Bulow Proposes State Funds All In Treasurer’s Control
Pierre December 12 Governor Bulow recommends placing all state funds in the state treasury and spending only with legislative approval. He cites 1928-29 unappropriated income of 422.5 million and expenditures of 199 million, plus 1923-30 balances. He calls for funds to be deposited with the treasurer and appropriated by the legislature. He notes current conditions justify no expansion and that some essential items were cut due to insufficient income.
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Pierre
Gelesen
South Dakota
W. J. Bulow
State Tax Conference
Williams Dunn
Govern Fla Aor
Colleges Represented Thoroughly in SDSC Faculty
BROOKINGS December 12 faculty at South Dakota State College hold degrees from 56 American colleges and universities and a few foreign institutions. The largest single source is State College itself with many alumni on the faculty. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Chicago, Nebraska, and Columbia are among top contributing institutions. Notable graduates include recipients from Ohio State, Kansas State, University of South Dakota, and the American Conservatory of Music. one from McGill and a department head with a Goettingen degree. A music teacher studied in Prague.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
State College
Down State College Eessly
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Nebraska
Columbia University
Purdue
Ohio
Groton Charities Unite For Christmas Aid
A city wide committee led by Miss Sadie Wagener will coordinate Christmas charity across Groton. Residents are urged to donate at General offices of High Grade Co. 611 for equitable gift distribution to about twenty needy families.
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Groton
Mies Sadie Wagener
H.R. Bowden
Majority Of Madison Offenders Are Drunks
A Madison report to the city commission shows drunks predominate among November arrests. Of nine arrests, five were for intoxication, three for disturbing the peace, one for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. A total of 237 in fines was collected during the month.
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Madison
Orend Dee
Shaws
Miller Coping Well Amid Hard Times Despite Local Struggles
Local business district shows resilience as Miller residents adapt to economic pressures. Reports note steady retail activity, job openings at several firms, and community programs assisting families, with officials urging continued cautious optimism.
Churches Sunday services feature Hoagland sermon and drama
The First Methodist Church lists a morning sermon by Rev John S Hoagland D D superintendent of the Mitchell district followed by an evening program presenting The Thrill of the Uninteresting by the Standard Bearers the Foreign Missionary society. Special music members' recognition and multiple church activities are scheduled with Wednesday midweek service in Wesley hall and a full schedule of Sunday school youth and youth group events.
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First Methodist Church
John S. Hoagland
Mitchell
The
Methodist Church
Hoagland
Northwest
Young Ladies' Organization
Foreign Missionary Society
H. N. Carlsee
de. John
Achor Epworth
Young Peoples
Epworth League
Wesley Hall
Ladies Aid Division
H. Bruemmer
Frances Montak
Batiste
Gertrude Becker
Ome E. W. Dee
W. F
Flay
Scott
Gertude Becker
Simpere
E. Lochridge
Americas Lutheran
Anthen
Ashford
Harold Reckseen
Luther League
Victorberg
Lola Carlson
Hervida Dames
D. Disrud
Anthea
Hark
Sterry
Geibel
Jesus
Geibel Young Peoples Society
Old Peoples
A. S. Carlson
First Church of Christ
Scientist Corner Fifth
Mlinois
Calvary
John the Baptist
Money Then and Now Tells A Tale Of Buying Power
Brookings dispatch notes J D Aldrich born 1860s, first SDSU graduate, recorded 1885 expenses of 139.39 including board 72.40 travel 16.20 books 16.12 clothing 1.40 candy 2.68 entertainment 2.85 washing 2.85 church 0.57. A 50 cent window wash on Old Central contrasts with today’s average student spending about 460 per year.
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Brookings
J. D. Aldrich
South Dakota State College
Aldrich
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Dakota Agriculture College
State College
Old Central
Local Huron church notices and schedule roundup
A compendium of Christmas season services and church notices from Huron area groups. Rev W H Hardaker and many congregations including First Baptist, Salvation Army, First Congregational, Cavour Methodist, Bethel A M E, Church of the Nazarene, Martins Catholic, Church of Christ and Calvary Ev Lutheran outline times, sermons, Sunday schools, and holiday activities.
Worship With Us Pastor Joeckel Invites Believers
The notice invites men facing persecution to join the church, offering a home for worship and identifying T. H. Joeckel as pastor. It emphasizes belonging and spiritual refuge for those without a church of their own.
Sioux Indians Sanatorium Planned at Pierre
Washington report notes a provision of 375000 in the interior department appropriation bill for a new 100 bed sanatorium at Pierre to serve patients from North and South Dakota Montana Wyoming and other points. Officials say expansion to 250 beds could come soon with detailed cost breakdowns for construction equipment housing and utilities.
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Pierre
Washington
D. C
Interior Department
House
North
South Dakota
Montana
Wyoming
Last Rites For Nordahl Henden Held In California
Funeral services for Nordahl Henden son of A A Henden proprietor of the Howard dairy farm were held at the Henden home and Bellview church with burial in Bellview cemetery. Aged 24, he enlisted three times in the army serving in Honolulu before returning to California where he died in a highway accident after a ride with a stranger whose car wrecked. American Legion members assisted in locating relatives and shipping the body home.
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Nordah
Henden Howard
Nordahi Henden
A. A. Henden
Howard Dairy Ferm
Henden
Bellview
Nordahl Henden
Honolulu
California
American Legion
Lead May Claim Honor Best Dressed City
Lead will claim the title of best dressed city in the Black Hills before Christmas. Plans include street decorations with red and green bulbs, and cooperation from local clubs and business leaders. City employees have begun lighting the streets as the first step.
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Black Hills
Ughta
Extension Work Is Popular At Madison
In Madison county many women show interest in home extension programs this year. Three women enroll in twenty one clubs meeting monthly to study home beautification, a rise of one hundred forty three members or fifty eight percent from last year. Eight new clubs formed as women in towns and rural districts pursue the educational opportunities. The program is directed by Miss Georgia Rae Easter who oversees Lake Miner and McCook counties.
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Madison Madison
Laks County
Georgia Rae Easter
Lake
Miner
McCook
School House Erected for Six Children Near Quinn
A new one room schoolhouse has been built on the Mary Kling land nine miles northwest of Quinn to serve six pupils from the Hildebrandt and Winkowitch families. A Rapid City teacher is in charge, and the school opened this week to avoid long trips to distant city schools.
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Fred Toms
Tarnos
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Tine Bo
Fred Tian
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Ol Records
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W. H. Hardaker
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Wurom Gospel Tabernacle
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Lemon
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Huron Gospel Tabernacle
Guy H. Rake
First Baptist Church
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Alfred Trenerry
Salvation Army
Envoy O
Jones
Cavour
Pearl
Richland
Pacrl
Riland
Bethel A. M. Kk
Alien Christian Endeavor League
Bethel A. M. BE
W. BR. Stewart
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Amelia Gude
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Zewis Ayres Are
Warner Bros
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George Sidney
Paramount Sound News
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