Warning Against Unlicensed Insurance Firms in South Dakota
Commissioner W J Dawson warns residents about bootleg insurance companies not licensed by the South Dakota Insurance Department. He notes aggressive advertising and traveling unlicensed agents, urges people to demand a license, and says unlicensed firms lack regulatory protection and may lead to fraud or denied relief in courts. Licensed firms are taxed to fund state government.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Dawson
Insurance Department
Davison
Candidates Seek Signatures for May 2 South Dakota Primary
South Dakota candidates begin petition drives for the May 2 primary with more signatures required due to higher last elections. Supreme Court judges Dwight Campbell and H B Rudolph lead the first petitions at the state capital as counties, districts, and the state set mandatory counts based on governor vote shares.
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Gov. Berry
Supreme Court
Myrtle Morrison
Avernor
Liberty Party
Howard To Speak At Farm Home Week
Howard, a Washington AAA official and former Colorado Farmers' Union president, will address State College Farm and Home Week February 6 to 10. He is a noted speaker on farm problems and will discuss retirement lands among other events including livestock shows and an extensive women’s program.
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Howard
Brookings
Tom Howard
AAA
Washington, D. C
State College
Colorado State Farmers’ Union
Middle West
Mc. Howard
South Dakota
KFDY
State Chamber of Commerce
Martsfields Return for Visit to Alpena Family
Dr and Mrs C J Martsfield and son Eugene arrive in Alpena for a few days visit. They are former residents who lived on the Henry Daieske farm southwest of Alpena until about ten years ago with Mrs Martsfield staying at Paul Gambie’s home.
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Asupena
C. J. Martsfield
Eugene Ei
Butte
Alpena
Dakota Wesleyan extemporaneous winner names Wagner Mitchell
Robert Wagner Mitchell of Huron, a Dakota Wesleyan sophomore, won a local extemporaneous contest over nine rivals and will represent the college in the state contest in Aberdeen on February 4. Frank Whitney was second and Franklin Stark third. Judges included Dr Melvin W Hyde, Ralph Dunbar, and George Bohmin.
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Robert Wagner Mitchell
Robert Wagner
Huron
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Wagner
Dakota Wesleyan
Aberdeen
Frank Whitney
Wessington Springs
Franklin Stark
Unityville
Mr. Wagner
Mr. Whitney
Starie
California
Sigurd Rislow
Ortley
Sega Sada
Melvin W. Hyde
Pr. Ralph Dunbar
George V. Bohmin
Poultry Experts To Speak At Farm and Home Week
Four noted poultry authorities Weisner Tully Weaver and Miss Sutter will lead talks during Farm and Home Week at State college February 7 to 10. Topics include inexpensive poultry equipment, improving the flock by better breeding, poultry diseases and prevention, and poultry management practices that bring better results.
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Weisner
Tully
Weaver
Miss Sutter
Brookings
State College
C. J. Weisner
W. ©. Tully
G. S. Weaver
Clara M. Sutter
Middle West
Illustrator To Judge Yearbook Vanity Fair Contest
Henry Raleigh a noted New York City illustrator has been secured by the Coyote staff at the University of South Dakota yearbook for the Vanity Fair beauty contest judge role. Two candidates per sorority and independent group submit photos to a recognized authority on beauty for selection of Miss Vanity Fair and four runners up. Raleigh is a magazine illustrator painter and etcher with ties to the Guild for Free Lance Artists and the Society of illustrators. L. C. Mitchell calls him among America’s foremost contemporary illustrators and suited to judge the contest.
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Vermillion
Henry Raleigh
New York City
Coyote
University of South Dakota
Vanity Fair
Raleigh
Mark Hopkins Academy of Art
San Francisco
Guild For Free Lance Artists
Society Ollustrators
Painter-Gravers of America
L. C. Mitchell
Painting and Allied Arts
The
University
Mr. Raleigh
Society of Iustrators
Convalescing Carpenter Relief Worker Otto Sasze
Otto Sasze, a relief worker and former patient at a Huron hospital, is convalescing nicely at his home north of Carpenter. The brief note is dated January 26 and reports his improving condition.
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Carpenter
Otto Sasze
Huron Hospital
Students Help In State Chemistry Lab In Vermillion
Three graduate students and four advanced students assist part time at the State Chemical laboratory of the University of South Dakota in Vermillion. Director Guy G. Frary notes the program funds support and that assistants gain practical analytical experience that leads to positions in government or industry. Names include Richard Adams, Burton Jordan, Paul Shearer, Robert Leckley, Alvin Schmit, Robert Crowder, Louis Boullios plus others in Conds.
