J. S. D. President Lauded In Paper
Vermillion July 1 Special Dr Berman G James president of the University of South Dakota was praised by the Sioux City Journal in an editorial calling him among leading future educators. The piece likened him to Hutchins and named Dr Glenn Frank and Walter Lippmann as peers, highlighting social justice and democratic ideals.
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Vermillion
Berman G. James
University of South Dakota
Sioux City Journal
Hutchins
Robert Maynard Hutchins
University of Chicago
Glenn Frank
Te University of Wisconsin
Herman G. James
The
Walter Lippmann
Hopper Culture Seen In Heightened Farm Effort
at Pierre on Saturday many farmers sought the disease culture for hoppers with 400 men waiting for the culture and only ten gallons brought from Chamberlain. officials plan to curb hopper infestations as sick hoppers are watched near Menning farm two miles northeast of town. dead hoppers found west of Miller draw farmers from Redfield and other areas to obtain them for use in fields. hopper hordes have moved into corn since small grain was harvested.
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Ree Heights
Alfred Nicholas
Pierre
Chamberlain
Menning Farm
Miller Amd
Redfield
Eight Degrees At State Summer School Granted
BROOKINGS July 21 Special State College graduates eight students in summer school exercises at 12 o'clock on Thursday Aug 14 Those earning B S degrees include Herbert Schulte Fort Wayne Ingrid Anderson Viborg Nell Bickett Oldham Frances Blackburn Esmond Orville Peterson Peever and Norbert DeFrees Faribault Minn Merwin Wheeler Mitchell All master of science degrees will be conferred upon Dorothea Bingham St Lawrence
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Brookings
State College
Herbert Schulte
Frankfort
Ingrid Anderson
Viborg
Nell Bickett
Oldham
Frances Blackburn
Esmond
Armacy
Orville Peterson
Peever
Yental
Norbert DeFrees
Faribault
Minn
Merwin Wheeler
Mitchell
Dorothea Bingham
St. Lawrence
Groton Crops Suffer Considerable Damage
Groton fire department fought a prairie fire three miles west of the city. Sparks from a passing locomotive were believed to start the blaze, which was subdued before major damage. Earlier, several small fires were reported nearby likely from lighted cigarettes or automobile exhaust.
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Groton
Barn Moved By Wind At Esmond
A strong wind and rain at Esmond Tuesday night moved the barn on Edgar Hodges farm about a foot off its foundation and upset two granaries on a neighboring farm. No crop damage reported as rainfall ranged from a quarter to a half inch.
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Esmond
Edgar Hodges
Ben Widman
Aberdeen Schools Save 18 Percent
Aberdeen independent district shows a 16,595.07 saving under the 1931-32 budget. Manager Frank Wyttenbach reports expenditures fell to 354,778.12 from 371,373.82 with bond debt reduced by 37,000. Next debt stands at 287,000 with 91,000 sinking fund. Costs of education in Aberdeen reduced 38 percent under this policy.
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Aberdeen
Frank Wyttenjms
Board of Education
Wyttenbach
Small Prairie Fires Leave Grain Losses Near Groton
Groton July 21 Special four days of high winds and temperatures damaged late sown grain and corn in the Groton area. Observers estimate 10 to 25 percent damage. cooler weather and rain soon could offset much of the harm to corn and revive pastures and crops wilting under heat.
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Groton Groton
Death of Freda Johnson Reported in Vesta Trip
Mrs. Oscar Paulson received word of her sister Freda Johnson death after a three year illness in a sanatorium. Johnson died of tuberculosis of the throat. Mr. and Mrs. Paulson and children drove to Vesta Minnesota for the funeral, set for the following Wednesday afternoon.
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Esmond
Oscar Paulson
Freda Johnson
Miss Johnson
Memorial Fund Aids Children Of War Veterans
The South Dakota American Legion auxiliary will send children of veterans to Camp War ZER for one month this summer as guests. The program is funded by the Mrs. Mary Olson Memorial fund, established by auxiliary units in honor of Christine Olson, the auxiliary president. Mrs Olson died last October after being struck by a car.
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Owe Chldren
Vewrans
Camp Warzer
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary
Mary Olson
Christine Olson
Man Breaks Leg Dragged By Team At Cady Ranch
Cady, an elderly man, was at the Cady ranch near Chelsea when a team he was driving broke away and dragged him, breaking his leg just below the liner. He was taken to a hospital in Aberdeen for treatment.
4 H Willing Workers Complete Club Work
The Burr Oak Willing Workers H club met at Ed Meyer home with Lillian Meyer presiding. Members Verna Edna Teveldahl and LuElla Meyers sang as the group sewed slips. The next meeting is set for July 28 at Mrs Teveldahl home hosted by W F Bolte.
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Burr Oak
Ed Meyer
Lillian Meyer
Verna
Edna Teveldahl
LuElla Meyers
Teveldahl
W. F. Bolte
Hosteas
Ketelle Enjoys Trout Fishing on Colorado Vacation
The Hev Hubert Ketelle and family vacationing at Eates Park Cole report ideal mountain weather with large snow fields and daily showers. He notes Alex Carlson and ministerial contrasts, jokes about Colorado fishing licenses, and plans to return to Huron for winter work as Holm opens a cafe and Viborg lines up highway work.
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Hubert Ketelle
Eates Park
Cole
South Dakota
Lange
Colorado
Alex Carlson
Alex
Ime
Favors New Plan For Poor Relief In South Dakota
Pierre July 2 The attorney general's office approves a plan suggested by States Attorney A Schleher Redfield allowing Spink County to accept deeds or mortgages from residents who received aid in exchange for lifetime support. County commissioners may enforce claims against property of indigents who received aid while honoring voluntary conveyances and obeying support regulations.
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Pierre
Attorney General’s Office
A. ¥. Schleher
Redfield
Spink County
Twenty Years Ago Today In Huros Highlights
Twenty years ago in Huros residents were noted in a local column. The snippet lists births visits and travels including a baby born to Mr and Mrs T H Campbell and trips by Mrs B H Crill and Mrs W N Farmer among others. Local political notes mention Beadle county Republican campaign committee electing B B McClaskey secretary and T C Young as chairman. Other items feature travels to Ipswich Crystal Lake and Okoboji and family visits in nearby towns.
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B. H. Crill
Ipswich
C. A. Keeler
Crystal Lake
B.H. Sprague
Iowa
Fort Dodge
Paulina
Okoboji
W. N. ‘Farmer
California Street
J. M. Baker
Kerman
Pygtesa
Wirs
Sean
Gary
Wolsey
Beadle County
Republican Campaign
B. B. McClaskey
T. C. Young
Dan York
Ruth
Milton York
Mitford Township
Earl
Ray Howard
Pierre
W. Zuehn
South
Local Drilling Near Stickney Tests Coal Deposits
In nearby Stickney drilling activity continues to test for coal deposits west of town while Custer reports grading and rain on about sixteen blocks of city streets. An advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO powder promising smoother application, longer wear, and pore coverage from The Fair Store Corner Drug Store.
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Stickney
Here
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Eee City Journal
Alerman G. James
Memorial Fund Aids
Children of War
Ketelle
Carisons
Val
Loyaty
Presbyterian
Huron
Harvey Nelson
Holm
Centerville
Hurley
Parker
Huros
A Sorry
T. H. Campbell
Custer
Geyerman
Este
Calmenson
Oxfords
Mom
Ees
Wales
Chambray Work
BP. M. Sharp
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