Pear blight worst in years warns farm editor
Washington reports a new pear blight epidemic spreading coast to coast, strongest in the eastern U S. It infects apples and quince, causes persistent diseased leaves, and risks extensive orchard damage. Experts urge pruning, burning of diseased wood, disinfecting wounds, and soil management to combat the outbreak.
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Frank J. Weller
Associated Press Feature Service
Washington
United States
M. B. Waite
Bureau of Plant Industry
Waite
Walte
California
Redfield youths now in college
Redfield residents report at least 20 former Medfield high school students pursuing higher education after completion of preparatory work. Most attend South Dakota colleges with six at Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen Frances Smith, Annie Rudd, Helen Preston, Florence Singer, Mabel Heineman, Barbara Hillman. Also at Tedfield college are Marjoels Adrian, Florence Thompson, Hazel Brink. Huron College lists Fiolet Bullock and Ernest Davis, Lloyd Thayer at the School of Mines Rapid City. Sarah Finnerty, Ravena Lyons, Mary OConnor at a Sioux Falls business college. Ruth Baker in nurses training. Outside state: Doris Miner at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls, Muse Myers at Iowa State Agricultural College Ames, Jerome Urban at Carleton College Northfield Minn.
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Redfield
Medfield High School
South Dakota
Northern State ‘Teachers’ College
Aberdeen
Frances Smith
Annie Rudd
Hlren Preston
Florence Singer
Mabel Heineman
Barbara Hillman
Marjoels Adrian
Florence Thompson
Hazel Brink
Tedfield College
Huron College
Fiolet Bullock
Ernest Davis
Lloyd Thayer
School of Mines
Rapid City
Sarah Finnerty
Ravena Lyons
Mary O'Connor
Business
Sioux Falls
Ruth Baker
Doris Minner
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Muse Myers
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Jerome Urban
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Farmers Build New Homes Tulare County Farm Areas
Several farmers have built or are building new homes on their farms near Tulare. A large residence is under construction on the Elton McNeill farm west of Tulare. Homes completed include those on the Leo Schultz and Fred Schultz farms.
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Tulare
Elton McNeill
Leo Schultz
Fred Schultz
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed in Pratt
Mrs S Ey S rexwy of Pratt West Virginia writes she was weak and bedridden yet after three doses of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she felt improvement and by two bottles could work again. She recommends the product to friends and offers to answer letters.
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Mna
S. Ey
Srexwy
Pratt, W. Va
Springs Auxiliary elects officers in Wellington
Esther Herzberg was elected President of the American Legion Auxiliary for the coming year in Wellington on September 30. Frieda Vetter and Elizabeth Sutton were named vice presidents, with Ruth Carson secretary, Ella Mutz treasurer, Edna Lindebak sergeant at arms, Anna VaunOlst chaplain, and Bess Peterson historian.
Colleges Get 26 Springs Graduates in 1929 Class
Wessington Springs high school reports 87 graduates with 26 enrolled in colleges and universities. 13 of the college students attend Wessington Springs Junior College, while others study at Mitchell Business College, Dakota Wesleyan University, Mitchell, Huron College, Augstana College, Yankton College, University of Minnesota, Asbury College, Eastern State Teachers College, School of Mines Rapid City, and Sioux Falls business schools. Several graduates teach in nearby districts and in Wessington Springs.
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Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs High School
Solle
Wessington Spring Junior College
Fern Anderson
Allee Clodk
Leona Davis
Doris Carr
Florence Cook
French approve of bone hinges in new surgery review
In Paris Dr. Pierre Baty summarizes research by Contremoulin and Robineau showing nature uses metal devices when properly applied to fracture repair. They argue surgeons often fail to secure wires rods and plates with correct engineering, leading to indifferent results.
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Paris
Nature
Academy of Medicine
Pierre Baty
Contremoulin
Maurice Robineau
Rushmore Memorial Draws Tourists Exceeding Locals
Rapid City report notes visitors to the Rushmore Mountain memorial under construction outnumber local residents. Last week 4150 climbers with less than a tenth from Rapid City. The unveiling figure next summer is expected to attract thousands including eastern celebrities.
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Rushmore Memorial
Rapid City
Rushmore Mountain Memorial
Rebekahs Present Cor pural Eagen Comedy at Miller
Miller Sept 30 Corporal Eugen is a three act war time comedy by the Rebekah lodge. Miller cast includes Normal Rose as Corporal Eagen Izzy Goldstein Ruth Collins Sall Don McCullen Art Carcoran Claryce Davison and Bob Dixon with CHM Walsh in a parade pageant. Two performances are planned tomorrow night and Wednesday night with several choruses and Miller businessmen dressed as chorus girls.
