University Draws From 14 States Enrollment 1937
Vermillion July 2 Fourteen states and one foreign nation plus over 105 towns and cities were represented in the University of South Dakota enrollment for 1936 37. Vermillion led with 197 students followed by Sioux Falls 60 and Sioux City Iowa 25. Other South Dakota towns ranged from 20 in Huron to single digits in several cities with a long list of locales contributing students.
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Huron
United States
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Sioux Falls
Next
Sioux City
Listing of towns and student origins across regions
A chaotic roster shows many towns in South Dakota and neighboring states with numerous students counted from diverse locales. The fragment cites dozens of place names such as Volin Avon Freeman Delmont Dell Rapids and Canton Chamberlain De Smet Elkton Faulkton Ft Pierre Gettysburg and others, noting one student per listed locale with scattered mentions of states Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and Utah.
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Volin
Wodnmocket
Waubay
Avon
Chicago
Ilinois
Alcester
Delmont
Dell Rapids
Freeman
Custer
Jefferson
Kimball
Lake Andes
Onida
Scotland
White Lake
White River
Akron
Town
Bison
Burke
Deadwood
Eagle Butte
Groton
Hartford
Chamberlain
de Smet
Elkton
Faulkton
Ft. Pierre
Gettysburg
Gayville
Bartington
Nebraska
Hitchcock
Hawarden
Iowa
Humboldt
Hot Springs
Ayrshire
Andover
Britton
Bone- Steel
Brentford
Belvediere
Colman
Chancellor
Irene
Iroquois
Idec
Kennebec
Lead
Oxden
Utah
Lemmon
Montrose
Lemon
Marion
Newell
Onawa
Pavia
Pukwena
Parker
Pierpont
Pocahontas
Sturgis
Salem
Yale
Wagner
Austin
Minn Academy
Anthon
Alpena
Artesian
Lacy
Wide Range of Students Represent Their Areas
A single student from each listed town and several from international venues including Honolulu Ohio Bloomington University Molad Northampton and St Clair Penn plus San Francisco Shrewsbury and Vancouver contributed as representatives. The compilation reflects a broad geographic and institutional mix across multiple regions and countries.
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Eureka
Edgemont
Early
Faith
Granville
Ft. Thompson
Ft. Leavenworth
Greenwood
Henry
Hamler
Heeta Haven
Homes At Wayland Entertain Guests
Sunday visitors at Wayland included Mr. and Mrs. A. Lt Heag and daughter Janeane from Vancouver, Mr. and Mrs. A. BE. Hage and sons Jerald and Donald from Huron, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen of Huron, L. E. Traw of McAllen Texas, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Fisher. Mesdamen Hegg are daughters of Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Larsen’s sister. Mr. and Mrs Wayne John of Huron were Sunday guests of Grant Byers and wife, Carl P. Douglas and wife of Pierre visited their son Thomas, his wife and family.
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Wayland
A. Lt Heag
Janeane
Vancouver
A. BE. Hage
Jerald
Donald
Huron
Carl Larsen
L. E. Traw
McAllen
Texas
Pete Fisher
Mesdamen Hegg
Mra. Fisher
Larsenis
Mra Wayne John
Grant Byers
Carl P. Douglas
Pierre
Thomas
Hyde County Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Furnished by Erastus Cornell official abstracter Highmore South Dakota Best and Williams Land Company transfer to Edward Hale lots 22 to 26 block 12 Parkers First Addition to the Town of Highmore Clyde Hultman transfers to Elver W Hultman firsts5 and block 13 Parker's First Addition to Highmore Chicago and North Western Railway Co in Albert Rezac portion of SE 14 of
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Hyde County
Erastus Cornell
Highmore
S .D. Best & ‘Willams Land Company
Edward Hale
Parker
Clyde Hultman
Elver W.hultman
Chicago, and North Western Railway Co
Albert Rezac
Land transfers in Hyde County and nearby regions
Acc. news reports convey transfers: Sarah J Nesheim to Gladys R Getty in South Dakota Land Company's Addition to Highmore and related lots in Hyde County. H C Shull acquires NE 1 4 section 30 13 73. Emma Aide transfers to Marie G Drew in portions of sections 26 and 21 10 72.
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Acc. News
Sarah J. Nesheim
Gladys R Getty
South Dakota Land Company
Highmore
Sarah ‘J. ‘Nesheim
Gladys
Getty
Hyde County
And
H.C. Shull
Emma Aide
Marie G. Drew
Wis
Rules Teachers To Have S D Training In Civics History
Pierre July 23 Attorney General Clar Roddewig today said applicants for elementary school teaching certificates must have at least a quarter hour credit in both South Dakota history and civics. J F Hines Superintendent of Public Instruction asked the attorney general to inspect 1937 legislation revising requisites for all certificates issued after June 30 1937. Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen protested immediate enforcement as retroactive and said prospective applicants started study before enactment should be given time to finish without these credits.
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S. D
Pierre
Clar Roddewig
South Dakota
J. F. Hibes
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Atorney” General’ Office
Northern State Teachers College
Aberdeen
Hines
Mrs. L. J. Borkhuis Honored At Wayland Party
Wayland guests celebrated Mrs. L. J. Borkhuis with a surprise at her home. Contract played at three tables, Mrs. Clara Ravenscroft led high, Mrs. Borkhuis low, and she received handkerchiefs for her birthday. Hostesses were Mrs. Myrtle Warren, Mrs. Frieda Verdugt and Mrs. Emily Lilly. Refreshments served.
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L. J. Borkhuis
Wayland Wayland
Jily Boardhraat
Clara Ravenscroft
Borkhuis
Myrtle Warren
Frieda Verdugt
Emily Lilly
Higher Beef Prices Expected This Summer and Fall
BROOKINGS July report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics says beef prices across most slaughter cattle grades are likely to stay higher than last year into late summer and early fall. Slaughter supplies are expected smaller in late 1943, with consumer demand holding near current high levels despite an anticipated weaker price for lower grades. Demand for stocker and feeder cattle should support slaughter cattle prices, though more cattle on feed may depress better grades next winter and spring.
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Brookings
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Lawrence Davis Returns to Wellington School Duties
Agriculture teacher Lawrence Davis resumes duties in Wellington after a summer in Wisconsin at his Platteville home. He arrived back July 28 to begin the new term.
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Lawrence Davis
Wellington
Wisconsin
Platteville
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