Normal Heads And Steele To Defend Four Year Course
A delegation of four presidents and N E Steele of Spearfish and Springfield normal schools was authorized to defend the four year teacher training system. They warned that ending the four year program would push students to Aberdeen University Greeley Wayne Cedar Falls and other out of state schools, increasing costs and strain on facilities.
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Steele
Nmen
N. E. Steele
South Dakota
Springfield
Spearfish
C. G. Lawrene
Seringto
C. Mighie
Madeem
E. C.woodburn
State Board of Regents
Eco
Jean
Aberdeen
University
Greeley
Wayne
Cedar Falls
Mankato
Moorhead
North Dakota
Aberdeen Norreal
Iowa
Seal Sales Gain In Five Counties
Five county seal sales show gains over last year with Grant county leading among the counties, and totals reaching $242 in one record. Officials listed include Congrave of Watertown, Mrs W Meihus of Val?ntine, Neb, Elizabeth Trimie of Kennebec, James D Collison of Milbank, and Rev 3.A. McHury of Winner as those in charge. Indications from Mr Cam suggest several counties will exceed last year’s figures.
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Tripp Fae
Todd County
Codragton
Lyman County
Congrave
Watertown
W. Meihus
Valsntine
Neb
Elizabeth Trimie
Kennebec
James D. Collison
Milbank
A. McHury
Winner
Cam
Unclear Weather Note From Local Page
Fragmentary forecast mentions cloudy night and colder Sunday with incomplete place and date references. Weather details are uncertain and do not provide solid locations or exact timing.
Winter Weather Temperatures Logged By Government Bureau
Readable weather note records temperatures from 1am to 4am with readings around 2 above. The fragment cites government weather bureau data and notes afternoon conditions.
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Government Weather Bureau
Judge Gardner Addresses International Mind Talk
Judge A K Gardner spoke on the international mind to a small audience at the Congregational church parlors. He argued mind evolution from family to nation and questioned whether love must stay within borders or extend to all nations, citing Europe’s 289 million people and the need to prevent war through broader global understanding.
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Huron
Congregational Church
A .K. Gardner
Max Royal Gang
J. G. Knabe
Europe
Mexico
California
International
Mpl
Catwee
Mitten
Checks For Red Cross Arrive In Greater Numbers
Special Beadle County reports that donations to the American Red Cross drive have come in from farm women and local churches. A farm woman enclosed one dollar, noting she could give nineteen more when possible. The county and its towns are contributing to the nationwide relief fund for destitute families.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Organization
American Red
Med Crom Relief Fund
Beadle County
Flexibility Criticized In Farm Crop Cost Debate
A speaker criticizes flexibility as a joke in farm crop costs. He notes farmers do not keep dependable costs and that delays to compare prices, such as checking South Africa for corn, let several crops ride past profitable scales.
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South Africa
Question Of Sale Of Concentrates Faces Officiakiom
Washington reports the debate over legalizing sale of grape concentrates used to make wine. The Wickersham committee frames the issue while officials remain silent on federal action. Prohibition chiefs and the attorney general show no plan yet, though materials for home winemaking are produced with federal aid and some products enter circulation.
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Washington
Wickersham
Prohibition
Gerard Mitchell
Justice
Department
Woodcock
Pet Lion Kills Two Year Old Girl at Jungle Show Yard
A pet lion owned by C. Coley at a winter jungle show quarters attacked a visiting two year old girl who had entered the yard. Her sister Sarah aged 15 and brother Harry aged 16 attempted to restrain the animal but were unable to intervene before the child was killed.
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Sarah
Harry
C. Coley
South Dakota Legislature Takes Breather During Recess
South Dakota legislators pause for recess after 18 working days of the 1829 session. 138 bills were introduced in the House and 56 in the Senate. Only the legislative expense bill cleared both houses and was signed by the governor, appropriating 105,400 for salaries and expenses. Five minor measures passed, awaiting conference action. Banking legislation is scarce. Introduction of bills expected to resume after the recess next week.
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House
Ducks Killed By Lead Poisoning on Antalope Lake
Watertown report notes wild ducks died after ingesting shot pellets found in lake muck. Paul G. Edington, chief of the bureau of biology in Washington, confirmed lead pellets present in the carcasses and cited a small amount of lead poisoning as the cause.
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Watertown
Antalope Lake
Clark County
Paul G. Edington
Bureau of Biology
Washington
Rebuttal Testimony in Case Against former Hallerbush Rep
J XE Hall, president of Hollarbush Machine & Parts, testifies in circuit court as rebuttal in a suit against Earl Hall for a little over 1190 dollars. Attorney W C Peterson for the plaintiff outlines accounts of Hall’s sales activities and truck trips to garages.
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J. XE Hall
Hollarbush Machine &Parts Company
Earl Hall
Hall
W. C.peterson
Hended
Western Surety Company
RP. Carlton
Ex Secretary Daisy De Boe Sentenced Awaiting Penalty
Daisy De Boe, ex secretary to film star Clara Bow, was found guilty on one of 35 counts of grand theft and held in jail awaiting sentencing. The jury recommended clemency, with potential penalties of one to two years at San Quentin. A probation petition was planned.
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Los Angeles
Louis
Daley de Boe
Clara Bow
Daisy
Lecienda
Bow
Ikare
Clare
Mise de Boe
Clera
Siffies
Delsy
San Quentin ‘Penitentiary
Nathan Fredman
David Clark
Ora
Clara
Mary A. Everett
Conate
Jane
Doran
Women Victorious in Underwear War
CHICAGO Jan 27 The county board quarrel over infirmary underwear ends with women winning after blindfolded men fail to identify samples. Two bids were submitted with bids split by which underwear type to supply. The women demanded comfortable itchy pairs and controlled the selection process, while the men faltered and retreated.
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Chicago
Fght
League Discusses Women On Juries
A meeting to acquaint voters with the issue of women serving on juries was held yesterday at Mrs. Angie Chaffee’s home in Dakota Avenue. Members of the Beadle County League of Women Voters and others participated in the discussion led by Mrs. Ekd.
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League
Angie Chaffee
Dakota Avenue
Beadle County League of
Women Voters
Mra EK
Baby Buggy Fails To Save A Whiskey Case
In Butler Pennsylvania on January 24 police raided the Ambroski home amid whiskey rumors. Mack Ambroski moved baby carriages as officers entered and found bottles labeled Aquor. The bottles were seized and Ambroski jailed.
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Legger Butler
Mack Ambroski
Ambroski
Mr. Ambroski
Mack
Mr. Ambcoak
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