University Law Library Needs Funds and Upgrades
A South Dakota report by a special committee urges a minimum 1,5000 for the university law library plus ongoing funding to relieve congestion and update volumes. The panel notes past appropriations were too small and cites required annual and five year spending to maintain American Bar Association and Association of American Law Schools standards. It names Judge A B Bock and others and says the proposal will be presented to the state legislature.
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Vermillion
Jan
South Dakota Ber Association
University Law‘school
A. B. Bock
Leke Andes
James D. Elliott
Sioux Falls
A. H. Orvis
Yankton
A. B. Fairbank
I. A. Churchill
Huron
Arkansas
West Virginia
Wyoming
California
Law Library
Association of American Law Schools
University Law School
Marshall McKusick
Chicago
American Bar Association
University of South Dakota
Brothers in South Dakota Legislature Share Political Lineage
The article notes multiple sets of brothers serving in South Dakota government across early sessions. Andrew Bogue of Turner county sits as a senator while his brother Edward represents Lincoln county. Peter Norbeck and his brother Enoch served together in 1909 1911 with Norbeck later becoming a U.S. senator. Norbeck hailed from Spink county and Enoch from Charles Mix. August Frieberg served as senator from Union county in 1903 with his brother John as a Clay county representative.
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Abbe
Jan Bur
South Dakota
Andrew Bogue
Turner County
Edward
Lincoln County
Peter Norbeck
United States
Enoch
Norbeck
State Senate
House
Spink County
Charles Mix
August Frieberg
Law Building Overrun Calls for New Facilities and Higher Pay
A university committee reports the law building is overrun by non law students, disturbing the law atmosphere. It urges additional buildings to meet needs and relieve the law school. The panel also recommends raises for the law professors and dean, noting salaries lag behind northwest peers.
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Anes
Law
Law School
Northwest
Animals Enjoying Springlike Weather
AGAR Jan 8 Special even the animals realize we are enjoying mild winter. Lee McClendon spied a gopher out running around and killed it one day last week. Rapid City Jan 8 P F C Dad Foster 73 dies. He was Rapid City resident over 50 years and an officer in the National Barbers Union.
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Lee McClendon
Rapid City
F. C
Dad” Foster
Board of
Barber Examiners
National
Barbers’ Union Organization
Gas Oil Found At De Smet Cafe Fire
Deputies from the state fire marshal force and local officials investigated an overnight blaze at the O K Cafe building in De Smet. Fire found to be incendiary origin? Oil and gasoline jugs were found on the first floor and several cans on the second floor. Paddy Cavanaugh operated the cafe housed in a former hotel owned by C L Cummins.
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de Smet
Jan
J. A. Quigs
Stout Falls
CE Tice
Mitchell
O. K
Paddy Cavanaugh
C. L. Cummins
Rudolph Lundborg Hosts House Party in Alpena
Rudolph Lundborg hosted a gathering at his Alpena home on January 8. Progressive rock music accompanied the evening as guests enjoyed a general good time and hunch served. Attendees included Erma Schmidt Bennet Johnson Louise Wales Milo Webber Elsworth Thompson Zether Vensbles Juliette Teveldahl Alfred Meyers Royce Kane Vesta Triplett Myrtle Wissle Lucile Murphy David Evana Elnora Lehr Amelia Neumeyer and Harold Davis.
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Rudolph Lundborg
Party Alpena
Erma Schmidt
Bennet Johnson
Louise Wales
Milo Webber
Elsworth Thompson
Zether Vensbles
Juliette Teveldahl
Alfred Meyers
Royce Kane
Vesta Triplett
Myrtle Wissle
Lucile Murphy
David Evana
Elnora Lehr
Amelia Neumeyer
Harold Davis
Creamery At De Smet Reports Strong 1930 Year
The Farmers Creamery of De Smet reports 241194.6 pounds of butterfat bought for 71722.04 and 260647 pounds of butter produced in 1930. Dividends totaling across two years funded stock purchases. DirectorsCharley Larson re-elected Delos Smith fills term. meeting held Saturday with talk on improving cream grades by G Heebink and discussions with H L Boecker.
