U Argues Face Difficult Schedule at South Dakota
Vermillion Jan 15 Heated debates mark the varsity program at the University of South Dakota with 21 students, 12 men and 9 women, on the roster. Coach Dallas C. Dickey has expanded the schedule, planning eastern trips to Indiana and Michigan and southern stops including Arkansas and Missouri, plus home debates against several state and regional colleges.
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University of South Dakota
Dallas C. Dickey
Isle Kilpatrick
Sioux Falls
Harriet Warmer
Gregory
Dakota Fallen
Lois Muliten
Presko
Edna Swenson
Yvermillion
Helen Blankenburg
Fedora
Katherine Potter
Pierre
Eldora Rempfer
Parkston
Mary Huyck
Dickey
University of Indiana
University of Arkansas
University of Michigan
Iowa State College
Northwestern University
Purdue
Manchester College
University of Nebraska
William Jewell College
Liberty
University of Migour
South Dakota
St. Louis
Plana
Colorado
Kansas
Augustana College
Sioux Pals
Eastern State Normal
State
Af Brookings
Sieike
Nebrake Wesleyan
Webresks
Grinnell College
Morningside
Yankton
State College At
Brookings
Drake University
Elk Point High School
Neth
Dakota Agricultural College
Vermislion High School
Watertown Man Receives Bronze Medal at Air Show
Watertown resident Clorden Maey received a bronze medal award for his part in national air races held in Chicago last summer. After a brief stay at home, he chose to re-enlist for another term.
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Watertown Man
Air Show
Watertown
Clorden Maey
Chicago
Born
No Decrease Seen In Sheep Feeding
Spearfish farm reports no drop in sheep feeding in the valley last year. Some flocks shipped out earlier this year due to good condition and to avoid higher feed costs. Beet pulp use rises as dairy cattle ration includes cheaper base feed. hauling from the factory remains the largest expense, yet overall feeding costs are easing.
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Costa Dean
Seek Retention Of Four Year Courses In Black Hills
Four Spearfish and nearby cities Rapid City Lead Deadwood pledge support to keep four year college courses. Committees formed to map action after a court ruling found the state board of regents overstepped in allowing Spearfish to grant degrees. Madison discussses Eastern Normal case before legislature. one of three normal schools cited in supreme court decision.
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Spearfish
Black Hille
Rapid City
Lead
Deadwood
Warceme
Board of Regents
Southern School
Springfield
Eastern Normal
Madison
Madison School
State Normal
Supreme Court
State Board of Regents
Farm Schools Spark Farmer Interest in Chester Event
Madison reports a strong interest in the Chester farm school aimed at solving next year's agricultural problems. The program, held evenings, operates under high school agricultural departments with W. P. Beard directing state cooperation and federal vocational education support as part of ten statewide communities.
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Madison
Chester
W. P. Beard
Pierre
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Black Hills Scout Area Council Buys 16 Board Seats
Rapid City report on the first annual Black Hills Boy Scout area council meeting set for January 19 outlines the selection of 16 new executive board members. Discussion topics include post year activities and 1871 plans. The office of S. C. Bakken reports 112 troops enrolled, up 15 from last year.
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Scout Executive Board
Rapid City
Black Hills
Webster Grain Traffic Soars At Milwaukee Depot
Webster reports a sharp rise in shipments with 1388 total business at the Milwaukee depot totaling 275,053.38 dollars. Station Agent B C Burns notes about half of freight moved by rail, while weather and price drops reduce grain shipments.
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Webster Webster
B.C. Burns Webster
Apite Cf
Milwaukee
Protest Over Engineering School Move At State College
A protest was voiced as the Cooperative Wool Growers of South Dakota executive committee opposed moving the engineering department to another state. The committee urged extending agricultural extension services to all farmers and forming stronger farm organizations. Members include J. H. Lemmon, H. W. Clarkson, G. P. Allen, W. H. Holsher, and R. K. Dalley.
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Lemmon
South Dakota
Cooperative Wool Growers of
Agriculura
J. H. Lemmon
HW. Clarkson
Buffalo
G. P. Allen
W. H. Holsher
Weerta
RK. Dalley
Flandres
Fragmentary note on local fuel use and roadways
Text appears as a damaged OCR fragment describing Joe Creek residents using hay for fuel with straw sheds for stock. Mentions bass and weather or sky conditions, roads or highways, and replacing old oxen with new tracks or mobility. Details are unclear and not coherent.
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Joe Creek
Stage Dry Raids In amworth h Part Of State lan
Stage dry raids in Amworth part of state land after weeks. Ree see Tae tales of Dey.
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State Lan
Problems Facing South Dakota Road Commission Faces Funding Pressures
Problems demanding immediate attention confront South Dakota's new highway commission under Governor Green as it uses a $1,237,973 federal emergency fund. Revenue sources from motor fuel, vehicle, and bus taxes could push 1931 highway funds toward $9 million with federal matches. New appointees Brooke Howell Verne Rayburn and C T Bates join the board as plans move toward early construction and farm-to-farm road emphasis. In Aberdeen, twenty students enroll in women's life waving classes at Northern Normal led by Gladys Scott.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Highway Commission
Green
Highway Department
Commission
Brooke Howell
Frederick
W. T. Clark
Huron
Verne Rayburn
Hur[tey
J.H. Johnson
Beresford
Fother
C. T. Bates
Stanford
Bad Checks Lead To Most Arrests In Jerauld County
Retiring States Attorney Alden Cutler released a year end report showing 137 arrests in Jerauld County. Bad checks topped the list with 42 arrests, motor vehicle violations counted 28, and 27 people faced charges under the national prohibition laws. Three circuit court cases were tried with two guilty and one acquitted, six dismissed for insufficient evidence. Ninety five defendants pleaded guilty and received fines or confinement.
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Alden Cutler
Moodie Joins Brokerage Firm After State Treasurership
Pierre January 15 moodie former state treasurer has joined A G Becker and company security brokers in Chicago and will base at Minneapolis after several weeks Driscoll who was state treasurer before moodie also joined the same firm with headquarters in Minneapolis
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A. J. Moodie
Pierre
Chicago
A. G. Becker
Minneapolis
A. L. Driscoll
Mr. Moodie
Homemaking To Come Into Own at State College
Brookings reports Farm and Home week at South Dakota State College will honor two South Dakota women as Master Farm Homemakers February 17-21. The award, conferred by the Farmer's Wife with the extension service, honors rural women statewide and extends to all farm women via nominations, questionnaires, and home visits, with 320 nationwide already recognized.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Farmer's Wife
National Farm Women's Magazine
St. Paul
Minn
Agricultural Extension Service
University
Pimples Cleared After Ten Years with Cuticura
Harry Andrewe of 135 West Washington Street Chicago says a decade of pimples vanished after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He notes immediate relief and full healing after two boxes, with endorsement from Cuticura Laboratory.
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Harry Andrewe
Washington Se
Chicago
Caticara Laboratorina
Mision
Portraits to hang for six SD women in college hall
Friday afternoon in February portraits of the womis on will be hung in the agricultural hall of fame at the college, to seize portraits of the six South Dakota women previously honored.
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College
Womison
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Seiz
South Dakota
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Aberdeen
Kenneth Waddell
Webster
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