Weed Growth Not Bad In South Dakota Crops
South Dakota farms report light weed pressure this year amid a northwest crop survey by the Farmers Union Terminal, noting prior drought slowed weed seed germination. The report cites good soil, delayed corn seeding, rapid flax and barley planting, deep-rooted wheat resilience, and ample pasture feed as weather improves. Prices show a trend higher despite drought in Oklahoma, Kansas, and eastern Missouri.
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ST. Paul
Minn
South Dakota
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Farmers Union
Xater
Northwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Forty Finish Four at Aberdeen Northen State Teachers College
Forty students from Northen State Teachers College in Aberdeen will receive diplomas on June 6 at 9 45 a m in Spafford gymnasium completing four year courses. William Adler of Groton among Bachelor of Science in Education graduates. two year certificates awarded to sixty one general curriculum completers. twenty seven kindergarten primary graduates. additional two year certificates in industrial arts music supervision drawing supervision physical education and commercial arts. One year general certificate holders total two hundred fifteen obtaining first grade certificates.
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N.N.S.S. Aberdeen
Northen State Teachers College
Spafford Hell Gymnasium
Aberdeen
William Adler
Groton
Music Gu«Pervisors
Eighth Graders Finish At Wessington Friday
Eighth grade students at Wessington School completed the state examination on Tuesday and Wednesday. Graduation exercises are set for Friday evening at 8:30 at the community hall with Rev. C. H. Bell of Pierre delivering the address. Mothers prepare a dinner in the dining hall for the 13 graduates and their instructor, Mr. Emil Streensing, after the ceremony.
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Wessington
C. H. Bell
Pierre
Emil Streening
Wessington PTA Holds Final Session for Year
Members met in the community hall on Monday evening May 19 with Miss Walker from the state health department speaking on health education. The retiring president Edna Hultman introduced newly elected Mildred Hutchinson who announced new committees for next year. Lunch followed.
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Wessington P. T. A
Wessington
Wessington FP. T. A
City Accepts Higher Power Rate for Water Works
Vaneton May 22 the city commission adopted a resolution after Northwestern Public Service Co rejected one and a half cents per kilowatt hour and accepted two cents per KWH for water pumping power for the city water works.
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Vaneton
City Water Works
Northwestern Public Service Co
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
In La Junta Colorado R 2 Box 216 Mrs Osborn tests the product after a neighbor gave it to her for fatigue and nervousness. She reports improved appetite more energy and ability to do housework and childcare.
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Junta
Colo
Weaborn
Lydia E.pinkham
Mies
Jou Osborn
la Junta
Colorado
Buffalo County Farmers Buy Eaglerod Airplane
Buffalo county residents including Edwardroz Hinselman Will Hayes and Siebert Kruse join to purchase a new Eaglerod aircraft to be delivered by pilot William Werdel and receive flying instruction at a local Buffalo county flying field. Robert Irwin is listed as interested but not a farmer.
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Buffalo County
Ganny
William Werdel
Highmore
Edwardroz W. H. Hinselman
Will Hayes
Siebert Kruse
Robert Irwin
Joe Creek 4-H Club Hosts Dance and Basket Social
In Joe Creek on May 22 a dance and basket social for the Big Bend district 4-H club drew a large crowd. The event announced plans for a fall fair at Farmers Station to showcase exhibits.
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Joe Creek
Big Bend
Farmers Station
Baccalaureate Held For Iroquois Grads
In Iroquois on May 22 a large audience attended the baccalaureate services honoring the graduating class of Iroquois High School. The event reflected community support for the students and their achievements.
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Iroquois
Iroquois High
Sunday Evening Class With Edgar Guest Poem
Services were held in the Methodist church on Sunday night. The Rev. J. Mr. Hunter preached the sermon based on Edgar A. Guest's poem My Life. He gave each class member a booklet with a mimeographed copy of the poem arranged under address sub topics.
Seniors Take Part In Class Play The Hoodoo
Ree Heights May 22 Special The following seniors participated in the class play The Hoodoo presented Monday evening Avis Else Ellen Etbauer Jane Paine Vera Miller Erma Johnson Louise Dunwoody Hazel Lingscheir Grace Hammill Loretta Coorad Florence Lott Eleanor Wareing Louise Sissom Wayne McGee Ward Lingschoit Ray Danielson
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Avis Else
Ellen Etbauer
Jane Paine
Vera Miller
Erma Johnson
Louise Dunwoody
Hazel Lingscheir
Grace Hammill
Loretta Coorad
Florence Lott
Eleanor Wareing
Louise Sissom
Wayne McGee
Ward Lingschoit
Ray Danielson
Wessington Seniors Hear Baccalaureate
Baccalaureate services for 29 Wessington high school graduates were held at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Rev Clifton Bel of Pierre delivered the address, assisted by Rev J H Black of the local church. The church was filled to capacity.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Presbyterian Church
Hev
Clifton Bel
Pierre
J. H. Black
Self Seeded Wheat Makes Good Growth
In Tulare on May 22 Special report notes John Blume and Will Blume have a sizable field of self seeded winter wheat with a fine stand after seed was scattered by light hail.
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Tulare
John Blume
Will Blume
Commencement Exercises Slated at Wolsey High School
The Wolsey high school will hold its commencement on Friday evening May 23 at the auditorium. Program includes invocation by Miss Fanny Mills, salutatory by Eupha Maxwell, orations by Hazel Dragseth and Elva Rodman, violin duet by Leona Wahlert and Bercycle Street, diplomas presented by Superintendent Wardman, and a class song by the glee club.
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Marjorie Osmanson
Hazel Dragseth
Mildred Pierson
Leona Wahlert
Bercycle
Frances Salisbury
Enid Martin
Howard School Exhibit Proves Unusually Successful
Howard, May 22. The annual school exhibit drew an estimated 550 attendees. A new prize feature in each department boosted interest, with prize money funded by an early spring grade concert.
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Howard
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