Program Given For Conference
Aberdeen July complete program of Rural Leadership conference to be held at Northern State Teachers colleges July 13 to 16 outlined by Dr Z M McCallister dean of instruction Three sessions daily at 9 0 a m and 3 15 p m Each session one hour The week aims to address rural education issues stimulate leadership preparation and provide in service training for rural education leaders unable to attend regular summer session Details list speakers and topics across July 13 14 15 16 with university and college affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Z. M. McCallister
Ean
V. HL Culp
N.S
Margaret Briscoe
N.S. T.C
Meade County
South Dakota
Russell E. Jonas
Tuseday
Jessie B. Rittenhouse
Kent
Conn
Four Citizen's League
M. M. Guhin
Young Citizen's League
D.C. Mills
C. L
Pierre
The
Young Citizen
Aleen Erickson
W. E. Peik
University of Minnesota
Mr. Mills
Peik
M. F. Tostlebe
N.S. TC
Feik
Young Hitch Hiker Shows Interest In Deadwood History
Deadwood July 6 A 14 year old boy William J Malone of St Louis arrived hitchhiking from the south and expressed a keen interest in Deadwood's early days. He dances through dance halls and roadhouses across the country gaining experience and weary feet. He says tougher life is in New York and would rather be out west except winter and would rather return to school for life.
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Deadwood
Calamity
Jane
William J. Malone
St. Louis
Young Malone
Grile
Boway
New York
Watermelon day fundraiser planned in Yankton
Yankton aims to stage a Watermelon day festival with funds raised locally. Five teams were assigned districts to solicit donations and support. A meeting set the plan while Emil Binder, general chairman, says the date likely falls in late July or early August with a full program and various entertainment and concessions to follow.
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Yankton
Emil Binder
Watertown Property Valuation Drops in Year
Watertown reports total city property valuation at 11 199 378 down from 12 423 706 last year a reduction of 684 328 across real estate structures personal property and moneys and credits The assessor expects lighter taxation due to the lower totals.
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Watertown
Work Through College Trend At Sioux Falls College
BIOAX FALLS July The registrar at Sioux Falls college reports a shift from the carefree student of old to a more serious-minded entrant who plans to work to cover expenses. About 78 percent of applicants ask if they can work through college, and registrar MartInni urges arranging finances to avoid outside work during study. He cautions that high scholastic averages and heavy activity leave little room for outside employment.
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Bioax Falls
Rah Rah College
Br. F. Martinni
Sioux Falls College
Martini
Plans Form Camp At Lake Enemy Swim
ABERDEEN July 6 Plans for the summer session at Lake Enemy Swim Biol station July 20 to August 28 are nearing completion according to Prof S R Lipscomb of Northern State Teachers college Over thirty students are enrolled with at least a dozen more expected from out of town Enrollment should be made early The camp emphasizes daily sports and recreations including volleyball swimming boating angling tennis and baseball with a banquet and camp fire gatherings as features Field observations and laboratory work supplement the beginning courses while advanced work will be original and mentored by students
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Lake Enemy
S. R. Lipscomb
Northern ‘State Teachers College
Says Bass Are Not Removed From Lake
SIOUX FALLS July 6 The work of dredging Covell lake here is not resulting in the removal of bass according to L C Hawley game warden. He says it has been reported that many bass have been removed but the rumor stems from confusion between young bass and carp. He notes carp and bullheads have been pumped from the lake and warns boys against taking bullheads through the pipes since they will return to the lake if left alone.
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Martini
Sioux Falls
Mc. Martini
Covell Lake
L. C. Hawley
Hawley
Cream Deliveries At Philip Set New Mark
A new record for cream shipments to Philip was set as 73 gallon cans were delivered by farmers to two city stations. The prior high was 177 cans during Cow Day on May 4, with about 5,876.4 pounds of butterfat in 213 cans and total receipts of $1,060. A full crew worked all day handling the deliveries.
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Philip
Niece Mar Gourite Heckman Honored in Social Evening
Mrs. Charles Herson entertained five young women in honor of her niece Miss Marguerite Heckman of Redfield who has been visiting here for the past month. An evening meet was served, after which the girls visited and enjoyed themselves in an informal way.
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Raymond
Charles Herson
Marguerite Heckman
Redfield
New South Dakota Law Promotes Conservation In Angling
Pierre reports that South Dakota’s new law removing size limits on all game fish takes effect July 1. Officials say counting all landed fish will cut waste, promote sport, and may boost barbless hooks use. Early data show marriages up. divorces decline. births outpace deaths two to one in half of 1934.
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Pierre
South Dakota
GO. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Mr. Johnson
Izaak Walton
The
American Game Aasociation
Johnson
Bej
Medy
Marriages proceed despite conditions in Sioux Falls report
A July Sioux Falls report from Minnet notes that individuals who intend to marry will proceed despite conditions, reflecting persistent wedding plans amid uncertain circumstances. The document highlights social resolve and unyielding matchmaking amid change.
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Sioux Falls
The
Minnet
Highmore Wool Shipment Promises Cooperative Gains
Three car loads of wool will be shipped from Highmore to Spencer and Griffin Minneapolis today. Growers expect eleven cents per pound for the clip, aided by a five year old cooperative pooling effort. Last year’s price hovered around 29.6 cents, about three cents above the market. Wool pool officers listed include F. E. Burnham president Dr. A. F. Wright vice president and C. E. Bockwell secretary treasurer. Forests of Alaska cover about 71 347 6 acres, an area comparable to Missouri Maine and New Jersey combined.
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Highmore
Spencer and Griffin
Minneapolis
Wool Growers Pool
Alaska
Missouri
Maine
New Jersey
Stranger Taken Til At Highmore
A stranger called at Fred Dittman’s farm near Highmore seeking water during a heat wave. He claimed to be a doctor and treated by a resident physician, but his condition worsened and he was hospitalized. The man identified himself as A. J. Junck from Sheboygan Wis and drove a well equipped car. He asked for a telegram to avoid alarming friends and gave no further details about his business. He is improving and expected to leave soon.
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Highmore
Fred Dittman
Dittman
A. J. Junck
Shebos Wis
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