Final steps in college merge ends Sioux Falls history
Sioux Falls University and Grand Island College of Nebraska move toward a new Sioux Falls College entity. Trustees meet to elect officers and transfer endowment and properties totaling about a million dollars, consolidating alumni groups and records as the two pioneer schools dissolve under the new corporation.
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Grand Island College
Bioux Falls
Sioux Falls University
Grand Island College of Nebraska
Sioux Falls College
New College
New Educational Corporation
New
Sioux Falls College Corporation
E. B. Meredith
University of Chicago
Dakota Territory
First Baptist Church
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Colgate
Meredith
Jorden
Gidden-Martin
C. R. Saugast
Colorado State Teachers College
United States
North Central Association
Parker College of Minnesota
Family Escapes In Automobile Accident Near Yankton
A family of six from Yankton, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lubbem and four children, escaped serious injury when their car struck a soft spot on a graveled highway near Platte, turning over. They were delayed overnight at a farm home but suffered only minor bruises and inconvenience. the vehicle was not badly damaged.
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Yankton
Here
Platte
Henry Lubbem
Madison Depositors to Receive Dividend
An order signed by Judge John T. Medin in Sioux Falls allows a 2 percent dividend to depositors of the closed Dakota State Bank in Madison. E. A. Ruden filed for the dividend order. This payment marks the first since the bank closed its doors on December 8, 1930.
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Madison
Sioux Falls
John T. Medin
Dakota State Bank
E. A. Ruden
Raymond S S Picnic Draws Big Attendance
Raymond North Dakota June 10 Special The Bethlehem Lutheran Sunday school picnic at Jim river park drew good attendance. Rev A W Furstein led open air services with choir music. A picnic dinner followed. Afternoon activities included stunts games and races for children with prizes to winners. Women beat the men in kitten ball. Refreshment stand under congregation auspices was heavily patronized.
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Raymond S.S
Raymond
Bethlehem Lutheran
Jim River Park
A. W. Furstein
Doner Prize Offered For State College Orators
Brookings June 10 D B Doner state college registrar plans a twenty dollar gold piece annually to the best State college orator to start next year. The prize named the David B Doner Prize in Oratory will be awarded in a college contest four to six weeks before the state Intercollegiate Forensic Association contest. Judges will be chosen by the college forensic council secretary. No winner may repeat.
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Brookings
D. B. Doner
David B. Doner
College Forensic Council
Doner
Burdette Fourth Celebration Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended Burdette's fourth annual celebration day despite rain and threatening weather. Burdette beat Buffalo in the baseball game, which was halted briefly by heavy rain. Afterward, races, high jump, broad jump, and a pie eating contest entertained spectators, with hot coffee and cookies served.
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Burdette
Buffalo
Intoxicated Driver Fined In Watertown
John Olson pleaded guilty to driving intoxicated in Watertown. Municipal Judge Lloyd B. Peterson fined him 50 and banned driving in Watertown for six months after he changed from denial and requested a jury trial to a guilty plea.
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Watertown
John Olson
Lloyd B. Peterson
Olson
Would Refer New Law Regulating Embalming
Pierre June 10 At least 60 persons filed petitions to refer the new embalming law. Petitions with about 9,940 signatures were sent to the secretary of state this week requesting a public vote at the next general election. The petitions arrived four days late, so the law takes effect July 1 along with more than 200 others.
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Pierre
Surprise party for Esther Bischoff at Broadland home
Miss Esther Bischoff celebrated her fourteenth birthday with a surprise party hosted by friends at her Broadland home. Guests played games, enjoyed ice cream and cookies, and she received many gifts.
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Broadland Broadland
Esther Bischoff
Miss Bischoff
Beard urges school role in cooperative movement
W P Beard South Dakota state supervisor tells the American Institute of Cooperation meeting in Manhattan Kansas that cooperative education is a twentieth century renaissance and must be included in public school curriculums. He notes rural schools should cover social values of group action and plans to place material on cooperation in new courses with Farmers Union Farm Bureau and State Grange aiding.
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Manhattan
Kans
American Institute of Cooperation
W. P. Beard
South Dakota
Institute of Cooperation
Association of Cooperative Marketing Associations
Beard
Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
State Grange
Cooperative farming future hinges on teaching balance
The speaker states that the future of cooperation in agriculture depends largely on how well the principles and balances of cooperation are taught to vocational agriculture workers and others studying farm practices.
Bar Examinations Set For South Dakota At USD
Vermillion June 10 Examinations for admittance to the South Dakota bar will be held at the University of South Dakota on June 23 and 24. About 20 men take the examination each year. The board includes Dean McKusick E W Hope Claude W Schutter Jason E Payne and Judge E G Smith. The exam covers contracts torts negotiable instruments property procedure evidence constitutional law partnership and equity.
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D. U. Vermillion
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Marshall McKusick
School of Law
McKusick
Dean McKusick
E. W. Hope
Claude W. Schutter
Jason E. Payne
E. G. Smith
Dean MclKusick
Lawrence De Haan Wins Sweepstakes at State College
Lawrence De Haan of Geddes, a freshman in agriculture, won the sweepstakes cup at the sixth annual student livestock and crops judging contest in Brookings. Earl Harriss of Diller was second, George Sanderson of Aurora third in the overall event. De Haan also took first in agronomy and earned a medal from the South Dakota Crop Improvement Association. Other results include Ode Hegg second and Lyle Kennedy third in agronomy, a three-way tie for Gist in sheep judging, and ties for second in hogs and in horse judging.
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Lawrence de Haan
Brookings
S. D
Frie
Lawrence DeHaan
Geddes
State College
Earl Harriss
Diller
Neb
George Sanderson
Aurora
DeHean
South Dakota Crop Improvement Association
Ode Hegg
Bruce
Lyle Kennedy
Nisland
Clark Trygstad
Volga
Garret Hollemen
Springfield
Hollerman
DeHann
Harry Hanson
John Fellis
Arlington
John Barron
Elkton
Everett Bartle
Beefs and Dairy Cattle Contest Winners Named in County Fair
Leo Wilson of Hazel Run Minnesota took second in beef cattle judging with Paul Jones of DeSmet third. Garret Holleman George Sanderson and Lester Kennedy ranked in order in the entire animal husbandry division. Earl Harris won first in dairy husbandry followed by Oben Simonson and Lawrence De Hasn. G S Weaver Ross Davies Leo Mossing and James Biggar judged the contest as enrollment in Ave years and a future yield and quality plan was outlined by H M Critchfield. Local growers will showcase improved seed varieties in two potato days with Triumphs Red McCloud Early and Irish Cobbs among fields entered and planned seed lots.
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Leo Wilson
Hazel Run
Minn
Paul Jones
DeSmet
Garret Holleman
George Sanderson
Lester Kennedy
Earl Harris
Oben Simonson
Brookings
Lawrence de Hasn
G. S. Weaver
Ross Davies
Leo Mossing
Extension Service
James Biggar
Aurora
Tory
H. M. Critchfield
Cour
Critchfield
Potato Contest Draws Large Field in Spearfish
In Spearfish on June 10 the Lawrence County potato contest reported a large entry list for the quarter-acre event with 3g fields entered.
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Lawrence County
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