Wes Springs College Cuts Expenses Amid Enrollment Push
Wesnington Springs colleges announce a board rate reduction and fall reopening. Registration Sept 8 9 with classes starting Sept 11. President Harry B Ansted notes lower rates to offset costs. Programs include Associate in Arts and Commerce, teacher training, accounting, stenography, religion, music, and state-accredited high school subjects. Enrollment expected to rise.
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Wessington
Springs
Wessington Springs
Harry B. Ansted
Arts and Sciences
Two Cars Crash Near Hand City No Serious Injuries
Lyle and Robert Grey driving a small automobile collided with a car driven by Mr. Gillhouse near Ames. Neither driver saw the other until impact. Gillhouse’s car was badly damaged. the Grey car sustained minor damage. No serious injuries reported. In Redfield Mrs. L. B. Lueck attended the 14th annual national hairdressers convention in Chicago at the Sherman hotel where members voted to adopt NRA standard uniform prices nationwide.
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Burdette
Hand City
Lyle
Robert Grey
Gillhouse
Ames
Redfield
L. B. Lueck
Chicago
The
National Hairdressers
Sherman Hotel
Playground Proves Too Attractive For Lake Preston
Lake Preston residents threaten lawsuit against tourist park management over a self propelled merry go round attracting all town children. Mothers complain as their children abandon chores to ride and wait their turn. The scene leaves mothers yearning to be a child for a day.
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Lake Preston
Lake Prestort
Mary
Johnny
Re-employment Drive Opened In Hutchinson
The Hutchinson county reemployment office opened in the Olivet courthouse under manager C. E. Simon. Directors include Dr. Claggett KR Aisenbrey Jake H. Mettler and Aaron Mellinger. Simon serves unpaid while others may receive part time pay. County relief committee members named include Wm. Barren Parkston B Hoan J Craig Tripp Jake H. Mettler Menno Wm. Pfeiffer Otto Wildermut h and A. A. Schmidt with one to be chosen soon.
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Hutchinson
Freeman
Hutchinson “County
Court House
Olivet
C. E. Simon
Parkston
B. Hoan
County Commission
J. Craig. Tripp
Jake H. Mettler
Menno
Wm. Pfeiffer
Otto Wildermuth
A. A. Schmidt
Bancroft School Opens with New Staff Additions
Aug 41 Special says Bancroft opens school on Sept 4. Miss Camila Curtis of Lemmon resigns. Miss Helen Costain of Bufott is hired. Fred Gellerman of Pierre continues as superintendent. Calvin Barnes joins the high school faculty. grade teachers remain Dorothy Ohlsen of Iroquois for seventh and eighth, Mrs Karl Clay of Bancroft for fourth to sixth, and Ardath Van Tassel of Bancroft for primary.
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Dorothy Costain
Bancroft
Camila Curtis
Lemmon
Helen Costain
Bufott
Fred Gellerman
Pierre
Calvin Barnes
Dorothy
Ohlsen
Iroquois
Karl Clay
Ardath van Tassel
Redfield Backs Diversion Plan For Water Needs
Redfield officials support Missouri river diversion to relieve drying James River and dwindling artesian water. Telegram to Frank Murphy notes regional interest and potential for surface wells to go dry, risking city water supplies in the James River valley.
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Redfield
James ‘River Valley
New School Year Opens at Broadland High
Broadland officers announce the new school year starting September 4. Interior rooms have been cleaned and redecorated. Mrs. M. Ue Howell of Aberdeen will teach the high school and Miss Monica Brinkman of Cavour will teach the grades. A larger ninth grade enrollment is expected.
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Broadland
Former Buffalo County Man Dies In Cherokee Iowa
Alex Gilchrist a Buffalo county resident from 1894 to 1924 died in Cherokee Iowa early Tuesday at 74 He was a Mason since 1886 a member of the Consistory at Hebernais Yankton EL Riad Shrine Sioux Falls charter member of Mecca lodge Gann Valley He will be buried beside his wife who died in December 1924 Funeral in Austria Town
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Gann Valley
Alex Gilchrist
Buffalo County
Cherokee
Iowa
Charles Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Masonic Lodge
Atheberiais
Yankton
Sioux Falls
Mecca Lodge
Chas. Gilchrist
Aurtlia
Town
Burdette Township Schools Set to Open September 4
Burdette township will open three schools on Monday September 4 with Sadie Barr teaching Burdette school, Mar ae Crocs the Bushong school, and E Fischer the Bultsian school. No Bingham school this year due to insufficient pupils.
