Extension Work Added At Yankton College
Yankton announces an extension bureau offering correspondence courses for students unable to attend. Sixteen history and economics courses, eight education courses, eight mathematics courses, plus sociology speech psychology philosophy and dramatics and music are taught by a diverse faculty led by H H Savage Robert W Feyerharm Emma Meistiik J B Faught H L Curry Herbert McMurtry Sydney H Spayde Goodsell Slocum Freeman Falk and others.
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Yankton
Yankton College
G.H. Durand
Emma Meistiik
J. B. Faught
H. Savage
E. I. Stewart
H. L. Curry
Herbert McMurtry
Freeman
Falk
Goodsil Slocum
Sydney H.spayde
Robert W. Feyerharm
H. H. Savage
J. B. Fought
Sydney H. Spayde
Goodsell Slocum
Freeman Falk
Attorneys Not Forced To Give Opinions Rule
Pierre February 21. An opinion requested by Frank Biegelmeir, the state's storney at Yankton, holds that state's attorneys are not required to give opinions and advice to school boards. The opinion says legal advice is for county officers only, but school boards may consult the state's attorney through the county superintendent of schools.
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Pierre
Frank Biegelmeir
Storney
Yankton
Attormey General's Office
Veterans Hospital Sited in De Smet Opinion
Local residents urge Kingsbury county seat De Smet as the location for a proposed veterans hospital. They cite the town as ideal with suitable city-owned property ready for the institution and strong community support.
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DE Smit
aAuvantages Oner
de Smet
Es Veterans
Hosital
Kingsbury
Spencer Vacant Lot Becomes City Parkstone
The town converts a Main Street vacant lot into a park. Workers filled the low area last fall and have since removed trees from a nearby grave south of Spencer, transplanting 16 to 20 foot specimens with three feet of soil to protect roots. The trees were moved this week by tractor and low trailer, planted in deep holes, with further improvements planned as soon as possible.
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Spencen
Fen
Opener
Main Street
Plaintiff Wins Damages in Yankton Auto Collision Suit
In Yankton Feb 21 damages of 2 94 were awarded to Andrew Madsen a Yankton county farmer after a collision between a bus owned by H A Shoemaker and his car between Elk Point and Sioux City in November. Madsen suffered injuries leaving him incapacitated for a considerable period.
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Yankton
Yankion
Andrew Madsen
Yankton County
Elk Point
Sioux City
Mass Tax Meeting Draws Large Sully County Crowd
Sully County officials gathered in Onida to discuss reducing county expenses and easing the tax burden. The mass meeting produced several resolutions for the county commission's consideration, stressing the event as a regional relief effort rather than new county blame.
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Sully County
Onida
Sully
Chiidren
Fenanes
Aeens
Audit Lodge Books Wellington Feb
The annual audit of the Dagrea of Honor is noted with emphasis on financial records. Wellington officials oversee the process to ensure accuracy and compliance, detailing steps taken and results expected from the review.
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Audit Lodge Books
Wellington
Wpeda
Lemmon Votes on 50 Thousand Dollar High School Bonds
Lemmon residents set March 10 for a special election to submit a 50000 bond proposal to fund a larger high school building. Organizers say enrollment growth makes a bigger, modern facility necessary and expect a favorable vote.
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Lemmon
Black Hills Highway Set For Tar Surfacing Soon
Deadwood South Dakota February 21 motorists welcome tar surfacing of the Deadwood Pluma Lead highway. Heavy traffic makes dust down and the widening and straightening of curves completed last year will improve the road to one of the finest in the country. Work to be finished in early summer per J L Curren Lead Lawrence county commissioner announced.
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Black Hills
Deadwood
Pluma-Lead
J. L. Curren
Leed
Lawrence Cartinty
Mitchell Program To Welcome Flyer
Mitchell to greet the Columbian, Milwaukee flyer, Sunday at 12 55 p m. Natchell band and American Legion drum corps will accompany the arrival. Postcards with pictures of the Cer n Palace to be given to passengers. J T Gullick may attend and a special fete could be planned in his honor.
