Music Develops in S D Schools Gaining Curricular Status
South Dakota high schools show rapid gains in music, with 10 percent hosting orchestras and 72 percent bands, plus 80 percent boys choir and 82 percent girls choir. Students gain credit for in school music, while private teachers remain essential. Rural districts push vocal programs. state contest to return. All State orchestra planned under Joseph L. Maddy.
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Lake Frestgn
South Dakota
Douglas Jaquith
Jake Preston
South Dakota Music Supervisors Association
South Dakota Education Association
Steve Falls
National Broadcasting Company
Walter Damrosch
Gschools
Joseph L. Maddy
National Orchestra Camp Association
Maddy
Manchester Youth Sees Campbell Set New Speed Record
Manchester youth Buster Sheldon reports from Daytona Beach to witness Captain Campbell break the world speed record. He traveled 3500 miles in nine days with Clyde Ice from St Joseph Missouri to Athens Georgia then Jacksonville Florida before planning more stops and a return to Belle Fourche to study aviation under Ice, head of Belle Fourche Air Lines.
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Manchester
Buster” Sheldon
Fargo
N. D
Daytona Beach
Fla
Campbell
Young Sheldon
Clyde Ice
Hurton
St. Joseph
Athens
Jacksonville
Belle Fourche
Ice
University ROTC Cadets Receive Commissions
Seventeen juniors in the ROTC at the University of South Dakota were commissioned as second lieutenants by the military department. The new officers take effect at the start of the second semester, with cadets Clifton Anderson Vermillion Harold Cory Murdo Ralph Leer Vermillion Lester Olson Vermillion James Sweet Rapid City B Whitmore Sioux Falls Glenn Wohler Watertown Verne Carter Castlewood Howard Crandall Hetland A Lowell Johnson Alcester Steve Adkins Parkston Walter Brown Elk Point Lyle Espe Sioux Falls George Hestad Watertown Lyle Kleinjan Gregory Herold Westre Vermillion and Frank Sevrens Isabel among those commissioned.
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University R. O. T. C
University of South Dakota
Military Department
Clifton Anderson
Harold Cory
Murdo
Ralph Leer
Vermilion
Lester Olson
James Sweet
Rapid City
B. Whitmore
Sioux Falls
Glenn Wohler
Watertown
Verne Carter
Castlewood
Howard Crandall
Hetland
A. Lowell Johnson
Alcester
Steve Adkins
Parkston
Walter Brown
Elk Paint
Lyle Espe
George Hestad
Lyle Kleinjan
Gregory
Herold Westre
Vermillion
Frank Sevrens
Isabel
Andrew G Stakke Dies in Arkansas
Beresford reports the death of Andrew G. Stakke, 64, a prominent implement dealer, in Hot Springs Arkansas. A pioneer in the state’s implement trade since 1900, he formerly lived in Woonsocket and owned property at Alcester. He was unmarried. Funeral services likely Thursday in Beresford.
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Andrew O. Stakke
Arkansas
Beresford
Andrew G. Stakke
Hot Springs
Ark
Stekke
Woonsocket
Alcester
Kennard to Attend Madison Bureau Taxation Meeting
Madison February 10 Matters of taxation and membership will be discussed at a Lake County Farm Bureau special meeting February 14. George B. Kennard of Huron, secretary and organizing director of the State Farm Bureau federation, will join the discussion on membership and taxes with a possible tax committee to study taxation issues.
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Kennard
Madison Bureau
Madison
Lake County Farm Bureau
George B. Ken‘Hard
Huron
State Farm Bureau Federation
North Carolina Urges Cash Payment for WWI Veterans
A North Carolina joint resolution urging Congress to pass the world war veteran cash payment bill has passed the state legislature and been sent to South Dakota. It calls the payment an honest debt publicly confessed and urges immediate payment due to nationwide business low mood.
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North Carolina
S.D
Pierre
Congress
Eiizabeth Coyne
South Dakota
Two Companies File Incorporation Papers
Pierre February 10 Yankton Amusement company incorporated for 25000 dollars with incorporators C J Kennedy C L Livingstone and Mabel Livingston all of Yankton Articles of incorporation listing capital stock at 100000 dollars filed with the secretary of state by Sioux Falls Machine Works Directors are M M Hill W R Hill E Hill and Miles E Peck all of Sioux Falls
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Pierre
Yankton Amusement Company
C. J. Kennedy
C. L. Livingston
Mabel Livingston
Yankton
Sioux Fall Machine Works
M. M. Hill
W. R. Hill
E. Hill
Miles E. Peck
Sioux Falls
Playcrafters elect Vermillion officers
Offic ers elected for South Dakota Playcrafters student dramatic organization at the University of South Dakota are Isla Kilpatrick of Sioux Falls as president Edward Doughty of Parker as vice president and William Hagna of Watertown as secretary.