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Eagen
Ivan Shantz
Izzy Goldstein
Hagen
Ruth Collins
Sall
Don MccCullen
Charles Bohen
Mina Cree
Evelyn Mohr
Jack Sisk
Art Carcoran
Goldstein
Claryce Davison
Bob Dixon
Chm Walsh
Miller Business
Mudhen Slaughter Sparks League Distribution Message
Madison reports the Izaak Walton league urged reducing mudhen numbers but hunters misread the call. Secretary Treasurer W A Rothschild said executives aimed to have hunters kill mudhens instead of ducks due to scarce ducks. He noted many mudhens were found dead on a Kingsbury County lake on opening day and suggested shooting them for practice.
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League
Madison
Izaak Walton League
W. A. Rothsehild
Carpenter
West Pays Tribute To Two Gun Sheriff
Pendleton Oregon obituary notes Tilman D. Taylor one of the last two gun sheriffs of the old west. Taylor served Pendleton for 21 years as a peace officer and was killed in 1920 during a hand to hand clash with jail breakers.
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West
Pendleton, Obe
Old West
Tilman D. Taylor
Til” Taylor
Pendleton
Memorial unveiled by West at round up dedication
The commemorative memorial standing in bronze or larger etatite proportions was made by A Phimister Proctor, a Boston sculptor, in Rome. It was cast in Vienna. More than 250 peace officers from all parts of the west attended the dedication during the annual roundup.
Protests Hit Manila University Dress Rule
In Manila almost all University of the Philippines students oppose a dress rule mandating inexpensive white cotton attire for classes. Only Miss Rosario Sison gains exemption citing a religious vow to Our Lady of Carmen. Dean Benitez allowed her to attend in a brown robe as controversy grows after over 3,000 students petition to the House urging repeal.
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House of Representatives
Kew Garage On No 41 Virgil Opens
Harvey Kuehl owns a garage and tourist camp built on the new Highway No 41. He purchased four acres of land from an adjacent owner who lives at Bridgewater. Mrs Howard Davis has returned home to Virgil from Mitchell after an appendicitis operation and is recovering nicely.
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Kew
Virgil
Harvey Kuehl
Mr. Kuehl
Bridgewater
Howard Davis
Mitchell
Miller High glee clubs picked after tryouts
Miller Sept 20. Tryouts for Miller high school boy and girl glee clubs completed and clubs organized. Girls club includes Charlotte Bard Doris Reich Evelyn Blard Dorothy Kintigh Echo Padmore and many others. boys club features Merrill Hurd Roger Stensland Howard Fick Paul Barnes and additional members.
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Anita Rainy
Ruth Andrews
Anna
Mary Fisher
Maxine Taylor
Ellizabeth Sommers
Marian Burke
Emma Lorenz
Marvel Schweppe
Phyllis Woodward
Jeanette Weber
Bonnie Beck
Dorothy Reich
Vera Hanson
Marjory Burton
Arlene Blancock
Doris Eaton
Lucille Phinney
Evelyn DeLong
Juvernia Moncur
Harriet Bohning
Mary Alice Cahalan
Wesleyan Freshmen Pick Class Officers in First Meeting
Mitchell reports Drake elected president of the freshman class at Dakota Wesleyan University. Other officers include Frances Keeser and Mr Vernon as vice president Earline Roadman as secretary James Hyde as treasurer Vivian Anderson from Pukwana as representative on the student board and Kenneth Foster of Murdo as cheerleader.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
bin Drake
Dakota Wesleyan University
Frances Keeser
Vernon
Earline Roadman
James Hyde
Vivian Anderson
Pukwana
Kenneth Foster
Murdo
Watertown Legion Launches War Library and Museum
Codington county American Legion posts a war library and museum in the new courthouse to preserve relics and publications from the last three major conflicts. The project invites fitting contributions from the public and aims to benefit future generations.
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Watertown
Sebl. Com
Codington County
American Legion
War relics gathered for new museum display case
Fifteen sectional book cases filled with war memorabilia and reports from voter organizations and United States Veterans' bureau. Historic war activities of Jewish relief groups, Salvation Army, Knights of Columbus, American Red Cross, and other agencies documented. Relics of various kinds are collected for a display with a dedicated protection and display case.
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Und States Veterans’ Bureau
Fies
Salvation Army
Knights Columbus
American Red Cross
Huron Pierre Bus Schedule Details
The Huron Pierre bus departs Huron at 2 45 PM with connections to trains north at Wolsey 2 38 PM and reaches Pierre at 7 00 PM It leaves Pierre at 6 30 AM connects with the Wolsey south train at 10 20 AM and arrives back at Huron at 10 45 AM.
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Huron
Wolsey
Pierre
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