Primary Fights Roil Spink County Political Arena
In Redfield on April 26 Republicans and Democrats file tickets amid a county wide contest. Key figures include Norbeck and Brownell factions, Berry corey clashes, and debates over delegates for the state convention. Notable names: C A Williams Roy Bull R W Hawle Martin Bollersley L C Van Drum Otto Johnson Joe Wichell Ernest Rehnke Charles Welling A R Fryer Fred Hasethort Harry Waller Frank Gilby Charles M C Woodland John Wolf John Fargo W C Ewing W H Case J D Finnerty Lula Olding Lewis J Howard J B Heimiller A D Coleman A Moriarty F E Cook Dr C E Stutenroth William McCoy Henry Wendt F C H J Brentford J Ingles Paul Upsal John Stetis Grant Haggerty W Hodgeson W F Coopersmith John T Grigsby Harry S Berry W J Craig George Kreger James Hawkins N S Tyler.
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Redfield
Politico
Spink County
Norbeck
Brownell
Thomas Jefferson
Berry-Corey
Tom Berry
C. A. Williams
Doland
Roy T. Bull
R. W. Hawle
Melvitte
Martin Bollersley
L. C. van Drum
Conde
Otto Johnson
Joe E. Wichell
Hitchtock
Ernest Rehnke
Charles H. Welling
Tulare
A. R. Fryer
Dolard
Fred Hasethort
Northville
Harry B. Waller
Ashton
Frank Gilby
Charles M. C. Woodland
John Wolf
John Fargo
W. C. Ewing
C. E. Stutenroth
North King
Frankfort
William McCoy
L. ©. Vallmer
Mellette
Henry Wendt
Brentford
J. Ingles
Paul W. Upsal
John SteTis
Turton
John Nenonan
A. L. Kueho
Grant Haggerty
Mra
W. S. Hodgeson
Stste
W. F. Coopersmith
Bedfield
John T. Grigsby
Just
Harry 8. Berry
Meilette
W. J. Craig
George Kreger
Hedfield
James Hawkins
N. S. Tyler
State Summer School to Open June 13 at State College
Brookings April 2 The sunner session of State college will open Monday June 13 continuing for six weeks. Dr L M Hrudka director reports strong inquiries and expected normal enrollment. Noted instructors include Dr W L Lueck University of Iowa in psychology and educational statistics Supt E F Voss Clark in school administration and C P Keuzenkamp former instructor aiding industrial education. Additional staff additions anticipated with courses across agriculture engineering home economics general science and education plus weekly assemblies evening lectures and Sylvan theatre events.
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State
Brookings
Sunener
State College
L. M. Hrudka
Dy. Hrudka
W. L. Lueck
University of Iowa
E. F. Voss
Clark
C. PF. Keuzenkamp
Sylvan Theatre
May fete at State college chaired by Townsend
Margaret Townsend of Huron is appointed chairman of the publicity committee and serves on the decorations committee for the second annual May fete at State college. Presented by Sigma Lambda Sigma on May 27 the event promises new features, a highlight of spring activities. The queen will be chosen from junior and senior co-eds, with ceremonies at sundows and more elaborate costumes.
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Margaret Townsend
Brookings
Huron
State College
Sigma Lambda Sigma
Northern seniors pick annual play at Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers college seniors select The Circle by A. Somerset Maugham as the 1932 senior play. Presented in New York, the drama stars John Drew and Mrs. Leslie Carter. The April 28 performance features Clarence Leath, Ellsworth Chittick, Sophia Kreitman, Mildred Anderson, Lloyd Hughes, Mildred Overton, Harold Marquis, Albert Mattice, and Wood Ramay directing with Miss Anderson assisting.
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Northern
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Circle
A. Somerset Maugham
New York City
John Drew
Leslie Carter
America
Clarence Leath
Ellsworth Chittick
Weronka
Sophia Kreitman
Broadland
Alpena Cream Station Change of Ownership Detail
Purchase at Alpena Station sees W B Kelly, two years Home Trade cream chief, acquire the Alpena market and continue operating the cream station under new management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpena
W. B. Kelly
Life Saving Talks At University In Vermillion
Vermillion will host life saving talks and demonstrations at the University of South Dakota swimming pool Tuesday through Thursday April 19. Ned Campbell of the American Red Cross Midwestern Branch will lead sessions, including life saving demonstrations for men and women and two classes for examiner awards. Campbell, a former Fort Worth life saving director, is a Cumberland University alumnus and Rocky Mountain swimming captain and high point scorer.
