State seeks exclusive educational radio wavelength
Pierre December 3. State superintendent of public instruction acting under the South Dakota Education Association will go to Washington December 10 to request a special radio wavelength for all state owned stations in South Dakota. Giffen will present the case to the Federal Communications Commission. The wavelength would be used by State College University of South Dakota and the School of Mines for educational broadcasting. Officials at the New Orleans vocational conference attendances are noted.
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Pierre
Giffeu
South Dakota Education Association
Federal Radio Commission
Washington
South Dakota
Giffen
The
Education Association
Rapid City
Federal Commission
State College
University of South Dan
School of Mines
Wi P Fuard
Florence Sly
American Vocational Association
New Orleans
Gitten
Binieé
Tf. Ib
William J. Cooper
fed_eral
Natural Wood Found 75 Feet Underground Near Sioux Falls
In Stoux Falls on December 2, Gilmore Williams recovered wood fragments from near the former City farm, buried 75 feet underground. The wet pieces, complete with bark and not petrified, measure about three to ten inches in diameter and resemble treas. No explanation given for their natural state underground.
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Stoux Falls
Shanzay Iin Huds
Sioux Falls
Gilmore Willams
Miller Commercial Club Plans Banquet in December
Miller residents prepare for the annual Commercial club banquet at the city auditorium on December 5. Chairman Al Nelson reports ticket sales are higher than in recent years. A public dance follows the banquet with entertainment by the Miller high school quartet and readings by H. O. Bard and Mary Jamith Pushfield, plus a talk by Judge G. C. Bridges.
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Miller Commercial Club
Miller
Commercial Club
City Auditorium
al Nelson
Miller High School
G.C. Briges
H. O. Bard
Mary
Jamith Pushfield
Cavour Plans Postoffice Move to Bank Building
Postmaster R P Corrigan requests moving the local postoffice into the old First State Bank building he purchased The move, if approved by Washington, is expected to be granted and would provide much more room for postal services in Cavour.
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Cavouk
Cavour
Washington
R. P. Corrigan
First State Bank
880 Pound Hog Is Lazzest Of Season
A 880 pound hog described as the largest animal shipped this year was sent to the Sioux Falls market by Solberg Brothers of Freeman. The hog sold for 6.75 dollars and netted the owners 60.07 dollars.
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Sioux Falls
Solberg Brothers
Freeman
Miller to Decorate Main Streets with Wiring and Lights
Special wiring work planned for Miller main streets for holiday lighting. Beamed lines will run full block lengths with Chrivman trees placed every 25 feet and large community trees at intersections.
Stewart Will Head Hills Medical Men
Nemo Stewart is elected president of the Black Hills Medical Society at the quarterly meeting in Meadwood. Dr. T A Richards of Sturgis is vice president and Dr FR EB Jernstrom of Rapid City serves as secretary treasurer.
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Meadwoay
Stewart
Nemo
Black Ells Medical Society
T. A. Richards
Sturgis
EB. Jernstrom
Rapid Cis
Seine Fish From Ponds In Creek Near Onida
Deputy Game Warden Harry Finer seined several hundred fish from Medicine Creek near Onida owing to freezing risk. Coarse fish were killed. game fish moved to Sully Lake for preservation.
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Onida
Ona
Lee
Medicine Creek
Harry Finer
Sully Lake
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Costa
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Penco
Flyer
Penco Boxing
of Fane
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J.C. Penney Company
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