S D College Speakers To Compete In Annual Tournament This Week
Springfield February 14 The annual intercollegiate oratorical and extemporaneous contest will be hosted by Southern Normal, featuring both men’s and women’s competitions. Participants include Max Meyers State college and Phyllis De an State college among many from Huron Yankton Augustana Sioux Falls and Dakota Wesleyan colleges. Officials include Coach Upton Palmer of Sioux Falls College as president and Prof. Mark Ewald as secretary treasurer.
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Springfield
Southern Normal
Max Meyers
State College
Herbert Stahl
Huron College
Sioux Falls College
Phyllis Dean
Brownell Sedam
Joan of Arc
Lucille Austin
Phyllis Roberts
Norther Normal
Gladive Hiatt
Yanitten College
Olive Westby
Dakota Wesleyan
Bezprizomi
Bernice Severson
Augustana College
Milo Opdahl
Thane van Ausdall
Hoy Reitz
Northern Normal
Evelyin Smith
Johnson
Wilfred Herman
Leroy Nelson
Douglas Odell
Sioux Polls College
America
George Hert
Howard Richard~son
Eastern Normal
Sisyphus
Cleon Reidinger
Yankton College
Robert Wagner
Ballyhood
Raymond DeBoer
Leslie Grim
Upton Palmer
State Association of Forensics
Mark Ewald
Karl Mundt
P. J. Harkness
George McCarthy
Florence Stoakes
Herbert Curry
Hugo Carlson
Geo. Bohman
Hard Time Party at Lake Preston features costumes and games
At the Lake Preston Legion Home the American Legion Auxiliary hosted a hard time party with awards for the most unique costumes won by George Larson and Miss Vesta Falconer. Mrs Mariam Archer with Lester Nelson won the bridge high score and Mrs Tom Mafone with Jens Erie won whist. The Auxiliary plans a patriotic program and Washington birthday dance. Musicians entertained students as Prof Leopold Rutter and Prof Meritt Johnson performed at Lake Preston High School.
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Lake Presivor
Fev
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
George Larson
Vesta Falconer
Mariam Archer
Lester Nelson
Tom Mafone
Jens Erie
Washington
Forestburg PTA to Raise Funds With Bake Sale
The Forestburg parent teacher association held its February meeting in the school auditorium with a brief business session. A motion was carried to pay 925 on the balance for the stage curtain and a bake sale will be held soon to boost funds for the account and other expenses.
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Forestburg
Parent-Teacher Association
Meadow lark sighting greets section foreman each dawn
Special report from Meadow Lark Forestburg notes foreman Icve Starr sees a meadow lark that has wintered there. The bird is on the tracks every morning as Starr begins his shift.
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Forestburg
Icve Starr
Survivor of Macon disaster lists Clinton W. Rounds
Clinton W. Rounds of Interior is named among Macon disaster survivors. A former Dakota Wesleyan and Mitchell Wesleyan student, he attended Wesleyan in 1921 1922 and then the U S Naval Academy. He has served in the navy since graduation. He is son of Mr and Mrs J C Rounds of Interior.
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South Dakota Bay
Macon Mitchell
Clinton W. Rounds
Interior
Macon
Dakota Wesleyan University of Mitchel
Rounds
Wesleyan
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy
Navy School
J. C. Rounds
Clark Woman's Club reviews works and plans banquet
At the Clark Woman's Club meeting hosted by Mrs. E F Voss Alice Tisdale Hobart’s Oil for the Lamps of China was reviewed by Mrs. C D Potter noting white women in the Orient and corporate power. Florence Delaney’s Heart of the Ozarks recounted amusing incidents from a lady salesman’s Ozark experiences. The club plans to join a state chorus and finalize arrangements for the February 25 banquet.
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Clark Club
Clark
China
Alice ‘Tisdale Hobart
C.D. Potter
Clark Woman’s Club
E. F. Voss
Orient
Heart of
Lead Student Wins In Speech Contest
Clyde Gartley of Lead, a student at Dakota Wesleyan University, won the local extempore speaking contest held this week. Gartley will represent Wesleyan in the state contest at Springfield, continuing Wesleyan's forensics presence. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walstrom begin their tenth year as superintendent and matron of the Kingsbury county farm starting March 1.
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Mitchell
Clyde Gartley
Dakota Wesleyan University
George W. Bohman
Gartley
Wesleyan
Springfield
Farm DE Smet
Charles Walstrom
Kingsbury County
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Mrs Scoville Lincoln Speech
At the Foster hotel luncheon Mrs L Scoville spoke of hearing President Lincoln deliver a political address at Springfield during his presidential candidacy. The audience listened attentively as she recounted the moment.
