Tourist travel starts increase at Custer Battlefield Highway
Warm weather brings more visitors to the Custer Battlefield Highway area as tourists from Illinois Maine Iowa California Pennsylvania Minnesota Nebraska Montana North Dakota and Canada arrive. Agricultural students from Iowa State College Ames will visit the Black Hills while Wanderlust Traveling Camp travels through to Yellowstone and beyond. California automobile group requests 30 road reports weekly and Yellowstone Park information bureau asks for 2 400 maps. overall Custer Highway expected to rise at least 25 percent this year due to new eastern and southern bureaus and wider reach to Louisville Portland and Calgary.
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Mitchell
Custer Battlefield Hiway
W. D. Irisher
Fisher
Illinois
Maine
Iowa
California
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Nebraska
Montana
North Dakota
Canada
Iowa State College
Ames
Custer Battlefield
Black Hills
Wanderlust Traveling Camp Association
Philadelphia
Custer
Yellowstone
Denvere
Salt Lake City
California State Automobile Association
San Francisco
South Dakota Highway Association
Yellowstone National Park
Tneiavapoal
Louisville
Kentucky
Portland
Calgary
Farmer Olaf Anderson Profits Highlight Potter County Farm
GETTYSBURG May 28 There are profits to be made in farming if the accountancy methods of Olaf Anderson owner of a section of Potter County land are accurate. Mr Anderson finds that last year he made 1739 after first allowing for a day rate of 35 to himself depreciation on machinery interest on his investment help and other items. On his farm included wheat corn alalla barley and oats with a part reserved for pasture.
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Gettysburg
Olaf Anderson
Potter County
Anderson
Alfalfa Ready for Mowing by June 1
A heavy alfalfa crop is expected to be ready for mowing by June 1. Acreage this year has more than doubled due to moisture in the soil aiding crop start. Much of the crop was sown on new broken ground with flax as a morse crop. Wild pastures are in good condition.
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Jo CR Wah
Wheat Growers Meet Ahe Area South Dakota Wheat Association
South Dakota Wheat Growers Association will hold a meeting at 15. it will include election of officers and a proposed amendment to by laws. Several subjects of wider interest are on the agenda for consideration by the wheat growers.
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Ahe
South Dakota
Wheat Crowe Ciation
Bode
Wheat Ten
Kresge Store Granted Permit for Sioux Falls Buildings
Sioux Falls officials approved a permit for Kresge and company to construct two store buildings at Phillips avenue and Poinsett street. The permit includes a provision requiring compliance with a new building ordinance governing steel skeleton structures and updating the city building code.
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Sioux Falls
May Kresge and Company
Phillips Avenue
Ponth Srvece
Persmit
Kre
Tio
Girl Wins Medal For Barberry Disease Report
Miss Wrances Trotter of Trestumian receives a distinct ice medal for reporting a rust problem on her father C D Trotter's property. The award acknowledges her role in alerting officials about barberry related rust, connected to the U S Department of Agriculture via George B Frandsen and Thomas Bulger in Barberry Bradiealton.
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Wrances Trotter
Trestumian
C. d. Trotter
Wald
Ewing
Ceorge
B. Frandsen
United States
Tho. Bulger
Barberry
Bradiealton
Bank Liquidation Ends with Partial Dividend at Redfield
At Redfield the liquidation of the recant State bank of Te is terminated. Final dividend checks mailed amount to 7.81 percent, totaling 52.84 percent paid to date. The liquidation was conducted through W. B. P. Barth, examiner in charge, at Redfield.
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Bank
Lowry Redfield
State Bank of Te
W. B P. Barth
Charms
Redfield
S. D. Educator To Talk At N.EVA Meet
SPRINGFIELD May 28 President C G Lawrence of the Southern State normal school received an invitation from President Lamkin of the National Education association to be a special Sunday speaker at the July summer convention in Atlanta Georgia. Lamkin plans educator speakers for churches across Atlanta and nearby cities to present a new southern view on northern education.
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Springfield
Southern State Normal School
Lamkin
National Education Association
Atlanta
South
New Degrees To Be Given At University
SVERMILLION May 28 The first bachelor of science degrees in business administration will be given by the new school of business and commerce at the University of South Dakota in the 47th commencement exercises June 10. Nine of the 168 graduates are expected to receive the new title. The school will award degrees to 14 students. Two students are expected to receive the master of arts degree in commerce, while three will be awarded the bachelor of arts in economics.
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University Svermillion
School of Business and Commerce
University of South Dakota
School of Business Administration
Anderson Elected President Of Northern Normal Student Council
Louis A Anderson of Lowry was elected president of the Northern Normal student council for next year. He will be a junior and serves as the executive representative of the student body.