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University of South Dakota
Vermillion
American Red Crasy
Ned Campbell
American Red Cross
Campbell
The
Red Cross
St. Louis
Principals To Discuss Wages At SD Meeting
Vermillion April meeting of South Dakota state principals’ association features reports on high school salary cuts and the plane geometry requirement in the curriculum. The two day program includes budget questions, geometry status, and teaching unit studies with R. E. Nichol presiding and a panel of educators from Yankton Brookings Huron and Vermillion.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
R. E. Nichol
Yankton Public Schools
Nichol
M. A. Lynott
Brookings
N. Stuart
William H. Batson
B.nissera
Sioux Falls
Deimer
Aberdeen
Stanley G
Backman
R. E Nighol
Yankton
A. J. Lara
Huron
B. Lowe
Alcester
T. M. Risk
Scohol
R. C. McIntyre
Tescherg
Eva Grlassbrook
North Central Association
RW. Kraushaar
Pierre
Yale Farmers Seek Rain to Save Crops
Yale farmers request moisture as rail rains are needed to boost pasture and summer crops. Fall rye and spring wheat show promise, but late frosts killed some wheat while subsoil remains dry. Whirlwinds have been common. plowing for corn will begin in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Sterling
University H S Will Continue Accreditment
University of South Dakota model high School will be accredited in the North Central association until March 17, 1923. Principal H. S. Morgan notes annual accreditation since 1919 by the North Central association and South Dakota state agency. In Alpena, seven ministers led a German free reform conference drawing large crowds. A school party at Esmond featured games and lunch for seventh to high school pupils.
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University H. S
Vermiliaon
University of South Dakota Model High School
North Central Association of College and Seoondary Schools
H. S. Morgan
North Central Association
South Dakota State Accrediting Agency
Alpena
German Free Reform
Esmond
Sioux Falls Plans Street Improvements
Sioux Falls city commission discussed plans for more than 38 blocks of street work including grading paving curb and gutter water connections sewer connections and sidewalks. Details await final decisions and funding.
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Sioux Falls
City Commission
Madison to Conduct Scout Work Course
A three week training school for Scout leaders will be held in Madison under Scout Executive H C Gilbert with help from trained leaders. Last year about 20 men completed the course and many now lead groups in Madison and nearby towns. Scouting is popular here with five active troops and the Normal School also offers a Girl Scout leaders course.
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Madison
H. C. Gilbert
Watertown Y.C.L. Meet to Be Held in County
Miss Beatrice Bannister announces the annual county Young Citizens League convention and declamatory contest in Watertown Saturday. An elaborate program is being prepared and announced beforehand. Judges for the declamatory contest are not yet selected. The convention and contest will take place in the community room of the courthouse.
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Watertown
Beatrice Bannister
Codiington County
Young Citizens League
Bannister
Court House
Loans Help Codington Farmers With Federal Seed Loans
A Codington county report shows 333000 in federal seed loans received from the Minneapolis regional office. L D Nichols says 188 loans were approved from 240 applications, averaging about 20 dollars per farmer in the county.
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Codington Watertown
L. D. Nichols
Codington County
Minneapolis
Graveling Work Is Resumed In Hamlin County
Graveling operations restart on the north south road across the west end of Hamlin county after heavy snows halted progress. The rock crusher and loading gear are in Keller pit. 3.14 miles near the pit to be finished in a week. Four miles in north Kingsbury to be graveled from a new south county pit. links between Webster and Lake Preston to be completed.
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Hamlin Bryant
Courtly
Hamlin County
Keller Pit
Webster
Lake Preston
North Kingsbury County
Joe Creek Company Moves To Highmore
Big Bend ranchers and farmers lose local hardware and lumber source as Gerhardt Lumber yard moves from Creek to Highmore. Sheds are torn down and re erected at Highmore in an economy drive cutting overfield costs.
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Joe Creek Company
Highmore
Creek
Big Bend
Gerhardt Lumber
County Contest Day Held At Canning
Hughes County rural pupils gathered for the annual county contest day featuring speaking spelling and chorus. Winners included Rosalie Anderson Shirley Brzazosky Ruth Kayser Dakota Frye Lyla Lien Betty Mors Alice Potter Lennis Curran Eloise Bos Maxine Krell Kathryn Smith won in essay on gaw Ob servarme. Grace Frost directed chorus with Ferral Holbert on piano. weather allowed wide county participation under C E Westover Pierre.
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Canning
Hughes County
Rosalie Anderson
Shirley Brzazosky
Ruth Kayser
Dakota Frye
Lyla Lien
Betty Mors
Alice Potter
Lennis Curran
C. L
Eloise Bos
Maxine Krell
Kathryn Smith
Gaw Observarme
Grace Frost
Fort Pierre
Ferral Holbert
C. E. West
Pierre
Edith Smith Helps With State College Banquet
Edith Smith of Huron serves on the invitations committee for the annual state college junior senior banquet to be held May 13. Plans for a brilliant affair are rapidly progressing and it is expected to be one of the best banquets ever held.
