State Schools Best Says James at Arlington Ladies Night
Dr. Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota urged South Dakota high school teachers to inform students about in-state higher education options before advising to attend colleges out of state. He argued the state university should double enrollment and funding, noting only about one fifth of potential students are enrolled locally.
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Arlington
South Dakota
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Arlington Commercial Club
James
State University
Nisland Man Appointed to Census Survey Group
James E. Wilder of Nisland has been appointed a member of the preliminary census survey group by C. M. Caton of Rapid City, supervisor for western South Dakota. The first task will be the census of distribution and manufacture, listing all stores, manufacturing institutions, and commercial enterprises.
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Nisland
James E. Wilder
C. M. Caton
Rapid City
South Dakota
Presho Debaters Make Fine Record
Presho high school debaters under Coach Rogers son have a fine season record losing only five of 25 debates on hydro electric development state questions. They entered six decision debates with Rapid City teams, last year state champions. Presho teams enter district tournament at Murds on Monday February 24.
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Presho
Rogers
Rapid City
Murds
Sixteen Tons Fish Shipped From Madison
Sixteen tons of live fish were shipped from Madison this week in a fish car bound for Philadelphia. Fresh air pumps keep the fish alive as part of a state effort to clear rough fish from Lake Madison under the state fish commission. The catch, mostly rough fish, has found a ready eastern market, with some stock frozen on occasion but lately shipped live.
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Madison Madison
Madison
Philadelphia
Lake Madison
State
Berne and Fish Commission
Springs Boys On U Glee Clubs Form Two Groups
Vermillion Teb 22 Special Dale Ausmah and Phil Raebel Wes sington Springs and Paul Laird Pierre were named among new South Dakota Men's Glee club members by A L Wilson professor of singing. The club now numbers 32 with two 16 member groups rehearsing separately for a united spring concert. Other new members include Ralph Rice Aberdeen Besnard Connolly Ele Point Raleigh Dalkwin Charles Richardson Lawrence Wirth Vermillion Harold Gry Watertown Clinton Tompkins Langford Harold Thurow Romona Jack Waftzger Sioux City.
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Name Springs
Vermillion
Teb
Dale Ausmah
Phil “Raebel
Wessington Springs
Paul Laird
Pierre
South Dakota
A. L. Wilson
Ralph Rice
Aberdeen
Besnard
Connelly
Ele Point
Raleigh Dalkwin
Charles Richardson
Lawrence Wirth
Harold Gry
Watertown
Clinton Tompkins
Langford
Harold Thurow
Romona
Jack Waftzger
Siowe City
Junior Auxiliary Organized At Canton
Canton February 22. A junior auxiliary was organized by the Canton unit of the American Legion auxiliary at a Valentine party in the Legion hall. Miss Gena Haugh Beresford assisted with the organization. Eleven members enrolled and several others announced intent to join. Mrs. L. L. Parke, president, spoke.
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Canton
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Gena Haugh Beresford
L. L. Parke
Rapid City Plans New $100,000 Theater
Rapid City will see a $100,000 theater built by the Black Hills Amusement company on St Joe street in the spring. The venue will seat 2,000, with Leo Peterson of the Elks Theater manager stating the figures as he travels to inspect current motion and talking picture equipment.
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Rapid City
Black Hills Amusement Company
St. Joe Street
Leo Peterson
Elks Theater
Peterson
Deadwood Plans For Parent-Teachers Meet
Deadwood hosts a state Parent-Teacher association gathering in October. A chamber of commerce committee will work with the PTA to arrange music lodging and transportation to scenic points. About three to four hundred attendees are expected from across the state, per Mrs. F P Skalinder.
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Deadwood
Parent-Teacher Association
FP. Skalinder
Euro
Auto Exposition Opens At Pierre
The American Legion Auto Industrial and Style show opened here Thursday for a three day session with an extensive exhibit of automobiles electric machinery and appliances. A style show is put on every evening.
