U Graduates Publish Works from the University of South Dakota
Vermillion reports a slate of 17 alum publications since August 1923. Names include Leland L. Briggs with articles in the Journal of Accountancy and Scribner's Magazine, Harold E. Briggs with North Dakota Historical Quarterly pieces, Laura Lou Brockman with serials in Des Moines papers, William Norwood Briganes in American Mercury, and Rev. Gustav M. Bruce in a 1900 Augsburg edition. Others cited are Jessie L. Stevenson on nursing topics and Edith Abell on advertising and consumer studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Briggs
Laura Lou Brockman
Des Moines Register
American Mercury
Grindstone
William Norwood Briganes
Gustav M. Bruce
A.M
Luther Theological Seminary
St. Paul
Minn
Augsburg Publishing House
Afinmnapolis
Leland L. Briggs
University of Vermont
Journal of Accountancy
Ziyatt Downing
Scribner's Magazine
Hubert W Jones
University of Washington
Thomas ¥. Crowell Company
Jessie L. Stevenson
Edith Abell
Jour_al
Home Economics
University of Chicago
Leland L. Brigse
Journal of ‘Accountancy
Woonsocket Hall Site Selected After Joint Meeting
Woonsocket council school board and regional building committee finalize site west of Woonsocket News for a new community hall. Bids to open September 7 with work to begin after contract. building slated to open December first as a $20,000 project funded by $5,506 city, $0 from legion, and $15,000 from a recent election vote plus $5,000 more from other funds.
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Woonsocket
Aug
Wspenny
Woonsocket News
Woonsocketsite
Jopara
Region Building Committee
Legion
Brookings Woman Sues for 10000 Over Bus Crash
Miss Sorenson, Brookings stenographer, sues for 10000 damages plus 975 for medical care after a March bus collision. She alleges neck and skull injuries and extensive contusions from the crash near Brookings. Bus driver Melvin Ellis named as party defendant for alleged careless and negligent operation and defective brakes. Attorney C G Aaberg represents Sorenson.
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Brookings
Sorenson
Aeeae
Carothers
Otto
Melvid Ellis
Renner
C. G- Aaberg
Atommey
County S.5 Meeting At Miller Annual Convention Dates
Aug 16 Saturday and Aug 23 24 Sunday set for the annual meeting at Miller for county Sunday school conventions.
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S.5
Miller Miller
Hmd
County Umdey School
Railroads cut service to allow heavier freight shipments
Railroads Western and Burlington have reduced mail passenger and express service between Buffalo Gap Hot Springs and Minnekabta to a single combination car. This change permits more freight tonnage per trip for Hot Springs as rail equipment remains sufficient for the few travelers still using the line.
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Railroa
Forth Western and
Burlington Railways
Aave
Buffalo Gap
Kingsbury Trims Taxes With Slash In Annual Budget
Kingsbury county commissioners adopted a next year budget cutting road funds by almost 30 percent, $56,000 below the current year. A provisional reduction of $20,000 had already been made after petitions signed by 216 taxpayers urged further tax relief, despite road needs and overdrafts.
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Kingsbury
County Board of Commissioners
Kingsbury County
Remarking Of Custer Highway Completed For Tourist Appeal
The Custer Battlefield Highway from Mitchell to Sioux Falls and Billings Mont. has been recomputed and repainted by W D Fisher secretary treasurer of the highway association aided by Beryl Davis. Old signs were replaced or repainted to keep the route attractive to visitors.
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Custer
Mitchell
Custer Battlefield
Sioux Falls
Billings
Mont
W. D. Fisher
The
Highway Association
Fisher
Beryl Davis
Krier Buys Dad's Cafe in Woonsocket
Nick Krier of Highmore gains ownership of Dad's Cafe in Woonsocket in a deal disclosed this week. Former owner Dad Gitchell retires due to long illness and the Krier family assumes cafe management.
