Yankton Debaters Resume Schedule With Major Contests
Yankton College debaters restart a busy schedule after a December layoff. They travel to Wakonda to face Augustana in a mixed men and women format and host Morningside in three debates including a split team. Debaters named include Lang, Cheney, and Reiger among many from across the region.
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Yankton
Yenktem
Southern Normal
Sioux
Falla Caiege
Yankton College
Augustans
Morningsde
Wakonda
Wayne
Nicholas
Hee Heights
Theo
Liddel Bloomfield
Meb
Julia McFarland
Rapid City
Hazel Colling
Martin Mischke
Crofton
Neb
Tremaine Robinson
Mitchell
William Leng
Tyndall
Felmar Wolkow
Erwiny Devore Cheney
Wolsey
William Sattler
Howard Schmitt
Chamberlain
Waldermar Weverstad
Dorothy Neubeauer
Eugene Snoxell
Sioux Falle
Vivien Halverson
Richard Reiger
Hebron
N. C
H. &. Curry
Augustana
Wakonda High School
Morningside
Dakota Wesleyan
Weber College
Ogden
Utah
State College
Huron College
Huron
Pi Kappa Delta
Sioux City
Royal Neighbors Initiate New Officers at January Meeting
At the last regular Royal Neighbors gathering two candidates were initiated. District deputy Myrtle Barens of Water town presided and installed officers for the year with ceremonial marshal Winifred Mulcrome assisting. Seated officers included Oracle Marcella Gerhardt and others such as Mabel Graham, Fanny Merbach, and Josephine Clemons. A lunch followed the ceremonies.
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Raymond R
Mabel Graham
Fanny Merbach
Josephine Clemons
Myrtle Olson
Mamie Hink
Rona Cripps
Inner Sentinel
Mary Baker
Outer Sentinel
Susan Gerhardt
Rosy Hink
Esther Johnson
Fall On Register Burns Boy's Leg
Ruecell Stoner missed a week of school after suffering a burn to his leg when he fell on a hot furnace register during a basketball game between Manchester and Iroquois Juniors. He has required daily doctor visits and is expected to return Monday.
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Ruecell Stoner
Manchester
Iroquois
Ruecell
Hunter kills 18 coyotes in Big Bend region
Tom Turner the state trapper operating near the government station in Pocket captured 18 coyotes last week along with other fur bearing animals. There are no state or county bonuses for the animals, and ridding the area of the predators is described as a great service to sheep raisers.
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Big Bend Jor Creek
Tom Turner
Big Bend
Ice Harvest Near Jce Creek Ends Near Joe Creek
Pete Hanson moved his ice machinery to the river and delivered about 700 tons of ice to local farmers. The 13 inch thick blocks are of fine quality and this may be the last cutting season as Missouri River channels open further.
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Jce Creek
Joe Creek
Pete Hanson
Tha
Missouri River
Creamery At Madison To Be Incorporated
Madison announces incorporation of a cooperative creamery with community participation. At a meeting held June 23, officials report strong interest and stock sales show notable support for the new dairy venture in the area.
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Madison
Fisher Believes Paved Roads Are Needed in S D
Mitchell Jan 2 Heath Dekota will lose tourist trade unless paved highways are built. W D Fisher secretary in ing taba Contes Baciletiels iway association urges paving programs started by other states. Omaha businessmen backed by the Nebraska highway department plan to pave the Lincoln highway across Nebraska, Fisher says this will hurt South Dakota by two million dollars annually. Travellers want paved roads not dust or bumps on dirt highways. One or two paved highways across South Dakota could keep fifty million dollars more in the state each year.
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Mitchell
Heath Dekota
W. D. Fisher
Baciletiels Iway Association
Omaha
Nebraska Highway Department
Lincoln
Nebraska
Fisher
South Dakota
Thief Thinks Spring Is With Us To Stay
Mitchell reports a spate of petty thefts as winter mildness returns. A store lost 30 feet of garden fencing, a thief stole a telephone from an oil company wall and later dumped it in a railroad yard. An oil office was entered without any loot.
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Mitchell
Apeing
Contempt Case Involving Sioux Falls Dairyman
Karl Wood, a Sioux Falls dairyman, was found guilty of contempt of court for using milk bottles from another creamery for his business. He had been restrained previously and this week was found to repeat the offense. The judge suspended the sentence pending his behavior.
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Sioux Falls
Jen
Karl Wood
Indian War Bonnets Displayed At University Museum
Vermillion January 29 tail feathers from eight eagles form a Sioux war bonnet in the University of South Dakota museum. Curator W Hilver says the trophy came from E Elklocks of Back Parmalee South Dakota who sold the headdress. The bonnet uses white eagle feathers with yellow tips and includes ermine tails duck feathers and owl tufts for decoration.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
W. Hilver
E. Elklocks
Parmalee
S. D
Henetcina Tex Ste. Takia Ansellemt Legion
South Dakota
Mir
Faculty Members To Be Available As Speakers
Vermillion reports faculty members of the University of South Dakota will be available again this year to serve as speakers on request. The offer aims to provide expert voices for various campus events and public lectures.
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University of Sowh
Dekate
Clear Mitchell Lot For New Building Wrecking Contract Let
The lot is to be cleared for a new building after a contract was let. Clearing will begin this spring with completion required by February 16.
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Mitchell
Trees Burst Open From Warm Winter At Clear Lake
Mild winter causes box elder and other large trees in Clear Lake to crack and split. Mrs. H. E. Cook heard a loud report thinking gunfire. The city seeks to save injured trees by binding with iron bends and sealing damaged sections with cement after boiling and splitting.
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Clear Lake
E. Cook
Nolse
A. D. Wilams
Omnibus College Plans Summer Bus Tour of Black Hills
The Omnibus college of Wichita Kansas will tour the Black Hills of South Dakota in 1931 with eight buses covering about six thousand miles. Stops include Spearfish Lead Deadwood Fort Meade Rapid City Custer Hot Springs and the School of Mines in Rapid City. Proposals for further tours from New York City are hinted at by W D Fisher secretary manager of the Custer Battlefield Highway Association.
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Mitchell
Omnibus College of
Wichita
Kan
University of Wichita
Black Hills
South Dakota
W. D. Fisher
Custer Battlefield Hiway Association
United States
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
Omnibus College
Spearfish
Lead and Deadwood
Fort, Meade
Rapid City
School of Mines
Custer
Hot Springs
Colorado Points
Fisher
New York City
Hiway Association
Registration At State University Opens For Second Semester
Start registration at State University on January 29 for the second semester at the University of South Dakota and continues through Saturday January 21 per registrar H W Frankenfeld. New students register on Saturday. current students must register before then to avoid extra fees as examinations dominate the week.
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State University Vebmillion
University of South Dakota, Be
H W. Frankenfeld
University of South Dakota to Exhibit at Made in South Dakota Expo
The University of South Dakota will maintain a booth at the Made in South Dakota Exposition in Sioux Falls this week. Herman G. James says the stand will showcase information on summer school work second semester courses and photos of university buildings.
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University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Herman G. James
Carol cold remedy promises fast relief and broad use
An ad touts Carol from McKesson as a rapid treatment for colds and headaches. It claims to alter the body's condition to prevent germ growth and to drive a cold out, with two tablets every three hours and a money back guarantee from McKesson Service Druggists and independent stores.
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McKesson
Carol
Daral Yor
Science
McKesson Service
McKesson & Rehbbins
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