Eight Huronians and three at Redfield named in Who's Who edition
The 1590-3 edition of Who's Who lists eight Huronians and three Redfield residents among the best known in the country. Notables include Dr. Meyal Clyde Agee, president of Huron College, and Archibald Gardner, judge, with other entries across South Dakota cities such as Sioux Falls, Pierre, and Mitchell.
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South
University of Wisconsin
Norborne
Presbyterian Min Y
New York
American Red Crom
Riral Social Service
Ami Disaster Relief Service
Old Stone Church
Cleve
Huron
United States
Velney Allamakee County
Towa
Snatterney
Hughes County
South Dakota
Aormey
Chicago & North Western
South U. S
Dakota
Decorah
Jon
Marion
University of Chicago
Comnock School of Expression
Aston
Illnois
Montana
Culver
University of Iowa
L. W. Shafer
Greenfield
Rapid City
W. O. Temple
Charles J. Buell
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
8Th Circuit
Dick Hiney
University of South Dakota
Wolsey
Howes & Teramey
S. D. Senate
Democratic State Committee
Democratic National Comitiee
William Leo Notestein
Canaan
Wayne County
Ohio
Wooster
Westtern Theological Seminary
Levine
First Church
Poland
Huron College
Alva Edwards Taylor
Rock Island
Chicago-Kent College of Law
Chicago Law Shoo
Ilinois College of Law
Iowa
Cherokee
Dakota Territory
Chicago
North American Loan &Trust Company
Ilinois, College of Law
Chicago Waw School
John Li. Pyle
Coe J. Crawford
A.B. Fairbank
Sioux Falls
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Vermillion
Pierre
Mitchell
Aberdeen
Beresford
Britton
Brookings
Canton
Chamberlain
Clark
Herrick
Hot Springs
Ipswich
Kennaber
Lesd
Madison
Philip
Platte
Redfield
Speardish
Springfield
Watertown
Yankton
Samuel I. Elrod
Alvin Weggoner
Samuel W. Clark
Peter Norbeck
Frank V. Willhite
James Brown
William J. Bulow
Newton D. Burch
Charles H. Burke
Dwight Campbell
Charles E. de Land
Charles L. Hyde
Byron 8. Payne
Samuel C
Preston Firemen Benefit Dance Set for December 11
Lake Preston will host its annual fire department benefit dance in city hall on Thursday December 11 featuring Red Wilson's Rhythm Kings of Sioux Falls. A radio singer formerly with KKOK St. Louis will be special. Cards will be played in the council room.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Volimion Fire Department
Red Wilson
Rhythm Kings of Sioux
KKOK
St. Louis
Broadland Couple Fete Anniversary
Broadland December 10 Special Mr and Mrs Tim Smith celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their Broadland home yesterday. About 60 friends and relatives gathered for a noon dinner and a program with recitations and stories. The couple are longtime farmers who retired to Broadland and now live with daughter Mrs Carl Betters. They have son Harold and a deceased son Clarence.
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Broadland
Tim Smith
Smith
Carl Betters
Harold Smith
Clarence
Radio Tickets Sold To Aid Unemployed In Huron
Huron residents can buy listening tickets for $1 or more to the Army Navy game broadcast. Funds go to the Salvation Army Radio Fund Philadelphia with all money returned to local Salvation Army for unemployed residents in Huron. Distribution overseen by O J Jeeves, envoy, via C C Taylor Auto Electric in Huron.
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Hursuens
New York
O. J. Jeeves
Salvation Army Envoy
C. C. Taylor Auto Electric Company
Second Street
Southeast
Huron
Salvation Army Radio Fund
Care Philco
Philadelphia
Envoy Jones
Salvation Army
Philco Company
Taylor
Federal court deliberates suit between power firms in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen on December 10 the federal court, before Judge A Lee Wyman, began deliberations in the case filed by Outerleil Power against New Livingston Electric. The trial opened yesterday afternoon as proceedings continue.
