Uniform Motor Code Praised By South Dakota Official
Pierre April 25. C E Coyne director of motor vehicles says the uniform motor vehicle code enacted by the last legislature is the best possible work by national experts. He notes broad improvements and broad support across the state and cites a Washington DC safety conference in 1924 as the source of the act’s framework.
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Uniform Laws Commission of the
National Bar Associat
Supreme Cot
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Richard
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Stathe Press
U Law School Honors McKusick Appoints Examining Commission
Vermillion April 1 The university law school announces Hon. McKusick to receive formal recognition and names as commission members Dean Melkusick Jason Payne Allison Smith Edward Hope and Claude Schutter to examine applicants for admission to the state bar and report results and standings to the South Dakota Supreme Court.
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Anril
Honey Kusick
G." Glawcod
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Marshal MelKusick
University School of Law
Jason
Payne
Jallison G. Smith
Edward W. Hope
Claude, Schu
Northern Normal Man to Be Ashton Speaker
Lloyd H Spencer of Northern Normal School will be the high school commencement speaker in Ashton on the designated date. The original speaker, Superintendent Lindsey of Mitchell, could not attend.
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Northern Normal
Ashton
Lioyd
H. Spencer
Northern Normal School
Lindsey
Mitchell
Work Day And Night Shifts Reported at Local Factory
Fragmentary OCR notes describe day and night shifts at a factory. Orville Johnson led the day shift and a supervisor referred to as Mr Henseman operated nights.
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Selman Farmala
Gacy Saight
Orville Johnson
Henseman
Sunday School Convention Opens at Beadle County Church
The Dakota Wesely Mitchell circuit will host a Sunday school convention at a Methodist church in Beadle County. A special young people service is scheduled in the afternoon followed by regular Young People’s meeting and evening services. A flag will be awarded to the Sunday school with the largest representation, Hitchcock won last year.
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Hitchcock
Sjevial
Ree Heights Names Teachers For Next School Year
At a school board meeting H H Wells of Hitchcock was elected superintendent for next year. Mildred L Brown of Brookings was named principal and Genevieve Gon nov of Arlestar was offered the position in the fifth and sixth grades.
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Ree Heights
H. HH
Wells
Hitchcock
Mildred L. Brown
Brookings
Genevieve
Ashton Girl Champ Speller Of Spink
Ashton honors a young speller from Spink County as champion with a 97 percent average. Leslie Christenson, a sixth grader aged 11, placed second with a notable score. other competitors and schools are mentioned in partial, unclear form.
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Ashton Girl Champ
Speller
Spink
Ashton
Speciar Ashton
Haseth
Spelles Spink County
Olive
Leslie Christenson
Hilda
Wiles
Schosl
Howard Man Turns to Fox Business
April 25 report notes a Howard resident moving into fox farming after purchasing a fox enclosure from J. J. Licht. Licht plans a small scale fox raising venture with hopes it proves profitable enough to expand.
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Howard Man
Fox
Howard
J. J Licht
New Vice President Named for Hitchcock Club
April 25. Hiva Glidden is elected vice president of the 4-H Dial club. She succeeds Bessie Blaedon who moved away. The group met at Miss Glidden’s home and conducted a brief business session.
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Hitchcock
Chub Hitchcock
Hiva Glidden
4-I
Dial Club
Hill
Bessie “Blaedon
Elib
Miss. Glidden
State appoints Hazel Ott as new supervisor of elementary education
April 25 report announces Mrs. Hazel H. Ott of Madison named state supervisor of elementary education a new post created by the 1929 legislature. She will oversee general supervision of elementary and rural schools and help develop a state elementary course of study. Ott, a Guthrie Center and Des Moines graduate with MA from Columbia, has taught across Iowa South Dakota and lectured in several states.
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Hazel H. Ott
Madison
State ‘Department
B.C. Gitten
Giffen
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Ott
Barviva
Rom
Guthrie
Center
Iowa
Iowa State
Teachers College
Cedar Talis
Des Moines’ University
Columbia University
New York City
Towa
Calso
Rade
Tulis
South
Olt
Hastern Normal
iBastern Normal
Hecla Bank Chief Units in Agricultural Effort
Hecla articles note April initiatives in agriculture led by Pierre a G Eane president of the First National Bank of Hecla. The report highlights local agricultural activity and bank involvement during the period.
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HECLA
Bocabana l Hacky Agriculture
Pierre A G. Eane
First National Bank of
Woonsockets Star and Sanborn Contests Spark Towns
Two girls from Sanborn county contest events drawing attention to local towns. The short note highlights youth competition and community interest in the regional activities.
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Sanborn
Young Citizens Enjoyed Meet at Woonsocket
A group of young citizens from Woonsocket recounts their April 25 visit to a state meeting. Delegates Marian Swanson and others praised attending the large gathering and meeting state officers who greeted them warmly. They also enjoyed a Capitol tour with a fine view of the city.
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Woonsocket
Spe‘cial
Horn
Gority
Youngs
Marian Swanson
Delega
Woonsockat
Capitol
Altord
Grain trade notes delay and partial completions
Grain sales and trading notes show small shipments delayed by winter weather. Some lines report incomplete deliveries and limited activity across markets, with minor price movements and ongoing adjustments to schedules.
New Officers Named for Conte Women’s Christian Temperance
April 25 report lists Mrs Will Simnidas as president of the Conte Women’s Christian Temperance group. Other new officers include Mrs Vanorum as vice president and IW as secretary and treasurer in the local chapter.
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Condr
Will Simnidas
Presidant
Conte
Women's
Chiristian
Temperance i
Vanorum
Tenalepson
Ti Edstirer
South Dakota Observes Poetry Week Leader Details State Efforts
J C Lindberg president of the South Dakota Poetry Society describes statewide observances for National Poetry Week. Aberdeen Mitchell Sioux Falls promote lectures with Edwin Markham visits. Flora Shufelt Rivola highlighted as a top SD poet. state anthology recently released and popular.
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Aberdeen
J. C. Lindberg
South Dakota Poetry Society
Lindberg
Thern Normal School
South Dakota
Pasque Fhe
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Edwin Markham
Flora Shufelt
Rivola
Argonne 4-H Poultry Club Prepares May 1 Program
Argonne 4-H Poultry Club members plan a program at the high school auditorium on May 1. They aim to raise funds for their summer camp and training school. The act list includes music readings two short plays and a county agent talk.
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Argonne 4-H Club
Argonnd
Argonne 4
Yankton College Glee Club Ends Western Trip
The Yankton college men's glee club returned to campus after an extended Western South Dakota tour covering nearly 700 miles. The final show of the season was in Chamberlain with most members traveling by train while three rode the bus with the driver.
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Glee Club
Yankton
Yankton College
Chamberlain
Argonne High Students Host Joyful Party
Apr 25 Argonne reports students at Argonne High enjoyed a party with dancing games and music led by Will Thompson.
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Argonne
Argonne High
Will Thompson
Women urged to use glycerin mix for constipation relief
An old advertisement promotes Adlerika with glycerin buckthorn bark and saline claiming quick relief from gas pressure and tiredness after meals. It asserts the product acts on both upper and lower bowel, removing foul matter and poisoning, with availability at druggists.
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