Eastern Debaters In Tourney Today
Eastern State Normal school sends teams and delegates to Brookings for the State College Invitational Debate tournament and the State Oratorical contest. Women’s entrants include Helen McCain and teammates Ethel Gunnison and Vivian Stewart. men’s team to be announced with Keith Case and Johnston Jeffries likely members.
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Helen McCain
Ethel Mae Gunnieson
Hartford
Vivian Stewart
Arlington
Carrie Larson
Hurley
Keith Case
Johnston Jeffries
Jay Roney
Chester
Arno Luker
Lanc
Bow
Commercial Teachers Needed at Aberdeen High Schools
In Aberdeen on February 20 Professor Merle Trickey of Northern State Teachers College urged prospective high and secondary school teachers to consider commercial education due to a shortage of well-trained instructors. He cited hundreds of positions unfilled while thousands of jobless teachers seek openings and noted New York State is issuing licenses for commercial subjects. He referenced surveys from Arkansas, Nebraska, Ohio and Washington confirming local shortages.
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Aberdeen
Merle Trickey
Commerce Department
Trickery
Lcenses
New York State
Arkansas
Nebraska
Oaio
Washington
Trickey
Yankton Cafe to Give Receipts to Legion
Yankton reports that on Washington's Birthday the cafe will turn over its receipts from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to the American Legion post. Past donations funded the legion post headquarters rent tax and insurance free for a year, with the restaurant supplying the cash register during the noon period and all expenses covered by the cafe.
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Yankton
Legion
Washington
American Legion Post
Legion Post
Large Cattle Loss Reported In Brule County
In Brule County, about 350 head of cattle died due to feed shortages. O H Olson, chair of the federal feed committee, warns the critical period is coming. Banks holding mortgages will not waive claims for farmers seeking federal feed loans as relief efforts begin under a new committee appointed by Mayor C A McKinney to solicit funds for a special feed relief program.
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Brule County
Chamberlain
O. H. Olson
Mrr. Olson
Federal
Big Township
Red Cross
Farmers’ Union
Mr. Olson
C. A. McKinney
E.R. Slifer
Sorenson and
Neal Rounds
Willow Lake Completes Large Grain Elevator
Willow Lake, Feb 20. The Farmers Elevator company accepts the new grain elevator as one of South Dakota’s largest. George B. Lee becomes manager, succeeding Freeborn after managing the prior facility. An audit by Bronx Falls firm praises the firm’s affairs. W. E Wallar receives funds for feed processing. Eighty bushels of pheasants stored in the barn.
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Willow Lake
Farmers Elevator Company
South Dakota
George B. Lee
Freeborn
Bronx Falls
Lee
Auditore
Sioux Falls Cops Frayed by Thief Alarm Incident
Sioux Falls police grew tense after a burglar alarm installed at a local drug store began triggering nightly at 11 20. Two weeks after installation officers rushed to the scene thinking theft or break in only to find the alarm once again sounding as a phantom nuisance.
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Sioux Falls
Burngar
Wessington Springs Scouts Seek New Troop Charter
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Feb 2 Special Troop 18 has applied for a new charter which has been approved and will be issued soon. Sponsored by the Kiwanis club, the troop reorganized in January 1990 and is entering its seventh year with Rev J E Robinson as Scoutmaster. Members include Robert Delay Douglas Dunham Merlyn Englund Roy Jones Donald Locke Gerald Phifer Bernard Posey James Raebel Elmer Schmier er Raymond Schmierer Frank Schru cx Jack Theeler Ross Toland John Washbright Wallace Churchill Roger Dunham Eugene Habicht and L Scofield, the last four being new entrants.
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Wessington
Fred N. Dunham
J. J. Carson
Henry Anderson
J. E. Robinson
Robert Delay
Douglas Dunham
Merlyn Englund
Roy Jones
Donald Locke
Gerald Phifer
Bernard Posey
James Raebel
Elmer Schmiever
Raymond Schmierer
Frank Schrucx
Jack Theeler
Ross Toland
John Washbright
Wallace Churchill
Roger
S. F. College Arguers Defeat Iowa State in Debate
A two man team from S F College beat Iowa State college in Sioux Falls arguing on congressional control of industry. The upset, one of the season's early forensic clashes, prompts Sioux Falls College to a busy February March schedule. Rebuttal work and strong speaking drew praise from Lloyd M Wendt Argus Leader staff member and critic judge.
