Pugsley Named On Committee To Aid School Radio Stations
Brookings August 31 Special C W Pugsley president of South Dakota State College has been named representative of the American Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities on a national committee to protect and promote broadcasting of educational programs from schools and colleges He notes the challenge of college stations competing with large networks and outlines the aims of the committee and the three state stations KFDY KUSD and WCAT to unify wavelengths and secure federal support for educational broadcasts.
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Brookings
C. W. Pugsley
South Dakata
United States
William John Cooper
Pugsley
Tisader Service College
Colleges of Agriculture
KFDY
South Dakota State College
Sioux Falls
Sioux City
Weath
Iree
Sioux
South Dakota
State College
KUSD
University of South Dakota At Vermilion
WCAT
School of Mines
Rapid City
Congress
U. S
Must Pour Water Into Trench Silo
Brookings Aug 31 Special The amount of moisture decides if whole corn stalks in a trench silo produce good silage or fail. Henry Rebbe near Spearfish reports silage success with rain fed moisture one year and failure when drought limited water. He now uses running water to soak the corn for weeks to prevent bursting and ensure quality silage.
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Brookings
Henry Rebbe
Spearfish
T. M. Olson
South Dakota State College
Wolsey School Reopens With Renovations and New Faculty
Wolsey set to begin classes Monday after summer renovations by Mr Bannes. A full teaching staff is listed including Selma Wiedebush Madaline Elwell Zether Salisbury Alice Pretzer Kathryn Moore Dorothy Peck Marie Frank Percy Washabaugh Ralph Zebarth Hans Christensen and Supt F W Wardman. All pupils should attend registration Monday morning to finalize class schedules. Bus service will depart so students go home at noon. afternoon is for teacher meetings and class planning.
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Wolsey
Bannes
Primery
Selma Wiedebush
Madaline Elwell
Zether Salisbury
Alice Pretzer
Kathryn Moore
Dorothy Peck
Marie Frank
Percy Washabaugh
Hughes
Ralph Zebarth
Hans Christensen
F. W. Wardman
De Smet Township Plans Lower Tax Levy
De Smet Township announces a plan to reduce tax levies, aiming to ease local burden on residents while maintaining essential services. Officials say the cut targets the north side area and will be implemented in the upcoming fiscal year.
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de Smet Township
State School Garden Becomes Beauty Spot Despite Drought
Radfield Aug 31 Special The grounds of the State School and Home for the Feeble Minded are among Spink county beauty spots this summer. Despite drought the lower beds and vegetable gardens are artistic and practical. An irrigation system has been in place for years. Trees flourish and lawns stay green. The grounds lie on the north line of Redfield city limits.
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Radfield
Spink County
Redfield
Kingsbury District Dedicates New Rural School
A Kingsbury county rural district dedicated a new schoolhouse replacing the pioneer building. Patrons and guests attended the ceremony half a mile west of the old site with speeches by Emil Lorik Norma Koehne and Halverson. The project is one of five built in the county in recent years and cost less than the others.
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Desmet
Kingsbury County
Dakota Territory
Emil Lorik
Norma Koehne
Halverson
Brookings
Willow Lake School Opens For Fall Term
Willow Lake public school opened its fall term today with a staff including Chas J Stewart as superintendent Joseph Molumby as principal Mrs P C Underwood as high school instructor A L Berth as coach and instructor Miss Mabel Samuelson in domestic science Arthur Grejngewald in seventh and eighth grades Mrs Joseph Molumby in sixth and seventh Mildred Bamber in third and fourth and Mrs Lyle Winsun in primary units.
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Willow Lake
Chas. J. Stewart
Joseeph Molumby
P. C. Underwood
A. L. Berth
Mabel Samulson
Arthur Grejnewald
Joseph Molumby
Mildred Bamber
Lyle Winsun
Poultry Tour Leads Raymond Group Across Farms
Charles Hereeu George Terveen James Hegarty and Ett Hegarty joined County Agent Brug for a spring poultry industry tour visiting Ed Hildebrant Rost Clapp near Wetertown EY Tren hola near Henry Charles Brekke near Wallace Frothinger Brothers near Bradley and A J Beuck thof near Elrod. The trip aims to improve local poultry practices through field visits.
De Smet Firemen Respond To Twin Blazes In One Night
In De Smet Aug 31 special report a fireman’s wife received a late night call and learned her husband was already at work. A farm barn blaze five miles from town drew several volunteers away from the city but they returned to join the rest of the department for another call in town.
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de Smet
Central
DeSimet
Potter County Hail Insurance History Detailed for Farmers
Gettsburg report reviews thirteen years of state hail insurance in Potter County from 1919 through 1931. It notes acreage insured, premium totals, and rate changes, highlighting 1922 as a peak year and 1931 as a low season, with an average cost around 44.75 cents per acre annually.
