Crop Show Prizes and Cups Set for Brookings Event
Brookings, Feb 3. A premium list for the state crop show at Brookings February 8 and 9 includes cash premiums totaling 400 dollars and eight loving cups. Classes cover corn varieties, small grains, seeds, and 4-H entries from several counties. Entries must reach the agronomy department by February 7, with mail samples due by 10 a.m. February 8. public programs feature farmers and free coffee.
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Brookings
Fann
State College
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Devel
Ham- Jin
Kingsbury
Lake and Moody
South Dakota
Agronomy Department
Bright Selects Play Ensemble for Pinafore at Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College music conservatory announces a selected ensemble for the light opera H. M. S. Pinafore to be presented. Prof. Lee Bright, director, released the list and noted a renewed intensive rehearsal schedule after exams. He plans to concentrate rehearsals on the ensemble in the coming weeks.
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Sioux Falls
College Music Conservatory
Lee Bright
Conservatory
Bright
Postponed play at State College to February 15
The Foorlights club at State College delays Ten Nights in a Barroom to February 15 due to illness among cast members. The old time melodrama tells the decline of Joe Morgan from a once happy village as Tim Shay Arthur's story unfolds, with the club aiming to present it with sincerity.
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State College
Brookings
Iroquois Cagers Win Over Cavour on Iroquois Floor
Iroquois defeated Cavour 35 to 20 on the Iroquois floor, building a 25 to 8 first half lead. Welder scored 16 of Iroquois 35 as rivals struggled to contain him.
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Iroquois
Cavour
Wil.lmartir
Choir Festival To Be Conducted Again At State College
BROOKINGS Feb 3 The second annual South Dakota Choir festival will be held in the Coolidge Sylvan Theater at State college Sunday evening July 4. More than 300 singers took part last year with eight church denominations collaborating. Harry L Kabler professor of voice at State college directs the event and selects music suitable for Christmas Easter and Thanksgiving while other anthems fit general use. Many last year’s anthems are still sung in church services. Registration blanks are being sent to pastors and choir directors to join in this state musical event.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Kohler
Forestburg P T A to Meet February 7 at Presbyterian
Forestburg P T A plans its February meeting on Tuesday February 7 at the Presbyterian church. The birthday month cake ceremony will include lunch of sandwiches cake and coffee for five cents. Pupils from fifth and sixth grades perform cornet solos by Mr Williamson. Public speaking class members will present talks on the PTA history. School papers from all departments will be read.
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Forestburg
Williamson
Parent-Teacher Association
Athol and Tulare Debaters Meet in Exchange
Athol high school debate team met Tulare on Monday evening at Athol with Tulare affirmative and Athol negative. Athol squad includes juniors LaVerne Proden Curtis Ingalls and Robert Booth and senior Evelyn Batteen. A resume debate with Tulare repeats tonight there. The sole upcoming decision debate is against Conde on Feb 9. The team has held eleven debates so far.
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Athol
Tulare
Athol High School
LaVerne Proden
Curtis Ingalls
Rerbert Booth
Evelyn Batteen
Conde
Adventists Conclude State Elders Convention in Redfield
A three day session of the seven day Adventist church elders convention ended in Redfield with elders from across the state in attendance. Gordon Oss of Watertown led the South Dakota conference and J F Piper of Lincoln Nebraska aided. Piper spoke on addressing religious needs in a time of low mood.
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Redfield Redfield
Seven Day Adventist Church Elders Convention
Gordon Oss
Watertown
South Dakota
J. F. Piper
Lincoln
Nebr
Central Union Conference
E. M. Babcock
Redfield
Leslie McKiley
B. L. Schlotthauer
Automobile Collision Near Redfield Injures Two
Leslie McKinley of Watertown and Ernest Nelson of Chamberlain were unhurt in a collision when their car narrowly avoided a westbound electric train at the North Westen crossing near the Plainview academy grounds. The car struck the train, damaging its front end, as passengers attended a seven day Adventist church elders convention in Redfield. Two local residents were treated for non serious injuries.
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Redfield Redfield
Lesllie McKinley
Watertown
Ernest
Nelson
Chamberlain
Plainview Academy Grounds
North Westen
Court’ House
Mc‘Kinley
Seven Day Adventist Church Elders Convention
Bible as Literature lecture sparks debate in Vermillion
Craig S. Thems, Bible professor at the University of South Dakota, told KUSD listeners that Hebrews proved superior in interpreting God by writing the Bible. In Athol, Mich., Mr and Mrs Glenn Matteson arrived to occupy the J E B Laymont house, former home of E R Price, as they move from Grand Rapids.
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Craig S. Thems
University of South Dakota
Kusd
Athol
Glenn Matteson
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. EB. Laymont
E.R. Price
Matteson
E. J. Matteson
St. Peter, Minn
Notables Appear Before Students at Sioux Falls College
Chico and Groucho Marx impersonators Roswell Rogers and Robbie Taylor, Sioux Falls college juniors, performed a skit in the chapel to open the new semester chapel program. Local violinist John Davis played several solos.
