South Dakota Art and Literature to Join New School Curric
South Dakota art and literature will be included in a revised school curriculum planned by the state department of public instruction. E C Giffen seeks to have poets and artists select notable works for consideration, with J Lindberg of Aberdeen to help choose outstanding poems. State officials plan committees to develop material and revise the course with input from Hazel Ott and H W Kraushaar.
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South
Hazel Ott
H. W. Kraushaar
Progam
Bis State
Junior College Campaign For $25,000 Wre
WESSINGTON SPRINGS Jan 2 Special A stamp sale is planned by the executive committee of the Wessington Springs Junior College to raise 25000 for the Freeland Memorial fund. The fund now totals 2000 with a goal of 45000 to retire pre July 1925 indebtedness. Five hundred thousand story stamps ordered, two by one and a half inches, featuring J K Freeland first principal of the Wessington Springs Seminary who served 1887 to 1836.
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Wwweerathy Springs
Wessington Springs Junior College
Freeland Memorial Fund
J. K. Freeland
Wessington Springs Seminary
Keeping poker gear not a public offense says attorney general
In a Mo bridge opinion requested by P. C Hvistendahl state attorney, keeping tables cards and poker chips is not a public offense by itself. The opinion adds the items become a public nuisance if kept with intent to gamble, and asks whether injunctions might be brought against such possession.
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Attorney General's Office
Pibrar
Van
P. C Hvistendahl
Mo]bridge
Huistendahl
Professor Studies Rhythm Of Plays In Thesis
University of South Dakota assistant professor G Trotzig analyzed John Millington Synge plays by sampling 25 sentences from early and late scenes, focusing on rhythm imagery and poetic qualities. He aims to apply a scientific method to literature to make qualitative aspects visible and recognizable.
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RE. G. Trotzig
University of South Dakota
John Millington Bynge
Trotzig
Smith Rickert
University of Chicago
Stockmen In State Must Register Brands
Pierre January 2 Stockmen across the state are reminded that under the current brand law brands must be re registered each year. If the owner does not re register before February 1 his brand is cancelled and may be filed by others. The change aims to prevent inactive brands from blocking use by active producers.
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Pierre
Widow's Neighbors Husking Bees 400 Bushels for Widow
WELLINGTON SPRINGS Jan 2 Special. More than 25 neighbors of Mrs John Thompson held a corn husking bee and husked 400 bushels from a field left after the death of Mr Thompson about a month ago. He was fatally injured when he fell from his wagon hauling corn to a celebration.
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Wellington Springs
John Thompson
Thompson
1930 Licenses on Sale Today in Pierre South Dakota
Pierre January 2 state records show 1930 motor vehicle licenses are being issued across sixty four county treasurers. Plates 5 by 15 inches, made at Stone Falls penitentiary, shipped to treasurers under Gladys Pyle supervision. More than 202000 vehicles licensed in 1929. A night staff speeds processing. many five year old cars expected to renew.
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Stonx Falls
Gladys Pyle
Motor Vehicle Department
Lera
Lera Will Livenge Their Cars During the Early Part of the New Year,” Miss Pyle
State Motor Vehicle Department
Miss Pyle
Secretary of State
Mrs Kramer to Represent SD at National Child Welfare Meet
Mrs Kramer selected to represent the South Dakota department on the National Child Welfare Executive committee in Indianapolis on January 24 and 25. She is a past president of the Auxiliary and will represent the Legion the Auxiliary the 40 and 8 and the 40 as secretary of the committee she will handle all correspondence for the child welfare project.
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Kramer
South Dakota Department
National Child Welfare Executive Committee
Indianapolis
Auxiliary
Wii
Legion
Broadcast 4-H Programs Saturday On Air Across Networks
Saturday a busy radio day for 4-H members and leaders with two NBC hookups from 12 to 18 45 CST. The program features Madge Reese of agriculture and includes a talk on Four-H Club Work in Hawaii and a full report from the Junior Short Course on KFDY and NBC stations in the region.
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Rockings
Gan
National Broadcasting Company
KFDY
Niews
South Day
Madge
Reese
Department of Agriculture
Hawaii
Kedy
Horticulturalists To Open Convention In Watertown
The annual South Dakota State Horticultural Society convention will be held in Watertown on Wednesday and Thursday January 9. Sessions occur in the Codington county courthouse community room with landscaping of the courthouse lawn to enhance the program. Special features include fruit exhibits from the Black Hills and the annual banquet. Officers listed are Dr. N. E. Hanten president and John Robertson vice president with R. W. Vance of Pierre among other members.
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Watertown
South Dakota State Horticultural Society
Codington County Court House
Court House
Black Hills
N. E. Hanten
Brookings
John Robertson
Hot Springs
Vi.o
R. W. Vance
Pierre
Morrison appoints child welfare board members
IKADOKA Jan 2 — P L Morrison Kadoka South Dakota American Legion Department commander announces appointment of Rev A J Haines Madison and Mrs Freda Kramer Pierre as chairman and secretary of the Legion child welfare committee.
South Dakota horticultural society officers listed
Secretary and editor of the South Dakota Horticulturist H N Dybvig of Colton serves as treasurer and Charles McCaffree of Sioux Falls holds the librarian position as the official paper of the society.
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South Dakota
H. N. Dybvig
Colton
Charles McCaffree
Sioux Falls
Madison Unit Spends Seven Thousand in 1930
Madison National Guard captain Parker Newcomb reports nearly $7,000 spent in the past year. Armory costs total $3,855 with the remainder used for other unit needs and operations in Madison.
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Madison
Jan
Ben
Madis
Pest
Parker Newcomb
National Guard
Pioneer Benton Woman Endures Pile Pain for 29 Years
Mrs. C. P. Lester of Benton Kentucky credits Colac Pile Pills with ending decades of rectal troubles. She says she used the product as directed and was free of pain within 68 hours, urging others to try it. The ad promises a money back guarantee and details ordering by mail or from local druggists with postage.
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Paing
Indy + ito
Tuton
Colac Chemiseat Co
Brentwood Md
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