Miller Author of Two Text Books
Miller, professor of mathematics at State College, to be author of two college textbooks. His second book Business Mathematics will be published by D Van Nostrand Co. of New York, with expected release January or February. He previously authored Introduction to Mathematics, widely used in U.S. colleges.
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Brookings
IL Te Miller
State College
New York
Miller
United States
Millar
Indiana University
Indiana
Carthage College
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
American Men of Science
American Mathematical Society
Mathematical Association of America
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Varius
The
D. van Nostrand Company
New York City
Mary P Hackett services held at Wellington Springs
Funeral services for Mary Prudence Latham Hackett were conducted at the local Baptist church with Rev. W. A. Harden presiding. She died at the home of Mrs. Minnie Barber after four years bedridden from a broken hip at age 87. Born January 1, 1547 in Northfield Vermont, she moved to South Dakota in 1879, taught in Minnehaha and Lake counties, married W O Mosher in 1891 and later P H Hackett, both predeceased her. Survivors include a sister in Lowell Massachusetts and a cousin in Woonsocket. Astronomers note average eyesight sees about 7,000 stars.
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Mary P. Hackett
Springs
Wellington Springs
Minnie Barber
W. A. Harden
Free Methodist
Mary Prudence Latham
Northfield
Northfield Academy
Vermont
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
Lake Counties
W. O. Mosher
Flandreau
P. H. Hackett
Lowell
Mass
Mary Allen
Woonsocket
Farming Talks On Air At Land Grant Radio Hour
Brookings hosts a July 18 radio hour on farming practices with speakers from the AAA Replacement Crops station and university stations. RR Giltner of Henry County Kentucky discusses better farming methods while H. Nichols of Jackson Tennessee talks erosion control through tree planting. J. Cox of the U S Department of Agriculture covers balancing crop production with legumes and grasses as the Army band performs. Stations listed include KFYR WOC WHO WDAY KSTP WOW.
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Brookings
AAA
Land Grant College
National Broadcasting Company
Giltner
Henry County
Kentucky
Tennessee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States Army Band
KFYR
Bismarck
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
WDAY
Karso
KSTP
St. Paul
WOW
Oman
34 Eligible For Degrees At South Dakota University
Vermillion July 17 Thirty four students will be candidates for degrees at the summer session commencement exercises at the University of South Dakota Friday night in Slagle auditorium. Herman G James will deliver the address on What Price a College Degree The procession forms at 8 15 in front of University hall and enters the auditorium after a prelude by Bert Winters Vermillion. The invocation and benediction will be given by Rev Perry A Sharpe. Music provided by the University string quartet including W R Colton Dorothy Colton Mrs Colton and Mrs Marian Mitchell.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Slagle Auditorium
H. W. Frankenfels
Herman G. James
University Hall
Bert Winters
W. R. Colton
The
College of Fine Arts
Colton
Dorothy Colton
Marian Mitchell
W R C President Honored In Highmore Surprise
Members of the Women’s Relief corps and friends totaling 22 visited Mrs. Essig Stowell at her home on a Sunday afternoon to surprise the local president with a luncheon and two birthday cakes in celebration of her leadership.
First U. S. Park Beauty Spot Chosen For New Stamp Issue
A U. S. Park beauty spot is selected for a forthcoming stamp issue. The article notes craft classes held in the forenoon and early afternoon with sessions alternating and swimming twice daily.
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U. S. Park
Miller Scouters Home From Camp
Special reporting from Miller July 17 details Scout Troop 12 returning from a five day Lake Enemy Swim camping trip. Rev Albert Hartt and Adam Mohr brought the scouts and gear home. Daily activities included reveille to taps and hikes to Indian Church, cemetery, and Fickeral Lake. Sioux Indians hosted a pow wow with dances and a tribal talk. a barbecue and a Court of Honor followed later in the week.
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Fickerel Lake
Retail Sales Tax Nets Half Million in Iowa First Quarter
DES MOINES July 194e More than a half million dollars has been collected to date in payment of the first quarter of the new retail sales tax the state board of assessment and review announced today Four days remain to file returns without penalty Ernest Eastman 22 son of Mrs Christina Eastman was fatally injured when struck by a car while pushing his vehicle to start near Pipestone Minnesota He died in a hospital twelve hours after the accident
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Des Moines
State Board of Assessment and Review
Trent
Ernest Eastman
Christina Eastman
Pipestone
Minn
Wheat Production Boards Elect Officers in South Dakota
South Dakota county wheat production control associations will elect officers and board members for the year ending June 30, 1935. Community committees will be chosen first and then county boards formed. A president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer will be elected, with two members named to the district allotment committee. An audit will be published, and a 29 cent 1934 crop benefit payment noted with a 20 cent first payment in October. An acreage reduction rule limits 1925 reductions to 15 percent below the 1928–32 base average.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Wallace
Mrs Ha Corcoran Closes Miller Ready to Wear Shop
Mrs Ha Corcoran, who has operated a Miller ready to wear store for eight years, is closing out her stock to devote time to her home due to Mr Corcoran's prolonged illness.
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Miller
Ha Corcoran
Church League Faces Record Growth At 42nd Convention
In Omaha Nebraska on July 17 members of the Walthers League, meeting at their forty second annual international convention, reported a net gain of 48 in membership and finances. Prof E H Englebrecht and F A Schnack announced improved conditions with 131 new societies and a budget of 24701 for next year. The program included officer elections, a 1935 convention site selection and an oratorical contest.
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Omaha
Neb
Walthers League
E H. Englebrecht
River Forest
Ill
F. A.schnack
Fort Wayne
Ind
Englebrecht
Northern Illinois
Body of Carrie Moore Sent for Burial in Henry Illinois
The body of Mrs. Carrie Moore wife of Charles Moore of Holabird was transported Tuesday morning to Henry Illinois for interment.
Kaye Don Sentenced Four Months for Manslaughter
Kaye Don, noted auto racing driver, was sentenced to four months in prison after being convicted of manslaughter in the death of mechanic Francis Taylor during a May 28 wreck on a night practice run for a local race. Don was seriously injured in the same incident. His appeal application was granted and he was allowed bail to leave the Isle of Man pending the appeal hearing.
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Douglas
Isle of Man
Kaye Don
Francis Taylor
Don
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