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Sioux Falls
Chico
Groucho Marx
Sioux Falls College
Roswell Rogers
Robbie Taylor
Rogers
John Davis
Oldham Pioneers Fete Golden Wedding Anniversary
LAKE PRESTON Feb 3 Special Mr and Mrs Henry Menzel sr pioneers of Kingsbury county celebrated their golden wedding anniversary this week at their Oldham home. He came to Kingsbury county in 1880 from Wisconsin and married Alyina Mintzlaff in 1883. They walked eight miles to their homestead for their honeymoon. They helped found the first school in the county part donating land. Ten children and 32 grandchildren plus one great grandchild are part of their family. Nearly 100 neighbors attended the reception as the couple, in good health, marked the occasion.
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Lake Preston
Henry Menzel
Kingsbury County
Oldham
Menzel
Ozaukee County
Wis
Wisconsin
Alyina Mintzlaff
Menzels
Mr. Menzel
Arlington
Arthur Peggenburg
Cedarburg
Charles
George Menzel
Morristown
Minn
Verge Keehn
Rabbits Fall in Iroquois War Between Regiments
In Troquo is february the plains echoed with a mock battle between two Io cal regiments led by Clarence Eggleston and Frank Zeidler. About 280 rabbits lay dead on the ground as the cook plans a menu using rabbit skins sold for almost nothing to fund meals.
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Troquois
Clarence Eggleston
Frank Zeidler
Zeidler
Blunt Tuesday Club Holds Regular Meeting at Del. Matthew Home
The Blunt Tuesday club met at the Del. Matthew home for its regular session. After business, the program featured papers on Our taxes by Mrs. Matie Eckert and Mrs. Keile Howard, a discussion by the club, reading My land such a wedding by Mrs. Etta Matthews, then adjournment to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs. Genevieve Trask.
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Blunt Tuesday
Blunt
del. Matthew
Matie Eckert
Keile How
Etta Matthews
Genevieve Trask
Presho Turkey Shipments Continue After Holidays
Fresho, Feb. 3. A local company resumes operations on a larger scale shipping dressed turkeys to eastern hotels and cafes. Thirty five workers are employed in picking and packing duties along with five staff for weighing and handling. A full carload of dressed turkeys was shipped recently with more on the way.
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Company of
Pickers
Southern Is First For S F C Debaters
Sioux Falls February announces the season opening debate for South Dakota college squad facing Southern Normal Springfield. Forensic manager notes a non decision dual format. The affirmative will be led by Jack Gregory Alexandria Lloyd Jorgenson Park Rivers N.D. negative by John Shulty Sioux Falls Carroll Arnold Centerville.
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Southern
S. F.C
SIOUX
Falls
Southern Normal
Springfield
Jack Gregory
Alexandria
Lloyd Jorgenson
Park -Rivers N
John Shulty
Sioux-Falls
Carroll Arnold
Centerville
Edith Smith Wins State Contest Honors at State College
Edith Smith of Huros won the annual Who's Which contest at State College, earning three major firsts a second and a third. She placed among the high ranking seniors and coeds and was named second most popular. The event named her queen of achievement and recognized her as the most versatile with the most pleasing personality.
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Edith Smith
State
Brookings
Fed
Huros
State College
Student Leader SIOUX FALLS Augustana elects Kochenderfer
Maurice Kochenderfer of Hendricks Minnesota has been elected president of the Augustana college student association in Sioux Falls for the year. A junior and noted athlete, he captained the 1932 Augustana football team to the South Dakota conference title and is a regular guard on the Viking basketball squad. He also served on the student executive board and maintains high scholastic ranking.
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Sioux Falls
Maurice Kochenderfer
Hendricks
Minn
Augustana College Student Association of
Kochenderfer
Nothwest
Augustana
South Dakota
Viking
Kechenderfer
Portrait Of Stratton Received At Yankton
A portrait of Frederick Eugene Stratton, a sixty year Fargo college official who merged with Yankton college, was received by President G W Nash. The portrait, sent by Dr A R Bergeson of Fargo, will hang in Fiske assembly with other Fargo and Yankton college portraits. Stratton came from Carleton college as dean of Fargo and served as Greek professor and librarian until 1922, dying in New York City on June 4, 1928.
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Stratton
Yankton
Frederick Eugene Stratton
Fargo College
Yankton College
G. W.nash
A. R. Bergeson
Fargo
Fiske
Wardhall
Fargo Coll Itier Redfield College
Yankton Collge
Carleton College
Fargoini
New York City
Lake Preston High Names Roy Kopperud
Roy Kopperud a senior will lead Lake Preston high school student body in the second semester. He won a tight race over Alvin Biss a junior. He has been active in athletics and dramatics. Other officers elected are Vice president Almeda Hartley and secretary Meryetta Plowman.
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Lake Preston High
Roy Kopperud
Lake Preston
Roy
Alvin Biss
le Roy
Almeda Hartley
Meryetta Plowman
City Council and Public Service Advances Debated
A series of conferences sees city councilors and representatives from Publican, the utility, discuss reducing electric charges from two dollars to one fifty per month and extending all day Sunday service at the telephone exchange. The meeting also notes local attendance and upcoming items for consideration.
