Vermillion editor proposes trimming higher education costs
A Vermillion editor rebuts a dean’s stance on funding graduate education and argues to end costly medical and journalism programs at the state university. The piece cites a looming ten percent salary cut proposal, Iowa’s larger tax base, and Rockefeller endowments as reasons to shrink or drop costly offerings to keep taxes and state finances in check.
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Huronite
Vermillion
Taws School
Iowa
Iowa Medical School
Rockefeller Foundation
Pierre
Appropriations Committee
Packing plant extension boosts South Dakota meat industry
Statewide cheer greets Mitchell’s new livestock packing facility to be operated by Hormel of Austin Minnesota. Output will be processed at Hormel’s Minnesota plant, signaling nearer-to-market slaughter and stronger livestock production across the state. The move pleases Mitchell and Huron, as Armour’s local plant also runs at full capacity, highlighting regional growth and economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Mitchell
George A. Hormel and Co
Austin
Harmels
Huron
Armour
Mitchell plant boosts Arshour business in South Dakota
The passage argues industry at Mitchell will aid Arshour while Watertown Swift plant grows. It suggests South Dakota struggles to attract many industries but hopes Faw products can become merchantable within the state. All Huron wishes the new enterprise at Mitchell great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Swift
Watertown
South Dakota
Huron
Argus Leader Urges Focus on Key State Issues
The Argus Leader urges the legislature to concentrate on appropriations rural credit taxation and highways, warning against trivial and unnecessary bills. It criticizes lawmakers for entertaining many silly measures and notes the Pierre convention bill drew support from a touring gasped senator hotel owner in St Charles Pierre.
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Argus Leader
Sioux Falls
Cig
Rural Credit Department
Argus-Leader
Iss
Pierre
St. Charles
Press Comment Planning for Prosperity
Chicago Daily News notes that the American Engineering council supports systematic planning for productivity and distribution and a voluntary war board to reduce misery waste and depressions. The plan seeks balanced production distribution and consumption with recommendations rather than compulsory mandates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Daily News
American Engineering Council
Water Over the Whee. South Dakota Guaranty Abolition Debated
Rapid City Journal critiques the state supreme court abstract on repealing the bank guaranty law. It warns depositors face slim hope for recovery, questions state responsibility for debts, and cautions against future public ventures under the guise of protecting citizens. The piece condemns costly state policies and predicts burdens will fall on taxpayers.
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Rapid City Journal
South Dekets
State Supreme Court
Marth Dakota
State Bonding Department
Rural Credit Board
Rome
Unpaid Money Orders Highlight Post Office Losses
The New York Times notes 711,893,258 in paid money orders held by the post office but not paid out. Blank forms lost and identification issues prevented beneficiaries from claiming funds. Critics say the vast unpaid sums reveal the growth of unclaimed assets and questions about the postal savings system.
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New York Times
Post Office Department
F. A. Tilton
Fragmented wisdom from sermons on forgiveness and folly
Fragmentary excerpts present moral guidance from sermons. They mention shepherding all, forgiving quickly to aid soul and health, avoiding anger, cautious belief, and vigilance toward ambition. The garbled text suggests misspellings but preserves themes of restraint, forgiveness, and prudent hope.
Hughes Girl Is Winner Of Prize In February Contest
Marian Porter, eighth grade Buckeye school Hughes County, won first place in the February short story contest by the Young Citizen for "My Ideal American" with a health, honesty, courage, curiosity, and patriotism theme. Dolores Pyne, fourth grade Lead, took second with a story about an ideal American, and George Schwartz of Valley School Beadle County earned honorable mention for his tale.
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Marian Porter
Hughes County
Young Citizen
Marian
Buckeye
Fierre
Dolores Pyne
Lawrence County
Dolores
Beedle Boy
George Schwartz
Stylenth
Valley School
Beadle County
George
Gir
Abraham Lincoln
Central School
Lead
The
Maud Schwert
God
Lois Peterson Demonstrates Sewing Machine Attachments
The Merry Mathers 4H Sewing club met at Merte Fink's home on Saturday January 3. Lois Peterson led a demonstration on Sewing Machine Attachments showing tools and projects. The Jolly Cookers served refreshments at the close of the afternoon.
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Lois Peterson
Merry Mathers
Merte Fink
Jolly Cookers
Climbing Citizens League Holds January Meeting
The regular meeting of the Climbing Citizens league of Gable school was held January 29. The regular committees were appointed. The league develope...
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Climbing Citizens
Valentine Box
Climbing Citizens League of Gable School
Membership gains and milestones in early Scouting history
The 1913 bulletin notes President Wilson as honorary president and district-based supervision precursor to 12 regions. It records 14,882 Scouts and Scouters, and a December net membership of 13,? August? 31. The 1914 Troop Committee plan forms and Scouter training begin while conservation gold medals are offered by Dr. Hornaday.
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Wilson
United States
Ohio
Indians
Gettysburg
Hom
William T. Hornaday
New York Zoological Park
Etiquette Discussed By Mellette Maids 4-H Club Meeting
Mellette 4-H Cooking club held its fourth meeting at Mrs. Hannah Jones home on February 2 with members including Lucile Kezar as president. They discussed etiquette, elected an entertainment committee, planned the mother and daughter banquet, and heard reports from junior short course attendees. Prizes were won by Grace Palmer and light refreshments served by demonstrators Ada Haar and Evelyn Burt.
