Normal Institute Schedule for South Dakota Teachers
The schedule for South Dakota normal institutes was announced by state superintendent E. C. Giffen. Institutes across east central, northern, and western circuits run September 8 to October 16 with two day sessions to fund curriculum revisions. Readings list Clark at Clark to Onida and many towns in Harding Buffalo Perkins McIntosh Selby Ipswich Aberdeen Webster Milbank Rapid City Deadwood Hot Springs and other locales with specific dates.
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Ih East Central Circuit
Clark County
Clark
Beadle
Huron
Hand
Miller
Hyde
Highmore
Hughes
Pierre
Stanley
Ft. Pierre
Sully
Onida
Potter
Gettysburg
Faulk
Faulkton
An Spink
Redfield
Codington
Watertown
Devel
Clear Lake
Northern
Harding
Buffalo
yPerkins
Bison
Carson
McIntosh
Walworth
Selby
Campbell
Mound City
D McPherson
Leoln
Earmunds
Ipswich
Brown
Aberdeen
Day
Webster
Grant
Milbank
Roberts
Siiseton
Marshall
Brit Weston
Taman
Kennebec
Jones
Murdo
Jackson
Kadoka
Hagken
Philip
Pennington
Rapid City
Spearfish Woman Owns Antique Quilt and Coverlid
Spearfish resident Mrs. Elizabeth Miller displays two antiques: a handwoven coverlid worn by an ancestor and a blue and red wool thread quilt. The coverlid features birds castles and trees on a white cotton background and is over ten years old. The quilt, also from her husband’s family, was crafted by his great great grandmother and features tiny stitches and a white background with green potted plants and red foliage.
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Spearfish
Elizabeth Miller
Attcestor
Plan Demonstration At South Dakota State Fair
Custer County Poultry club members plan a demonstration on fitting poultry for show at the State fair this fall. Harold Duncan and Clyde May lead the effort with first year members selected from 14 to represent their group. Veryl May, club leader, devised much of the demonstration and has won trips to the State fair. The club plans to reorganize for a second year of work in coming weeks.
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South Dakota Fair Sanator
Harold Duncan
Clyde May
Custer County Poultry Club
Veryl May
Wolsey Prepares For Openings Of Schools
Wolsey area school officials announce preparations for the September 1 opening. Superintendent F W Wardman leads the staff, with G H Mikkelson, Dorothy Peck, Wile Jow Lake, Verdot Laird, Ruth Sickles, Kathryn Moore, Margaret Avery, Jessie Williamson, Madelaire Elwell, Bret, Viola Hanlon among the faculty assigned to grades and subjects.
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Wolsey
F. W. Wardman
G. H. Mikkelson
Dorothy Peck
Wile Jow Lake
Verdot Laird
Aberdeen
Ruth Sickles
Tulare
Kathryn Moore
Springfield
Margaret Avery
Jessie Williamson
Willow Lake
Madelaire Elwell
Bret
Viola Hanlon
Emery
Davison Schools Plan Four Week Term Change
Davison county schools will open September 1 and 2. School boards decide to run on a four weeks period instead of six as in former years. Most schools will operate nine months. county superintendent C A Nath is the source of the announcement. Thirty nine teachers in the system are residents of Davison county.
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Davison
Mitchell
Any. S- Davison County
C. A. Nath
Eystem
Philip Carlson Attacked While En Route to County
A man was beaten in the country near Carlson after being taken to a cabin and to his stalled car by a stranger who demanded aid. Carlson suffered severe head and facial injuries, and authorities believe robbery was the motive. The event occurred as the stranger assaulted Carlson in multiple locations before a mother’s arrival halted the assault.