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Publicany
Rencourage
Northern Student Patents Automobile Jack in SD
Herman Gruhn a senior at Northern State Teachers College designed a small jack lifting about twelve tons built in Aberdeen in K O Lee shops. Plans by Gruhn and Dr. J F Quinn funded the project and a patent has been granted. The aluminum alloy jack weighs 60 pounds, with production jacks at 30 pounds, display in the Industrial Arts building, and a New York trial planned with a Motor Transportation Co of America engineer.
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Aberdeen
Herman Gruhn
Northern State Teachers College
K. O. Lee
Gruhn
J. F. Quinn
Bristol Playsician
Industrial Arts
Collage
New York
Motor Transportation Company of America
South Dakota
South Dakota Retail Hardware Dealers elects leaders
Trene Man Christiansen of Irene was elected president of the South Dakota Retail Hardware Dealers association at the three day convention in Sioux Falls. W S Kuhn of Belvidere was elected vice president. The group backed buy American and approved a report urging support for national actions to improve economic conditions. Executive board members named J C Mulvaney Hitchcock F A Tessin Milbank G R Siddons Platte and Harry Dekraay Rapid City. Advisory board includes P A Young Wessington R Gaeckle Madison and Harry Johnson Rapid City, retiring president.
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Sioux Falls
Pew
M. We Christiansen
Irene
South Dakota Retail Hardware Dealers Association
W. 5. Kuhn
Belvidere
J.C. Mulvaney
Hitchcock
F. A. Tessin
Milbank
G. R. Siddons
Platte
Harry Dekraay
Rapid City
P. A. Young
Wessington
R. Gaeckle
Madison
Harry Johnson
Former Man Sentenced in Iowa Forgery Case
Council Bluffs Iowa February report states J W Kramer aged 52 formerly of Mitchell appeared before Judge Fudge O Wheeler and pleaded guilty to uttering a forged instrument. He received a 15 year term in the Iowa State Prison after arrest last week. Authorities found forged checks totaling $160,000 on the Maryville bank.
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Council Bluffs
J. WN. Kramer
Mitchell
Iowa
Fudge
D. Wheeler
Kramer
Maryville
Vito
Avere
Escaped Convicts Returned To Céils
Sioux Falls report notes Elias Wipt aged 23 and Earl Conroy 22 fled from the Dakota prison. Both were captured after visiting relatives in Sioux Falls and Miller this week, with Wipt to serve one and a half years and Conroy two and a half years remaining on their sentences.
Mrs Wood Attends Moble Grand Circle Meeting
Mrs M Wood attends the moble grand circle meeting held at the home of Mrs Mariel Hutchinson in Wessington during the week adding to local social activity and church circle participation.
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Wayland
M. Wood
Mariel Hutchinson
Wessington
Daughter Born at Blunt on February Third
Special note reports the arrival of a second daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Blunt. The birth is announced in society circles with emphasis on the family joy and excitement in the community.
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Blunt
Mir
Ward
Forestburg Faces Mild January Conditions Report
A fragment notes Forestburg experiencing balmy January weather with unclear details about temperatures and dates. The brief hints at unusual warmth and a diary-like record of a ten-day period appear, but specifics are missing.
Injunction Granted To Sioux Falls Gas Company
The Sioux Falls gas company won a federal court injunction delaying enforcement of the new lower city gas ordinance. The suit argues the ordinance is confiscatory and unconstitutional. The order requires the company to account for gas usage and payments and to refund any excess if the ordinance is later upheld. Judges James D. Elliott and A. Lee Wyrnum presided.
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S. F. Gas Company
Sioux Falls
New Lower City
James D. Elliott
A. Lee Wyrnun
Yale Rural School Plans Unit On Expansion and Protection
Lillian Tscheller and Anna G Clan yer of the Young Citizens League at Yale Rural School, taught by Joe W Glanzer, report that they are finishing a unit on Lengthening the Span of Human Life and will study The U S Reaches the Limits of Expansion in North America and Adopts the Principle of Protection Our teacher gives tests daily and the students receive good grades.
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Yale Rural School
Lillian’ Tscheller
Anna G. Clan Yer
Young Citizen's League
Yale
Joe W. Glanzer
U. S
North America
Donald Farnam Taken To Hospital After Illness
Forestburg reports Donald Farnam, long ill from flu complications, was rushed to Mitchell hospital after a sudden relapse Sunday afternoon. No cause or details were available by Monday as to his condition.
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Forestburg
Donald Farnam
Mitchell
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Report
Hyde County records list multiple transfers including sheriff and county treasurer actions. Notable entries show Justin Snyder selling part of section 21 to Clarence B., and E P Gilchrist acquiring land in section 26, township 112, range 71.
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C. Ney
Justin Snyder
Clarence B. Jo
Swis
Hyde County
South Dakota
James Ord
C. E. Brown
Sherif
E. P. Gilchrist
Rangrek
Ethel C
Montgomery Nw
Paul
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