Students Attend Medical Meeting
Vermillion Jan 20 Students in the University of South Dakota School of Medicine will attend the thirty seventh annual Sioux Valley Medical Association convention in Sioux City on January 2 and 27 according to Dr J C Ohlmacher director of the State Health laboratory and president of the association. More than 400 physicians will attend with delegations from North Dakota South Dakota Iowa and Minnesota.
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University of South Dakota
Sioux Valley Medical Association
Sioux City
J. C. Oblimacher
State Health Laboratory
oneMell
North Dakota
South Dakota
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohlmacher
Mitchell Ministers Elect New Officers at January Meeting
McManis leads Mitchell ministers as president with Rev. Edill as vice president and Rev. Swensson as secretary. Rev. Culver becomes treasurer. A new constitution sets meetings for the first and third Mondays monthly while aims focus on church growth, evangelism, religious education, morals, relief, and world peace.
Ice Harvest Under Way At Sioux Falls
Crews in Sioux Falls begin the ice harvest with about 300 tons to be stored in the next month. Heavy recent snowfalls slowed operations as 15 inches of snow must be removed from the ice before cutting can start.
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S. F. Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls
Faith Enthusiasts Amid Lake Faith Project Plan
Faith residents welcome a state game and fish commission decision to fund a $7.20 dam creating an artificial lake three miles south. The lake will stretch about 1.5 miles long and up to 1600 feet wide with a depth near 23 feet, fed by a 12 square mile drainage area. plans include trees, cottage plots, bathing beach, golf course, tourist park and airport near a graveled highway. Construction to begin when weather permits, aiming for a lake by next summer.
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Faith
Faite
State Game and Fish Commission
Commissioners Favor Annex Plans for Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls officials approved building permit applications for the new column annex after sketches were presented by architects. The general concept shown in the drawings received approval from the city commission.
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Sioux Falls
Highways Opened After Snow in Mitchell District
Mitchell district now reports all roads cleared of snow after intensive highway work led by W. S. Hannan. Motorists are warned to use extreme caution as icy, treacherous surfaces persist in driving through deep cuts where plows are widening drifts.
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Mitchell
W. 5. Hannan
Hannan
Cavour Woman Surprised on Birthday by Friends
Mrs George Small longtime Beadle County resident was surprised at her Cavour home when 12 women friends gathered in her absence. Born 183% to 1888 she and husband lived on a Lake Byron homestead before moving to Cavour in 1907. Grandma Small known locally for generous hospitality.
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Cavour
George Small
Beadle County
Scogil
Dekots
Lake Byron
Snow removal keeps Bryant sidewalks passable for students
Bryant city council maintains a full snow removal outfit to clear main sidewalks before school time. The effort, started early in the morning, makes commuting to the east side high school easier and is valued by students and citizens alike.
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Bryant Bryant
Bryant
Radio Test Programs Reach 18 States From KUSD Vermillion
Vermillion January reports show KUSD University of South Dakota aired a test program January 4 from 8 00 to 9 00 pm. More than 100 letters and 11 Canadian reports praised clear signals across 18 states including Ohio New York and Texas. Vertis Werk Armour is a college engineering student holding a second class radio operator license. Regular broadcasts continue Monday Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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Vermillion
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Canada
Kidb Smallmding Relatop Werk
Armour
Vert
College of Engineering
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Michigan
Duinois
North Carolina
Nebraska
Connecticut
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Virginia
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Oregon
West
Rhode Island
Texas
One Act Play Shown by USD Alethanai Society
The Flattering Word a one act play by George E Kelley was staged by the Alethanai literary society at the University of South Dakota on Monday night. Cast included Doris Morrissey Vermillion Marguerite Sweeney Mitch Catherine Schueller Canova Marjorie Gunderger Irene Orpha Gran Vermillion Bertha Leafstad Alcester and Evelyn Smith Oacoma.
Cavour Farmer Kicked By Mule in Farm Accident
W R Barton of seven miles southeast of Cavour was kicked in the chest by a mule. No bones were broken but the chest is sore and it will be some time before he can do farm work. Miss Eula Barton of Huron is caring for him.
