Tri State Dealers Association reports crop prospects
A regional meeting of the Tri State Dealers Association in this city drew about forty dealers led by J. J. of Minneapolis. They discussed wheat dust and smut conditions, reported strong winter wheat yields in the southern district, and forecast a bumper crop overall with increased next year sowings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State ’ Dealers Association
J. J
Minneapolis
Widmann
Towa
Minnesota
Quinn
South Dakota
Trip to Rockport by Tobin's gasoline launch
A Thursday excursion carried Misses Jessie Walrath Edna Daniels Ruth Youngman Florence Dickson Maude Hager Maude Kimball of Chicago Mabel Switzer of Minneapolis Daisy Beattie of Sioux Falls and Messrs fred Kratz Gus Loevinger Everett White Clem Miller and Lloyd Stearns from a Rockport river trip totaling about 62 miles. They stopped at Gibson's grove for meals and spent two hours in Rockport viewing falls and a local society. The return voyage offered a sunset river panorama with wooded islets and river scenery described as a delightful Dakota twilight.
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Rockport
Tobin
Jessie Walrath
Edna Daniels
Ruth Youngman
Florence Dickson
Maude Hager
Maude Kimball
Chicago
Mabel Switzer
Minneapolis
Daisy Beattie
Sioux Falls
Fred Kratz
Gus Loevinger
Everett White
Clem Miller
Lloyd Stearns
Gibson
Tumble Dowr Rock
Slutterich Society
Colorado
Ramer Named South Dakota Public Instruction Chief
Prof. M. M. Ramer, formerly principal of city schools, was appointed superintendent of public instruction by Governor Elrod to fill the vacancy left by Geo W. Nash. Ramer, born 1869 in Lewiston Minnesota, has long served as educator across Cass and Grant counties and Milbank, Mitchell, and Mitchell schools, earning high regard for thoroughness and dedication.
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M. M. Ramer
Geo. W. Nash
Aberdeen State Normal School
Nash
Ramer
Elrod
North Dakota
Cass County
N. D
Big Stone City
S. D
Grant County
Milbank
Board of Education
Mitchell Schools
South Dakota Educational Association
Pesof. Ramer
Earning an Education in Columbia Colleges
Philadelphia Press reports that in Columbia last college year 537 students earned 92436 dollars, sixfold the sum five years earlier. The piece argues college costs are easier now, notes tutoring income from wealth, and says many students can earn while studying. It also claims graduates face real financial difficulty after leaving college.
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Philadelphia Press
Columbia
Hadley
Peta
Pupils Piano Recital Presented by Mrs Silsty Nichols
A Sunday morning recital for Mrs. Maude Silsty-Nichols's pupils and their mother featured violin by Miss Maude Kimball and singing by contralto Miss Parmenter of Scotland. Participants included Florence Winsor Mary Morrow Lucy Thompson Marjorie Foster Ruth Turney Mary Kibbee Hart Christensen and George Harker with fruit punch served after.
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Maude Silsty-Nichols
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Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee Land
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
S. W
Lyman County
Chamberlain
Oacoma
Corsica
Douglas County
N. W. 14
Armour
Stickney
Aurora County
Plankinton
Reliance
Puickney
C. A. Padley
Milwaukee
Gov. Elrod
Fru
Rainer
Minneapolis Cereal CO. Dept
Minneapolis, Minn
Herrick
A. B. McKeel
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