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Playcrafters
Vermillion
South Dakota Playcrafters
University of South Dakota
Isla Kilpatrick
Sioux Falls
Edward Doughty
Parker
William Hagna
Watertoun
Iroquois Juniors Stage Mystery Comedy Hit
Iroquois high school junior class presented the three act mystery comedy Second Story Peggy to a full house. Miss Johnson led the cast with strong performances including Murphy the cop and Peggy the thief. The show featured singing, dancing, and lively staging, earning hearty laughs and praise.
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Troquois
Peggy
Iroquois High School
Deisy
Murphy
Claut Norby
Hilly Durand
Carrie
Edna Ulrich
Kenneth Steeling
Rover
Gladys Parlee
Linge Werner
Betty
Ethel Moore
Francis Armin
Ruth Bottomley
Lois Price
Creola Nelson
Viola Scheilleman
Lucile Wiles
Prof. Krumm
Municipal
Davenport
June Cameron
Boyd Weidenman
Cap Murphy
F B Raymond Visits Lodge At Rapid City TRENE
Several state Odd Fellow officers attended a meeting in Rapid City. F B Raymond of Huron grand secretary and grand active, H G Harris of Highmore deputy grand master, and Roy G Trotter grand patriarch were visitors. They assisted in conferring degrees and discussed forming a junior I O O F lodge here, noting a new lodge formed at Huron as the first west of the Mississippi.
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F. B. Raymond
Rapid City Trene
Huron
H. G. Harris
Highmore
Roy G. Trotter
Mississippi River
Bonilla Ladies Aid Elects New Officers
Bonilla February meeting of the Ladies Aid elected officers: Frank James as president Ray Cooper vice president George McKichen treasurer and George Merklin secretary. Twenty members attended with lunch served. Next meeting a missionary session with Ray Cooper on February 13.
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Bonilla Ladies Aid
Bonilla
Walter Barrick
Frank James
Ray Cooper
George McKichen
George Merklin
Americans Saw Last Prehistoric Beasts’ Evidence in Cave Finds
Pasadena reports suggest prehistoric beasts roamed the Rockies with evidence from Gipsum cave deposits. Dr. Shester Stock of California Institute of Technology questions whether early American men lived long ago or if animals did not die out as historically believed. Dried cactus fragments accompany the skeletons.
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Pasadena
Cal
Rockies
Greave
Nevada
America
Shester Stock
California Institute of Technology
Gipsum
Stock
Say Mitchell To Have No Shortage Of Ice
Mitchell reports an abundant ice crop from Lake Mitchell with dealers saying supply will cover next summer. Local operations will resume to boost output as temperatures drop.
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Mitchell
Lake Foe
Lake Mitchell
State Overdraft Increases In January 1990
Pierre February 10 The state general fund overdraft rose to 2 259 004 29 in January 1990 from 1161 149 42 in December Auditor Willard Dunn reported the office issued 13 265 warrants totaling 5 306 074 55 during January including 6 075 for gasoling tax refunds. Gas tax receipts were 401 817 30 cigarette tax 35 228 41 and malt tax 1 082 03 For seven months July 2 1880 to February 1 the office issued 73 202 warrants up 16 870 from 62 332 a year earlier Dunn links the rise to vehicle exemptions and general business activity
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Pierre
Williard Dunn
McDunn
Dunn
Auditor Warns Warrants Rise in Fiscal Year
The auditor projects a 35 percent increase in warrants this year as firms shift to more frequent voucher processing, noting past practices of accumulating vouchers until monthly or bi monthly submission.
Deadwood Depositors To Receive Dividend
Announcement from the state banking department in Pierre that creditors of the closed Black Hills Trust and Savings Bank in Deadwood will receive a five percent dividend from funds realized through liquidation of bank assets. Dividend checks are ready to be mailed after creditor certificates are received.
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Bdeawood
State Baking Department
Pierre
Black Hills Trust and Savings Bank
Cystex Test Promises Rapid Relief For Bladder Issues
An old advertorial promotes Cystex claiming quick relief from bladder irritation and nocturnal urges. It highlights benefits like improved sleep and energy, claiming action within 15 minutes and a Tron-Clad Guarantee. Sold for 60 cents at Sherman & Moe.
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Sherman & Moe
Dividend distribution to state banks approved
Indebtedness details show a long anticipated dividend of 60,000 paid to the state banks. The payout increases the total sum disbursed to 36 percent per county.
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