Walton Leaders Plan New Izaak Walton League Chapters
The Izaak Walton League South Dakota division will launch a campaign to form new chapters starting August 18. M. S. Carpenter will tour western South Dakota, visiting Plankinton Platte Winner Mission Edgemont and other towns to organize units and expand the league’s membership.
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Madison
South Dakota
Izaak Walton League
Earl E. Mundt
M. S. Carpenter
Plankinton
Mitchell
Platte
Lake Andes
Winner
Mission
Edgemont
Hot Springs
Wyoming
Lusk
Wyo
Sturgis
Nigland
Newell
Helle #canrehe
Buffalo
McIntosh
McLaughlin
Aberdeen
Redfield
Wauthton
Clark
Bryant
Ceritory
Carpenter
League
Odd Fellows Plan Conference in Huron August
A South Dakota Odd Fellows gathering will convene in Huron on August 2 with grand master F O Simonson Vermillion and special deputy George Hersiman Incigna present to map the year’s lodge work. Conference held at the IOOF hall runs from 9 00 a m with open discussions for all members.
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Huron Vermillion
South Dakota
Huron
F&f
Grand Lodge
Grand Encrampment
Rebekah Assembly
Mil
University of Dakota Reads Room Expansion Plans
Reading room facilities at the University of Dakota will be tied to the opening of a new auditorium in the law building. A 150 seat reading room will accommodate students while the general and law libraries remain reserved for using reference material.
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University of Ath Dakota
Law
Mien Injured In Fall Fyperm Blade Grader
W Maxwell was injured when thrown from a blade grader he operated for the city. The machine struck a rock causing the fall and bruising. He is reported recovering at WOLSEY on July 31.
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Mien
Wolsey
W. Maxwell
Maxwell
S. D. Boy Reaches Edison Scholarship Final
Pierre South Dakota teen Robert Rawlins Jr. 17 wins state contest and travels to West Orange New Jersey for Edison scholarship final tests. He competes against representatives from all states and DC with entertainment events planned before Friday August 2.
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Pierre
Robert Rawlins, Jr
South Dakota
Thomas A. Edison
Inventor's Laboratories
West Orange
N. J
District of Columbia
New York City
Coney Island
Mr. Holison
Law Professor Appointed at South Dakota
Robert W. Miller of Indianapolis has been appointed assistant professor of law at the University of South Dakota. He graduated from Indiana University in 1924 with a BA and earned JD and LLM degrees from Harvard. Miller served on the Indiana Law Journal and contributed a 1928 article on Corporation Law.
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Vermillion
Robert W.W. Miller
Indianapolis
University of South Dakota
M. M. MckKusick
College of Law
Miller
University of Indiana
Avith
Trey
Tatiana
Arvard University
Flax crop yields eyed on local farm
Miller near here reports ripe flax with an estimated ten bushels per acre on J. D. Miller’s field. Farmers anticipate a fair harvest despite generally small grain yields, aided by high prices this year.
State students win at R D T C camp
Brookings July 1 state college cadets dominated at the 1929 R O T C camp at Fort Snelling Minnesota competing against University of Minnesota Shattuck Military Academy University of North Dakota and North Dakota Agricultural College Nineteen schools attended and three cadets were chosen to represent Camp Snelling at International matches Camp Perry in late August Captain Allen cited State College students Albert Pugsley Corliss Musser Ben Nelson as top performers and the best South Dakota rifle team led the camp’s efficiency and pistol marksman contests
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R. O
Camp Snelling
Camp Perry
Chro
Allen
Albert Pugsley Brookings
Corliss WW
iMuser
de Smet
Ben Nelson
Dell Rapids
Itsentry
Ohio
Collee
Wort Seelling
South Dakota
Steel Stake
Eay
Morevet Affinianenr
Wiehassohaat Hang Talers
Local team veterans to return for fall venture
Jute MMtsine and Reve retired teammates Tasos Bana and Lethie vedn attended Vankon ranars last year and plan to return this fall with Yantctan and Wh Lhoiv-sigtay Wana joining the effort.
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Tasos Bana
Lethie Vemneen
Yantctan
Toon Gehaal
Byiatitan
Lhoiv-sigtay Wana
Vankon Ranars
Harvest Nears Finish in Danforth Vicinity
Harvesting is practically completed in this vicinity and threshing should be well under way next week. Yields are expected to be light with corn standing the dry weather well though another rain is needed. The last moisture came Wednesday night.
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Danforth
Session Laws Now Partly Distributed
Five of the twelve bound copies of the 1929 South Dakota session laws have been sent to county auditors. Two unbound copies were distributed on June 49 to be returned on receipt of the bound laws. Remaining seven copies will be sent soon as delivered to the secretary of state’s office.
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Pigrre
South Dakota
Gladys Pyle
Miss Pyle
Secretary of State
Farm Women Offer 4-H Member Short Course Trip
South Dakota Farm Women's Congress announced a trip to the Junior Short Course at State College for outstanding 4-H club girls. The journey runs December 27 to 31, rewarding top members from the 4-H clubs in Flandreau and surrounding areas.
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Flandreau
State College
South Dakota Farm Women’s Congress
Fto
Family details guide 4-H member scorecard plans
Mrs Dailey of Brookings informs Mrs Daileyo and Mrs Kotrba of Mitchell that a scorecard will determine girl selection. The Record of club achievement leadership activities and a personal story My Experience at a 4-H Club Member will be considered.
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Robert Dailey
Brookings
Daileyo
Joseph Kotrba
Mitchell
Dailey
Merchants Push Parallel Parking Plan Citywide
A Retail Merchants Association meeting reported 119 signatures backing parallel parking for the business district while 147 requested it and two opposed. Mayor Fredericks announced a resolution to propose city council adoption at the next regular August meeting, with a two hour parking limit and five minute temporary cable parking.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Retail Merchants Association
W. W. Reams
Joe Woods
Fredericks
Old
Camas
Cars in the second row must have a driver at the wheel
The rule states that vehicles in the second row require an individual behind the wheel. This constraint ensures active driver presence for safety and compliance.
Northern Students Enroll At Biology Station Of Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers college reports six weeks of biology work at the Lake Enemy Swim station near Aberdeen Starting July 22 over sixty students are enrolled under Director Lipscomb President David Allen Anderson praised the station for its natural facilities and commendable conduct method Gann Valley reports Johnson and L Johnson visiting from Seaforth and Kansas City to see Robert Johnson who moved there July 1 to work in Bank of Gann Valley
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Northern
Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Enemy
Lipscomb
David Allen Anderson
Gann Valley
George H. Johnson
Seaforth
Minn
L. Johnson
Kansas City
Sponsors Columbia Chain Program On Morning Radio
Columbia sponsors a radio segment at :30 tomorrow morning on station KMON St Louis. Listeners are invited to hear Theresa Martin in Mary Lends as part of the program lineup.
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Columbia Chain
KMON
St. Louis
Theresa Martin
Mary Lends
Lillian Geiver Returns Home From Mankato School
Lillian Geiver has returned to Danforth after finishing school in Mankato Minnesota and plans to make her home there.
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Scilool Danforth
Lillian Geiver
Mankato, Minn
Danforth
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