South Dakota considers basic science licensure bill
Introduced in this session likely this week, the basic science measure would create a state board of examiners to test applicants for licenses to practice the healing arts. Endorsed by the State Medical Association, the bill aims to curb untrained quacks and imposters while reflecting conditions in South Dakota. The five-member board would include physicians and scientists, with governor appointment. Opinions on the bill vary among legislators and medical groups.
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Pierre
DIN Witch
South Dakota
State Medical Association
Usual surplus of labor seen in South Dakota cities
The U S employment service reports no excess labor beyond the usual for this season in South Dakota cities. Outdoor construction slowed with cold weather, but winter hiring is more open than normal. Meat packing plants and biscuit factories increased forces in Sioux Falls, while farm help demand remains fair and railroad work shows minor shifts.
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Minneapolis
Jin
South Dakota
Itichard T. Jones
U. S. Employment Service
West North-Central Assetrict
Hesse
Howrer
Christaes
Sioux Falls
Ratiroold
Haran
Boundary Markers Repair Proposed Between States
Jan 13 FIERNE Nebraska surveyor E Simmons reports South Dakota boundary markers at half mile intervals need repair. Nebraska plans a full boundary survey to erect substantial markers. South Dakota yet to reach agreement. Several markers are not properly placed or have been rubbed out in the western boundary area.
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Fierne
Terkera
South Dakota
Webenska
Gladys Pyle
E. €. Simmons
Nebraska
Pyte
South Dakota Assembly
Simmons
Increase in Auto Licenses Reported for January 15
PURARE Jan 13 An increase in motor vehicle registrations over a year ago was reported by Andrew Marvick director of the state motor vehicles department. A total of 31 767 vehicles were registered by Jan 15, including 28 793 automobiles and 1 964 trucks. The 1928 figures on January 15 totaled 25 068 with 20 582 automobiles and 2 486 trucks. Weather and early January conditions contributed to the rise.
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Purare
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Andrew Marvick
Department
War on Unlicensed Dogs Begins in Redfield
Redfield officials led by Mayor Marty Jaynes and the city council have launched a campaign to eradicate stray dogs. Chief James Finnerty and sworn officers will enforce the 1929 offensive against unlicensed dogs, aiming for a peaceful year for cats, garden growers, and flower raisers.
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Redfield
Polied
James
Finnerty
Land collection totals reported for December 31 1923
Public lands quarterly collections total 93 822 96 for the department of school and public lands. Commissioner Engstrom explained 47 937 13 goes to the permanent fund for county loans, 38 886 75 to the income fund for common schools, 6 947 51 to state institutions and 57 60 to the general fund. Income sources include interest on contracts 1 278 38 grazing leases 10 132 42 oil leases 450 00 timber and coal 4 916 21 totaling 15 057 54 and 6 327 21 15 057 54 total.
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C. . J. Engstrom
Engstrom
Rebekards I O O F Installs Officers Amid Cold Weather
A large number attended the meeting despite the cold as Rebekards I O O F held installation of officers with James Soir and Mrs George Kellicot named as officers. The event listed numerous past grands nobles and officers including F 5 Johnson Mrs D H Barnes L L Potter Mrs Max Eckman and others. a sniper was served after the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James” Soir
George Kellicot
Johnson
D.H. Barnes
L. L. Potter
Max Eckman
Pret Geilerman
Elizabeth Cahil
George Thellicat
Max “Eckman
Max Eckwien
Winn Johnson
Walter Hames
Mrs. Dahl
Milt Newman
Mamie Huhn
William Haigh
Mable Webb
D. B
Barnes
Mrs. Frederickson
Claud Blair
Wuene
D. W. Dithi
G. A. Bloodgood
Mira
Edwards
F.J. Johnson
J. A.haigh
James ‘Blair
Florence Gellerman
South Dakotas House Praises Local Apple Grower
In Pierreh South Dakota the House unanimously thanked John Roberts for apples from his Hot Springs farm. Crates of Wealthy apples were sent to legislators, pages distributed three to desks, and Roberts spoke on fruit cultivation in the Black Hills without irrigation, urging state agricultural development.
