Augustana Sets Unmatched Forensic Record in Debate
Sioux Falls February report credits Augustana College with a national forensic record unmatched by any college. The 21 wins listed by Pi Kappa Delta place Augustana ahead in debate awards, defeating major speech schools and securing multiple top finishes in extemperaneous and oratory contests. The club also dominates South Dakota events, remaining undefeated locally for eight years and collecting state trophies for Old Line and overall excellence.
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Sioux Falls
Augstisna College of
Fi Kappa Delta
Augustana
Pi Kappa Delta
Pen
Westminister
Texas State Teachers College
University of California! Gletavus Adolphus
Colorado Teachers College
Bethany University of Wichita
Olby
Willian Jewes
Morningside
Baker University
Ilinois Wesleyan
St. Olaf
Mississippi
Ittaburgh Teacha
Howard Payne
Dakota
Jast
Fm Finsh
Tts
Frost Delays Platte Road Graveling Project
Frost freezes in ground halt gravel crew work on the Platte to Rosebud road. Crews quit due to heavy loads damaging the road until temperatures rise and trucks can safely haul gravel again. A. D. Carter of Wagner leads state graveling effort.
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Platte
Rosebud Bridge
A. D. Carter
Wagner
Postoffice Work Accelerated by Good Weather
Vermillion on February 2 with favorable weather work crews expect the new post office building here to be ready for occupancy by May 1. Harry Gates in charge says the brick and limestone structure will enhance the city’s appearance and the interior equipment will be a modern reveal in post office outfitting.
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Harry Gates
Gates
Enrollment Sets Record At Deadwood High And Junior High
Deadwood reports total enrollment of 181 in the high school and 338 in the junior high for the second semester. Only one student was dropped, and classes are underway with little interruption. An eighth grade class completing work is being welcomed into high school life.
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Deadwood Deadwood
Smion
H. S. Serger
Wansier
Large Amount Of Wood Cut At Springfield
More than three burz-saw rigs have worked in recent weeks cutting wood in Springfield and area. It is estimated over 500 cords of stove and furnace wood have been cut and piled for sale. Open weather has enabled hauling timber from the river bottom, yielding salvage far greater than in other winters.
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Springfield Springheld
Springfield
Jury Called for Spink Circuit Court in Redfield
Special notice from Redfield reports the February term of Spink Circuit Court will convene. Names listed include Judge Andrew Hansen, county treasurer, clerk, and jurors from Mellette and surrounding counties.
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Spink Circuit Court
Redfield
Circuit Court
Will Congn
Conde
Andrew Hansen
Mellette
Eh En
Carpenter
w.Candies F. Webnwied
Mal
Ette
John Johnes
Valentine Lick
Mellstte
Til
Dramatic Program Draws Wide Reader Interest at Yankton
Interest in Yankton college dramatic organization grows as letters pour into the drama director. The college radio guild broadcasts Sundays on WNAX at 9 00 o'clock with one act plays. Students perform in three weekly programs over the school year.
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Yankton
South Dakota
Dearatics
Yanktco College
College Radio Guild
WNAX
Yenkton College
Survey Finds County Agents Boost 4-H Club Work
Brookings February 2 report shows county and home extension agents and cab agents essential to 4-H programs. Counties with no resident agent lag in enrollment, while those with agents show higher participation and outcomes. Directors emphasize extension staff foster true club work.
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Brookings
Bureay
Otter
Equaiies
Countiea
Ydirector Anderson Sak
Tax Help Offered by Deputy Collector in Wessington Springs
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector J A Rogan will be in Wessington Springs February 7 to assist taxpayers in preparing their income tax reports for the past year. The services are free of charge, with past years showing savings for both taxpayers and government.
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Wessington Springs
Internal Revenue
J. A. Rogan
Bureau of Internal Reveaus
Rogan
Suggestions For Fair Exhibits
In Onida February 2 Special the county superintendent Mrs Zella Hyde sent this week suggestions to rural school teachers for preparing exhibits for county and state fairs. Sally County has long ranked high in fair success and plans early, with teachers and pupils intent on maintaining this high rating.
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Onida
Zella Hyde
Sally County
Wakonda Winter Fair Opens With Talks on Poultry and Health
Wakonda plans its ecoumoally fair and short course sponsored by the Dutare Formers organization at the school auditorium starting Tuesday February 3. Speakers include Miss Clara L Butter on poultry production methods and Mrs Clara L Towne on home health and fitness topics. A. L. Ford from State College will discuss farming topics. Moving pictures cover agricultural themes, and local businessmen offer prizes for best exhibits.
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Wakonda
Dutare
Wabkonda
Clara L. Butter
Clara L. Towne
A. L. Ford
Sf State College
Plans Made for South Dakota Seed Growers School
Plans are complete for the first South Dakota seed grower school to be held in Aberdeen February 11 to 13. About 175 growers from virtually every county are expected to attend for a thorough course in seed selection and crop improvement. Lectures by top South Dakota and other state figures will cover weed testing, seed cleaning, storage and distribution, with a banquet scheduled for the final evening.