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S. F. College
Iowa State Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Iowa State College
Iowan
Sioux Falls
Lloyd M. Wendt
Sioux Falls Argus
Northwestern University
Select Speakers For State Forensic Meet
Sioux Falls college students were chosen to represent schools in the state forensic contests at the regional Pi Kappa Delta tournament in Tulsa Oklahoma this spring. George Koplow won first in the peace ovations contest. Car rel Arnold placed second in the men's extempore speech. Viola rang Humboldt won first in the women's extempore. William Schweitzer ranked second in peace ovations. Fern Nelson placed third in the women's division. Robert Phillips and Donald Beveridge took second and third in the men's extempore. Fern Nims and Denis Andrews were second and third in the women's. Cash prizes totaling 55 dollars were offered. Winners will begin preparation for state and regional competition.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Schoos
Tulsa
Oklo
George Koplow
Carrel Arnold
Reece Sr
Viola Rang’ Humboldt
William Schweitser
Fern Nelson
Viborg
Robert Phillips
Mitchell
Donald Beveridgs
Fern Nims
Denis Andrews
Muller
Neb
Brookings Buys New Equipment
Brookings city commissioners bought new equipment including a turbine and a condenser at this week’s meeting. Turbine bids were close and the price was reasonable. A traveling crane purchase was deferred pending further study.
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Brookings
Redfield Kiwanis Hear President Nash at 20th Washington Anniversary
Redfield marked the 20th anniversary of Washington with a banquet at the Congregational church. Yankton College President Nash praised Washington and discussed his life as part of an evening program. Raymond P T A plans a February 22 meeting with recitations and a George Washington sketch, plus other acts.
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Redfield
Raymond F. T. A
Raymond
Washington
Wim Clare Hahn
Roy Hurlbert
Fred Youd
J. George Washington Stetch
Roy Cornwell
Tadent Seteral Eivga
Large Mining Group Formed in Black Hills Consolidated
Deadwood February 20 The Black Hills Consolidated Mining corporation of Deadwood unites the United Mining company Golden Reward Consolidated Mining and Milling company and North Homestake Mining company into the largest gold property group yet assembled under one management. The Nevada corporation plans spring development with C Q Schlereth supervising operations and a central mill to process ore from all holdings.
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Deadwood
Black Hills Consolidated Mining Corporation
Deadweed
Bald Mountain
United Mining Company
Autright
Golden Reward Consolidated ‘Mining and Milling Company
North Homestake Mining Company
Black Hills Consolidated
Whitaker and Schlereth
New York
Denver
O. R. Whitaker
Cole
Ahumada Iead Company
Chihuahua and Orient Railroad
Howe Sound Company
Bancroft Gore
State School of Mines of
Rapid City
Redfield To Raise Stock Feed Funds Meeting
A Redfield meeting led by Mayor Frank Nz eve was held to address the acute stock feed shortage in Spink county and nearby areas. A volunteer committee was appointed to raise 500 dollars with members H A Sasse M O Lee Walter Dawson and Jack Erwin. For feed distribution in Spink county the committee includes Otto Johnson Ben Slaughter and Harry Speight.
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Redfield
Frank Nz
Eve
Spink County
Gov. Green
H. A. Sasse
M. O. Lee
Walter Dawson
Jack Erwin
Otto Johnson
Ben ‘Slaughter
Harry Speight
Doland Service Club Feted At Raymond
Men from the Doland service club were entertained by Raymond businessmen with patriotic decorations and a varied program at Hull's hall. Guests included 10 attendees and their hosts, featuring music by Rosy Hink and others, and remarks by local officials. Jowans visit Raymond as relatives of Doland family attend a funeral in Doland then travel home.
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Doland Service Club
Raymond
Feb
Raymond Commercial Club
Lincoln
Washington
Guy E. Hurlbut
Hull
Rosy Hink
Walter Olson
Wilson Bink
Lester Hurlbut
Lorrains Deippe
Dorothy Hink
Maryin Hink
James Gerhardt
B.A. Dunham
Clark
Guy K. Cook
Dotsend
Deland Service Club
Dr. Sherwood
L. B. Ridale
J. A. Gerhannt
Delntex Danforth
Jowans Viset
Raymond Raymond
Henry Offerlee
Ymlt Offerlee
Herman Bietigerste
Storm Lake
Brg
Berman
Huron figures term limits amid reeds discussion
A report from Huron describes Mr. A A Ue trud of Huron giving a talk on temperance amid reed concerns. The discussion referenced a 14 part program previously endorsed by Wrree state for experimentation.
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A. A. Uetrud
Wrree
Politicians Rush to Gather Signatures for SD Primary
South Dakota moves toward the May 3 primary as petitions become due March 4 to April 2. The left-hand ballot column goes to the first presidential delegates filing, with races unclear for GOP and Democratic delegates. Rumors swirl about Governor Green's re nomination prospects and potential candidates in both parties.
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Associated Press
Pierre
South Dakota
Secretary of State
Court Of Honor Held By Doland Scout Troop
Doland troop committee conducted a court of honor on Thursday. Six merit badges were approved for applicants including cooking pathfinding muse and scholarship. Three new tenderfoot members Leslie Gross Lucy Schmitten and Carroll Zarneke were welcomed. The troop seeks its ninth yearly charter and has been registered since 1924 Sponsored by the Deland American Legion post with C G Alwell as Scoutmaster and a troop committee featuring Guy W Cavk Dr H W Sherwood and Dr C A Williams. Local residents Mr and Mrs Fred Bejwert and Clarence Uhrich attended.
