Enrollment Boom Reported for Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls College expects enrollment to rise 150 to 175 students after a winter development program. Dean James Pollard and L. John Nickerson led a five state survey showing strong interest, merger with Grand Island College supported by Nebraska families, and expanded campus plans including Meredith hall renovations and gymnasium expansion to accommodate trainees and new faculty.
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Sioux Falls
Sieur Fella College
R. C. Schandorff
Grand Island College
North Central
Sioux Falls College
Board of Trustees
Meredith Hall
Schandorff
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
James Pollard
L. John Nickerson
Pollard
Washington High School
Schandrit
Baptist Conventions of
Conservatory of Music
Mise Margaret Fahnestock
Northwestern University
Mise Claire MacGregor
Leland Stan
Glover
University of Wisconsin
Martha Beardsley
Washington University
St Louis
George Sutherland
W. A. Knox
A. C. Rice
Arthur Grey
Bradley
American Conservatory of Music
Chicago
Lattgast
New York
Henry Bose Returns from Des Moines Trip
Henry Bose returns from a business trip to Des Moines Iowa Aug. 2. The dispatch notes the trip as a routine business visit with no further details of activities or outcomes.
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Burdette
Aug
Henry Bose
Des Moines
Yankton Restores Weather Flags With Human Fly Rescue
In Yankton on August 3 the weather flag service was restored after a repairs by D D Roland of Pittsburg who climbed the flagpole to install a new rope and pulley system. He later planned to paint the pole and performed two balancing acts during his visit.
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Yankton
D. D. Roland
Pittsburg
Roland
Flower Show Dates Set At Watertown
Watertown outlines August 1 and 13 for the annual flower show with premiums listed. An indoor hall buggy parade will feature opening night, and mothers are urged to register children early. Girls ages three to eight in Codington County may enter. out of town officials will judge. Three prizes awarded. each entrant receives a souvenir.
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Watertown
Codington County
Kingsbury Valuation Drops in County Budget Report
Kingsbury county records an eight million dollar drop in assessed value for the coming year based on equalization by the county board and sent to the taxation division. Total valuation stands at 27,404,584 with rural credits listed at 2732. Land values fell 30 percent and city real estate about 15 percent, while the provisional budget shows a 20,000 dollar reduction in expenditures.
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Kingsbury
Kingsbury County
Board of County Commissioners
Future Farmers To Have Air Program
Pierre August 3 The Future Farmers of America will host the Farm Hour radio program on NBC Monday August 10. W P Beard state vocational agriculture director said the feature will be an address by Dr J C Wright director of the federal board of vocational education. His topic The Secret to Acres of Diamonds will cover opportunities for vocational agriculture students and the Future Farmers organization.
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Pierre
Future Farmers of America
National Organization of Boys
United States
National Broadcasting Network
Manday
W. P. Beard
Vocasional
Beard
J. C. Wright
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Future Farmers Organization
Beer Bottle nuisance at Sioux Falls store annoys owner
Marl on French, proprietor of a west Sioux Falls grocery, complains that motorists toss beer bottles through his window. One bottle hit the window, but he says one is enough to avoid a recurrence. Also noting a bond issue for Buffalo Gap waterworks and its planned $25,000 plant.
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Sioux Falls
Marlon French
West Sioux Falls
French
Buffalo Gap
Governor's Vouchers Approval Duties Outlined
Attorney General opinions limit governor's required approvals for vouchers across departments. Some salaries and personal expenses for insurance commissioners must be approved, while others like hail and fire divisions need not. Also notes bids for printing supreme court records valid with July 1 changes.
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Youdhsra
Game and Fish
Sharpe
State Secretary
Fiinance
Supreme Court
Spencer Quarry Sets Record Crushing 170 Cars in July
Spencer quarry reports a July record with 170 cars of rock crushed and 320 cars this year. Rock from the quarry is shipped to Huron for paving, with a planned supply to Mitchell paving after the current contract. about five men work two shifts.
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Spencer Quarry
Spencer
Huron
Mitchell
Endowments Not Taxable, Ruling Says
Real estate mortgages held as investments by college endowment funds are not subject to taxation. The attorney general's office advised W. W. Howes, state's attorney at Huron, in response to his inquiry about mortgages owned by Huron College.
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Pierre
Aug
Attorney General
W. W. Howes
Huron
Howe
Huron College
Harvest Activities Near End in Dakotas and Fargo Move
Mitchell notes harvest nearly finished in South Dakota except far north. Temporary US Employment Service field headquarters move from Aberdeen to Fargo, Minnesota. North Dakota reports harvest complete in southern half. low wheat prices have reduced wages while needed labor for small grains is on its way within the state.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
United States Employment Service
Farm Labor Division
Aberdeen
Fargo
Charles S. Weller
North Dakota
The
Employment Service
Unruly Beer Pops Up in Mitchell Cleanup
Mitchell police report the city’s beer cleanup yielded 182 bottles deemed the best beer in town. The drive led to a free distribution, causing broken glass as the beverage aged and gained strength. Chief Kirkpatrick weighs contacting the owner to address the popping beer issue.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell
Yoult
Kirk
Patrick
Haul of Hogs Brings Iowa Farmer to Sioux Falls
Aug 3 Ames reports Jake Losing hauled a truckload of cattle to Sioux Falls for Floyd Stahl. Stahl plans to buy barley there to bring back with him, with Stahl accompanying the trip.