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Mitchell
Milwaukee
Carl L Rolston
Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
Natchell Band
American Legion
Cérn Palace
J. T. Gullick
The
Milwaukee Road
Radio Schedule for KEDY Brookings Next Week
Brookings Special: KFDY program listings for February 21 to February 25. Morning features include vocal music, weather and markets updates, chimes, soils science with Prof. J. G. Humton, poultry tuberculosia talk by Dr. G. S. Weaver, and sports via the Women’s Athletic Association. Afternoon programs present orchestral music, question boxes with Bruce Oxton, a speech department program, and vocal duets, with Poultry and Home Economics discussions and farm week summaries led by H. Beck.
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KEDY
Brookings
KFDY
Meadsy
Mia
Fry
J. G. Humton
G.S. Weaver
Women's Athletic Association
Nina Eldridge
Velga
Helen Andrea
Brook
Som Christensen
Bruce Oxton
Andover
Orchestra
U. S. Palmer
Jane and
Marguerite
Cioldhorn
Castlewood
Lore
W. C. Tulley
Poultry Husbandry
H. Beck
Farm Outlook Meeting At Willow Lake
An agricultural outlook meeting is set for Willow Lake City hall on Friday February 27 at 8 00 p m Lead speaker Prof Sherman Johnson from South Dakota State College Brookings will discuss the 1981 outlook for farmers The discussion will cover supply and price prospects for nearly every major farm commodity County Agent H A Krug arranged the event and expects a large turnout The session will be informal and attendees are invited to participate in discussions
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Willow Lake
Willow Lake City Hall
Sherman Johnson
South Dakota State College
Brookings
South Dakota
H. A. Krug
Child Attacked by Cow Injures Lorraine Borelson
Four year old Lorraine Borelson was seriously injured when a cow attacked her at a Hap id City area home four miles away. She suffered facial lacerations and severe bruises and was reported to be recovering at Rapid City hospital.
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Lorraine Borelson
Wellingson
Hapid City
Rapid City
D W U President Warns Iroquois Pupils On College
Dr Farr A Roadman president of Dekota Wesleyan University spoke to Iroquois high and junior high students on Going to College. He argued colleges want creative students, noted many graduates delay college, and urged preparing for life work despite funding doubts. He praised education as a glorious conquest and urged attendance.
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Troquois
Farr A. Roadman
Dekota Wesleyan University
Butchell
Johnson
Roadman
Wesleyan
Ard
Fords
Edisons
Lindbergh
Hae
Readman
Historical books gifted to Yankton college library
Yankton announces a gift of 18 historical books from the late Dr. Williams Stearns Davis's collection. Valued near 2800 dollars, 390 duplicates remain. the set will stay together as the William Stearns Davis Historical collection and be marked with the donor's name.
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Yankton Yankton
Yankton College
Pres G. W. Nash
Williams Stearns Davis
University of Minnesota
Davis
Harold J. S. Davis
Boston
William Stearns Davis Historical Collection
Woonsocket Board Reelects Teachers for Next Year
Woonsocket high school will reengage nearly all teaching staff for next year with course merging eliminating a few positions. The plan saves 3,203 in missies while noting two teachers, Mrs Hoy and Mit Brey, will not return.
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Woonsocket Board
Woonsocket
Woonsocket High School
Hoy
Mit Brey
Grand Worthy Matron Visits Blunt Chapter
On February 21 at Rising Sun chapter No. 6 Blunt, Elizabeth C. Burnett of Armour, Grand Worthy Matron of the O. E. S., paid an official visit. The day featured a school of instruction, a meridian supper, and an evening session with exemplification of work and remarks from visiting dignitaries. Guests included Henry M. Reed and Mrs. Reed of Pierre, Pauline Ludwig, and Rev. Bert Kofski.
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Blunt
Elizabeth C. Burnett
Armour
Rising Sun
Dismer Wes
Henry M. Reed
Reed
Pierre
Pauline Ludwig
The
Bert Kofski
Midland
Preston Farm Youth Suffers Crushed Foot
Lake Preston February 21 Special Cloyd Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Marvin Johnson of Lake Preston crushed his foot in a pump while at the farm home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs David Patterson in the country. He is recovering nicely. Wednesday evening his sixth grade classmates and their teacher Miss Elizabeth Daniels walked to the Johnson home two miles away and called on Lloyd.
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Preston Farm
Lake Preston
Cloyd Johnson
Marvin Johnson
David Patterson
Elizabeth Daniels
Johnson
Lloyd
Agriculture Department distributes county booklets in SD
The South Dakota Department of Agriculture releases an 80 page illustrated booklet on each county. Written by retired secretary Frank D. Kriebs. Plans to place copies in schools and distribute to chambers of commerce and other groups for prospective settlers.