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Pierhe
John Roberts
Hot Springs
South
Dakota
Roberts
Black Hills
Mr.Roberte
Huron Cadets Receive R O T C Promotions at SD State
BROOKINGS Jan 18 Promotion to first lieutenant announced for 10 students in the ROTC training at South Dakota State College by Lieut. Edmund R R Shegart of the college military department. Cadets named include Roy Abrahamson Roland Nell Harold Lee Jerald Kotas Fabian Deachner Oscar Myre Kenneth Nelson Virgil Hasche Jaz Neil Beatty Guy Lei and others as under sergeant appointments Clarence Stockland Norman Linda and Benjamin Relfel listed among the noncommissioned ranks.
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Huron
Brookings
South Dakota ‘Biate ‘College
Edmund RR. Shegart
Miliary
Sho Med
Heutenants
Roy Abrahamson
Midland
Roland ‘Nell
Big Stone City
Harold Lee
Jerald Kotas
Fabian Deachner
Ipswich
Oscar ‘Myre
Kenneth Nelson
Trent
Virgil Hasche
Rock Rapida
Jaz Neil Beatty
Elrod
Guy Lei
Heron
Clarence Stockland
Wakanda
Norman Linda
Piesa
N.D
Benjamin Relfel
Parmelee
Protective Service to Start Soon by Woonsocket Legion
Woonsocket American Legion announces plans to launch a protective service program. The post will issue certificates or cards to each subscriber, with a $500 reward offered for information leading to a solution. Local officials and Legion leaders emphasize community safety and rapid deployment.
Cattle Feeding Increases in South Dakota in 1923
South Dakota farmers feed more cattle this year than last, per USDA and state extensions. About 15% more cattle on feed January 1, with Nebraska and South Dakota leading growth. market-ready head about 45,000 fewer than last year. Feeder movements into the corn belt up 12% for July-December, 1923 vs 1927, though November-December show a sharp drop. Fewer changes in average weight. more cattle may be marketed before April 1 due to better corn, higher-priced stock, and market timing.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Yast
United States Department of Agriculture
State College Extension
Department of Farm
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Si- Nebraska
South Bairn
Stern
California
Montana
FY Scluiatitt
zColege
Fire Department to Hold Annual Dance
Fire Department plans its masquerade ball tonight at the hall with Whitie's Red Jackets providing music. Prizes include $5 for best couple, $2.50 for best dressed gentleman and lady, and $1 each for the most comic pair.
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Wolsey
Jat
Winiapcomey
Sok Wolacy
Whitie
Doctor's Care Argonne March 18 Special
Tony Kuble, former state 4-H health champion, returned home from Quintehell after mastoid surgery and is staying in Carthage to be under Dr Bunan's care.
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Argonne
Jan
Tony Kuble
Qiltehell
Carthage
Bunan
Mrs Nellis Miller Gains Twenty Six Pounds on Sargon
Mrs Nellis Miller of 407 North Main Street Memphis Tennessee reports rapid health improvement after taking Sargon. She weighed ninety pounds before and now weighs one hundred sixteen, saying her stomach pains, constipation, nervousness, and poor sleep vanished within days.
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Mra. Nellis Miller
N. Main St
Memphis
Tenn
Mra. Miller
Sargon
Environment’s impact on child mind debated in Sioux Falls
W H Batson of the University of South Dakota told the History club at City temple that foster home conditions can alter a child’s potential, asserting environment can produce greater intellectual and moral changes than heredity. He noted unrelated foster children often show more change in intellect within the same home, while related foster children resemble their adoptive setting more.
