New Textbook Plan Could Save SD Counties Big
Pierre April 20 Forty South Dakota counties adopting the new course of study predict five year savings of about 322000 in textbook costs with reductions ranging from seven to forty seven percent per county. State superintendent EB Giffen cites 49 county superintendents data and notes one county shows a rise. Adoption of the full program is tied up in litigation with a hearing set next week.
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Pierre
South Dakota
EB. Giffen
Giffen
Educational Department
Aberdeen To Hold Pharmacists Meet Event
Aberdeen gears for the South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association convention from June 14 to 16 with three national officers scheduled. J Thomeraasen of Madison serves as president of the association, John Hamilton Broux Falls leads the travelers auxiliary, and Mrs. C C Nichols of Mitchell heads the auxiliary women’s group.
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Aberdeen
Gaia
Une
Indies Auxiliary
Travelers Auxiliary
Mmembes
J. Thomeraasen
Madison
John Hamilton Broux Falls
Bird
C. C. Nichols
Mitchell
State Students To Elect New Officers
Brookings April 20 A straw vote will be conducted April 23 at State College by the Industrial Collegian to determine candidates for governor and president. Listings of candidates from various parties will be published in the next two issues and voting will follow standard regulations.
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Brookings
State College
Industrial Collegian
Fident
Col Penvise
One Third Pound Of Meat Use Daily In U S
Per capita meat consumption in the United States averages a little over one third of a pound daily, per the federal bureau of agricultural economies. Last year total per capita meat consumption was 1332 pounds, up about half a pound from 1930. In 1931 per capita figures: pork 62.8, beef 43.6, veal 6.9, lamb and mutton 7.0 pounds.
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Washington
United States
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Banking Record Of Green Is Praised By Miss Pyle
YANKTON April 2. Governor Green’s record on banking department reorganization and state finances is praised by Miss Gladys Pyle secretary of the state securities commission who backs Green for Republican renomination. She cites Fred R. Smith depositing over 400000 of closed bank funds in the Smith family bank at Platte before Gunderson’s end. Gunderson opposes Green in the May 3 primary. Pyle notes fund figures show increases and decreases during administrations.
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Green
Yankton
Gladys Pyle
State Securities Commission
Pyle
Fred R. Smith
Smith Family
Platte
Carl Gunderson
Gunderson
Miss Pyle
Greer
Anonymous Crusaders Singers Feature on College Radio
The Crusaders, an anonymous quartet of State 1 College students, are featured on KTDY programs in a Monday quarter hour from 12:45 to 1 p.m. The quartet keeps its membership secret though all members are undergraduates and two are sophomores.
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Brookings
the Crusaders
KTDY
State 1
Crusaders
Five Plead Guilty In Aberdeen Court
Aberdeen on April 20 pressed intoxication cases with five pleas of guilty boosting city coffers. Walter Hay a railway worker admitted second offense and paid 30 dollars. Orion Fish a city resident faced 50 dollar fine or 25 days. Fred Gefre a city resident fined 25 dollars. G T Owenby a Frederick laborer paid 25 dollars or 12 days. James Steispal a city resident admitted to intoxication second offense and paid 50 dollars.
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Aberdeen
Walter Hay
Orion Fish
City
Fred Gefre
G. T. Owenby
Frederick
James Steispal
Directors Named From Roslyn and Webster
A list notes state directors including John Smith Alfred Larson Elmer W Johnson Sivert Opsahl and Paul Knesel of Roslyn and Anton Ewait of Webster, detailing their roles without capital stock in a state context.
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State Without Capital
John Smith
Alfred Larson
Elmer W. Johnson
Sivert Opsahl
Paul Knesel
Roslyn
Anton Ewait
Webster
Hungry pheasant visits restaurant in Mitchell
A pheasant wandered into a Mitchell restaurant early one morning after scratching at the door. The night cook thought a dog was seeking food, but the bird entered the dining area and, after a brief chase, was captured and fed.
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Mitchell
Roslyn Livestock Shipping Association Incorporated
The Roslyn Livestock Shipping Association of Roslyn Westgate and Mr and Mrs Charles Mul has been incorporated. The secretary HALL MOTORE to Yankton this week with Mr W J Wilkins and Mr PIERRE. April 2 actions referenced. Roslyn Maynard Opsah noted in motion.
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Yankton Esmond
W. J. Wilkins
Pierre
Roslyn
Maynard
Charles
Mrs Anna Kranhold Buried At Groton
Groton April 20 Funeral services were held for Mrs Anna Kranhold at the Presbyterian church with Rev E W Spence officiating Interment was in Groton cemetery She arrived in 1883 with husband the late F G Kranhold who died in 1915 Born in Watertown Wisconsin in 1853 She died at her daughter Mrs M J Pfeifer s home in Groton Survived by six daughters and three sisters Doran Minnesota Watertown and Hector Minnesota locations named among survivors
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Groton
Presbyterian Church
E. W. Spence
Kranhold
F. G. Krarcfold
Wisconsin
Watertown
M. J. Pfeifer
F. J. Pausch
Doran
Minn
County Rally Held At Preston Lake Preston
Lake Preston and Erwin tied for first in the county spelling contest with Virgil Lindquist and Dorothy Bentley among the top oral spellers. The rural chorus, 100-voice rhythm band, and local harmonica group performed as part of a county rally in the Preston high school auditorium. Officers were elected for the county C L and delegates to the state convention were named.
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Lake Preston
Kingsbury County
Norma Koehne
Erwin
Oral
Virgil Lindquist
Dorothy Alseth
Evelyn Severson
Dorothy Bentley
Scofield
Washington
Esther Garlock
Nellie Skank
Mavis Patterson
Manchester
Glen Huterbusch
Spirit Lake
C. L
Miss Koehne
Selah Brown
de Smet
Esther Sandum
Audrey Coughlin
Elden Anderson
Levi Wade
David Jen
Third House Contest Awards Declared by State
In the third house contest sponsored by the state alternates were chosen. Awards: first Richard Costello De Smet, second Richard Giles Luke Preston, third Roy Lee Lake Preston. Fifty five delegates attended the meeting.
Augustana selects contestant for Kvale memorial contest
Augustana University Sioux Falls announces Ann Dybvig of Minneapolis will represent the college in the Sigvald Kvale memorial Norwegian declamatory contest in Minneapolis. April 2 3, Ruth Sorlie, Norwegian instructor, announced. Another contestant will be named later. Students from Lutheran schools in the northwest will compete.
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Augustana
Dedication of Lemmons Park Slated for June
A dedication ceremony for Lemmons petrified wood park, noted as a unique scenic attraction in the territory, is scheduled for June. State officials from North and South Dakota will be invited to attend.
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Lemmon
Lemmons Petrified Wood Park
North and
South Dakota
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