First Future Teacher Conference in S D History
Mitchell April 19 The first Future Teacher conference in South Dakota will be held at Dakota Wesleyan University on Friday April 20. Sponsored by the state department of public instruction under superintendent J D Weeks, it will discuss Teacher Preparation Today and Tomorrow with leaders from Eastern Normal Sioux Falls College Yankton College and other institutions. Leading speakers include W A Lowery C R Lattgast and G W Nash, with statewide educators in attendance. sessions in Science Hall and a concluding Student Faculty banquet at 6 p m featuring music art literature and leisure on campus.
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Mitchell
Dakota
Dakota Can University
State Department of Public Instruction
J. D. Weeks
Cellege
College
Ool
South Dakota
State Department
SDEA
W. A. Lowery
Eastern Normel
C.R. Lattgast
Sioux Falls College
Macs
Watertown
Via Hubbard
Lotta Hempton
Brookings
C. W. Pugsley
State College
State Association
G. W. Nash
Yankton College
Dakota Wesleyan University
C. M. Granskow
C. R. Wiseman
Science
Ta, Hermon
Southern Normal
Mira Satterlee
Bessie
Jessie “van Metre
Wesigyan
Keith Cuse
Augustana
Melvin W. Hyde
Westleyan
Legion Camp Coolidge Open Preparations At Black Hills Beach
Watertown reports the Legion lake beach at Camp Coolidge is being manicured with lowered water, gravel spread, and new playground equipment funded by Allied American Legion groups including 40 et 8 and et 30. Auxiliary groups add cabin comforts while camp manager Millary G Scott notes rising patronage ahead of summer season. Vermilion seniors Elinore Tjaden and Rosalind Whittemore win graduate scholarships from the George Warren Brown Foundation for Social Work in St. Louis.
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Watertown
New Legion
Coolidge American Legion
Black Hills
Allied American Legion
Legion Jake
Henrietta Paulson
Millary G. Scott
Legion
Legion Lake
Elinore Tjaden
Rosalind Whittemore
College of Arts and Sciences
University of South Dako
George Warren Brown Foundation
St. Louis
Remarkable Student Norman Boke Earns Phi Beta Kappa
Norman Boke Faith of the University of South Dakota achieves a perfect record and a undergraduate research project deemed worthy of a master’s thesis by Dr. G L Cross. He earned A grades in all subjects including physical training becoming the first to do so in a decade and the best all around student according to registrar Eri C Frankenfeld.
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Vermillion
GL. Cross
Norman
Boke
Faith
Phi Beta Kappa
Nations
University of South Dakota
Tuesday Club At Blunt Has Meet
The Tuesday club met four miles east of Blunt delayed by storms. Mrs. Etta Higgins elected delegate to the sixth district convention at Gettysburg April 25 and 26. Readings included My Favorite Author and The President's Cabinet.
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Blunt
L. N. Begor
Etta Higgins
Sixth’ District
Gettysburg
Lola Roach
Frances Carey
Mattie Eckert
Little Hero
Vernie Eyer
Report 1 521 Corn Hog Signers Spink County
Spink County Redfield April 19 Special Thomas Leon Orr states 1521 corn hog allotment contract signers in Spink County. Estimated average signer farm acreage about 104 399 acres. Total benefit payments to farmers near 300 000 dollars. Officials expect contracts to be signed within about three weeks.
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Spink County
Redfield
Thomas Leon Orr
40 Et 8 To Aid In Immunization
In Watertown on April 19 a plan by the 40 Et 8 allied with the American Legion South Dakota to immunize diphtheria for all under sixteen not served by preschool clinics is announced. May clinics will charge 50 cents per child where possible. unpaying cases are free. About 50,000 children may be immunized. funds from inoculations will buy more toxoid. Incorporation news from Pierre notes the Associated Fraternity of Labor formed in Yankton by several residents.
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Watertown
South Dakota
Allied Organization of the American Legion
Department of
Kehm
Huron
Y. H. Schmidt
Faulkton
Florence Englesby
P. B. Jenkins
Pierre
Tire Administration
H. C. Kehm
Mr. Kehm
American Legion
American Legion Post
Mursar
de Mitional Organization
Fire Fighters At Wolsey Sponsor Talk On Prevention
Wolsey fire department chief John Lenz announced that G K Hawthorne, noted fire prevention speaker, will give a free talk in the Wolsey high school auditorium Friday. Hawthorne will show reels illustrating how carelessness causes fire damage and will offer burn treatment and smoke inhalation tips to attendees including rural school teachers and pupils.
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Wolsey
John Lenz
Wolsey Fire Department
G K Hawthorne
O'Closk
United Staes
Forestburg Seniors Set Play What About Betty
Forestburg high school seniors selected What About Betty a three act comedy drama by Walter Richardson to be presented soon. The play depicts New York City social life with Uncle Joshua Bing and the young people causing much fuss. The windmill at the depot was removed after the tornado damaged it and an electric pump was installed later a sun house built to shelter the pump.
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Forestburg
Forestburg High School
Betty
Walter Richardson
New York City
Joshua Bing
Porestburg
Patient Improves After Pneumonia Illness
Harry Hoffman, seriously ill with pneumonia for two weeks at his mother Mrs. T F Dunn's home, has made rapid recovery in recent days. Nurse Miss Myrtle Drayer of Deland cared for him and plans to return home this week.
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Conde
Harry Hoffman
TF. Dunn
John T. Milek Varied Career in South Dakota Primary
John T. Milek, Sturgis attorney, publisher, and farmer, seeks the west river congressional nomination. A former Meade County state attorney and past state charities official, Milek promotes farmer stockman and laborer welfare, supports non employment insurance and resource conservation, and is president of the South Dakota Historical Society. Born 1880 in Nebraska, he moved to South Dakota in 1895 and earned a BA and LLB from the University of Nebraska.
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South Dakota
Sturgis
John T. Milek
T. B. Werner
West River District
Wolek
Werner
Milek
Ottorn
Meade County
Ito
W. J. Buron
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Yuten
Neb
Heas
University of Nebraska
South Dakota Historical Society
Feeder Convicted and Sentenced Eight Years
A feeder was convicted and sentenced to eight years in prison. He faced additional charges involving several organizations, in which he held official roles. He belonged to Tilkeld Mogse lodge and had a family with two boys and a girl.
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Feeder
Jouslims
Tilkeld Mogse Lodge
Redfield Nurse Heads to National Convention
Redfield nurse travels to Washington for the American Nurses Association national convention.Einspahr represents the district at the South Dakota event as delegates from five counties prepare to attend, with emphasis on public service and nursing standards.
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Washington, D
American Nurses
National League of Nursi
National Organs Health
Einspahr
South Dakota
Washington
Jon
Safe Kruschen Salts weight loss claim ad
An advertisement extols Kruschen Salts as a safe, effective weight loss aid for men. It promises inch loss, increased energy, clearer skin, better sleep, and younger feeling, urging daily morning use with a glass of hot water and a weekly weigh in to track fat loss. It emphasizes authenticity by recommending Kruschen Salts by name.
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Ines W. R
Kruschen
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