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Mellette
Cleh
Hannah Jones
Mrs. Tollefson
Eillen Smith
Constance MacArthur
Pearl Odie
Cynthia Burt
Nila Kaiser
Ruby Palmer
Ruth Burt
Grace Arthurs
Winifred Allbee
Mary Allbee
Ada Haar
Lucile Kezar
Grace Palmer
Evelyn Burt
Cynthia Gurt
Ada Haav
Kezar
Nila Kaleer
Broadland Busy Bees Hold 4-H Textile Meeting
A Busy Bee 4-H club meeting at Mrs. Myrtle Kamp’s Broadland home on January 3 was called to order by president Thelma Swanson with fifteen members present. First year members worked on bags while second years drafted patterns for printress slips. Third year girls studied textiles and lunch was served by Thelma Swanson and Darrel Olsen per reporter Lorraine Vollenweider.
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Broadland
Busy Bee
Myrtle, Kamp
Thelma Swanson
Darrel Olsen
Lorraine Vollenwieder
Excelsior 4-H Girls Plan Basket Social
Excelsior 4 H girls met January 2 at Darlene Bowman’s home for the third club meeting. They prepared floor plans and rooming arrangements, planned a play and basket social, and heard a demonstration on Household Pests by Doris Hiatt and Eva Mae Lacey before closing with songs and a Tunch.
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Excelsior
Wambiee Honkas Go On Long Winter Hike
No. 4 went on a winter hike Sunday February 2 past Oviatt's farm and cooked lunches on improvised stoves. They played games after lunch led by Miss Caroline Melum. Hikers included Mildred Crormible, Anderson, Jack Burdick, Virginia Langland, Esther Spieker, Charlotte Jaehn, Alice Olson, Alice Melum, Verna Anderson, Edna Torkelson and Olin Durick per Ali Olson troop reporter.
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Auana Uurracou
Oviatt
Caroline Melum
Mildred Crormible
Nma Anderson
Jack Burdick
Virginia Langland
Esther Spieker
Charlotte Jaehn
Alice Olson
Alice Melum
Verna Anderson
Edna Torkelson
Olin Durick
Ali Olson
Troop
Runaway Wagon Crashиновes on Gainey Wagon Line
Twenty years ago today in Huron a runaway on a Gainey delivery wagon ran into and demolished a light rig driven by Walton Kline. The 15 year old son of Frank Kline was involved and a fatality risk loomed as the collision occurred early morning. In other notes James Stiver returned from Pierre after attending the Retail Merchants meeting. L Ravel plans Chicago trip for ten days to buy spring and summer stock. Mrs J W Campbell and relatives left for Pierre on a short visit, returning Sunday. Hasselfeldt family moved to Philip after selling property here. A W Hoy county schools official attended a Cavour dance. Jean Cory of this city with Eve Myers and Ruth Carr of Redfield headed to Redfield for Fatherhood of God event and Misa Cory to attend Monday. A S Fairbank returned from Pierre after a two day business trip.
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Gainey
Walton
Kline
Frank Kline
James Stiver
Pierre
Marchants
L. Ravel
Chicago
J. W. Campbell
Coler Campbell
J. McD Campbell
EK. Hasselfeldt
Philip
Hasselfeldt
A.W. Hoy
Mises Jean Cory
Eve’ Myers
Ruth Carr
Redfield
Misa Cory
Notice of Real Estate Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Beadle
Mortgage default on November 27 1923 by A Howard widow of Willow Clark County South Dakota to Security Investment and Mortgage Company Brookings South Dakota caused foreclosure. The State Savings Bank assigned the mortgage to The State Savings Bank of St Paul Minnesota. later assignments to State Savings Bank and to the assignee of the mortgage. The amount due 5759 36 including taxes and insurance. Foreclosure sale at the front door of the Beadle County Court House Huron South Dakota on February 6 1951 at 2 PM. Property described as Lots One and Two and the South Half of the Northeast Quarter of Section One Township One North Range Sixty West containing 161 46 100 acres more or less. Assignee of the mortgage The State Savings Bank of St Paul Minnesota. Attorney Robert D Bouck Milbank South Dakota.
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Dafault
A. Howard
Willow Clark County
S. D
Security Investment and Mortgage Company A Corporation
Brookings
Mort— ‘Gage
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Register of Deeds
Sete Savings Bank
a _corporation
St Paul
Minnesota
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
Ewa
U. S
Sesto Sevings Bank
Sioner
Dakota Avenue
Kota Avenue
7Th Street
8th _street
South
Imne
Tobiy
Cer Quinlan
Una
F. QO
Warner
Chicago Ant Way Company
S$ Ag
Wagner
B. Browm
Nora L
Mortgagors
Tegisterdle County
Clarke's
South Daks
Burnity
Dakota
A &E Temmey
Walt
Iroquois Fuera Annimer
America
Bco
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Gil
Almot
Marrow
Luskmitchell Newspapers, Inc
Central Soath Detoia
Hasal Christoffers
Hughes Girl
Prize
Honkas
Gdoday
Robert D Bouck Suilding Milbank
South Davis
Board of City Commisioners
Jemmary
Carl Savenell
Jem Ayres
B. Phelps
Motors Equipment
Eae
Eri
Petx
Lbr. Co
D. K. Scruby
Wm. H. Ziegler Co
Bassee
Savage Garee
Lust
Munden Cafe
Jenauny
Jack Knable
Tobin
W. HO
Highmore
Sona
WNA
Pris Gallon
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