South Dakota Debaters Schedule Intercollegiate Contests
Vermillion February 21 The University of South Dakota debate team opens a series of intercollegiate debates starting February 23 against Nebraska in a convocation debate on public support for agricultural programs. Debaters Sigend Anderson Webster Franks Dunn and others will travel to Onawe Iowa for the second contest.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
University of Nebraska
University S
Sigend Anderson
Webster
Franks Dunn
Woonsocket
South Dakat
University of Iowa
Roy Blow
Aberdeen
Jonar Wilhauer
Tyndall
John Greene
Soe ‘Abanar
Much
Universts
Countywide School Meetings Set For March
County meetings will gather March 5 with officers of local schools and State Superintendent J F Hines to discuss amendments to the state constitution affecting tenure and time limits. Rural teachers meet Saturday to discuss declamatory contests and related work, with Rev J B Washburn of Hichmore speaking to the group.
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sUrMk
Stte
J. F. Hines
CO. L
J.B. Wash- Burn
Hichmore
Hot Lunches Served to Pupils in Subzero Weather
In Gettysburg High School dormitory, during extreme cold, about six students from both grades were served hot lunches at noon under Superintendent A. F. Long. Laura Shagow oversaw preparation and serving while pupils in convent wing awaiting meals.
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Gettysburg
Getysburg High School
Laura Shagow
Convent Walling Rnce
Hitchcock High to Stage Senior Class Play Behind the News
Hitchcock High School selects the Senior Class play Behind the News with five boys and three girls. Cast and practices begin early next week under Superintendent Platt. The annual grace school play The Sleeping Beauty, directed by Miss, will be staged at Meadow Hall on Thursday evening to raise funds for new sets.
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Hitchcock Hitchcock
Hitchcock High School
Platt
Grace School
Mewdow Hall
Mareti
Miss
Biss Schich
Wessingston O. E. S. Entertains Faculty at Meeting
WESSINGTON Feb 27 Special The O E S entertained the Wessington faculty husbands and guests after the chapter session Tuesday evening with contract bridge Norwegian whist and ice cream prizes. Harold Siemon and Mrs E F Wheelock won in contract bridge while Mrs Ada Serley and Leroy Johnson netted Norwegian whist prizes. A light lunch was served.
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Wessingston O. E. S
Wessingson
O. EB
Wessingston
Harold Siemon
E. F. Wheelock
Ada Serley
Leroy Johnson
Jolly Stichers Meet Manchester Club Girls
The Jolly Stichers club met at Mrs. J. S. McClenahan's home for needlework instruction. After business and sewing, hostesses Mary Timor Gladys Nelson Eileen Erickson and Ruth Sherman served homemade tea cream and cake.
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Jolly Stitchers
Manchester
Jolly Stichers
J. S. McClenahan
Mary Timor
Gladys Nelson
Eileen Erickson
Ruth Sherman
Shape Plans for American Legion Spring Conference
WATERTOWN Feb 27 Special Plans for the annual spring conference to be held March 2 at Chamberlain are being formed though details are scarce The affair will draw American Legionnaires and Auxiliaries from across the state and neighboring states Topics include Legion program advancement hospitalization of disabled veterans care for widows and orphans and related committee reports National Americanism Commission director Homer Chaillaux is invited as principal speaker but acceptance is not confirmed yet Department Commander Leo Temmey of Huron will coordinate with Chamberlain organizers for a clearer program outline.
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Watertown
Chamberlain
Homer Chaillaux
National Americanism Commission
National Organization
Department
American Legions
Auxtli
Bonn
Legion
Leo Temmey
Huron
Past Presidents Honored by Club
Miller club marked its meeting with a program led by Mrs. Saltmarsh, recalling origins from 1890s circles to the current study club. Past presidents attended, readings celebrated with song, and punch served from a club punch bowl.
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Miller
Miller 'S Club
F. EB. Sohmarsch
Study Club
Ter
Reading Circle
Ladies Reading Club
Jackson Club
Twentieth Century Club
Tech
Applegate
State Federation
Saltmarsh
EB. H. Wilson
City Library
A. B. Cahalan
Albert Shaw
Todd
Hazel Haverstock Sans
Ramona
Mesdames Schrover
FloGerald
Paneburn
Little Gray
Envliec
Mrs. Turner
M Gerald
Fox
Nirg
Rus
Miller Man Seeks Post as Treasurer
W H Hinselman of Miller announces candidacy for Democratic nomination as state treasurer after serving second term as Hand County treasurer. Hinselman, a veteran and former farmer, seeks higher office following his county tenure.
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Miller
W. H. Hinselmann
Hinselimann
Reports Given on Butterfat Production
BROOKINGS Feb 27 An average of 22.3 pounds of butterfat was produced during January by cows in the Minnehaha and Yankton Clay cow testing associations Rex A Cave extension dairyman at State College reported today There are 48 cows in the two associations The herd of Alice Sandal in the Minnehaha association led all others in milk and butterfat production averaging 153 pounds of milk and 2 pounds of fat per cow.
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Rex A. Cave
State College
Six Candidates for R C Postmastership
Applications to take the examination for postmaster at Rapid City South Dakota were received by the Civil Service Commission. The last day for filing was yesterday. Names included J W Miller S of Weber J D Newcomer E L Bangs C O Hastader and Crilly.