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Edith Smith
Brookings
Huron
State College
Plas
Broadland High to Present Play The Coming of Carolina
Broadland high school stages a Friday night play titled The Coming of Carolina featuring Geneva Houck Merle Medigar Willie Gross John Walraven Marjorie Beiter Evelyn Halbur Wayne Luick Marguerite Malloy Robert Bushfield Herbert Schoenfelder and Le Etta Smith. Alpena teacher Rex Jones returns after heart trouble and is greeted by about four pupils nightly. A daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Don McCutcheon in Millet hospital in Ames.
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Broadland High
Broadland
Broadland High School
Carolina
Geneva Houck
Merle Medigar
Willie Gross
John Walraven
Marjorie Beiter
Evelyn Halbur
Wayne Luick
Marguerite Malloy
Robert Bushfield
Herbert Schoenfelder
le Etta Smith
Alpena
Rex Jones
Parker
Superintendent Terms Not Limited in Unorganized Counties
The attorney general informs Russell E. Sorgs that an unorganized county superintendent may serve beyond two terms or four years if no constitutional or legislative prohibition exists. A public officer may continue to hold office as long as legally elected appointed or hold over after term expiry.
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Pierre
Attorney General
Russell E. Sorgs
Seeding Work Nears Completion in Lake Preston Area
In Lake Preston on April 20, farmers report ideal weather for farming as most small grain has been planted and plowing for corn will begin. Moisture has fallen mainly as snow, but subsoil remains dry. a rain would aid starting newly planted seed and cover crops including winter rye clover alfalfa.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston Host To Music Festival
Lake Preston high school prepares to host the Kingsbury county Music festival on Friday after the district music contest. Chorus and glee club rehearsals proceed under C Youngdahl of Augustana College while Carl Christensen of State College Brookings leads band and orchestra work. The grand concert is scheduled for the evening.
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Lake Preston
Madisor
Kingsbury County
C. Youngdahl
Augustana College
Carl Christensen
State College
Brookings
Theater to Reopen at Dreamland in Alpena
The Dreamland theater which has been closed since January’s fire will reopen Saturday with new sound and talking equipment. Special report notes the Alpena venue resumes operations after the blaze.
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Alpena
Dreamland Theater
Wool Outlets Quiet In South Dakota
Brookings April 20 Practically all wool outlets quiet last week with scattered inquiries and few bids. Market inactive and new clip values undetermined leading to wait‑and‑see attitudes among mills and holders. Quotations largely unchanged and only nominal. few inquiries on western wools produced no business. Prices for South Dakota wools at Boston shown from government reports, indicating ranges by fleece type and conversion to pounds after freight and insurance costs.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Boston
Hampshire
Acreage Reduced by Grasshoppers Across Big Bend Region
In April reports from Joe Creek and Brookings detail grasshopper plagues reducing farmed land in Big Bend and central South Dakota. Farmers expect 1/4 to 1/5 of acreages left uncultivated while Jackrabbit engraving bids are opened for May 25 by the State College Publications Council, inviting leading Northwest engravers to submit estimates.
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Sudan
C. Larsen
State College
Joe Creek
Big Bend
South Dakota
Pp. T. Hansen
Brookings
State College Publications Council
Northwest
Green Gives Thanks For Aid In Relief
Governor Green praises South Dakotans for unity during relief efforts after last summer's drought. He urges resilience and reconstruction, stressing collective courage and effort while avoiding lingering resentments amid ongoing challenges. Loans totaling 5.4 million and seed loan applications exceed 95.41 thousand in Perkins County.
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Perkins
Farmers Seek Rain Amid Dry Ground Conditions
April 2 farmers in Ames report very dry soil with only about a third of the wheat sprouting while the rest remains dormant. A few brasshoppers appear as a small shower earlier in the week offered little aid.
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Ames
Prom Date Set For Aberdeen State Teachers College
Aberdeen April 20 senior junior senior prom planned as one of three top social events at State Teachers College. Event will be hosted by college president Alonzo Ward at the Aberdeen hotel venue with the prom date announced.
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Aberdeen
State Teachers College
Ch Aberdeen
Thepron
Alonzo Ward
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Peter Barness
Hitchconk
Fred Beink
Rethiald
Prone
Thistrict
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Winner
Tripp
Clifford Campbell
Roy Campbell
Don McCutcheon
Millet Hospital
Dakota Finance Corporation
Huron, 3. D
Flose Far. & Air
Huron Clinic
SPRA
WH. Saxton
M.D
H. Sprague
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Frank Dinatt & Sons Huron
O'Reefe Cavour
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Wolsey Implement Co
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Iroquois
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Wellington
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