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Aberdeen
South Dekots Reed
Bohol
E. Dittmer
Dittmer
Ind
Sout Dekota State College
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Crop Improvement Association
Carago, Milwaukee, St. Pauli and
Prctiic
Chicago and Northwestern
South Dakota Crop Improvement
South Dakota
H. R. Sumner
Northwest Crope
Grove- Tent Association
A. E. Anderson
State College
B. H. Black
Minneapolis
K. H. Klages
H. J
Lutheran Mercy Home Annual Report Highlights Admissions and Baptisms
Sioux Falls February report from the Lutheran Home of Mercy at 40 T and Spring avenue shows 52 adults and 94 children under care during the year. Of these, 49 adults and 32 children were admitted. 35 children and 4 adults baptized. 1 confinement. 3 babies born. no deaths or illnesses reported. Inmates represented 12 nationalities and 9 religious beliefs. Total income from inmates amounted to PAIN.
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Lutheran Mercy Home
Sioux Falls
House of Mercy
Spring Avenue
Norwegian Lutheran Church Board of Charities
J. B. Kildahl
Brownell to speak at Wess Springs banquet
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Feb 2 An announcement by Jerry Lammers president of the local commercial club says H F Brownell a Sioux Falls leader and president of the state chamber of commerce will address the gathering. The arranging committee chaired by L B Aommen includes Ernest Verney HF Joneen J J Carsen G Mr Beereth Clarence S Petersen and W F Cowman. A large attendance is expected.
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J. Carsen
Mr. Beereth
Clarence
Iroquois Prowd Municipal Band Stages Feb Concert
Iroquois band led by R Estick with 21 players from Aughenbaugh to Engelheardt will perform a one and a half hour program at the Methodist church on Thursday evening February 5. Miss Albright, local teacher, assists by singing several selections before a dance in the opera house after.
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Iroquois
Ite
Mr. Estick
Ina
R. Estick
Corneta
F. W. Aughenbeugh
Adolph Kuebl
Max Eckman
Mr. Engelheardt
Conrad Severin
Mr. Blakewell
Roth Martin
Art Reidel
B. Aughenbaugh
Charles Eckmar
Joe"Rounds
Henry
Heine 'Pqusaphore
Glen
Aughenbaugh
A. M. Hansen
W. G. Gross
Methodist Church
Miss Albright
Ich School
Watertown Man Bound Over On Mail Misdemeanor Charge
Watertown resident Ed Thompson was bound over to federal court in Aberdeen for misuse of the United States mails. Details were not disclosed at the preliminary hearing but it is believed he may face multiple related charges.
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Watertown
United States
Thompson
Aberdeen
T In
German Remedy Adlerika Claims 30 Year Constipation Cure
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a German remedy that ends three decades of constipation. It states the treatment clears both upper and lower bowel sections, contrasts with other remedies which mainly affect the lower bowel, and quotes a user named Alice Bursa praising the product as transforming her condition.
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Alice Bursa
State lawmakers consider tree planting bill for South Dakota
Pierre February 2, official state report notes a bill ready for introduction to aid planting trees across South Dakota. The measure, sponsored by the South Dakota chapter, envisions state assistance and distribution of forest planting stock to establish windbreaks, shelter belts, and farm woodlots on denuded lands. It allows cooperation with South Dakota College at Brookings and the federal Department of Agriculture to support farm owners.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Walter Jaren nMenendan
Bil
South Delgota College
Brookings
Federal Department of Agriculture
South Dakota Considers Forest Planting Act Provisions
Debating a measure to fund tree planting and procurement, advocates say the act would channel funds from tree seed sales into a dedicated account. If approved, it would leverage the Clark McNery federal aid law to allow evergreen planting stock from a federal nursery at Halsey Nebraska at reduced costs, boosting forestry efforts.
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Messare
South Paketa
Clark~ McNery
South Dakota
Halsey
Neb
Card Party At Yale Honors And Lunch Finish Play
Mr and Mrs O Ziegeldorf hosted a card club gathering with six tables for progressive 2007. Honors went to Mrs Charles Kaufman and P Gress while low scores were earned by Mrs James Lewrence and Theodora Buert. A lunch was served by the hosts after the game.
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YALE
Mirai O. Ziegeldorf
Charles Kaufman
P. Gress
James Levwrence
Theodora Buebt
Esmond Farmers Buy Elevator From Olaf Skatvold
Esmond area farmers the Starzel brothers have purchased the central elevator from Olaf Skatvold of Ville. They plan to store their grain there and feed their livestock, using the building to support their farming operations near Esmond.
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Esmond
Starzel Prothers
Olaf Skatvold
Ville
Starzel Brothers
Wentworth Man Receives Doctor of Philosophy Degree
Lester Willam d Thonsen, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Thousen, is reported to have earned a doctor of philosophy degree from the University of Iowa on Tuesday. He had been pursuing graduate work in psychology and philosophy at the Iowa school, after earlier earning a bachelor of arts from Wentworth and a master of arts from the University of Iowa.
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Huron Menix
Wentworth
Henry, Thousen
Lester Willand Thonsen
Will
University of Iowa
Pebvssiy Young Thorsen
Iowa School
Free Huron College
University of Towa
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Sioux
Falls
D. Urquhart & Seas
Nesk
Nro
Huron Mills, Inc
Se, Bak
Rae, Meme
Huron and
Beadie County
Huronite
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