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Gettysburg
Potter County
State Department of Hail Insurance
Potter County Valuations Cut 15 Percent in State Ruling
Potters County values were reduced by 15 percent by the state division of taxation per an abstract of assessment received by County Auditor C. F. O’Brian. Real estate assessments dropped about $1,226.08 percent? and personal property saw five valuation changes including cattle and machinery, with tractors up 20 percent and combines up 75 percent. Overall county real estate and personal property values fell by roughly $1,437,160 from initial totals certified to the state.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
State Division ‘of Taxation
C. F. O'Brian
State Board
Abundant Feed in Bennett County Reshapes Plans
In Bennett County a surplus of feed and hay supports livestock through winter despite poor crops. Heavy rains in the past ten days boosted late crops, enabling thousands of tons of feed to be stocked. Redfield College plans a junior college level slate this summer with strong enrollment expectations in athletics drama and activities.
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Bennett County
Martin
University Deeds Register Seeks Fall Enrollment Changes
Vermillion reports fall term changes at the University of South Dakota with an anticipated large enrollment. Registration on Sept 14 and 15 precedes classes starting Sept 16 as transcripts arrive. music college becomes college of fine arts. Faculty shifts include Griswold in chemistry and Dreps in modern language. Renovations and heating work proceed across dorms and classrooms.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
H. W. Frankenfeld
University High
Frankenfeld
College of Music
College of Fine Arts
School of Business Administration
School of Education
College of Engineering
School of Medicine
College of Arts and Sciences
School of Law
Graduate
Ernest Griswold
University of Kansas
George Cady
Joseph Dreps
Thomas Howell
F. M. Kerchville
Marjorie Heckel
Brown University
G. Russell Bauer
Dorothy Dudley
C. W. Caldwell
Purdue University
Five New Teachers On Staff At Volga
Volga schools open with five new teachers replacing those who did not return. Top staff includes HL J. Bestad superintendent Ernest Aasleson English Latin and band Mise Marian Yule home economics Arthur Myklebust coach science and mathematics Mildred Nelson commercial and social science Elsie Hesby Myma Juttlestad Maxine Barber grades Ellyn Blai Floyd Kleinjan junior high.
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Volga Volga
Volga City
HL J. Bestad
Ernest Aasleson
Mise Marian Yule
Arthur Myklebust
Mildred Nelson
Elsie Hesby
Myma Juttlestad
Maxine Barber
Ellyn Blai
Floyd Kleinjan
Arlington Pastor Resigns to Accept Oklahoma Pastorate
The Rev. James M. Taylor, pastor of the Christian church in Arlington, has tendered his resignation and plans to accept a call to a pastorate in Oklahoma. He came from Colorado 18 months ago and drew attention for his oratory and town engagements, including service clubs.
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Arlington
Oklahoma
Aug
James. M. Taylor
Christian Church
Taylor
Colorado
Shires Sold to Athletics For 20000 Plus Players
Milwaukee Sentinel reports Arthur Shires first baseman of the Milwaukee club sold to the Philadelphia Athletics for 20000 dollars and two players. One beneficiary is Phil Todt reserve first baseman for the Athletics.
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Shires
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentinel
Sls
Arthur Shires
American Association
Philadelphia Athletics
Phil Todt
The
Athletics
One Day Economy Fair Replaces Picnic in Buffalo Gap
Buffalo Gap fair association shifts from a farmer's picnic to a one day economy fair on September 2. No cash premiums. ribbon awards for stock exhibits. Custer county 4-H pig clubs with 15 entries and demonstrations. Prizes, racing, bucking, musical orchestra, ball game, and horseshoe contests planned. admission 25 cents adults 10 cents children. 24th annual meeting.
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Buffalo Gap
Buffalo Gap Fair Association
Custer County
Association
Utica Township Cancels Entire 1931 Levy
Utica township electors voted in a special meeting to cancel their whole 1931 township levy of 150. County totals show further reductions as Walshtown Mayfield Volin and Mission Hill also cancelled their levies, lowering the county total from 24100 to 15500 with Utica’s action raising potential reform in nearby Ziskav township.
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Yankton
Utica
Walshtown
Mayfield
Volin
Mission Hill
Ziskav Township
Pliant
Real Estate Transfers in Huron and Surroundings
Real estate transfers listed include Leonard Lensar to William Lensar in Kent and Moody addition Huron for $1 lot 4 block 5. George F Hollinger to O R Wright in Temmey Lake Byron Lot Survey for $20. Wm H Allingham to Milton G Kooyman in Fisher Foster's 1st addition Huron for $1. Clark to Ida D Clark in Wessington Springs for $1 with 1 percent interest in SW 4 Ni 22 and SEY 22-19-65. Also a note on seasonal air movement across hemispheres.
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Leonard Earl Lensar
William Lensar
Wolsey
Kent & Moody's
Huron
George F. Hollinger
O. R. Wright
Temmey
Lake Byron
Wm. H. Allingham
Milton G. Kooyman
Fisher & Foster
Elow. Clark
Ida D. Clark
Wessington Springs
Entries Build for 4 H Exhibits at State Fair
Brookings reports indicate 4 H club entries for the State Fair are streaming in, with County and District achievements guiding selections. Clothing and canning exhibits due by September 1 in Huron, food exhibits by September 14, and all livestock crops and county booths ready by opening night.
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Brookings
Aug
H. M. Jones
Ajl
Huron
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