adams Street
Colorado
County agents lead Black Hills outing logistics
Agent at Watertown serves as superintendent of the Lake Kampeska camp and Sam Sloan of Fall River county coordinates the Black Hills outing. They will be assisted by other county and home extension agents.
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Watertown
Lake Kampeska
Sam Sloan
Fall River County
Black Hills
Farm Hand Scalded at Faulkenhagen Farm Accident
AGAR May 22 Special J B Archer suffered scalds to his chest and arms while removing a radiator cap at the C I Faulkenhagen farm. Steam and hot water burst forth from the radiator.
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AGAR
J. B. Archer
C. Il. Faulkenhagen
Postmaster Miss Olive Bjornson Fully Recovers
Miss Olive Bjornson postmaster of this city has fully recovered from an illness that had partially disabled her since January.
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Manchester
Olive Bjornson
Miller Farmer Sees Signs Of More Moisture
Miller, May 22. A wet summer may be ahead in this section says Charles Adams, a farmer seven miles southwest of Miller. He notes more wild ducks in spring than in recent years and prairie dogs building high rims around holes to keep water out, indicating higher moisture.
Telegraph worker departs for Aberdeen after local move
May 22 in New Porttion Ashton special one line notes VanStone longtime telephon office employee has left for Aberdeen to take a similar post.
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Ashton
VanStone
Aberdeen
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