Lattgast Named President of Sisseton Falls College
Jumé'6 Charles H Lattgast of Greeley Colorado chosen president by the Sioux Falls college executives and board of trustees. He will be the youngest SD college president and comes from Colorado State Beachers College with Illinois and Stanford credentials and strong endorsements from E P Cubberly C V Williams Lester Pollom Lewis Williams and W Harley Smith.
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Sioux Falls
Jumé
Charles H Sattgast
Greeley Colorado
Sisie Falls College
Sioux
E. ‘P. Cubberly
Stanford’ University
C. ‘V. Williams
Kansas State Agricultural College
Lester B. Pollom
Topeka
Kan
Lewis W. Williams
W. Harley’ Smith
Buteblo
John L. Barton
Aft. Lattgast
Joseph A.cooper
Kansas City
South Dakota
United States
Lattgast
Colorado State Beachers College
Greyley
Colorado
University of Ilinois
Stanford University
Stanford
Buffalo County Honors in Seventh and Eighth Grade
Superintendent Gertrude Flyte announces honor students after final seventh and eighth grade exams in Buffalo County. Eighth grade top is Ellen Nelson with 92 average. seventh grade leader Florence Desperdange with 94. Promotion exercises on June 17 will feature student produced program.
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Buffalo
Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Gertrude Flyte
Ellen Nelson
Wallace Huglin
Edith Huglin
Lennis Thoms
Dorothy Anderson
Ethel Anderson
Beatrice Dye
Florence Desperdange
Myrtle Jensen
Vernon Ashley
Elsa Mebius
Frances Vaughn
Jessie Wooledge
Milam Abernathy
State Seniors Present Show O at State College
The senior class of State college will stage Show O a play by George Kelly next Wednesday evening June 11 as part of commencement week activities. Lead actors are Richard Mattison Brookings and Miss Georgia Tate Balaton Minn with a cast including Eleanor Kelton Poynette Wis Sue Stedman Eugene Burr Albert Evenson Dwight T McNamara Mecton Lippert Timber Lake and Chester Dickinson Lemmon.
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Brookings
George Kelly
State’ College
Richard Mattison
Georgia Tate
Balaton
Minn
Eleanor Kelton
Poynette
Wis
Sue Stedman
Eugene Burr
Albert Evenson
Dwight T¢cNamara
Mecton Lippert
Timber Lake
Chester Dickin~son
Lemmon
Rapid City to Host Thousand Guardsmen Encampment
South Dakota National Guard units gather at Rapid City for a week plus encampment starting Sunday June 8. Captain Gill and Captain Wallace plan joint maneuvers near Box Elder, with units from Hot Springs Lead Sturgis Madison Brookings Huron and others arriving by the ninth. Artillery, engineers, and medical detachments coordinate training including bridges fortifications infantry support and smoke screens with potential air support and a regimental band attending.
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South Dakota
Hich
R. Gill
Rapid City
J. A. Wallace
Aberdeen
Hot Springs
Lead
Sturgis
Madison
Brookings
Huron
37Th Field Artillery
Sduth Artillery
Mitchell
Parker
Sioux Falls
Pierre
Flandreau
Yankton
Vermilion
Gill
Box Elder
Washburn elected president of Women’s Self Government at State College
Dorothy Washburn of Fulton, a junior home economics student, narrowly defeated Miss More vel Vanderburg of Huron to become president of the Women's Self Government Association at State College. Eleanor Peterson of Arlington was named vice president and Elaine Paulsen of Steen secretary treasurer. The prior officers were Elitor Sabin of Bijou Hills as president, Nina Eldridge of Volga as vice president, and Muriel Vanderburg of Huron as secretary.
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Huron
Brookings
Dorothy Washburn
Fulton
State College
Women’s Self Government Association
Miss Washburn
More” Vel
Bijou Hills
Nina Eldridge
Volga
Muriel Vanderburg
Madison Population Shows Small Census Gain in South Dakota
Madison in Lake County has 4282 residents, the smallest gain among large SD cities, rising by 138 people or 3.4 percent since 1920. Vermillion reaches 2850 with a 260 person, ten percent increase. Southeast district totals reach 158473 from 147789, a 7.9 percent decade gain. Lake County grows to 12374.
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Madison
Sioux Falls
Lake County
South Dakota
George Boardman
Vermillion
Work Begins On State Dam Across Antelope Near Mission
Actual construction of the state dam across the Antelope near Mission started last Friday with a four man crew excavating for the concrete spillway. The structure will be thirty feet wide and reinforced.
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Mission! Mission
Mission
Dam Construction Advances on Local Lake Project
Concrete work tops the dam as a 2 to 1 slope extends to ground level. When the spillway finishes in days, Contractor England will haul dirt with a large dump wagon. The eighteen foot dam will flood over 3 acres of land, with local men removing brush as many volunteers join. Built by the South Dakota Fish and Game department.
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England
South Dakota Fish and Game Department
First Aerial Cableway for Passengers in Czechoslovakia
Construction begins on the nation’s first passenger aerial cableway. The line, three miles long, will connect key points and mark a major step in Czechoslovakia’s transport development.
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Czechoslovakia
Pabst-ett Introduces New Varieties for Children
The advertisement promotes three new Pabst-ett varieties praised for smooth texture and digestibility. It highlights Pabst-ett as a whole milk cheese food made by a patented process, suitable for children and cooking. It claims easy preparation, spreading and melting without stringing, and urges readers to order.
Pabst Corporation Trade Supplies from Milwaukee Distributors
Milwaukee based Pabst Corporation sources trade supplies from all lending distributors. The note lists Milwaukee WI and trade channels as key points in the distribution network. The item emphasizes broad distributor engagement and regional sourcing.
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Pabst Corporation
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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Charles BR. Sattgast
Geyerman
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Fagher
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