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Vermillion
State Chemical Laboratory
University of South Dakota
Guy G. Frary
State Laboratory
Frary
Mr. Frary
Richard Adams
Burton Jordan
Highmare
Paul Shearer
Tynedall
Robert Leckley
Montrose
Alvin Schmit
Robert Crowder
Elk Points
Louis Boullios
Conds
Dr William J Davidson visits Dakota Wesleyan University
Dr. William J. Davidson of Chicago, assistant secretary of the Educational Institutions Student Loan Fund of the Methodist Board of Education, visited the Dakota Wesleyan university campus in Mitchell from Thursday noon January 25 to Friday noon 26. He spoke to students at chapel and spoke at a Graham hall dinner. Mitchell attendees included Wesleyan faculty and board members. Formerly he taught at Garrett Biblical Institute and was chancellor of Illinois Wesleyan University.
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W. J. Davidson
DWU
Mitchell
William J. Davidson
Chicago
Methodist Board of Education
Dakota Wesleyan University
Davidson
Martchell
Graham Hall
Wesleyan
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Plincis Wesleyan University
Alyoh A. Beecher
Wesleyan School of Music
Ilinois Wesleyan
C. J. Semans
Department of Philosophy and Religion
Dr. Davidson
Garfrett Biblical Institute
Candidates Named For University Honorary Colonel 1934
Eight senior women were chosen as candidates for Honorary Colonel at the University of South Dakota Military Ball. Nominees include Marion Caldwell of Kappa Alpha Theta Sioux Falls Le Verne Williamson Alpha Phi Rapid City Pauline Hunt Pi Beta Phi Rapid City Marjorie Moser Chi Omega Vermillion Marjorie Gunderson Alpha Xi Delta Jene Alpha Larson Delta Delta Delta Alcester Katherine Gale Hilland and Francis Brooks Vermillion. Each sorority and the independent group are represented.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Miss Dakota
Rotc Corps
Marion Caldwell
Kappa Alpha Theta
Sioux Falls
le Verne Williamson
Alpha Phi
Rapid City
Pauline Hunt
Pi Beta Phi
Marjorie Moser
Chi Omega
Marjorie Gunderson
Alpha Xi Delta
Jene
Alpha Larson
Delta Delta Delta
Alcester
Katherine Gale
Hilland
Francis Brooks
Vermilion
Approve Loans On Stored Corn In South Dakota
Federal loans to South Dakota farmers on stored corn total 270,764.55 with 61,699 bushels securing the loans. Sec. of Agriculture C. A. Russell notes 496 loans issued as of Jan. 22 at 45 cents per bushel, listed by county including Hanson Davison McCook Sanborn and Bon Homme with varying amounts. Also: central South Dakota debate tournament set for Feb. 3 in Gettysburg with entrants from several towns. A Raymond girls club meeting with seven girls held at the Driois home for cards and a lunch hosted by Lorraine Driprs.
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Hanson
Davison
McCook
Sanborn
Bon Homme
Raymond
C. C. Driors
Edna Hackbarth
Lorraine Driprs
Wheat Checks Total Three Million For SD Farmers
South Dakota extension officials report three million dollars in wheat production reduction payments paid to farmers across 68 counties. By Jan 20, 50,829 checks totaling 2,743,220 had been issued, with remaining counties receiving portions as irrigation delays in Butte were resolved. The payments cover the 1989 crop and future years, aiming to restore parity with prewar purchasing power. Over 90 percent of local wheat acreage is enrolled, with signed farmers set to receive about 5.41 million pounds of acreage cut in 1934 and an estimated 5.23 million dollars in payments.
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Brookings
South Dakota
State College
Burite
Butte County
Washington
Buth County
Poultry Expert Clara Sutter to Speak at Farm Week
Clara M. Sutter poultry editor of a national farm magazine will appear at State College Brookings during Farm and Home Week to discuss Poultry Man Practices and to participate in home extension programs. A former poultry specialist at Brookings, she runs a large poultry farm and urges practical application of her methods. Farm and Home Week runs Feb. 6 through Feb. 7 with events open to all poultry raisers.
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Brookings
Clara M. Sutter
State College
Miss Sutter
South Dakota
Grookings
Dakota West All-College Dance Tonight in Morrow Gym
Mitchell January 26 Dakota West university hosts an informal all college dance in Morrow gym tonight with Miss Florence Hagmann and Clarion White in charge of arrangements. Dwight Danbury chairs decorations and Miss Mary Richards leads refreshments. Rev Culver Mrs Broadley Young and others named sponsors for the party.
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DWU
Mitchell
Dakota West
Beyan University
Morrow Gymnasium
Florence Magmann
Clarion White
Dwight Danbury
Miller
Chaiman
Mary Richards
Sturgis
Rev Pates Resigns Canova Pastorate
The Rev W Pates resigned the pastorate of the local Congregational church at the close of services last Sunday. He has served since June 1 1930, coming from Centerville. No successor has been chosen yet.
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Pates
Canova
W. Pates
Centerville
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Rudolph
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Gettysburg
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Anne Adams
South Dekota
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Floyd Gibbons
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