State College Students Plan Little International Livestock Show
More than 150 State College students prepare for the Little International Livestock Show at Brookings. Fitting begins January 30 with a two week care and show period. Awards awarded February 11 during Farm at Home week. Clarence Stockland of Wakanda chairs the event with a list of booth chairmen in animal husbandry, dairy, agronomy, engineering, meats, economics, entomology, veterinary science, horticulture, and more. Judges to be drawn from faculty and guests.
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Brookings
State College
Ag Club
Earl Harriss
Diller
Reb
Lea Wilson
Hazel Run
Minn
Clark Truestad
Volga
Clarence Stockland
Wakanda
Garret Helleman
Beringfield
Roy Rochr
Britton
Howerd Mangauson
Ward Henden
Howard
Jesse Fridley
Conde
James McGibnes
Pierre
Paul Jones
de Smet
Harold Rott
Garretson
Harry Leonhardt
Amd
Retiring Lodge Head Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Lake Preston
Mrs. Bell Cole, retiring officer of the H. N. thapter, Lake Preston, hosted a bridge luncheon with red and white décor. Toasts honored by Mattie Lawler Mae Keith Mabel Scarpeder and Amy Tower. Dororthy Smith won high score and Into Steceter low. Twenty one guests attended and presented a gift to Mrs Cole.
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Lake Preston
Jan
Bell Cole
H. N. Thapter
Fayers
Mrs. Cole
Mattie Lawler
Mae Keith
Mabel Scarpeder
Amy Tower
Bridge
Lake Preston Juniors Elect Semester Officers
Lake Preston high school juniors elected Mildred Berdahl as head of officers for the second semester. Frances Marquardt was named vice president, Orpha Rodovelt secretary, Roy Kopperud treasurer, with Vivian Rice as faculty adviser. Berdahl becomes general chairman of arrangements for the junior senior banquet.
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Lake Preston
Specia
Flake Preston High School
Mildred Budahl
Frances Marquardt
Orpha Rodovelt
Roy Kopperud
Vivian Rice
Mildred Berdahl
Woonsocket Masons Hold Dancing Party in January
In Woonsocket on Monday evening the January committee of the Masonic Court hosted a dance and card party with Johnson's orchestra from Mitchell providing music for about 40 couples. Those who did not dance played bridge while lunch was served at 11 30. A separate brief notes a child born to Mr and Mrs Virgil Walls in Esmond.
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Woonsocket Masons
Woonsocket
Hiad
A. Ball Johnson
Mitchell
Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a safe method to lose fat and gain vitality. It promises weight loss of up to 25 pounds, improved mind clarity, and increased activity, urging daily morning doses and weight checks over four weeks with a money back guarantee. Sold at Longstar Drug Co and Perriton's drug stores.
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Longstar Drug Co
Lake Preston High Students Edit Mimeographed Paper
Lake Preston High School students edit a mimeographed school newspaper and race to press. Editors in chief Fern Rich and Esther Matson lead a staff including Kenneth Davis athletics Josephine Bates music Mildred Repperud grades senior reporters Warren Maxam Dorothy Maxam junior reporters Eleanor Comison Roy Repperud sophomore reporters Merle Seip Gladys Erie Sylvan Isaacson Louis Bamberger Dorothy Bentlex Dorothy Alseth Eldort McDonald Lyeitle Patterson and Superintendent Coul sor as faculty adviser.
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Lake Preston
Staf
Fern Rich
Esther Matson
Kenneth Davis
Josephine Bates
Mildred Repperud
Warren
Dorothy Maxam
Eleanor Comison
Roy Repperud
Merle Seip
Gladys Erie
Sylvan Isaacson
Louis Bamberger
Dorothy Bentlex
Dorothy Alseth
Eldort McDonald
Lyeitle Patterson
Coulsor
New Cream Station Opens At Wessington
WESSINGTON. Jan 28 Special C J House independent cream buyer of Wessington opened a business in the Laduter building on the east side formerly Guy Mullin s produce house. House resigned from the Flittle creamery in December and now buys hides furs and offers dairy items at his new establishment.
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Wessington Wessington
C. J. House
Wessington
Laduter
Guy Mulliun
House
Flittle Creamery
Ides Artd
Winter Sports Draw Crowds At Wessington
Snow covered hills near Wessington hosted ski jumping and tobogganing as about 16 men, women, and children took part on Sunday. Three tobograns, several hand sleds, and many skis were in use amid light winter recreation.
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Wessington Wessington
Wessington
Sioux Falls College to Host Ex tempore Speaking Contests
Sioux Falls college will stage extempore speaking and oratorical contests February 12 in Jorden hall chapel under Prof. Arthur Gray. Winners join a team of forensic stars traveling to Tulsa, Oklahoma for Pi Kappa Delta regional events and will also represent the college at South Dakota forensic contests in the spring.
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Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Jorden Hall
Arthur Gray
Tulsa
Okla
South Dakota
Copy Is Prepared For S F College Yearbook
Sioux Falls February report states that The Sioux Brave yearbook copy is nearing completion and will go to press within weeks under Miss Margaret Geegh with Eugene West supervising art. The book will feature more colors and align with the college expansion, endowment drive, and collaborations with three other schools while keeping secret the student election winners and most popular professor.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Sioux Brave
Sioux Falls College
Margaret Geegh
The
Brave
Eugene West
Sioux Falls Recital by Mme Florace Chambers February 11
Mme Florace Chambers, Warsaw trained pianist now heading Sioux Falls college music, will give a recital February 11 at the college coliseum at the request of local women’s clubs. She has appeared in Paris, London, New York and across Europe and North America, holding ties with Toronto, Warsaw and Paris music bodies.
