Insects Added to South Dakota State College Collection
May 24 Brookings reports the entomology department at South Dakota State College has expanded its insect collection to about one million mounted specimens with 300 from Russia. Prof. Severin notes additions from France, Germany, Japan, Formosa, Austria, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Canada, and Brazil. The collection aids instruction and research, and includes a large praying mantid and many grasshoppers.
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TI. Filipsev
Institute of Experimental Agronomy
Bureau of Applied Entomology
Leningrad
Russia
France
Germany
Japan
Formosa
Austria
Hungary
Italy
Mexico
Canada
Brazil
Severin
South Dakota
South Datta
State College
Special World Service Services Held at Conde Church
Special church services in the interests of world service were held at the Methodist Episcopal church in Conde on Wednesday and Thursday. Dr Shurtleff of Aberdeen assisted in the services.
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Conde Conde
Methodist-Episcopal Church
Shurtleff
Aberdeen
Conde Students Enjoy Annual School Picnic
Conde May 24 Special reports Conde high school students enjoyed the annual picnic on the last day of the school year. primary department held Rei yesterday while intermediate grades were to have theirs Saturday. Seventh and eighth graders had examinations yesterday and today.
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Conde
Conde High School
Rei
Intermed
Memorial Day services led by Arthur Bunce post at Ashton
The Arthur Bunce post of the American Legion will host Memorial Day services in Ashton on May 24. A firing squad and a Flanders Field service are planned with John G. Grigsby of Redfield as speaker. Musical numbers are arranged and Legion auxiliary members will serve dinner. In the afternoon, Legion members may attend services in Athol.
Pickerel Placed in Lake Henry Aids Local Fishing
Estelline notices 2,600 pickerel placed in Lake Itenry by Game Warden Cotman to boost the lake as a leading fishing resort for Kingsbury county residents. He adds that the state game and fish department will soon dump a large truck load of adult bullheads and perch into the lake.
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Lake Henry
Itenry
Cotman
Kingsbury County
State Game and Fish Department
Public Invited To See Film Making
Announcement by production authorities of the all college film Dakota being shot at Eastern State Teachers College Madison invites spectators to watch on location. Hollywood director Kursten will supervise rehearsals and shooting. Local residents have already lined the lakefront to observe scenes from the covered wagon period of state history.
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Madison
Dakota
Astern State Teachers College
Kursten
Hollywood
Lake Herman
New Ferris Wheel To Debut At Canova Dairy Day
The Howard Arrangement company unloads a new ferris wheel for a trial run and will debut at the Dairy Day fete in Canova on Wednesday June 6 with a larger modern rig. Their newer merry-go-round will also appear in Canova on June 5 along with other street amusements for the day.
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Howard ‘Araugement Company
Indempany
Howard
Canova
Bryant community picnic and essay contest plans
The Bryant anti commercial club outlines a July community picnic expected to draw hundreds of farmers and families. A $10 prize will go to the local high school student who writes the winning essay on Why Is Bryant and the Bryant Community The Best Place to Live.
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Bryant -Bryant
Bryanti Commercial Club
Bryant
Mitchell Boy Scouts Get Lake Camp Site
Mitchell authorized the Boy Scouts to use a tract on the northwest shore of Lake Mitchell for a camp developed under Izaak Walton league and Scout direction. The area’s draws and bayous will be retained as common property and cottage rights reserved for the hills surrounding the lake.
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Mitchell
Lake Mitchell
Boy Scouts
Izaak Walton
Preston Graduating Exercises On Tomorrow
Preston's high school prepares for commencement at First Baptist church with 31 graduates the largest class in history. Valedictorian Marion Larsen and salutatorian Ruth Jones lead the class after a morning class day in the auditorium and a Lake Campbell picnic.
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Akl Preston
First Baptist Church
Youing
Sioux Falls
Marion Larsen
Ruth Jones
Lake Campbell
Catholic Daughters Convene in Deadwood This Week
Deadwood South Dakota hosts the biennial state convention of Catholic Daughters of America from May 26 to 28. Miss Mary C. Duffy of Newark is guest of honor and main speaker, with State Deputy Mrs. Cecilia J Kelly of Mitchell presiding. Delegates from across the state gather for conclave sessions.
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Deadwood
Mary C. Duffy
Newark
N.J
Catholic Daughters of America
Cecilia J Kelley
Mitchell
Catholic Daughters’ Society
Brand new health from Sargon praised by Victor Magnuson
Mr Victor Magnuson of St Paul testifies that Sargon has restored his health after years of severe stomach distress and headaches. He reports relief from sour stomach pain and dizziness and says laxatives are no longer needed.
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Sargon
Izzy
Victor Magnuson
St. ‘Paul
Westentral
Sargon May
The
Longstaff-Drug' Co
Corner ‘Drug -Stora
Flitchcock
D. C. Hobart
Wessington
Messay -Bros
Stock Judging Contest Set For Saturday At State College
South Dakota State College will host its annual livestock and dairy judging contest Saturday. Agricultural Society president William Bryant leads student organizers Jasper Fairchild Bibon Arvid Hagen Govert Dyk Guy McDonald Leonard Mel Sisseton Ward Van Horn Arthur Cole George Steele Britta Aske Christford Mel and others. Prizes include a silver loving cup by Alpha Zeta and a judge's cane for first in dairy judging. Teams may also judge crops if decided.
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Brookings
South Do
Koala’ State College
The
Agricultural Society
William Bryant
Sutherland
Town
Jasper Fairchild
Bibon
Arvid Hagen Brookings
Govert ‘Dyk
Platte
Guy McDonald
Highmore
Leonard Meland
Sisseton
Ward
van Horn
Buffalo
Monuments Roadwork and Dinosaur Bone Unearthed Nearby
Reports from Huston Springs near Bonesteel describe workmen digging a water reservoir finding a 14 inch forefoot bone likely from a mastodon or dinosaur. In Mobridge a 30 foot obelisk monument to Sakakawea was awarded to M A Stump with Hickory Stick club backing, construction to begin soon. WELLINGTON: three year old Weith Yoost recovering from tongue removal operation.
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Huston Springs
Mobridge
Lewis and
M. A. Stump
Mobrids
Hickory Stick Club
Missoy River
Yellowstone
Black Tins Trainy
Wellington
Five Escape Injury In Auto Accident Near Ames
Five people escaped serious injury after a collision between a Ford touring car driven by Clifford Johnson and a Whippet sedan driven by C. W. Arbogast south of Ames on May 24. Police or ambulance crews responded to the scene, with no further details provided.
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Miller
Johnson
Arbogast
Frank Johnson
Ames
Clifford Johnson
C. W. Arbogast
Ames Baseball Team Plans Fundraising Dance Saturday
Ames braces for a Saturday night fundraiser at the Herman Rock Jr. barn to support the local baseball team. Bess' orchestra will provide music for the event as announced today.
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Ames
Herman Rock, Jr
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