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Cavour
Cavyour
W. R. Barton
Nile
Eula Barton
Huron
South Dakota Capitol Finely Praised On Pierre Grounds
A historic sketch notes Pierre’s capitol grounds as a gem with a lake and white swans, detailing the 1910 dedication of the capitol and annex, the 295 by 400 foot building, 165 foot dome, and economy in construction using Indiana limestone for upper stories and granite on the lower course. It recalls the 1905 start, 1910 completion, and the current layout with multiple state offices and departments.
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Washington
Pierre
South Dakota
South
Capitol
Missouri
Missouri River
Senate
House
Indiana
Capitol Avenue
Huron
Taxpayers League Organized At Bison
BISON Jan 2. P A Perkins County Taxpayers League has been organized to promote tax equalization and reduction of public expenditures. Charles Settle Meadow is president. By laws require annual executive committee reports on salaries road and bridge construction and other activities.
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Taxpayers’ League
Bison Bison
Perkins County Taxpayers'league
Charles Settle
Meadow
Mykelbust To Head Augustana Students
Mykelbust from Jasper Minnesota was elected president of the Augustana college student association. The junior active in debate and athletics will lead the student body, with Ansel Sonstegaard named vice president and Erling Hellekson chosen editor in chief of the Augustana Mirror.
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Mykelbust
Augustana
Sioux Falls
Helmer Mykelbust
Jasper
Minn
Augustana College
Ansel Sonstegaard
Sissatan
Erling Hellekson
Augustana Mirror
Red Cross Report At Codington Roundup 1992
At the Codington county American Red Cross meeting, roll call chairman A R Ferguson reported 1619.10 raised in Watertown and Codington County during the 1992 roll call. Membership totaled 161 with various subscription levels, and a treasurer was named while a chairman was not elected. A report on swimming and life saving at Lake Kamveska followed.
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Washtown
Ian
Tne
Nusl
Codington County
Ighapter
American Red Cross
A. R. Ferguson
Roll Call
Watertown
Ferguson
Codington
Anna M. Dempster
C. S. Blumhagen
Phyllis C. Wendell Qway
Church Workers to Gather for Conference in Aberdeen
North Dakota church workers from seven counties convene January 22 in Aberdeen for the annual Council of Religious Education conference. George L. Kemper of Aberdeen chairs the regional gathering with emphasis on Sunday school work. Counties include Brown McPherson Day Faulk Edmunds Marshall and North Spink. Citizens in Sturgis will vote in March on a new city auditorium after the Legion hall burned last November, leaving no public meeting space.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Council of Religious
wAia
A. T. Grebel
Salt Dakota
George L. Kemper
Brown
McPherson
Day
Faulk
Edmunds
Marshall
North Spink
Sturgis
American Legion
Aberdeen Watertown favored for northern air route
Col Clarence Mu Young assistant secretary of commerce for aviation says the proposed northern transcontinental air mail route should pass through Aberdeen and Watertown. Other routes would go via Fargo Bismarck and through Minot Devils Lake and Fargo. Aberdeen route would cut 2 minutes lying time from Twin Cities to Spokane and cost about 713700 for construction over 1230 miles.
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Aberdeen
Watertown
Clarence Mu Young
Aviation
Fargo
Bismarck
Minot
Devils Lake
Young
Twin Cities
Spokane
Wash
Postal and Commerce Departments
Sioux Falls Judge Set for $25,000 Auto Injury Suit
Trial of a $25,000 damages suit over an automobile accident near Beresford, more than a year old, is listed for the February circuit court term. Plaintiff Richard Stevens of Sioux Falls alleges loss of an eye and related injuries.
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Sioux Falls
Beresford
Richard Stevens
Sevens
Inwood men face civil suit over 1930 highway crash
The case alleges Swen M. Johnson and John N. Johnson of Inwood drove onto a highway without observing a stop sign and collided with the Stevens car, seeking $5,900 in damages while the Stevens firm claims serious injuries and a counterclaim for the same amount. A jury will hear the case.
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Swen M. Johnson
John N. Johnson
Inwood
Johnsons, Inc
Stevens
Barretts of Wimpole Street discussion at USD Athena Society
The Athena literary society at the University of South Dakota featured a Monday night program discussing The Barretts of Wimpole Street by Florence Olson Beresford. Miss Sarah Lyons, English professor, sponsors the group.
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Flay Vermillion
Barretts of
Wimpole Street
Florence Olson
Beresford
Athena Literary Society
University of South Dakota
Sarah Lyons
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