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Aberdeen
Outerleil Power Company
New Ifington Electric Company
A. Lee Wyman
Critchfield Wins National Contest
Washington DC December 10 A group of 17 county agents from the United States and Canada, winners in the county agent soil improvement contest, were guests of the National Fertilizer Association at the American Society of Agronomy meeting. They toured Washington Alexandria and Mt. Vernon then attended a banquet at the National Press Club. Speakers included Hon. R. W. Dunlap, J. Sievers, J. H. Skinner, C. Brand and H. R. Smalley. Smalley served as toastmaster.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Canada
American Society of Agronomy
Washington
Alexandria
Mt. Vernon
Association
National Press Club
BR. W. Dunlap
Agronomy awards honor gold medals and certificates
Purposeful awards and certificates of sword given to each agent after ceremony. Attendees heard group singing and toured government departments with Director Sievers. Winners list includes H. M. Critchfield of Spearfish, South Dakota. Judges included staff from Kansas State, Ohio and Purdue extensions and universities.
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Society of Agronomy
American Society of Agronomy
Sievers
H. M. Critchfield
Spearfish
Lawrence County
South Dakota
Funchess
Son
Kangar State College
F. J. Sievers
Massachusetts Experiment Station
Robert M. Salter
Ohio Experiment Station
W. P. Moore
Virginia A
M, College
D. J. Burleson
Extension Agronomist
University of Arkansas
M. ©. Pence
Purdue Thiveraity
Howard Teacher Hit By Hit and Run Near Howard
Miss Lyla Rand a country school teacher is in Madison hospital with internal injuries after a hit and run on highway 44 east of Howard as she traveled to her school six miles southeast of town. Eyewitness Sylvester Lambert identified the license number as the vehicle fled the scene. Investigations are under way by local authorities.
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Howard
S. D
Lyla Read
Lars Rand
Madison Hospital
Acadent
Highway 44
Miss Rand
Miss Hand
Sylvester Lambert
Winfred
Mr. Lambert
German Program Draws Fifty Responses to Broadcast
Almost 50 responses have come in to the December 4 German program broadcast over KUSD. The notices were received by Dr. J. C. Tjaden, professor of German at the University of South Dakota, from Vermillion and surrounding areas.
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de. J. C. Tjaden
University of South Dakota
Kusd
German Program Broadcasts Monthly From University
In a session marking the program's strong reception, Dr. Tjaden presented translated University songs sung by students. The German program is aired on the first Thursday of every month from eight to nine p.m.
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Dr. Tjaden
Railroad Traffic Men Meet In Huron
Passenger traffic representatives who travel mid western states held their annual meeting in Huron yesterday with twenty railroads represented. A banquet on the Marvin Hughitt hotel mezzanine floor was held at 4 o clock. Toastmaster L McMeekin presided. Remembrances were given to C and Bruemmer and C A Kinner. Attendees included E E Brown N C St L Chicago L O McMeechin Denver Rio Grande and Western Omaha W Williams Illinois Central Sioux City T E Rickert Louisville Nashville Chicago B M Coleman Rock Island Omaha A D Martin Rock Island Omaha S B Wilcox Santa Fe Minneapolis H C Hasberg Northern Pacific St Paul A C Lipsett Canadien National St Paul Allen Nye New York Central St Paul Walter Hammond New York Central St Paul Charles K E Hastings Western Pacific Omaha C E Finley Chicago Eastern Illinois St Paul Charles Finnegan Pennsylvania lines Minneapolis B M Anderson Canadian Pacific Minneapolis T C Hayden Wabash Omaha H M Larson Milwaukee St Paul.
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Huron
Marvin Hughitt
L. ©. McMeekin
Little Jean Smith
W. F. Smith
Little Jean
Rock Island
Omaha
B. Wilcox
The
Santa Fe
Minneapolis
H. C. Hasberg
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
A. C. Lipsett
Canadien National
Allen Nye
New York Central
Walter Hammond
Charles KE. Hasting
Western Pacific
C. E. Finley
Chicago & Eastern Clinois
Charles Finnegan
Pennsylvania Lines
B. M. Anderson
Canadian Pacific
T. C. Hayden
Wabash
H. M. Larson
Milwaukee
Universities Face Budget Strain and New Arts College
Vermillion reports Dean McKusick warns retrenchment in six years of legislative appropriations harms South Dakota institutions. He cites law building crowding and housing needs, urging timely support. Dean Colton outlines the new college of Fine Arts opening fall 1931 with courses in music, painting, design, sculpture, architecture, drawing, and dramatics.
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Dean Marshall McKusick
School of Law
University of South Dakota
Lin
Kusd
College of Fine Arte
Winfred BR. Colton
College of Music
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