Community Notes From Hart Township and Nearby Areas
Hart Township residents visit kin and neighbors last week. Ed Knutson and family called on Mr and Mrs Tusa. Rev and Mrs Erickson and others joined at the Benson home for a sipping Sunday. A Ford went into a ditch but no serious injuries. Shoppers and visits include Berg family, Cuffe family, Olga Tusa, and Flora Eggen attending events.
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Anderson
Oscar Elton
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Ler Way
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Joseph
Julia
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Eleanor Cuffe
A Day with the School by a Red Cross Nurse
A county nurse conducts health inspections in schools revealing family fears about dental care and hygiene. She pledges to promote healthy habits through regular checks and guidance for parents, children, and teachers.
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County Nurse Studies Rural School Health Practices
A county nurse surveys rural schools to ensure sanitary conditions, drinking water, handwashing facilities, hot lunch equipment, heating, lighting, and order. She measures and weighs children, cites underweight issues at up to 68 percent in some counties, and promotes diet changes and early treatment of infections.
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Ti Sues
Hurst
Enterprise Farm Club Meeting Promoted with Poultry Talks
The Enterprise Farm Club plans a Thursday May 20 meeting at Warland school with speakers including Hayes president of the South Dakota Poultry Breeders Association and county agent Buchanan plus Dr J A Robertson. Emil Aker discusses Which Came First the Hen or the Egg. Singing by the Farmers Quartette and a duet follow.
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South Dakota Poultry Breeders Association
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J. A. Robertson
Emil Aker
Sisseton
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Miss Ritt
Emergency costumes stir comic clash in small town
A brief exchange shows a troupe planning emergency outfits for a chorus of about forty. They joke about visiting a puritanical town and needing extra beads to fit in, hinting at light theatrical mischief and community reaction.
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Case against North Dakota laws heard by Federal Supreme Court
A 42 taxpayer suit against North Dakota industrial laws reached the federal Supreme Court after prior losses in state and federal courts. The case, advanced to April 19 20, involves state control of property and the Fourteenth Amendment, with commentary on postmasters, wages, and political prisoners amid a broad survey of contemporaneous federal matters.
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Washington, ID. C
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State Supreme Court
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Fargo
Frazier
Amidon
Stats
William Lemke
P. A. Pike
St. Paul
Milk Cow Language Battle Ends Milkh to Milk
The US Department of Agriculture settles a long dispute over the word milch versus milk. Advocates of milk argue it is the common English usage and aligns with Americanization. Proponents of milch cited scriptural and classical precedents. The decision favors milk as the standard term in general use.
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Japan
Conventio
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US. Department of Agriculture
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