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Redfield
Kiwanis
Foster Hotel
L. Scoville
Lincoln
Springfield
Speech Meet Opens at the University of South Dakota
About 200 orators and debaters from 22 high schools across South Dakota Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska gather at USD for the Second Annual Invitation Public Speaking tournament. Debating original oratory and extemp contest. five rounds with judges from visiting debate directors. Awards will be given and guests attend a play, Double Door, Friday night.
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U” Vermiliion
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Nebraska
University of South Dakota
South Dakota Playcrafters
Harrold Pupils Stage Two One Act Plays Feb 20
Miss Hunt coaches two one act plays for Junior Class Night on February 20 at 730. Elsie Ryan leads Keeping Kitty's Dates while Irene Zoller and Eleanor Straw head Stroke of Twelve. Includes two tap numbers the doll dance and the sailor's chorus plus two songs A Perfect Day and Kenneky Bube.
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Harrold
Miss Hunt
Elsie Ryan
Kitty
Plex
Irene Zoller
Eleanor Straw
Kenneky Bube
Whittier Pupils Complete English Tests
Seventh and eighth graders at Whittier school finished nouns and prongings in a quick review of the material last Monday. They also completed hygiene units with examinations held on Thursday.
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Whittier
Whittier School
John Keut
John
Legion Meets Forestburg Hosts Annual Hospitality
The American Legion held its weekly meeting in Forestburg this week continuing the annual custom of enjoying Forestburg members hospitality and hospitality extended to visiting Legionnaires.
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Legion
Forestburg
American Legion
Plan To Revive South Dakota Stock Industry
Brookings February 14 Special. After a Farm and Home week meeting of 160 live stock producers and handlers from 48 counties, South Dakota State College will appoint two committees representing feeders breeders range men packers carriers and credit agencies to advise on rebuilding the livestock industry. Committees aim to promote high grade animals and cautious restocking with cooperation from purebred breeders and extension service. They favor sourcing breeding stock locally, improving draft horses, reestablishing an exchange list for cattle and lambs, and oppose filling hogs before sale and docking pigs.
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Brookings
State College
South Dakota
I. B. Johnson
Extension Service Animal Husbandman
Extension
Dell Rapids businessman Fred Barbour dies at 74
Fred W. Barbour, a Dell Rapids resident and local businessman for 50 years, died yesterday morning after a brief illness. He is survived by his widow and a daughter.
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Troneer
Dell Rapids
Fred W. Barbour
Infant Dies in Redfield Amid Convulsions
The six weeks old baby boy of Mr and Mrs Harry Kinschlee died in Redfield from convulsions. Funeral services were to be held today from the Coleman undertaking parlors.
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Redfield
Harry Kinschlee
Coleman
Hotzlors
Kingsbury County Resident Repays County Aid
Gerhard Hersrud of Hetland appeared before the board in Kingsbury county and repaid a total of 1650 dollars to the county, repaying aid money extended during a time of need. The repayment was made at the board’s last meeting.
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Kingsbury
Kingsbury County
Gerhard Hersrud
Hetland
Sheepmen Set Annual Convention in Rapid City
Sheepmen from South Dakota and neighboring states will gather February 23 at the Alex Johnson hotel in Rapid City for the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota annual convention and business meeting. Speakers include Governor Tom Berry Archer Gilfillan author of Sheep A. M. Ebesle director of the State College Extension Service and Sam Lassen with outside experts J Wylie Christie USDA wool specialist and James M Coon Farm Credit administration.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Rapid City
Cooperative Wool Growers of
Carl Nadasky
Alex Johnson
Tom Berry
Archer Gilfillan
A. M. Ebesle
State College Extension Service
Sam Lassen
South
Watch kidney function and bowel health warned in ad
An old health ad extols watching kidneys as vital as bowels, claiming 79 200 feet of kidney tubes may clog with waste. It urges using DOAN'S PILLS for relief and warns against strong drugs, labeling CAN'S PILLS as safe relief from kidney issues.
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Nature
Doan
Raliboua
Foster-Milbara Co
Large Wool Gatherings Planned For North Dakota Event
State wool producers, merchants, and officials from North Dakota and beyond gather with D C and Chicago delegates to discuss industry issues. The U S Department of Agriculture will exhibit wool manufacturing from raw fleece to cloth, with a banquet to close the day. The North Dakota Wool Growers Association reports four and a half million pounds sold in the past marketing year.
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Ington
D. C
Sherman E. Jolliser
Lincoln
Nebr
C. D. Morris
Weston Railwaysommittee
Chicago
J. K. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
George Wolf
North Dakota Wool Pool
Wahpeten
Nadasdy
United States
Riculture
Howeger
Cooperative Wool Growers
Association Sun
Paul C. Murphy
Rapid City
Roche Dailey
Flandreau
Cices
A. M. Eberle
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School of Music
Dakota Westeyan University
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Doland
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