Vayland Girl Is 7 oe Accident Victim
Miss Juna Dean French of near Vayland was treated for cuts and bruises after a car collision involving her brother's vehicle and another driven by Emil Dates. The accident occurred a few days ago leaving her the oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Orva French recovering from minor injuries.
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Vayland
Juna Dean French
Orva French
Vaylard
Broadland Club Offers Farewell Party For Members
The Broadland extension club met at Mrs G Stmsort’s home with fifteen members attending. Officers were elected as the group held a farewell gathering for Mrs G E Kaump and Mrs Ralph Kaump. Members created grewell books and gave a handkerchief shower. Lunch concluded the afternoon.
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Broadland Club
Broadland Extension Club
G. Stmsort
G. E. Kaump
Ralph Kaump
Grewell
Problem Arises In Hog Program
Sioux Falls August reports a Montrose district farmer Arthur Anderson seeking relief from the federal agricultural adjustment program. He cites filled quotas near markets before closer suppliers. requests extension of South Dakota quotas and feed-shortage relief. Local plant officials say the 40,000 pig quota is booked through Sept 15 and no action is possible without higher authorization.
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Sioux Falls
Arthur Anderson
Montrose
Federal Agricultural Adjustment
Anderson
Sion Falls
Mitchell
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
South Dakota
T. Foster
Local league plans benefit dance at Legion home
A community group held an all day event at home with games and socializing. They discussed plans for a benefit dance to be held at the Legion home on Friday September 1.
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Legion
Men Prepare For Fish and Game Exhibit
Workmen at UC fair grounds shape the state game and fish department exhibit for the exposition opening September 11. An artificial lake for wild fowl and fish has been refilled at 40 gallons a minute from a new artesian well after draining this spring due to sewer pipe seepage. new pipes were installed and officials expect no trouble at the lake for years.
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State Game and Fish Department
Mony Fair
Plan To Improve S D Reservations
B C Vaughn district road and relief supervisor in the Indian service, spent a week in Sisseton examining sites for Indian road work and a potential Indian conservation camp. With County Surveyor Harold F Newman, he visited Buffalo Lake, old Fort Sisseton, Big Coulee, the old Indian school, Lind church, and Long Hollow. He favored Long Hollow for an artificial lake and may recommend the project if land arrangements are made, along with several road projects.
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S. D. Reservations
Sisseton
B.C
Vaughn
Indian Service
Sm Indian Conservation Camp
Harold F. Newman
Buffalo Lake
Old Fort Sisseton
Big Coulee
Old Indian School
Lind Church
Long Hollow
James Lewis Rite Obituary at Lake Preston
James Lewis Rite a pioneer of Lake Preston passed away and funeral services were held at the Luther church with a service at 2:00. The music was provided by Mrs A M Baldwin and Mrs H Whipkey with Mr O Jera at the piano. Survived by a son L J Lewis three sisters and several brothers including Ole Mrs Mary Evekke Mrs Morice Mat sor Evan of Long Beach Calif Martin of Sal Ore and Lizie Luzin Colfax Wis. Funeral closed businesses during service.
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James Lewis
Erwin School Opens With New Staff Leaders
Erwin public schools will start on Tuesday September 5 with Supt Amon J Tschetter returning to lead a staff headed by Principal Felix Schwartz of Freeman. Gladys Dahlbers centers ville seventh and eighth grades John Schrader Erwin fifth and sixth Vivian Stewart Arlington third and fourth Henrietta Peterson Arlington first and second Cave men Staley Chester. The Erwin Congregations church social aid met at the Wolkow home with sewing afternoon and fried chicken lunch.
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Erwin
Supt Amon J Tschetter
Princ Pal
Felix. Schwartz
Freeman
Gladys Dahlbers
Centersville
John Schrader
Vivian Stewart
AID
Social Aid of the
Erwin Congregations
Wolkow
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