Bernard Linn Elected President of South Dakota Education Association
Bernard Linn of Sturgis was elected unopposed as president of the South Dakota Education Association for 1958 at the SDEA convention in Mitchell. A native South Dakotan born on the Pine Ridge Reservation, Linn has long served Meade county as superintendent since 1925, with prior teaching stints and leadership roles in state educational groups. His inaugural message emphasizes progress, informed legislative action, and the right of every child to adequate education.
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Equalizing Educational Opportunity in South Dakota
A speech argues national office should not depend on birth, urges steady economic progress, and calls for equalized educational opportunity. It notes South Dakota's step toward state obligation for each child, acknowledges ongoing inequalities, and stresses safeguarding the permanent school fund and expanding long term educational programs through state and federal recognition.
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South Dakota Education Roles in 1935 Legislature
South Dakota Education Association reviews 1935 legislative actions and education trends. It details tax laws directing 92 percent of net revenues to public schools, constitutional amendment proposals on county and state superintendents, a study commission on employment, and preservation of the Permanent School Fund. It notes rising teacher salaries, WPA-fueled construction, increased extracurriculars, and notable SD figures like Leland Monasmith and Andrew Sundstrom in national roles.
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Andrew Sundstrom
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Young Citizens League
Iroquois To Hold Big Rabbit Hunt
Iroquois schedules its annual rabbit hunt January 12 to noon January 15. Committees oversee events with an oyster supper and program for winners on the evening of January 15. Captains listed include G. Barnes EB Ay Corley and others manage entertainment and finances.
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J. L. Fisher
South Dakota Educators Change Roles in 1935
In 1935 Weeks, former superintendent of public instruction, became president of the University of South Dakota, succeeding Herman G. Jimes. J. F. Hines, former deputy, replaced Weeks as state superintendent, Ve J Linn took over as deputy state superintendent, W. A Thompson became president of Northern State Normal, and Joseph P. Connolly led the School of Mines. South Dakota high schools joined 1925 tercentenary events marking the 200th anniversary of the American high school.
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University of South Dakota
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Ve J Linn
Alpena
W. A Thompson
Southernn State Normal
Joseph P. Connolly
School of Mines
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American High School
Mrs Art Wilson Visits Son in Sioux Falls Over Holidays
Mrs. Art Wilson concluded her visit to Forestburg returning Monday evening from Sioux Falls where she spent Christmas with her son Wayne.
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Forestburg
Art Wilson
Sioux Tails
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Supreme court upholds circuit rulings in two damage suits
The supreme court sustained circuit court judgments on repair technicalities in two damage suits. In one, it rejected a counterclaim by William Schmelé et al against Paul Long before trial over injuries from being dragged by a horse. The other case affirmed a Mitchell city demurrer in a suit by Marzoret Ria for injuries from a fall on basement steps, ruling the complaint states a case for action.
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Wolves Raid Farms Near Geddes Press On
Farmers along the Missouri tributary report repeated wolf incursions harming poultry and sheep. Three roundups have killed one coyote each time, but the quarry remains elusive. A further roundup is underway to reduce wolf losses in the area.
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Sanborn County Rye Signup Deadline Set in WareSocket
WOONSOCKET January 2 all rye signups in Sanborn county must be completed. Agriculture official J R Trumbower says 110 signups will occur, most work handled by the wheat allotment committee. Applications are available by request from the cultural office in Wearsocket.
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Trunbower
Exposition Dates Set for Cosmopolitan Club Show
Cosmopolitan club announces March 26 27 and 28 for arrival industrial show to be staged in the Coliseum annex with high grade entertainment. Last year’s attendance reached about 18000.
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