Northern Normal Books Attracts 1930 31 Entertainers
Aberdeen August 7 Northern Normal announces high class 1930 31 Entertainment Course committee lineup featuring Frederick Warde Shakespearean lecturer Charles Crawford Gorst The Bird Man Count Felix von Luckner Gabriel Fenyves Hungarian pianist and the Cecilians among others Mrs Celeste Barnes chairs with P J Harkness W M Oates J C Lindberg Sids Williams John Lukken E Kenneth Baillie and Walther Pfitmer assisting.
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Aberdeen
Northern
Frederick Warde
Charles Crawford Gorst
Count Felix von Luckner
Gabriel Fenyves
Cecelians
England
America
Charles Gorst
Count Luckner
Hungaria
Fenyves
Music Box
Celeste Barnes
P. J. Harkness
W. M. Oates
J. C. Lindberg
Sids Williams
John Lukken
E. Kenneth Baillie
Walther Pfitmer
Six USD Students Named Honor Grads and Mortar Board Members
Vermillion August report lists six University of South Dakota students as honor graduates with all A grades. Delma Smith Mitchell Elizabeth Frary Vermillion Alan Austen Helen Blankenburg Centerville William Ekroen Wilmot, plus Elizabeth Frary and Elizabeth Crary active in campus life and Phi Beta Kappa. Delma Smith and Helen Blankenburg named Mortar Board members.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
DW. Frankenfeld
Delma Smith
Mitchell
Elizabeth Frary
Alan Austen
Helen Blankenburg
Fedora
Aldace Verney Peterson
Centerville
William Ekroen
Wilmot
Mortar Board
Miss Smith
Miss Blankenburg
Wiliam Ekman
Elizabeth Crary
Phi Beta Kappa
Allan Austen
Phi Delta Phi
Sugar Day pageant to depict western SD beet industry
Progress of western South Dakota sugar beet industry will be depicted at Yale’s Sugar Day pageant on August 22 and 23 in Vale. Activities include baseball games beet topping contests and races. People from the region will attend the rural event.
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Vale
South Dakota
Yale
Last of Heirs Prepare Estate Split Among Seven Nieces
In a trust arrangement the estate was to benefit seven siblings with the remainder distributed to nieces and nephews after all siblings died. With the last brother and nieces died this year, the heirs now prepare to divide among seven heirs.
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Wisconsin
J. W. Mosher
LaCrosse
Milford E. Mosher
Davison County Cuts Levy for Roads and Bridges
Davison County commissioners at the regular meeting voted a 1931 levy of 10000 dollars for road improvements and 5000 dollars for bridge work, representing a 10000 dollar reduction from last year. Other minor business was discussed.
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Davison
Levy Mitchell
Davison County
Reported Office Calls Answered In Month
The complete report notes 398 office calls were answered at the office during the month.
County Agent Handles Wide Range of Tasks and Calls
The county agent managed 106 field calls and 38 to former contacts, 14 farm visits, 43 circular letters, and 9 dollar telephone calls, with substantial other work addressed in the period.
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Kellogg
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Pen Jel
Hershey
Hopped Malteeetas
Chicago
Vaasa
Imagine
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Tm Jacquard Velour
Simmion
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