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de Smet
Farmers Creamery Company
Sana
Charley Larson
Delos Smith
Louis Sterr
G. Heebink
State College Extension Force
H. L. Boecker
Audit of Brown County Offices Nears Completion
Aberdeen January 3. An audit of Brown County offices paused by legal intervention last fall will be completed under the newly elected county board of supervisors. The move signals continued scrutiny of county operations and financial handling.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Com
County probe challenged by petition overreach claim
The investigation into alleged irregular conduct of county offices, opened by McLaughlin and Noreen auditing firm of Huron, faced a petition asserting the probe was unauthorized. The inquiry will review county officials’ terms in office.
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Mimtoners
McLaughlin, Noreen Company
Auditors
Huron
Odorizing Plant Installed At Lead
Montana-Dakota Power company installed an odorizing plant in Lead the first in the middle west The plant permeates the gas with a strong odor so leaks in gas lines are easily detected As soon as odorizer was turned on all the Lead gas was odorized making it a safety measure
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Lead Lead
Jan
Montana-Dakota Power Company
Middle West
Aew
Sai
Springfield Doctor Rejects Circus Job
Dr. E C Smith of Springfield declined an offer to join Ringling Brothers Circus as company physician in favor of his local practice. He notes circus medicine is more strenuous, keeping a doctor on call night and day. The article also notes a grading contract let near Aberdeen for the Yellowstone Trail with grading to start in spring.
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Springfield
Jan
E. C. Smith
Ringling Brothers Circus
Dy. Smith
Ringling Brothers
Aberdeen
Jan. &P
A. F. Jarvis
Sioux Falls
Firestone
Firestones
Quinney Heads South Dakota Society of Architects and Engineers
Elwin Quinney of Sioux Falls was elected president at the state convention closing session. R. A. Perkins of Sioux Falls was named vice president and H. S. Carter of State College became secretary and treasurer. Society Council appointees include F. C. W. Kuehn of Huron and B. B. Brockett, among others.
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Watertown
Jan
Elwin Quinney
Sioux Falls
South Dakota’ Society of Architects and Engineers
R. A. Perkins
H. S. Carter
State College
F.C. W. Kuehn
Huron
B. B. Brockett
South Dakota Contractors Convene Plans For 1931 Meeting
Vermillion and Rapid City delegates Carl J. Johnson and J Q Kammerman indicated the 1931 convention will be held again in connection with the South Dakota Association of Contractors and the council will determine the next meeting place.
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Carl J. Johnson
Clear
J. Q. Kammerman
Rapid City
South Dakota Association of Contractors
Legion to Lease Building for Ongoing Shows and Dances
The Legion unit has leased the building to LB Lee who will oversee moving pictures and continue the traditional Saturday night dances. Legion management notes efforts to keep the venue and equipment paid for, preserving the long standing community entertainment.
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The
Legion
LB. Lee
Theater Leased By Midland Legion
The Midland American Legion post has erected a theater that, since completion, has been run by its members and is now leased to an outside operator for continued operation and community use.
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Midland Legion Midland
American Legion Post
Gas Prices Fluctuate in Woonsocket Station Sale
Gasoline prices fluctuated this week in Woonsocket with several stations raising to 13.3 cents per gallon early in the week and later reducing back to 17 cents, as stations adjusted to market conditions.
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Woonsocket
Jan
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Ture
Ferndell
Sumatra
Dareus
Costa
Ferndell Food Store
the Fair Store
S.D
Grove
Krummann Service Stores, Inc
Vetae Bernlea
Quinney
State Architects
Osborn
Society
O’coats
Ulster
Part
Osborn Clothing Co
Huron, S. D
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