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R. C
Washington
Rapid City
SL. D
Civil Service Commission
Mesterday
J. W W. Miller
Weber
J. D. Newcomer
E. L. Bangs
C. O. Hastader
Eedy, Crilly
Zepp Resumes State Duties for Royal Neighbor Lodge
Mrs Bulle Zepp state supervisor of South Dakota for the Royal Neighbor lodge resumed her duties in Mitchell after weeks of travel disruptions due to severe winter weather. She is headquartered with her niece Mrs A F Steinhaeser four miles north at Hitchcock.
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Aitchcock
Bulle Zepp
South Dakota
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Fey
Mitchell
Old Age Pension Plan Explained in Vermillion
Donald G. Eaton outlines the Social Security Act plan as a federal compulsory contributory annuity system for private industry workers. Funded from general public funds and taxes, it starts July 1 1936 with employer excise taxes rising from 1 to 3 percent by 1949, offering pensions from 10 to 85 dollars monthly and shared federal contributions with states enforcing compatible laws.
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Vermillion
National Congress
Donald G. Eaton
University of South Dakota
School Carnival at Hishmore Highmore with dance
Severe weather forces postponement of the second Highmore High School carnival planned for Friday evening. Miss Vera Nesheim leads a committee including Mareielle Murphy and Helen De Wott with Wilton Erlandson and Roberr e Valentine. Scott Dexters orchestra will perform and a radi a will be given away during the event.
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Hishmore Highmore
Spsciall
Vera Nesheim
Ity
Mareielle Murphy
Helen de Wott
Alize Peddicord
Wilton Erlandson
Roberre Valentine
Closa
Scott Dexters Archestra
Kellogg's ALL-BRAN Promotes Digestive Health
Millions have used Kellogg's ALL-BRAN since its debut, with studies from universities showing bran aids regularity. The soft bulk absorbs water to cleanse the intestinal tract and provides vitamin B and iron. Consume as cereal with milk or in recipes. two tablespoonfuls daily recommended. Sold by grocers, made in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg
Kellogg Company
Kellogg's
Battle = Creek
Foundations Information From State College Leaflet
Brookings February 27 Special The State College extension service issued leaflet No 41 showing two simple accurate methods to square foundation and stretch trench guidelines. Free from extension service. Ralph I Patty author notes foundation layout is crucial for solid farm buildings and will allow farmers to prepare foundations before carpenters arrive.
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State Brookings
State College Extension Service
Ralph I. Patty
Patty
Weed eradication work is assured in South Dakota
Mitchell February 27 assurances were given to the South Dakota State Planning Board that weed eradication and dam building would be included in land taken out of production under the new federal soil conservation act. Ronald told M J Wilson assistant secretary of agriculture reports show widespread bindweed and leafy spurge. a map by county boards will be sent along with a bonds and taxes map. Approval will aid two statewide programs to remove plant pests and ensure surface water supply. Separately Raymond High School glee club workers are preparing the operetta Yank! San for April shows. eight boys and five seventh and eighth grade girls will assist the glee club.
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South Dakota
Wilson
Ronald
Raymond
Raymond High School
Ric
Glee Club
Legion Aids Welfare Work in South Dakota
In Watertown on February 22 the National Child Welfare Division of the American Legion reported a total of 22 275 89 contributed for direct relief and medical aid in South Dakota from 1927 to 1935. The program aided 48 percent of children and 150 families, funding medical attention for crippled and physically handicapped youths and supporting immunisation and pre-school clinics with allied groups adding support.
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Watertown
South Dakota
National Child Welfare Division
American Legion
Eleanor Wright
Legion
Cbnce
Highmore Pirate Journal names associate editor
Vera Nesheim, a Highmore High School junior, was chosen associate editor of the Pirate Journal at a recent meeting. She will assist the current editor, Dorothy Hawkins, this year and become editor next fall. Nesheim has been on the staff for 16 years.
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Armour
Donis Steen
O. A Steen
Pirate Journal
Highmore
Martin Challenged Candidates Clarify Townsend Plank
In Hot Springs on February ZF Paul Martin, a congress candidate, demands Francis Crse and William Williamson declare support or opposition to the Townsend plank. He says six candidates seek the Republican nomination and voters need clear positions without fence straddling.
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Hot Springs
Feb
Francis Crse
William Williamson
Townsend Plas
Paul £. Martin
Congress
Mc Martin
Republian
Man Met Death by Accident in Cedar Canyon Home Fire
Sturgis reports Cedar Canyon resident M. Hamilton found dead in his burned home after a second search. Coroner Georg Thectate Meade and State’s Attorney J. F. Everett ruled accidental death. First search recovered only partial remains found by neighbor Alma Lee, Cedar Canyon postmaster and storekeeper.
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Sturgis
M. Hamilton
Cedar Canyon
Georg Thectate
Meade Coundl
John FP. Veerett
Alma Lee
Ramilson
Twins Born to Wolsey's Former Residents in Austin
word has reached Wolsey of the birth of twins to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Chapman of Austin Mumm former Wolsey residents. The daughter Shirley Ann weighed five pounds and the son Charles Edward weighed six pounds. Mrs Chapman was formerly Edith Rand youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs David Rang of Wolsey now also in Austin.
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Wolsey
Wilbur Chapman
Austin
Shirley Ann
Charles Edward
Chapman
Edith Rand
David Rang
Maude Danforth Enters State Declamatory Contest
Maude Danforth will enter the state declamatory contest at Aberien on March . Her reading is The Hill of Silence.
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Raymond
Maude Danforth
Aberien
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