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IS. F. C
Bioux Falls
Mme
Florace Chembers
Warsaw
Poland
Sioux Falls College
Poausic
Coliiseum
Sioux Falls
Mme. Chambers
Warsa
Michelowski
Paderewski
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
London
New York
Europe
British Isles
Canada
United States
Toronto
Chambers
Toronto Conservatory of Music
Royal Academy of Paris
Warsaw Conservatory of Music
Warsaw Symphony Orchestra
Swiat
Symphony Orchestra
Italy
Continent
History Club
Women Recovering From Car Injuries in Wessington
Mrs. Hoyt Nicholas and Mrs. Fred Sparks of Wessington are recovering from numerous cuts and bruises after a last week auto accident. They were returning from a Lemke home party when their car collided with another. Sparks’ car was a total wreck, while Bir Finney of Sioux Falls, the other driver, was uninjured.
Howard Hardware Seeks Site Move After Purchase
Howard city proprietor La Koehn, owner of Koehn Hardware, bought the west side pool hall building from the Dempewolf estate. He plans extensive alterations and to move his hardware business into the building in the near future.
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Howard
la Koehn
Koehn
Dempewolf
Moenck retires. California Fruit store sold to Arlington man
Otto Moenck, longtime Howard merchant, sells California Fruit to A J Murray of Arlington who plans to remodel and reopen as a restaurant. Murray has operated in Arlington nine years, formerly Parker and Madison. Moenck will pursue other plans. Fireman's ball entertains Howard crowd with volunteer group and strong equipment.
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Otto Moenck
Howard Howard
Ole Moenck
California
A. J. Murray
Arlington
Murray
I Parker and Madison
Moenck
Howard Fire Company
Bridge Club Hosts Esmond Pair on Wednesday
Mr and Mrs J Walter entertained the Bid Or By bridge club Wednesday in a meeting at Esmond venue on January 28 with guests from the local community and club members.
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Bridge Club
Esmond
J. Walter
Duncan Marshall to speak at Farm and Home Week
Duncan Marshall of Ontario, a renowned Canadian agricultural authority, will address Farm and Home Week at State College February 9 to 13. He has addressed more U S farm meetings than any other Canadian, led Alberta as minister of agriculture, and promoted grading, creamery purchases, and agricultural education.
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Brookings
United States
Duncan Marshall
Toronto
Ontazrio
State College
Alberta
Marshall
Remedies for the ill of our ink enterprise discussed
An authoritative figure outlines remedies for the ink business woes and schedules talks. He will speak Wednesday afternoon at 2:30, and Thursday at 2 o'clock, plus a KEDY radio appearance at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday on 559 kilocycles.
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Inkm
KEDY
Six Saunders Family Claimed World’s Largest Line of News People
Dell Rapids Jan 22 The Sanders family boasts six sons in newspapers with long careers. Ben Sanders first led, then W W Sanders edited and published the Dell Rapids Tribune for nearly six decades. J G Sanders edits the Daily Record Herald in Wausau Wisconsin, his wife and daughter assist. TE Sanders edits the Sioux Valley News in Canton. Two deceased brothers ran papers in Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. G E N Sanders of Brownville Nebraska also worked in newspapers. Two nephews run Garrettson News and assist AP in Cleveland and New York, with another in Springheld Missouri.
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Sixta
Dell Rafids
Thomas Sanders
Ben Saunders
W. W
Dell Rapids Tribune
J. G. Sanders
Daily Record- Herald
Wausau
Wis
TE. Sanders
Sioux Valley News
Canton
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
G. E. N. Sanders
Brownville
Nek
William F
John P. Sanders
Garretson News
Garretson, S D
Associated Press
Cleveland
New York City
Springheld, Mo
Dr Seymour Speaks To Northern Faculty Club
Dr A H Seymour vice president of Northern Normal and veteran South Dakota educator was the principal speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Faculty View's club at the college. He spoke on South Dakota history and its relevance to problems facing citizens today.
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Seymour
Northern
Aberdeen
A H. Seymour
Northern Normal
South Dakota Educa
Tor
Wiew’s Club
South Dakota
Holiness Meeting Attended by Local Women
Mrs. Ww. ML Redfield with Miss Mable Parmenter and Pearl Young attended a holiness convention at Clark. The Rev. Morris Gordon delivered the message and Mrs. Jennie Colelezer accompanied them home.
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Esmond
ML Redfield
Mable Parmenter
Pearl Young
Clark
Morris Gordon
Jennie Colelezer
Army Nurse To Give Talk At Brookings
Brookings January report profiles Fannie M. Brooks a health specialist nurse with two years Army Nurse Corps service and three years as Mt Sinai assistant superintendent of nurses. She will speak February 9 13 at State college during Farm and Home week and is Illinois registered. Brooks Univ of Illinois graduate teaches Home Care of the Sick and heads Illinois State Nurses association. She will present health talks Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 11 and 2 30 Thursday afternoon.
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Illinois
Mew Fork
University Tilinnis
Chicago
Philadelphia
University of Ulnois
Misa Brooks
Illinois State Nurses’ Association
Miss Brooks
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Hiss
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