South Dakota Masters and Bachelors Degrees Granted
Vermillion notes list master of arts theses from several towns including Sioux City Canton and Freeman as part of a university’s summer commencement on July 14 17. Binders show theses on education biology civics social legislation Rushe influence art appreciation and physics. The Hon William J Bulow US senator delivered the commencement address.
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Vermillion
Univeral
Booth
South” Dakota
Jacob Braver
Sioux City
H. C. Broternant
Hartley
Julius A. Erickson
Kennebec
South
Dakota
Frank
J. F. Nekon
Elm Springs
Dorothea” Pohlman
Versaillcn
John Rusbe
C. Merle Rowe
Rapid City
Theodore Wrage
Madison
Wm. J. Bulow
United States
Lack Of Foreign Market Drives Wheat Surplus In U S
Readers note that long standing causes of low wheat prices persist. A smaller crop, market speculation, and proposed acreage reductions under the agricultural adjustment plan may curb swelling surpluses. Future year carryover could worsen if acreages stay high. An explanatory piece to follow.
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U.S. S
Woman Burned to Death in Collision Near Beresford
Edna Larson of Beresford died yesterday afternoon after a car collision with a Wilson transportation company truck. William Holmes of Sioux Falls and Howard Helfert of Sioux Falls were riding in the truck. both vehicles burned after the crash. Holmes was the driver of the truck.
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Beresford
S. D
Edna Larson
Wilson
William Holmes
Sioux Falls
Howard Helfert
Sioux, Falls
Holmes
Burns
Dinner Observes Several Local Anniversaries
In Ames on July 2 a large gathering at the Al Johnson home north of Miller honored four family birthdays this month and recent wedding celebrations for Harold Johnson and his wife. Also noted was the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Linc Johnson. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Orville Swinson and George Johnson, with their granddaughter Evelyn Johnson. Dinner was served cafeteria style after moonrise.
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Orville
Swinson
George Johnson
al Johnson
Miller
Harold Johnson
Linc Johnson
Fred
Evelyn Johnson
Moon
Swartout Couple Mark Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary
Gann Valley July 20 Special Mr and Mrs C C Swartout celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a dinner at gx oclock. Attending were Wm C Crockett of Mitchell, Mr and Mrs G W Fraser and others. In the evening, refreshments were served to a large number of friends who came to extend greetings.
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Gann Valley
Gan Valley
C. C. Swartout
Reduced 10 Pounds Easily No Bad Effects
A reader claims losing ten pounds with Kruschven balance in hot water mornings, noting initial rapid loss followed by steadier progress. The letter from Mrs Reich of New York City praises the method as safe and convenient for reducing bulging hips and related discomfort.
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Mrushen
Reich
New York City
Eve Buried Under Hay Stack For 24 Days Alive
A woman was found alive after being buried beneath a hay stack for 24 days. Reports suggest she was sedated or weakened, with rescuers noting she appeared near skeletal condition yet breathed and showed signs of life upon discovery. Authorities continue to investigate the bizarre incident and circumstances surrounding the burial.
Free Clinic Planned by Forestburg PTA at Presbyterian Church
Forestburg officials announce a free clinic sponsored by the local Parent-Teacher Association to be held Monday July 24 in the Presbyterian church basement. The event offers examinations for pre school and first through second graders and other crippled children. Dr Lottie Bigler of Yankton, with Nurse Mize Daley, will supervise from nine to four. Town mothers urged to visit in the morning so country patients can be seen in the afternoon.
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Forestburg
Presbyterian Church
Lottie’ Bigler
Yankton
Mize Daley
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