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W. H. Batson
School of Education
University of South ,Dakota
History Club of
Sioux Falls
Dr. Batson
Walworth County Auditor Hagen Leads State Treasurer Candidacy
Jan 18 report notes Walworth county auditor August F. Hagen may be first candidate for a state office in the next election. Hagen announced as Republican nominating candidate for state treasurer in the 1930 primary, with backing from E. B. Noteboom, editor of the Walworth County Record. Also, special item: Rebekah Judge held a public card party in Odd Fellows hall with five hundred in play.
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Selby
F. Hagen
Walworth
Odd Fellowes Hall
Fred
Methodist Ladies Aid Plans Timmage Ship Sale
Jan 37 reports the Methodist Ladies Aid planning a Timmage ship sale with an early date and a serving of supper. The item highlights a church fundraising event organized by the ladies.
Representatives to S. D. Congress Named
Committees of three members from both chambers will represent the twenty first legislature at the Greater South Dakota congress in Rapid City January 22 25. Senators named by President Coyne include A Bolland Pennington George H Taecker Cogingtons and Harold W King Marshall. House committee selections by Speaker Loucks include Walter F E Hatley Pennington George W Aytes Lawrence and T B Hayes Perkins.
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S. D
Pierra
Senate
House
South Dakota
Rapid City
Presnant Coyne
A. Boland
Pennington
George H. Taecker
Cogingtos
Harold W. King
Marsnall
Loucks
Walter FE. Hatley
George W. Aytes
Lawrence
T. B. Hayes
Perkins
County Treasurer Eyes Last Minute Auto License Rush
WOONSOCKET January 18 Special A last minute rush is expected again this year as the county treasurer sees near the deadline for auto licenses. So far in the count 515 auto licenses and 156 truck plates have been issued.
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Woonsocket
Freezes Hand Wolfsey After Gas Spill Accident
Mike Christopher recovering from a kitchen accident after spilling gasoline while refueling his car to take his children to school. His hand froze due to the spill, hindering mobility and prompting medical attention. Epworth League to sponsor Traveling Library from State Library Commission in Pierre. Public visit at M EB parsonage. Benalie steering committee for 1429 session named in caucus includes Gunderson Trygstad Sknous Stokes Fetner Mellette Bennet King Howell. Shrine parade and ceremonial train planned for Pierre February 26 by J P Erickson head of Capital City Shrine club. Aberdeen delegation carries band patrol paraphernalia and will travel on a special train.
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Wolsey
Mike Christopher
Conde
Epworth League
State Library Commission
Pierre
M. EB. Parsonage
Benaie
Gunderson
Clay
Trygatad
Brookings
Sknous
Lawrence
Butte
Stokes
Minnehaha
Fetcner
Tripp
Melfette
Bennet
King
Marshall
Land Howell
Brown
Velduz Shrine of
Aberdeen
J. P. Erickson
Capital City
Shrine Club
Mr. Erickson
Commemoration of Prohibition in Alpena Meeting
The Virgil W. C. T. U. marked the prohibition anniversary at Mrs. Oscar Lundborgs home. A temperance lesson was presented.
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Prohibition Alpena
Virgil W. C. T. U
Oscar Lundborg
Hog Carcass Contest Featured at Farmers Week
BROOKINGS. Jan 18 A hog carcass contest will be a feature of Farmers week February 4 9 at South Dakota State college announced by F U Fenn of the animal husbandry department. Hogs entered will be shown on February 5 judged by packet buyers commission men and farmers then slaughtered and dressed by students in the farm meats courts and the carcases displayed Friday and scored by a meat specialist prizes and ribbons will be awarded the winners.
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Brookings
Farmers Week
South Dakota State College
F. Ufenn
Animal Husbandry Department
State College
Fenn
Fe Notification for February 6 Contest Entries
notice to farmers and associated dealers to submit entries by Tuesday morning February 6. The contest is open to all farmers and bag sellers with details to be delivered to the college.
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Rebekards
Nature
A. M. Urquhart Ford Sales and Service
Vicks
Vick Laboratories
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