Nebraska Women to Honor Dead in France Trip
Nebraska mothers and widows will sail for France on May 7 as the first of 6,000 gold star wearers invited by the government to visit battlefields, cemeteries, hospitals, and concentration camp sites three years after World War I. Of 125 women with sons or husbands buried abroad, 119 are mothers, five widows, one step-mother. many feel the journey will reopen grief, while a few are eager despite age. The second delegation will depart from Iowa on May 2.
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Omaha
Nebraska
France
Anna Weyerts
Gurley
Tony
Henry
Meuse- Argonne
Thomas E. Wood
Guresnes
Washington Electrical
Mary Peck
Sophia Lisenbee
Ominha
137Th Infantry
Argonne
Meuse-Argonne
Towa
Professor Josey contributes to Behaviorism volume
Vermillion April 30 Charles C Josey professor of psychology at the University of South Dakota contributed to a volume of essays titled Behaviorism A Battle Line published by the Cokesbury Press of Nashville Tennessee He says Behaviorism is a system valuing only observable states and events recorded by instruments and notes the movement has run its course.
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Charles C. Josey
University of South Dakota
Cokesbury Press
Nashville
Tennessee
Jésey
Gets Year In Pen Bor Poultry Theft
Harold Jennings, 19, Sioux City, was sentenced by Judge John T. Medin to one year in the state penitentiary for transporting stolen poultry across the state line. Jennings pleaded guilty after being found with three stolen chickens near Sioux City. Sheriff G N Stocum of Erie Point reported the arrest and an attempted sale to a Sioux City firm. G W Claymore received eight months for issuing fraudulent checks. Floyd Drake began a five year term for burglary and Christ Ulmer was jailed two years for mortgaged property without consent.
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Sioux Falls
Harold Jennings
Sioux City
John T. Medin
Jennings
G. N. Stocum
Erie Point
Sioux
Sherif
Hugh Maxwell
LeMars
Jenmings
G. W. Claymore
Dewey County
Floyd Drake
Sanborn County
Christ Ulmer
Ziebach
Local Protests Bank Charter Plans Sparks Lake Andes Dispute
N J Thompson of Presho received a state charter for a Farmers and Merchants Bank with 25000 capital and 5000 surplus, but Lake Andes businessmen protest seeking a national bank after petitions. Stockholders of a defunct bank prefer selling the building to renting it.
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Lake Andes
State Bank
National
Eastern Star Officer to Visit Frankfort Chapter
Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett Associate Grand Matron of the Order of the Eastern Star will visit the Frankfort Chapter on Friday May In the afternoon there will be instruction and in the evening the chapter will exemplify the work Tulare Chapter members will also attend as guests.
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Eastern Star
Frankfort
Elizabeth ‘Burnett
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Tulare
Volga Holds Spelling And Speaking Contest
In Volga high school contests the spelling and oral divisions saw Barbara Post win first in the oral section and Donald Lee first in written. Dorothy Mehl won primary declamatory, Donald Mehl intermediates, and Ruth Evenson advanced speaking. Ribbons awarded. judges were Rev K Kildahl, Mrs Hattie Horton, and Mrs H. Warness. Winners advance to the regional contest May 10.
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Volga
Volga High School
Barbara Post
Donald Lee
Volga Junior High
Dorthy Mehl
Donald Mehl
Ruth Evenson
K. Kildahi
Hattie Horton
H. Warness
Frankfort Post Office Moves to Larger Quarters
Frankfort postmaster C L Adams has purchased the First Nations Bank building and moved the Postoffice there from the M E Cocke building where it has been housed for over 12 years. The new location is a noted improvement. Vermillion hosts a Schumann recital by Howard Hastian with University of South Dakota piano and organ faculty and the university string quartet at Slagle auditorium on April 29.
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Frankfort
Specia
C. L. Adams
First Nations Bank
M. E. Cocke
Howard Hastian
University of South Dakota
University -String Quartet
Slagle Auditorium
Barrett Township
Fred Birks
Fred
Beadle County
Court House
Mr. Holbrook
Curtis
Birks
Republican Organization
Fred -Kimaelt
National Egg Week urged in South Dakota observance
Frank D. Kriebs state secretary of agriculture urged observance of National Egg Week May 2 to 7 to boost consumption of poultry meat and eggs. He noted South Dakota's poultry output value and the industry’s economic importance, citing 1929 sales and the role of hens in food production.
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Pierre
Frank D. Kriebs
National Poultry Council
South Dakota
Secretary of Agriculture
South ‘Dakota
Kriebs
United States
Stylus scores top rating for college paper
The Stylus, Sioux Falls college student newspaper, received the highest evaluation in a recent rating. The award recognizes quality journalism, campus engagement, and editorial standards among student publications and reflects strong student leadership at the college.
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Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Stylus
Stylus Earns Top All American Rating at College
All-American honor rating, the highest given by the National Scholastic Press Association, places The Stylus among the nation’s best college newspapers. Edited by William Morris of Littlefork and managed by Everett Winnett of Sioux Falls, this biweekly paper has earned prior honors and marks its first top rating by the association, which comprises over 2,000 member publications nationwide.
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National Scholastic Press Association
Students’ Association
William Morris
Littlefork
Minn
Everett Winnett
Sioux Falls
National Association
United States
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