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Andover Bay
Northern
Aberdeen
Louis A. Anderson
Lowry
Northern Normal
Anderson
Four Dvorak family killed in local freight collision
The Dvorak parents and two daughters aged 2 and 4 died after their car was hit by a freight train backing across the main street crossing in Scotland. A six month old baby survived with bruises. The inquest was postponed to Wednesday at 10 am and a funeral is planned for today.
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Widen
Auto Scotland
Mike
Dvorak
Commencement Season Opens at Northern State Teachers College
May 28 Aberdeen reports the commencement season begins with a three day spring festival. The opening events include a dramatic presentation of Hawatha's Wedding Feast and a concert by the college symphony orchestra featuring guest violinist HM ury Schiesser from Glasgow Montana and Lorainne Dodge from Minneapolis. Concerts by the glee clubs and chorus follow later this week.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Hiawatha
College Symphony Orchestra
New USD Faculty and Leadership Changes Announced
May 28 Vermillion reports Herman James named president of the University of South Dakota with twelve new faculty joining next fall. Appointments include Herman Trachsel as government head, William Guevara as Spanish instructor, and two economists Claude Whitlow and Loyd Deval. Other posts cover medicine, law, music, home economics, physical education, and university high school staff. A full time secretary role is created for the president, with Ruth West and Margaret Hedlin appointed to key positions. Conde reports temple remodeling and redecoration underway.
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Kercheville
University of Wisconsin
R. H. Sparkman
B. M. Fitch
Claude J. Whitlow
Loyd Deval
University of Michigan
Howard McBurney
Margaret Dayton
Mildred Stickney
Nellie A. Aker
Herman James
Ruth West
West
School of Law
Margaret Hedlin
College of Arts and Sciences
Sparks
Winifred Iiett
University of Minnesota
Lake Andes Man Publishes Wests First Chemical Journal
William Millerz of Lake Andes edits and publishes Practical Chemistry the only chemical journal west of the Mississippi. Bi monthly in magazine size it features colored covers illustrated content and a humor department Krazy chemist. The bi monthly issue targets technical and lay readers with agricultural chemistry sections.
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Lake Andes
LAKE
Andes
William Millerz
Mississippi River
Miller
United States
Discuss Farm Uses Of Electrical Power In Sioux Falls
In Sioux Falls on May 28 a meeting of the South Dakota state committee on the relation of electricity to agriculture will discuss uses of electrical current for farm power and lighting. A Brookings state college committee and many farmers from the state and western Minnesota will attend. Charles H. Stuart of Minneapolis, chairman of the National Electric Light association rural electric service committee, and Dr. E. A. White of Chicago, director of the national committee on relation of electricity to agriculture, will be present.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
State College
Brookings
Minnesota
Charles IT. Stuart
Minneapolis
National Electric Light Association
Ela, White
Chicago
Ten Marketing Meetings Planned In June in South Dakota
In South Dakota ten conferences on grain marketing are set for June 4 to June 18 across Mitchell Gregory Philin Onida Mobridge Aberdeen Sisseton Watertown Redfield and Wer en. W P Schnidt of the State college extension service announced the schedule with a later series planned for the southeast. John Bohn federal grain supervisor at Sioux City or another Federal Inspection Service representative will lead demonstrations.
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Brookings
South Dakota
W. IP. Sehnaidt
State College Extension Service
Mitchell
Gregory
Philin
Onida
Mobridge
Aberdeen
Sisseton
Watertown
Redfield
Weren
Schnidt
John Bohn
Sioux City
Federal Inspection Service
Grain grade conferences and sample grading planned
Meetings will include grading of grain samples with elevations margins and growers invited to bring corn and other grains for typical sample grading. R. J. Miller of Minneapolis may attend some conferences.
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R. J. Miller
Minenapolis
Gypsies Bothering Yankton Police
A large band of Gypsies traveling in several cars camps near Yankton for days. Police watch their activities and warn members but make no arrests. Leaders say this is a northwest rendezvous before moving to Oklahoma City for a tribal convention. They are camped on the Jim River east of Yankton.
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Yankton
Northwest
Oklahoma City
Jim River
Sargon Treatment Claim by St Paul Resident
Richard Khion of 1447 Thomas St St Paul reports drastic relief from stomach trouble constipation and rheumatic pain after three years of illness claiming Sargon Soft Mass Pills provided liver stimulation and renewed energy The ad notes availability in Huron Hitchcock and Wessington with listed local outlets.
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Richard Khion
Thomas St
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