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Ames
Jake Losing
Sioux Falls
Floyd Stahl
Mr. Stahl
Stahl
Four States Sought for Hills Tourist Boom
Travelers from four states are especially welcomed in Hills as only they are missing from local hotel registers this season. Officials note tourists from 28 states were registered in a recent week while a New Mexico plated car was spotted but not hotel-registered.
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South Dakota
New Mexico
Former Huron Man Married At Ames
Misa Della McKinney and Charles BicDermot were married by a Catholic priest at Miller. They received a warm welcome at the bride’s home and plan to settle in Wisconsin where Mr McDermot has worked in Huron.
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Ames Ames
Misa Della McKinney
Charles BicDermot
Miller
Wisconsin
Mr. McDermot
Huron
Natural Gas Service Assured For Yankton
Yankton expects natural gas delivery soon as M D Hof of Yankton Gas Company confirms talks with Frank Brooks of Northern Pipelines. A Missouri Valley Pipeline crew will lay lines from Sioux City to Elk Point, with branches to Sioux Falls and Yankton. Gas from the Texas Panhandle will replace local coal gas manufactured for over 60 years.
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Yankton Yankton
Yankton
M. D. Hof
Yankton Gas Company
Frank Brooks
Northern Pipelines Company
Sioux City
Elk Point
Sioux Falls
Missouri Valley Pipeline Company
Panhandle
Texas
Lutherans Set Annual Fall Festival in Beresford
Southeastern South Dakota Lutheran congregations gather at the Bethesda Home in Beresford on Sunday August 30 for the annual fall festival. The program features a morning sermon by Rev J J Sharpness Thompson an address by Dr S C Eastwold of Madison singing by Pleasant Valley church choir and performances by Bethesda Home children. John Johnson leads the Bethesda Home as superintendent.
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Beresford
South Dakota
Bethesda
J. J. Sharpness
Thompson
S. C. Eastwold
Madison
Pleasant Valley Church
Westerville
John ©. Johnson
Deadwood Days of 76 to feature night rodeo
Historic Deadwood prepares August 6 to 9 for a Days of 76 celebration with daytime and evening entertainment. A night rodeo on the final day highlights the program. Platte territory reports rising cattle and hog shipments due to drought and grasshopper damage prompting moves to west river pastures for the season.
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Deadwood Deadwood
Deadwood
Black Hills
Platte
Banks hold $11.5 million in securities on June 30
Pierre banks under South Dakota supervision report total investments of 11,534,509.50 with over half in government securities. Government bonds reach 7,608,912.44. municipal, liberty bonds, federal land bank, and joint stock land bank holdings follow. Call loans and commercial paper also itemized along with public utilities and industrial securities totaling 11.5 million.
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Pierre
South Tdédta Banking Department
E. A. Raden
Wsa
U. S
United States
Federal Land Bank
Public Service
Sicplignnous
Recommends Nicotine To Kill Plant Lice on Cucumbers and Melons
Lincoln county agent L. C. Sayre advises using nicotine sulphate to control plant lice on cucumber and melon vines. Spray mixture of 144 teaspoons nicotine sulphate per gallon of soft water with a small amount of soap for adhesion, then thoroughly spray the under sides of all leaves to reach the pests.
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L. C. Sayre
Lincoln County
Sayre
Yankton Pre School Clinic Open to Youngsters Up to Age 7
Yankton county residents bring children to Central School for the annual pre school clinic run by city schools. The examination day welcomes all youngsters aiming to enter school this fall and is staffed by local physicians.
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Yankton
Yankton County
Central School
Barbers Slash Prices Blunt in Cutting War
Aug 3. Barbers in Blunt launch a price cutting war with shaves at five cents and haircuts at 25 cents. Some residents report getting both a shave and a haircut for 15 cents total.
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Blunt
Watertown Worker Loses Two Fingers in Factory Accident
James Richmond, an employe at a Watertown sash and door factory, is hospitalized recovering from an on the job accident. He lost two fingers from his right hand. Richmond is the father of Lloyd Richmond, a former Watertown high school star now playing with University of North Dakota athletic teams.
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Watertown
Aug. S
James Richmond
Richmond
Lloyd Richmond
University of North Dakota
Poultry Club Members Attend Annual 4 H Camp
Sevens members of the Friese Cackle and Crow Poultry club attended the annual 4 H club camp at Huron. Leona Friese recalls travel from Wolsey, lodging, meals, and dormitory life. Star campers Alice Mc Bride and Maynard Sweet were named to attend Bradkings in December.
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Friese Cackle and Crow Poultry Club
Huron
Leona Friese
Wolsey
Fair Grounds
Alice McBride
Maynard Sweet
Bradkings
North State Teachers college property valued near one million
Aberdeen August 3 4 Property at North State Teachers college is valued at nearly a million dollars according to an annual inventory announced by W M Oates financial secretary outstanding items include real estate 50 000 equipment 55000 and buildings 613 000 Lily Pool contest Yankton Fly Pool owners prepare for judging this week with the event run by the Press and Dakotan local daily newspaper
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Aberdeen
North State Teachers College
W. M. Oates
Yankton
The
Press and Dakotan
Hauls Lambs to Market Near Burdette
George Fallon hauled a double deck truckload of lambs to Sioux City last week for George Morarity, signaling ongoing market activity in the Burdette area as of August 3 special report.
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Burdette
George Fallon
Sioux City
George Morarity
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