Scribbler contest winners announced at University of South Dakota
Vermillion April 9 prize winning material for the 1881 Scribbler was submitted by Adrian Krier Woonsocket Sigurd Anderson Bancroft Merriman Beuttler Sion City and James Clapp Owanka Judge J C Tjaden and contest editors awarded first place prizes in short story poetry and drama plus a cover design prize The Scribbler staff and campus publication details were released with winners across multiple categories and the sponsoring Alpha Chi Alpha fraternity name listed.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota Hierory
Adrian Krier
Woonsocket
Sigurd Anderson
Bancroft
Merriman Beuttler
Sion City
James Clapp
Owanka
Barbara Berggren
Dalker
Thadea
J. C.tjaden
E. M. Greene
Scribbler
Manu
Alpha Chi Alpha
Jeanne Kearney
Watertown
Helen Chaussee
Burl Anderson
Janet Bruce
Yankton
May Day Health Plan Endorsed by South Dakota Officials
Florence E Walker announces a statewide May day program backing a keynote from the North American health conference. Emphasis on community responsibility for child health and protection, full time community health service, infant and preschool needs, and school health programs. Cooperating leaders include Dr P B Jenkins E C Giffin and A E Anderson.
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South Dakota
North America
P. B. Jenkins
State Board of Health
Miss Walker
E. C. Giffin
A. E. Anderson
College of Agriculture
Department of Education
Agricultural Extension Service
Gus M. Anderson
Feeble Construction Plan Hinted in Tangled Sheet Text
A garbled OCR fragment references a construction or paper event tied to a group or person named Feeple. The readable bits hint at a planned project or meeting but lack clear dates or locations. Further legible text is needed to confirm participants and outcomes.
South Dakota Health Council Formed. Club Programs Highlight
The South Dakota permanent child health council, one of 23 states with such a body, reports active club engagement. Miss Florence E. Walker notes Home Extension clubs led outreach last year with five talks on The Meaning of May Day. Officers include Dr. Park B. Jenkins of Waubay and Walker, with a large overall attendance of 5,201.
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American Legion
Porte Miss Walker
South Dakota
South Dakota Council
Park
Jenkins, Waubay
Mise Florence E. Walker
Faulk County Statistics From 1908 To 1999 Reported
Faulk County statistics show farms, acreage, and land values across years. Data includes 818 farms in 1908 with 562481 acres, land value around 16.3 million, and farm operation shares by owners, managers, and tenants in 1990 and 1999. Grain and crop land figures and pasture totals are given for 1825, 1880s, and 1920s, with livestock counts noted. A separate drama piece discusses a Miller High School May play in Willer Auditorium, presenting a serious continental circus drama with characters Consuelo and Mancini in a bleak, symbolic setting.
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Faulk County
Cenars
Miller High School
Willer
Iteelf
Count Mancini
Consuelo
Zinida
Bri
Miller Class Sets 1931 Play Drama Night
The Miller High senior class selects Leonid Endreyev's He Who Gets Slapped to be staged, with emphasis on dramatic competition and performance by graduating students.
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Miller
Leonid Endreyev
Twenty two Craven county WV hogs sold for four thousand six hundred
Cy How growers in Craven county West Virginia sold a large batch of fed hogs for 4600 dollars, reflecting a notable market sale and price.
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Craven County
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