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Woonsocket
Krier Woonsocket
Nick Krier
Highmore
Dad's Cafe
Gitchell
Krier
Western Boosters Praise Edgemont Train Tour
Aug 1 Western boosters toured Edgemont as the train displayed Southern state industries. Crowds admired watermelons and cottonballs while a band played state songs. Visitors from Hot Springs and nearby towns viewed petrified forest specimens and the hot water fountain before the train moved on to Sheridan, Billings, and the West Coast cities. Edgemont was the only South Dakota stop.
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Edgemon
Ime
Mussiasrpa Boosters
Scerial
Spe
Trein
Sheridan
Billings
West Coast
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Edgemont
South Dakota
Lake County Adopts Provisional Budget
MADISON Aug. 16 The Lake county provisional budget was adopted at the last commissioner meeting. The total amount is 105,000 with few changes from last year including a 200 appropriation for a tree bounty to farmers who plant and cultivate trees next year.
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Lake County
Madison
Labor Conditions Improve in South Dakota and Nearby
South Dakota's labor conditions improved in July for farm workers with general wheat harvest activity and normal industrial employment. Richard T. Jones of the U.S. Employment Service noted gains in North Dakota and Minnesota, with harvest labor reducing unemployment around Sioux Falls and increased railroad employment in the Sioux Falls and Huron regions. Building activity remained steady and meat-packing plants showed normal operations, with prospects for the next 60 days described as fairly bright.
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Minneapolis
Aus
South Dakota
Richard T. Jones
United States Employment Service
North Dakota
Minneasota
Sioux Falls
Huron Territory
Jones
Miller Public Schools to Open September Second
Miller set to reopen on September 2 ending a three month summer break for Hand County youth. Superintendent Kramer arrived to organize the fall start with staff headed by Chester H. Wood as principal and coach and a full lineup covering English, drama, science, mathematics, commercial studies, history, Latin, music, manual arts, and graded classrooms from first to sixth.
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Miller
Hand County
Kramer
Kramer Chester H. Wood
Maude Roweliffe
Jeanette Risgland
Gladys Greene
Codington County Road Work Rushes to Finish Grading
Watertown August 16. County highway superintendent Dan Slawson says the grading crew of nineteen workers is finishing about thirty miles of dirt road before the season closes. They are working on a nine mile stretch west from Grover to a gravel surfaced road joining 22 east of Henry. Progress is good.
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Codington
Watertown
Dan Slawson
Grover
Henry
Slawson
Gas Plant Planned for Redfield Franchise Talk
Redfield officials report Skellgil Company officers laid plans to furnish artificial gas for lighting and heating. They seek a franchise and would build a $100,000 plant here if granted.
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Redfield Redfield
Redfield
Skellgil Company
Mitchells Narrow Escape As Gunfire Halts Car
Mitchells car was halted by a roadside shooting near Mt. Vernon. A man fired, the bullet shattered the windshield but missed the driver as he sped away, fearing a subsequent fusillade while pursued along the highway.
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Mitchell’ Mar
Hns
Mt. Vernon
Twe Xough
Roberts
Special Races Add Thrill to Sioux Falls Airfair Program
Sioux Falls Aug 16 Special A daily high speed racing plane event was added to the Airfair program by E K Hurst president of the Airfair Association. Brownell Corp provides trophy and prize money through H F Brownell. pilots inquire about the race with letters and photos. Plans highlight a tiny Phantom 1 plane shown by C C Flagg of Marshal Missouri with a 200 mph potential, signaling a standout contest for the event.
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Sioux. Falls
Sioux Falls
Hurst
Brownell Corporation
Berman ‘Hamer
LaSalle
Airfair
C.C. Flagg Af Marshal
Phantom
Haakon County Abandons 1930 County Fair Plans
Haakon County commissioners voted to abandon plans for the 1930 annual county fair citing impractical conditions. Free acts and attractions booked for the fair were canceled. A fall 1931 fair is to be planned.
