South Dakota educators form committees for high school curriculum revision
About 75 South Dakota educators named to subject matter committees to draft a two part statewide high school curriculum revision, under the state department of public instruction. R W Kraushaar announced the committee list with Lang and other chairmen guiding social studies, science, language, agriculture, home economics, and more across multiple towns and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
State Department of Public Instruction
R. W. Kraushaar
Kraushaara
Hazel Ott
Lang
A. J. Lang
Huron
Civics
Frances Tait
Eluron
MH. Hagen
Howard
E. J. Erickson
Volga
C. Irvin Brunm
Iroquois
F. M. Everhart
Parker
United States
Lesle C.sims
Mitchcock
J. H. Jensen
Aberdeen
A. W. Schmidt
Roberts
Rapid City
Coz
Dott
J. W. Poynter
Winer
E. M. Green
F. W. Kreizenbeck
Colone
Gladys Mann
Hamill
M. H. Badger
Jamil
T. W. Sickles
Gregory
Ellen Seberg
Alvin Ferrell
Charlotte Opheim
WP. Beard
C. R. Wiseman
Brookings
Sivert Nelson
Harry Haverson
Egan
C. EB. Bublitz
Lennox
T. Turner
Florence A. Siy
Elizabeth Walker
W Vermillios
Laura J. McArthur
Strookings
Elizabeth Whittaker
Sioux Falls
Catherine McKay
Marion Yule
Madison
Minnie Wagner
Leona
Christensen
Milbank
Mabel Bryan
Watertown
W. I. Early
William Rubbers
Fidelis Walters
Lucille Pixley
Vermillion
Gettysburg Woman Is Committee Head
Mrs. Marion Weidensee librarian of Potter County library has been chosen chairman of a committee to survey school library conditions in South Dakota with emphasis on rural schools. She will represent the South Dakota Library Association in the survey conducted with the state department of public instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Marion Weidensee
Potter County
South Dakota
Gettysburg Lbrarian
South Dakota Library Association
State Department of Pubiie
Lea's Hair Tonic Guaranteed Restore Color
A dubious tonic claims to reverse gray hair and restore original color in weeks without staining the scalp. Marketed by Lea's Tonic Co of Brentwood Maryland with a money back guarantee, Perriton's Pharmacy offers bottles on receipt of one dollar.
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Lea
Lea's Tonic. Co
Brentwood
Maryland
Perriton’s
Automobiles Licenses, January Registrations Reported
Pierre February 6. Motor Vehicle Department head Marvick announced January registrations show 70,558 automobiles and 8,530 trucks, with 579 dealer licenses applications. Figures compare with January 1929 totals of 85,629 autos and 7,369 trucks, while 1929 year registrations reached 181,420 autos and 22,780 trucks across South Dakota. Dealer licenses totaled 1,110 in 1929, up about percent for autos and nearly 12 percent for trucks from 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Marvick
Madison to Occupy New Municipal Building March First
Madison announces its new municipal building, costing 50 000 dollars, will be ready by March 1. The 66 by 100 foot two story structure houses fire apparatus, storage, and offices for the auditor, treasurer, electric superintendent, police, and commissioners with a dormitory, showers, dining and meeting rooms, and a north tower reaching the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Missioners
Sugar beet crop praised as key South Dakota industry
Pierre February 6. Frank D. Kriebs, secretary of agriculture, says sugar beets yield an income several times higher per acre than any other South Dakota crop. The Black Hills plant employs 115 year round, supports 800 on the trail, and feeds 6,000 head of livestock with beet by products. The import invested factory spans eight acres with five-story main building and 587 feet of factory and warehouse, processing beets into 2.09 tons and 2,600 hundredweight bags of sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
South Dakota
Black Hills
Frank D. Krieba
Secretary of Agriculture
Black Wills
Mmain
Kriebs
South, Dakota
Althoug
Fragmentary note on sugar purity and chemical analysis
A partial line suggests an investigation into sugar purity, claiming pure sugar is the same whether from cane or ether derived processes. The text is garbled, but conveys a claim that chemical analysis found no difference in purity or content between sources.
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Terior
Dirka family plans joint birthday party for four children
In Harrisburg on February 6 Mrs C W Dirka and her husband announce a joint birthday party for their five children. Warren Edwin born April 18 seven years ago Calvin Charles born April 18 three years ago Herbert Arthur born this year joins the trio. The Dirka family includes two boys aged 10 and 12 and two girls aged 4 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Warren Edwin
Calvin
Charles
Herbert’ Arthur Dirks
Dirks
Gravel Road project 143 graveling approved east Hyde county line
This community rejoices as the state highway commission approves graveling 20 miles of road east of the Hyde county line. The roadway, known as state aid project 143, was traded last spring and performed well in dry weather but became nearly impassable after the first fall rain. Graveling is planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oye
Fromonida' Onida
State Highway Commission
Hyde County
South Dakota Legion Fourth in membership standings
Aberdeen February report shows South Dakota fourth nationwide in posts meeting or exceeding 1929 membership with about 30 percent of posts having met the goal. Philip Lesson post leads the state at 413 percent, while Sioux Falls posts surpass Aberdeen in individual membership. final period ends March 15.
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Aberdeen
National American Legion
South Dakota
C. G. Kelley
Acer
Navy
National Department
Bodenamer
Huron
Kelley
Philip Lesson
Lennox
le Cg
Missouri
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Black Hills
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