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Pierre Pierre
American Legion
Fishing License Blanks Sent Out For 1930 31 Season
South Dakota game and fish department sends out fishing and hunting license blanks for 1930 31. Old licenses expire February end and trout season starts April 1. New trespass provisions printed. land redeed with woven wire requires owner permission to hunt. Residents 18 or older pay $1 for state game fish. non residents pay $2 for any fish. April focuses on trout. other species open later with regional variations.
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Pierre
State Game and Fish Department
South Dakota
Big Stone
Traverse
Hendricks Lakes
Minnesota
Sunday School Social Draws Large Cavour Crowd
The Cavour Sunday school held an entertainment and box supper on Wednesday evening after a short play by the young ladies. The program was well received and proceeds from the box supper benefited the Sunday school.
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Cavour
Boy Accidentally Shot Slowly Recovering
Chester report states Dennis Nelson eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs James Nelson living five miles northeast of Chester is gradually improving after being accidentally shot while pheasant hunting ten weeks ago. He was sent home from Madison hospital two weeks ago and while three bullets remain in his head and he was partly paralyzed he is regaining use of his limbs and is expected to fully recover.
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Chester
Dennis Nelson
James Nelson
Madison Hospital
Deuel County Fair Officers Named for 1930
The Deuel County Fair association held its annual meeting in Clear Lake and elected officers for 1930. Frank Angel was named president, James Carton vice president, Fred Seger secretary, and George Kohnke treasurer.
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Clear Lake
Ren
Deuel County Fair Association
Court House
Fillowe
Frank Angel
James Carton
Fred Seger
George Kohnke
Safety Pin Almost Kills Pierre Boy
Little Peter Wegner grandson of Senator Peter Norbeck swallowed an open safety pin which lodged in his throat. X ray located it and Dr. C. E. Robbins of the Pierre clinic removed the pin without much discomfort to the patient.
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Pierre Boy
Pierre
Peter Wegner
Peter Norbeck
C. E. Robbins
Pierre Clinic
Mellette Women’s Club Plans First Meeting After Winter Break
The Charlotte Warrington Turner chapter, covering most of Spink county, will hold its first meeting since winter vacation in Mellette on Saturday March 1. The ladies of this chapter will gather to resume activities and discuss plans.
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Mellette
Charlotte Warrington Turner
Spink County
Society Discontinues Winter Meetings For Travel Weather
The society will suspend winter meetings due to members coming from many towns and poor road conditions. A program has been prepared and a one o'clock luncheon will be served to those present.
Date Set for Pearl Creek Essay Judging
The Pearl Creek M E church executive board announced the essay reading and judging date as Friday evening February 28 at Rhoads school in Ployd township, 13 miles west of Cavour. A picnic supper will be served.
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Cavour
Pearl Creek M. E. Church
Rhoads School
Ployd Township
Mellette Pastor To Give Party
In Mellette on February 22 a special event for Federated Community church youths invites 110 guests. Guests arrive in grandparent disguises and receive tally cards to score points in a program of old time songs and stunts during the basement party.
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Mellette
Federated Community Church
Pheasants Being Slaughtered In State Sections
Residents in western South Dakota complain pheasants placed in various sections by the state game department are being shot by hunters who show little regard for increasing the birds. Attempts to locate the shooters have yielded little progress.
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Pierre
State Game Department
Ree Heights Woman Dies on Wednesday
Ree Heights, Feb 22 Special Mrs. Fred Lindeman died at her home Wednesday morning February 19 due to goitre. Survivors include her husband seven children and three brothers. Funeral arrangements incomplete. The text also notes juvenile offenders' names withheld and mentions a prior hog theft tied to a three gunmen case.
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Ree Heights
Fred Lindeman
Goitre
Lemmon Boys Jailed For Stealing Hogs
Three young men from another town raided the hog yard of a county ex sheriff, stole two hogs, butchered them, and sold the dressed meat in a nearby town, leading to their imprisonment.
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Lemmon
University Directors To Attend Convention
Dr. William A H Batson director of the school of Education and Miss Eva Glassbrook dean of women at the University of South Dakota left Wednesday night for Atlantic City to attend meetings of the National Educational Association branches February 22 27.
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Vermillion
William A H. Batson
School of Education
Eva Glassbrook
University of South Dakota
Atlantic City
National Educational Association
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