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S. D. Piesre
State Department of Agriculture
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs
Chambers of Commerce
Woonsocket to Welcome Columbian Milwaukee Flier Train
Woonsocket plans to greet the Columbian Milwaukee railroad flier as it passes Sunday noon. The Toonsocket Commercial club arranged souvenirs for passengers and crew. The train is scheduled to pass from the north at 12 01 p m Sunday.
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Woonsocket
Toonsocket Commercial Club
Columbian, Milwaukee Railroad Flier
De Smet High School Recommended for North Central
De Smet high school in Kingsbury county has been recommended by the state committee for membership in the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools following an inspection. If accepted at the national meeting this year it will join Arlington and Lake Preston as approved schools. Superintendent L O Caldwell notes final acceptance awaits the national assembly.
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de Smet High School
DE Smet
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Kingsbury County
Arlington
Lake Preston
L. O. Caldwell
Ryland Cafe Sold To Webster Man At De Smet
Ryland cafe of De Smet sold by Alfred J. Ryland to William Burns of Webster. Burns will take possession March 1. Sale covers complete restaurant equipment but not real estate. Ryland plans unclear future. Also Turton High School prints a mimeographed paper funded by subscriptions and ads. Editor in Chief Thomas Grandpre. business manager aid Markham. composer Robert Stef lex.
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Ryland
de Smet
Alfred J. Ryland
William Burns
Webster
Turton
Turton High School
Thamas Grandpre
Aid Markham
Robert Steflex
Farmers Must Use Judgment on Production
E J Bell Jr of the Federal Farm Board urges South Dakota farmers to curb surpluses and plan production through organized groups. He notes wheat prices are depressed but stabilized by the Grain Stabilization corporation, and argues for coordinated adjustment to meet market demand through cooperative action.
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Brookings
Ems
E. J. Bell, Jr
Federal Farm Board
South Dakota Cooperative Institute
State College
South Dakota
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Bell
May Get Speakers For Commencement
A list of commencement speakers from State college has been sent to state high school superintendents. Speakers are chosen from the faculty for educational leadership. Imperial marriage license issued to Verne Thompson and Grace Jacobson in Woonsocket.
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Brookings
Fev
State College
A. A. Applegate
Applegate
Woonsocket
Joe Christiansen
Vernie Thompson
Grace Jacobson
Pierre Auto Show Ends Tonight After Successful Run
The Pierre American Legion post hosts a modest auto show in Pierre that wraps up tonight. The event featured an auto display and a style show, drawing positive feedback from sponsors who called the venture a success.
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Pierre
Madison Fisherman Lands Big Pickerel
Madison reports a record haul from Lake Campbell as Bruce Englebert catches a pickerel weighing 1242 pounds. Several other sizable pickerel and perch were also landed by Englebert and his group.
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Madison
Lake Carbell
Bruce Englebert
Englebert
Grace Harris Forced to Quit Sofia Position
Miss Grace Harris a Virgil resident who graduated from Huron last year has been compelled to resign a recent post in Sofia Bulgaria after suffering a nervous breakdown. She is expected to reach New York this week and will visit an aunt before returning home to Virgil with her parents Mr and Mrs A B Harris.
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Virgil
Grace Harris
Huron Alege
Sofia
Bulgaria
New York
A. B. Harris
Kramer Offered Post at Yankton College Summer School
Feb 21 reports Superintendent Kramer of Miller schools was offered a position on Yankton college summer school staff. He has not announced whether he will accept the post.
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Kramer
Yankton
Yankton College
Miller Schools
Clothiers Gather for 16th South Dakota Convention
Sioux Falls hosts the 16th annual South Dakota Retail Clothiers and Mishers association meeting. The three day event draws 125 to 150 attendees, with reports from F L Weatherws and J H Kann among others. Leaders include F B Schmitt and Arthur Brayton, while speakers address retail sales and club activities.
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Sioux Falls
Fed
South Dakota Retail Clothiers
F. Mishers Association
F. HL Weatherws
Mike FL Schmitt
Tyndall
Mondey
Atecester
Gregory Hintgren
Yankton
Irwin Heckenbabie
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