Giants Triumph in Page One Sunday Baseball Recap
The snippet records a baseball game with Fly, Eagle, and Necklace pitchers and lists walks by Potts and Yellow fat. It shifts to agricultural and home economics guidance from State College with tips on kitchen tools, knife use, measuring cups, sieves, and dressmaking techniques, plus notes on silage, silo building, drainage, and road culverts.
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Fly
Eagle
Necklace
Paseed
Potts
Yellowfat
C. Solberg
Remarkable South Dakota Grasslands Impress Herald Observer
The Herald editor notes continued from page one the grass that produces meat and the impact of this wonder ful soil. He describes a sparsely settled country with some of the finest improved farms seen, numerous large barns and good houses, and widespread fencing. Travelers from Lemmon find the outdoors rewarding in any direction.
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South Dakota
Lemmon
School Board Elects Grammar Department and New Superintendent
The School Board announced Miss Mary L. Farr and Miss Connie Filer for grammar departments with other teachers named for primary and inter grades. Professor D. A. Hayworth of Elkton was chosen as superintendent for the coming year, praised for prior service. Mrs Schultz, in Domestic Science and music, noted for multiple years’ experience and study at the Technical Normal School of Chicago. The board contends the faculty will be strong and expects Lemmon to gain a premier teaching corps.
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Mary L. Farr
Hettinger
Connie Filer
Morrisye
South Dakota
Any G. Ellis
Maz
Wisconsin
Ethyl White
Marie Klindt
Board of Education
D. A. Hayworth
Elkton
Hayworth
Misa Schultz
Technical Normal School of
Chicago
Lemmon
Domestic science for rural girls urged by state college prof
Nola K. Fromme, Professor of Home Economics at State College, argues rural schools should teach domestic science like city schools. She suggests starting with a suitable room and instruction in the consolidated school, and in one room country schools a small stove, utensils, and a sewing table. Hot lunches are needed for rural children as for urban ones.
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Nola K. Fromme
State College
Making The Girl's Summer Dress
Genevieve Hartgering a State College home economics instructor offers guidance on selecting a girl’s summer dress. Key points include choosing a flattering color, durable and easy to launder materials, and a suitable price range before picking a pattern and studying the pattern directions.
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Genevieve Hartgering
State College
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Yellowstone Trail
Carl W. Hose
First State Bank
Anleot
Sherman Fyre
Act
Bellmann
Cashier
First National Bank OF Lemmon
Lemmon, South Dakota
United States Depository
First National Bank
Farmers’ Headquarters
Selves
Giants
Jeanette M. Prusia
Cor Hill
Larsen State College
Scott
Gates
Crowe
Carignan
Herald Editor
Agricultural News
So! State
Dekel
Nston St. Geo. A
C. Kinney
W. E. Briggs
W. Pres
Jas. H. Lemmon
Pres. W.mose
Vernon A. Williams
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