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Doland
Dolant
Arthur Lamgeland
Paul Klingelhofer
Muse
Rolland Smith
Leslie Gross
Lrcy Schmitten
Carroll Zarneke
Edwin Garrett
Howard Kahn
Paul Elingelhofer
Arthur Langeland
Harlan Leven
Marshall McNickle
Marvin McNickle
Melvin McNickle
Gordon Twiss
Deland Post
American Legion
C. G. Alwell
Pupils To Present Washington Pageant
Wellington APHINGS Feb 20 Special public school students from grades one to nine will present a Washington birthday program for the Business and Professional Women club at 7 40 p m Monday The program lists many named student performances from each grade and includes a reception for Alice Churchill Diemer before the show.
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Washington
Wellington
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ombers
Area8
Land of Washington
Fleda Longland
Patrot
Teddy Webb
George Clifton
Bobby Breidenour
Wilbur Schmieres
Harriet Whitney
Robert Gibson
Warren Milder
Hubert Wood
Muriel Rhodes
Lamont Phelps
Douglas Flitus
Norman Jean Jones
John Weasom
Kathryn Hat
Joness Keene
Mount Vernon
Dorothy Foster
Donald Carson
Corrine Larsen
George Washington
Barbara Romig
Con Wees
Eugene Habicht
Dorothy Jensen
Cora Mey Wegner
Everett Rumelert
Marjorie Gebbart
Leah Cool
Alice Churchill Diemer
On the Trail of Washington pageant planned at Congregational
Ree Heights residents expect a pageant titled On the Trail of Washington at the Congregational church if weather allows tomorrow evening. The event is prepared by local committees coordinated by Mim Boy Hasta and others.
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Ree Heights
Washington
Congregational Church
Mim Boy Hasta
Theization Mecomities of the Americas
Gettysburg Pupils Enjoy Unscheduled Three Day Vacation
Gettysburg February 20 Most Gettysburg city school pupils enjoyed an unexpected three days break this week as blocked country roads kept children from entering town and several were absent due to illness.
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Gettysburg
Gettysburg City School
Winter sports on James River hills near Tiffany’s grove
Snow covered hills along the James River near Tiffany's grove have drawn both young and old for ski and toboggan parties. Several outings have already occurred and plans are set for more gatherings in the future.
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Mellette
James River
Tiffany’s Grove
P Members In Session At S F 1A
Sioux Falls South Dakota Associated Press members met at the Carpenter hotel to discuss handling of political and election news and other AP board matters. Attending were G T McConville in charge for Minnesota and North Dakota and numerous South Dakota papers represented by editors and correspondents.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Associated Press
Carpenter Hotel
Associated Press Board of Directors
G. T. McConville
St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
South
F. C. Christopherson
T. L. Tamsey
Welfare Project Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion auxiliary of Flandreau sponsors welfare activities in February. Milk is provided to schoolchildren during school hours and sandwiches for noon meals. Milk is also given to families, with food and clothing supplied to many needy persons. Cash donations aid relatives of ex service men.
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Flandreau
American Legion Auxiliary of
Broadland Party Honors Departing Kools for Iowa
Mr and Mrs Ralph Keump hosted a dinner party honoring Mr and Mrs Lewis Kool and family who are leaving for Iowa. Guests included Mr and Mrs Thomas Terney and daughters, Mr and Mrs Lenus Kool and Virginia, Mrs Normal Smith and Gloria, Mr and Mrs Harley Clegg, and others from the area. Additional hosts welcomed Mr and Mrs Arthur Peterson near Huron, with further attendees listed at the Harley Clegg home.
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Broadland
Ralph Keump
Thomas Terney
Lenus Kool
Virginia
Normal Smith
Gloria
Harley Klegg
Kool
Iowa
Arthur Peterson
Near
Huron
Ralph Kaumup
Nels Peterson
A. la Follette
Lewis Kool
Harley Clegg
Keel
Influenza Strikes Burdette School Area
Flu epidemic hits Burdette with many absences at Burdette School and several serious cases reported. Community officials note infection spread as residents seek care and precautions in February.
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Tive News
W. E Wallar
Wessington Springs
Scout
Gove Steps
Ck Hills Corporation
Loft
Intial
Green
Carl Gunderson
Alan Bague
Parker
Gunderson
Bogue
Mark W. Sheafe, Jr
U. S. G. Cherry
Sioux
L. E. Corey
Wagner
Tom Berry
Belvidere
Harry Brownell
Peter Norbeck
Brownell
Norbeck
Senate
Cestain
Pistes
Greene
Magmen
Mgr
S. F
Burdette Burdette
Burdsite School
Tahona
Blox
Oklahoma
J. F. Andersen
Lbr. Co
Boan
Doan
National Bank OF Huron
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