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Haakon County
Philip
Haakon
Butterfat Yield Declines Across South Dakota Herds
Dry weather and failing pastures reduce July butterfat output for 474 cows in the South Dakota State College extension study. Average fat per cow fell to 24.1 pounds in July from 25.2 in 1924, with June at 28 pounds. Fewer cows produced 40 pounds or more, and several herds saw lower averages. Amid the low yields, two purebred sires were bought and 32 cows culled.
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Sbrookings
South Dakota
College Extension Service
L. D. Test
Mitchell- Armour Association
Me- Seok
Edvar Gabrielson
Lake
MG. Morrill
Denel‘Brockings-Moody
Andrew Bingham
Grant
Walter LaCombe
Marai
John Hoglund
Hamlin-Kings
E. C. Harris
Yankton
Andy B Knock
Black Hills
H -E. Edwards
Day
Helverslaben
Smith
Brown
Milligan
Out Of Town Relatives Attend Schleuter Rites
Out of town relatives attended the funeral of Raymond W. Schlueter of Osceola who died August 12 after a brief illness. Attending were Henry Dinger of Plainview Nebraska, Mr and Mrs Wo Bugenhagen and son Elmer of Creighton Nebraska, George Goetman Henry Goetman Barry Schleuter and wife and John Schleuter of Canister, plus immediate survivors including his wife and infant daughter and his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Schleuter.
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Schleuter
Bancroft
Raymond W. Schlueter
Osceola
Henry ~Dinger
Plainview
Wo. Bugenhagen
Elmer
Creighton
Neb
George Goetman
Henry Goetman
Barry Schleuter
John _Schleuter
Mr. Schleuter
Ign Rs
Herman Schleuter
Locals Reach Scores In Names And Distances
The record lists numerous figures such as rshal 26.5 and Mitchell Armour 26, Day 24.6, Minnehah 215, Denver Brooking Moody 23.3, and Yankton Cley 22.6 with Black Hills 22.5 and McCook 22, Brown 24, indicating a compilation of race times or measurements across multiple locations and participants.
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Rshal
Hamlin-Kingsbury
Mitchell-Armour
Day
Minnehah
Denver-Brooking-Moody
Gra
Yankton-Cley
Black Hills
McCook
Brown
University ROTC to Wear New Regalia
ROTC units at the University of South Dakota will unveil new uniforms for cadets this incoming school year. Officers describe coats in dark blue Norfolk style with brass buttons and chevrons, cadet grey trousers with red side stripes, and Pershing style caps in dark blue.
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I. O. T. C. Juint
University of South
Dakota
Powell
Department of Military Science and ‘Tactics
Pershing
Cadet Uniform Redesign Sees Broadcloth Materials Adopted
A navy with cadet grey uniform update aims for a more striking look. Captain Powell notes the change should be gratifying to men entering service and help standardize the unit’s appearance.
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Powell
Registrar H W Frank Enfold Returns From Camp
Registrar at the University of South Dakota H W Frank Enfeld returned from a two week vacation at the Reserve Officers' camp Camp Knox Kentucky, arriving Thursday from Camp Vermillion.
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Camp Vermillion
H. W. Frankenfeld
University of South Dakota
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Mountain Breeze and Dreaming in a Coal Loaded Cry
A reflective verse piece contrasts seeking mountain air or stream cooling with the toil of progress. The speaker imagines retirement to rest a while before returning to effort, the cry for coal echoing through delayed, anxious strides.
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Woonsocket Hall
Western Boosters
Hills
S.D
Alto
Roger Whealy
Elizabeth Fursten
Commercial
Gladys Thompson
Helen Bren
Selmar’ Walby
Enid Tartin
Heatrice Hurley
Carol Kramer
Mary Wood
Minnie Loken
Pearl,Frahm
Opal Dinsen
Pocahontas
Ilinois
T.W
Huron
Peter Ohm & Son
Buran
Winter
Peter Mintener Lumber Co
Kansas
Northwestern Public. Service. Co
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