Health as life’s foundation, Miss Rogness says on radio
Vermillion February 12 Health is the foundation for all possible ends of life Miss Marcella Rogness resident nurse at the University of South Dakota said in a morning radio speech The Home Economics department presents the daily broadcast on station KUSD emphasizing health rules personal cleanliness annual exams meals sleep and hygiene as keys to health and longevity
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Miss Rogress
Vermillion
Marcella Regnecs
University of
KUSD
Home Economics Department
Rogness
Rognees
Carthage High School Secures New Teacher
Carthage high school announces the hiring of Es cher of Latin French and History, succeeding Miss Beulah Gilbertson who resigned to return home to Vermillion. Mr Joby acon and Mr Johnson join with USD graduate credentials and a Minnesota master’s degree.
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Carthage High School
Carthage
Son
Watertown
Joby Acon
Beulah Gilbertson
Vermillion
Johnson
University of South Dakota
Kie
University of Minnesota
Magazine Writer Born Near Manchester in Dakota Territory
Manchester residents noted Good Housekeeping magazine for February highlights author Rose Wilder Lane born in the Dakota Territory. The feature traces her early life and pioneer American stock, noting birth in Kingsbury county and kinship to Mr and Mrs Nate Dow of Manchester. The March issue will include another Lane story.
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Manchester
Wanchester
Good Housekeeping
Eary
Rose Wilder Lane
Dakota Territory
Kingsbury County
Nate Dow
Miss Lane
Endorse Requests For School Funds Vermillion
Endorsement of the 1931 legislative requests for University of South Dakota appropriations was voted by the South Dakota State Division of the American Association of University Women. The resolution cites the university as the state's sole graduate study avenue for women and emphasizes support for arts and sciences, dormitory, and physical education facilities to meet growing women student needs. The report is signed by the division officers.
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Herman C. James
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
American “Association of University Women
James
University ‘of
Association
College of Arts and Sciences
Eva Glassbrook
Vermillion
Grace H. Lightner
Aberdeen
J. J. Yaeger
Madison
Winifred P. Hastess
Huron
Rath Deets
J. A. Danforth
Yankton
American Association of University Women
Plans To Reopen Gayville Closed Bank
Following Judge BR. B. Tripp's order in Yankton county circuit court the Securities State bank at Gayville will reopen after a stockholders meeting. H. F. Hottcher of Yankton, examiner in charge, helped organize the reorganization and plans to elect a new board of directors at today's meeting and finalize operation plans.
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Gayville
BR. B. Tripp
Yankton County
Securities State Bank
H. F. Hottcher
Yankton
Farmers Union Oil Company Incorporates in Quinn
Pierre February 12 The Farmers Union oil company of Quinn has incorporated for 25000 dollars. Directors include Martin Ellingson and A H Hildebrandt of Quinn R P Campbell and Albert Winkowitsch of Wall and Jacob Grigte Pedro.
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Pierre
Farmers ‘Union Oil Company of
Quinn
Martin Ellingson
A. H. Hildebrandt
R. P. Campbell
Albert Winkowitsch
Wall
Jacob Grigte
Pedro
South Dakota Cooperative Institute Meets At State College
Farmers insurance farm credit and farm marketing will be main topics during Farm and Home week at State college. Secretary W r Schnaidt said the three day program runs Feb 17 to 19 with a strong roster of speakers from national and state agricultural bodies and broad farmer attendance anticipated. The program lists sessions on insurance credit and hail coverage with noted experts from the National Grange Federal Farm Board and other groups.
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Brookings
Fed
South Dakota Cooperative Institute
State College
Wr. Schnaidt
Schnaidt
Cooperative Institute
L. F. Tabor
National Grange
E. J. Bell
Federal Farm Board
J. D. Harper
National Livestock Marketing Association
N. K. Carnes
Central Cooperative Association of
Farmers Mutual Insurance Companies
John Hasche
South Dakota
J. C. Johnson
Relationship of farm groups to marketing groups discussed
Wednesday morning featured a talk by J H Lemmon on the relationship between General Farm Organizations and Commodity Marketing Associations. Wednesday afternoon included a Cooperative Institute business meeting. Thursday hosted Grain Marketing and Livestock Marketing sectional meetings with speakers E J Bell C W Croes Joe Atkins W J Kuhre J D Harper N K Carnes Charles D Egley and Fred Meyers. Paul Murphy presided at the Wool Marketing Section with Matt Staff of the National Wool Marketing Corporation present.
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Moris
E. J. Bell
C. W. Croes
Joe Atkins
W. J. Kuhre
J. D. Harper
N. K. Carnes
Charles D. Egley
Fred Meyers
Paul Murphy
Matt Staff
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Fedora Phone Plans 120 Mile Rural Line
Fedora citizens organize the Citizens Rural Telephone Company with 5000 capital stock to build a 120 mile rural line in Miner County. It plans to take over the property of the Citizens Economic Telephone Company. Directors include Nick Kieffer A E Mann C Kesey L English Roswell M P Kramer.
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Pierre
Citizens Rural Telephone Company of
Fedora
Miner County
Citizens Economic Telephone Company
Nick Kieffer
A. E. Mann
C. Kelsey
A. L. English
Roswell
M. P. Kramer
Carthare
Three Prizes Offered In Fish Recipe Contest
This week’s recipe contest was announced too late for many housewives to meet the time limits so the contest is extended to next Tuesday evening February 17. First prize is a trade slip at Huron stores, second and third are fifty cent slips. Recipes must detail ingredients and blending method and be sent to the Evening Huronite Contest Editor by 6 p.m. Tuesday. Judges Catherine Meira and Jessie Haiser, home economics instructors at Huron High School, will decide by flavor appeal and attractiveness.
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Huron
Catherine Meira
Jessie Haiser
Huron High Schools
Railroad cuts rates for Farm and Home week
Brookings, Feb 12 Northwestern railroad will offer fare and a half round trip rates to Farm and Home week at South Dakota State college February 17 21. A. E. Anderson director of the Extension service at the college announced the reduced rate applies on all lines into Brookings and is effective for the event.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Northwestern
A. E. Anderson
Volga Builds New Lutheran Church Amid Work Rush
In Volga on Feb 14 a construction push advances for a new Lutheran church to be finished by summer. A special board will oversee the vault and foundation amid plans to boost attendance from distant parts state, with tickets selling Feb 14 to Feb 22 to aid funding.
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Volga
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