First Lady Devoted Mother of Spain’s Leader
Dona Pura Castillo de Alcala Zamora the first lady of Spain keeps a strict domestic routine. Since her husband became constitutional president she limits public life to duties beside him. She concentrates on family life with six children and small town charity work in Juery. Her sons Miceta Jr 27 Luis 19 Fepe 17 study law and prepare for careers while daughters Pura 29 Maria Teresa 29 and Isabel 21 work as commercial secretaries aiding the household.
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Madrid
Pura Castillo de Alcala Zamora
Spain
New Republic
Dona Pura
Juery
Miceta, Jr
Madrid University
Luis
Fepe
Pura
Maria Teresa
Isabel
Alcala Zaanava
Circulatory System Diseases Are Fatal in December
South Dakota records show 103 deaths from circulatory diseases in December, including 73 heart disease and 30 apoplexy. Total December deaths 233, births 835, marriages 349, divorces 34. Contagious diseases caused several deaths including influenza, pneumonia, erysipelas, whooping cough, and diphtheria. tuberculosis was unusually low at eight. Cancer 28 deaths. 12 preterm births with four births injuries and 24 stillbirths. One suspected starvation death. appendicitis 5, kidney disease 15. Two homicides, four suicides, three accidental deaths, six from falls. seven killed in automobile accidents.
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Waybay
Van
Suiri
Tireplatery
South Dakota
F. DB. Jenkins
State Board of Health
Jenking
Rural Teachers On Lower Pay Schedule
Beadle county rural teachers face lower pay for 1921 32 with averages from 78.20 to 1250 dollars monthly excluding Huron County Superintendent H L Hurley announced the drop ranges from 1 to 10 percent below last year. The survey lists 108 rural schools nine month terms six eight month terms 115 rural teaching positions and eight total county teaching posts excluding Huron. The average tax levy across districts is 5.81 mills.
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Beadle County
Huron
H. L. Huriey
Hurley
South Dakota Counties Dominate Enrollment at Eastern State Normal
Madison records 65 students leading an enrollment from 34 South Dakota counties and three neighboring states Minnesota Iowa and Georgia for the Eastern State Normal school. Mower county follows with 27 and Moody Minnehaha and Kingsbury tie at 15. several counties report smaller counts, including Tripp Hughes and Turner.
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Eastern
S. D
Madison
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Georgia
Arst
Eastern State Normal School
Miver County
Moody
Minnehaha
Kingsbury
Cluck
Brookings
Liccely
McCook
Deudl
Hamlin
Charles Mix
Turner
Codington
Hand
Sand Born
Tripp
Hughes
Madison Area School Enrollment Draws Regional Students
About 200 students come from homes within fifty miles of Madison and around two hundred miles would cover all but ten. Forty eight live in Madison, 15 in Howard, 7 in Ramona, Wentworth, and Fedora. The enrollment includes talent from roughly sixty South Dakota cities and towns across Pot ter Grant Clay Ben Homme Davison Aurora Hyde Jerauld Jackson Manley and more.
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Brule
Hanson
Hutchinson
Lyman
Umes
and Spink
Tex
Potter
Grant
Clay
Ben
Homme
Davison
Aurora
Hyde
Jerauld
Jackson
Madison
Howard
Ramona
Wentworth
Fedora
South Dakota
Madison Man Rates High Scholastically
Erwin Seidel of Madison a sophomore at Eastern Normal School earned top male student honors for the term with an overall 93.5 average. He logged 17 hours of work, excelled in coursework, and participated in football and a minstrel show. He earned an A in 15 hours and a B in 2, and placed third in the winter term oratory contest after limited speech instruction.
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Madison
Madson
Eastern Normal School
Erwin Seidel
Erwin
Codington Taxpayers To Discuss Slashes
Codington taxpayers will meet Tuesday in Watertown to discuss ways and means of lowering county taxes. TD C Richardson, president of the Codington Just Tax Union, says recommendations will be made to the county board of commissioners. A large attendance is desired as action is expected to reduce the county tax burden.
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Codington
Watertown
TD. C. . Richardson
Mulligan Stew At Oneida GNIDA Club Dinner
Members of the Oneida Club held their January dinner at the community building serving mulligan stew with John Adams as chief cook. An impromptu talk by Dr B M Hart on economic condition and a report by County Treasurer W B Crawford on county administration costs contrasted 1810 and 1931. Also a skating party sponsored by the club and a library report from Esmond were on the program.
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Onida Gnida
Oneida
John Adams
B. M. Hart
W. B. Crawford
Sully
Onida Library
Esmond
Abbott
Notable Guests At School Evening Event
The four week leading averages were discussed as students from several classes attended. Guests included James Hilton from the senior class and the three Goddard brothers Omer Guy and Worth representing junior sophomore and freshmen respectively.
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James Hilton
Goddard Brothers
Omer, Guy and
Worth
Buffalo Carcasses Carried to Aid Hungry Indians
Carcasses of four buffalo delivered to Fort Thompson from the Black Hills will be distributed among Crow Creek reservation Indians. Sioux welfare improves with a carload of clothing and a 1600 pound clothing shipment from the war department.
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Chamberlain
Fort Thompson
Black Hills
Crow Creek Reservation
H. E. Wright
War Department
Rumors Of Dissension In South Dakota Parties Grow
The Associated Press reports rising unrest in both the Republican and Democratic ranks in South Dakota. Voters mood and economic strains fuel speculation that the 1932 primary and general elections could bring unexpected shifts as party splits widen over endorsements and policy disputes. Tax relief and spending cuts emerge as key issues shaping the political climate.
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South Dakota
Associated Press
Pierre
Proposed remedies to tax burden outlined in brief
A list of potential solutions includes eliminating township government consolidating counties improving the state board of control for commissions revising and equalizing taxes to ease real property burdens and general salary cuts for public offices.
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State Board of Control
Expert To Conduct Soapmaking School At Court House
The thrifty housewife is invited to a homemakers school at the courthouse Monday afternoon February 1 at 2 pm. Miss Martha A. Rath, home economist, will lead on soap making and soap removal. All women are invited, says Sara L. Dewing, home extension agent. A similar school will be held at Miller Tuesday February
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Court House
Martha A. Rath
Sara L. Dewing
Miller
Scarves in Bright Colors Highlighted in Fashion Feature
Biarritz showcases wide scarfs paired with sportswear as experts describe bold color squares folded into triangles. The article notes solid colored squares and monotone two color versions, with neck-point styling emphasized.
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Biarritz
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