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Philp
Prolp
Philip
Chicago
Hhere
G. M. Carlson
Countes
Breten
Iam
Carlson
Niles Frizn Phitin
Carkson
Robery
Iroquois Hires Four New Faculty Members
Iroquois schools open September 1 with four new teachers starting their first year. High school hires Bernard Valdez and Louis H Brubn join the staff alongside Genevieve Conner for grades five and six and Genevieve Albright for grades one and two. Remaining veterans include Superintendent C L Krumm Principal Mary Williams Lucie Johnson Anna Steffen Millicent Murphy. Janitor Fred Geyer is new this year.
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Troquois
Iroquois
Bernard Valdez
Louis H. Brubn
Genevieve Conner
Whoill
Genevieve Albright
C. L Krumm
Mary Williams
Lucie Johnson
Anna Steffen
Millicent Murphy
Fred Geyer
Wayne Nelson Enters New York University
Wayne Nelson leaves for the east to attend the University of New York after graduating from Huron College in 1930 with an eastern college fellowship. Mr and Mrs Luther Nelson and Wayne will visit friends and relatives enroute and also in Washington D C before returning to South Dakota.
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Wayne Nelson
New York University
Onida
Luther Nelson
Wayne
East
University of New York
Huron College
Eastern College
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Brookings To Vote On Gas Franchise
Brookings officials plan a September 16 city election on a Skelly Oil gas franchise approved by the commissioners. The propos ed plan includes a new BSS plant in Brookings at about 12,900 dollars, per Dan C. Bauder of Omaha, assistant manager in municipal relations.
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Brookings
Skelly Oil Company
Skelly Company
BSS
Dan C. Bauder
Omahha
Low Bidder Is Not Awarded Haakon County Courthouse Contract
The Haakon County commissioners rejected the lowest bid from Heron Construction and awarded the courthouse project to Jonason Company of Aberdeen for 23920 dollars. They cited Jonason's local experience and proven work in the area as the basis for the decision despite a higher bid compared to Heron Construction's 82500 dollars.
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Philip
Heron Construction Company
Haakon County
Jonason Company
Aberdeen
Huron
Huron Company
Arlington Finishes Civic Improvements Across Town
Arlington completes a $30,000 city improvement program including waterworks mains extending citywide, construction of a water tower and tank, and lowering a well to artesian rock at 1300 feet yielding at least 65 gallons per minute. The arduous four month well completion provides ample free water. a sanitary sewer project is under consideration for future action.
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Arlington
Adve Lo Civic
Norbeck
Stha
Bring Onida Boy Home After Appendicitis Operation
Onida Aug 30 special report says Royal Hayes ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Jesse T Hayes will return home this week from the Fierre hospital after undergoing an appendicitis operation last week.
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Onida
Royal
Jesse T. Hayes
Fierre
South Dakota at National Rifle and Pistol Matches
Mayo Wetterberg of Brookings joins RO T C team at Camp Perry Ohio for the Seventh Corps area. He is among several hundred Midwest selections to compete in 96 principal matches with prizes over $40 000 and a Small Arms Fling school to prepare rookies for events like the Scabbard and Blade trophy and the R O T C team match.
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Camp Perry
Ohio
Mayo
Wetterberg
Brookings
RO. T. C
South Dakota
Sully County Schools Resume September First
Onida Aug 30 Special nearly all Sully county schools will start the new year September first. County Superintendent Zetta Hyde reports an increase of two schools over last year.
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Onida
Sully County
Zetta Hyde
Funeral services held for Onida area farmer and shipper
In Onida, Aug 30, funeral services were conducted by Rev J P Williamson at the local Presbyterian church for the farmer and livestock buyer, who lived six miles south of Onida. A Sully County resident for 20 years, he formerly managed the Cooperative Shipping organization and is survived by several grandchildren.
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Onida
J. P. Williamson
Presbyterian
Jats Sonn
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Mayo E. Wetterberg
Wey
Fair City
Cee Esos
Lem Lars el A Nec
Samaritan Hospital
Dakota Ave
Helen Sutherland
Philco
RADIO
Philo
Ee Taylor Electric
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