Refutation of Mitchell Refers to Education Cost Debate
University of South Dakota article rebuts Evening Republican claims on state school consolidation and university costs. It corrects tuition figures, per year operating costs, and the wider issue of education expenses in the state, arguing the public deserves clear cost data and fair comparisons.
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University of South Dekot
Tussdey
Evening Republican
Mitchell
Volante
South Dakota
State University
Republican
North Dakota
University of North Dakota
Institutional Combine
Hayti Drubs Bryant to Keep Clean Slate in Conference
Hayti high school overwhelmed Bryant 27 to 10 to claim their second conference win of the season. Captain Karinen scored thirteen points aided by Eggen with eight. Bryant failed to hit a field goal in the first half, ending 15-3 at intermission.
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Hayti
Bryant
Hayti High School
Bryant High
Karinen
Hiayti
Eggen
Sauder
Jepson
Thomas
Hayts
Harry Jenson
Mitchell Fire Losses Rise in 1930 Figures
Mitchell reports show city fire losses totaling 29,515.17 in 1830 compared with 1929 figures, with eighteen calls in January 1996 and two major losses totaling 162. December was the lightest month of the year.
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Mitchell
Immediate Filing Of Income Tax Reports Demand
A local agency urges residents to file their income tax reports promptly as deadlines approach. Officials warn penalties may apply for late submissions and remind taxpayers to include all required forms and supporting documents.
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Laalle
Black Hills Red Cross Chapter Sets 200 Dollar Fund Gift
The Black Hills Red Cross chapter sent a 200 dollar contribution to the national Red Cross fund after a meeting of officers in Deadwood. Elected were C. Gordon as chairman M K Ogden as secretary H Kubler as treasurer. Directors include W E Adams We Le Emingy A Coburmy-Cocrge Ayres Mrs Mary Xing and Mrs Mary Deyne. The chapter serves Deadwood St Onge Spearfish and Whitewood.
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Black Hills Red Cross
Deadwood
Black Hills
American Red Cross Fund
C. Gordon
KM. Ogden
Cat H. Kubler
W. E Adams
We le Emingy
A. Coburmy-Cocrge
Ayres
Mary Xing
Mary Deyne
Black Hille
St Onge
Spearfish
Whitewood
Groton Tax Payers To Meet Next Week
A mass meeting of Groton tax payers and nearby residents is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Rose room. Local attorney Chas J Lundberg announces the gathering to discuss tax problems, possible tax reductions, shifting of taxes and cutting salaries and expenditures. Public officials across county, city, township and schools are urged to attend to hear taxpayer views.
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Groton
Chas. J. Lundberg
Lundberg
Lamdtergald
County Commission
Rivers and transportation talk at Missouri river hearings
Representatives at Rivex Meetings in Kansas City, Pierre, and Yankton will hear testimony February 3 about river navigation on the Missouri above Sioux City. Kriebs argues river transport lowers farm prices and boosts industries, payrolls, taxes, and state prosperity. Written submissions urged to precede oral statements.
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Rivex
Kansas City
Pierre
Yenkton
Kriebe
Missouri
Sioux City
Ucts
Kriebs
Withhin
Dudley Atkine
Bertie Cis Soe
Analas E Se
War Department
Tri-County Conference to Stage Tournament at Feders
Central Tri county basketball conference votes to hold a February 13 and 14 tournament at Feders with committee members Russel Dodds Fedora Goekin Carthage and M H Hagen Howard elected to run the event Drawing for places set for Monday February 2 Plans include an exhibition girls game between Fedora and another leading girls team on the conference night
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Howard
Feders
Russel Dodds
Fedora
Goekin
Carthage
M. H. Hagen
Alpena Minister to Deliver Radio Prohibition Sermon
Rev J E Washburn will speak Sunday afternoon from 2 to 3 on KGDY Hu ron topic will be the eighteenth amendment observance marks the eleventh anniversary of prohibition with music by the Logen church young peoples choir Washburn has frequenten spoken on prohibition in nearby towns recently.
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Alpena
Abra
Shan Mik
Sprciall
J. E. Washburn
KGDY
Huron
Young Peoples Choir
Logen
Clark
Washburn
Beadle Girl Tours Brookings Junior Shot Course
Lois Murray of Beadle County reports gratitude for a free trip to Brookings for the Junior Shot Course. She enjoyed the classes and evening entertainments, noting it was their first visit but hopes to return. The report also notes new Yale high school courses in commercial law and civics for the second semester.
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Beadle
Brookings
Huron
Yale Yale
Yale
Students Eligible For Scholastic Fraternity
MITCHELL Jan 2 lists eligible students for membership in Pi Gamma Mu the national social science honor fraternity based on high scholastic rank in social science departments. Criteria include completion of six majors with a minor in one department and a minimum average of B in social science work. Names listed include Asha Goldsmith Gladysanes Cresberd Desald Vesey Whit ney of Huron.
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Mitchell
Pi Gamma-Mu
Gamma Mu
Asha Goldsmith
Highmore
Gladysanes
Alpena
John Potter
Cresberd
Desald Vesey
Wersington
Springs Whitney
Huron
Freus at Conference in Indianapolis This Week
Jonnes reports Augustana attending the convention of the Association of American Colleges at the conference in Indianapolis this week.
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Freus
Dianapolis
Jonnes
Association of American Collegee
Wessington Club Meets for Afternoon Discussion
The Wessington Club holds a meeting today to discuss upcoming topics scheduled for the afternoon session. Members are advised to attend for the agenda and any new proposals.
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Wessington Club
Mibjecia
Buffalo Gap Child Injury at Cistern
Buffalo Gap reports an unusual accident as a child fell into a cistern at Lame Johnny on January 21. Rescue efforts involved local residents and officials as the incident prompted emergency response and medical evaluation.
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Buffalo Gap
Cistern Water Depth Diminished in Obscure Report
A fragment notes the cistern normally held a deep water supply but was described as being in poor condition and unable to provide its usual depth, with unclear details about the cause or date.
Creamery Plans Continue At Madison Meeting
The Madison cooperative creamery project moves forward as the board of directors, appointed to pursue plans, met with township representatives to discuss progress on the drive. Reports highlighted ongoing community support and steps toward establishing the creamery.
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Madison Madison
Madison
Farmers Continue Interviews on Catia in Township
In a proceeding described as a showy yet conventional session, township representatives planned ongoing talks with farmers regarding catia. The event was part of a broader community effort, with participation noted as forthcoming interviews and a focus on agricultural concerns.
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Catia
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