Green Is Target Of Job Hunters In South Dakota
Governor Green faces ongoing interest from job seekers as several state boards near turnover dates July 1. Horswill named as insurance commissioner. rural credits director candidates include Willey, Williams, Lawrence, and Toohey. State highway commission bids and revenue projections draw attention as Republicans loom. Green and Agriculture Secretary Troth are top speakers at summer meetings.
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Associated Press
Pierre
Green
Rural Credits and Insurance Commissioners
D. A McCullough
Rural Credits
McCullough
Walter Willey
Mitchell
Jay Williams
Gettysburg
H. S. Lawrence
John Toohey
Sioux Falls
Highwayr Department
Greene
L. G. Troth
Agriculture
Select Queen For Jubilee At Highmore
Highmore plans the Golden anniversary celebration in August includes a Queen and four attendants. Votes will be earned by cash purchases or on account at local businesses. The Highmore Herald published the initial candidate list, sparking enthusiasm and chatter as residents check if they are on the list.
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Highmore Highmore
Highmore Herald
Aberdeen Hosts South Dakota Episcopal Missionary District
Aberdeen June 13 delegates from Indian and White missionary fields will attend a three day South Dakota Episcopal church convention at St Mark's church. Bishop Hugh L. Burleson, recently back from Europe, will participate. A service will honor the late Dr Edward A. Ashley for his work among the Indians.
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Aberdeen
St Mark's Church
South Dakota
Modern West to Highlight Cosmopolitan Rodeo Display
Aberdeen will host a modernized old west exhibition from July 3 to 5 featuring Vaughn Creig world champion bulldogger attempting to throw a steer from a running car. Sisseton Indians will perform tribal rites in native costume, adding color to the show.
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Aberdeen
Vaughn Creig
Sisseton Reservation
Webster Golden Jubilee to bring pageant parade and festivities
Webster plans a three day Golden Jubilee June 17 to 18 featuring a coronation of a jubilee queen midway attractions and a light parade for the city's sixtieth anniversary Old Settlers day is set for Thursday June 18 leading events include a pageant and parade amid observed milestones.
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Webster
Redfield Girl Honors in European Music Circles
Redfield, June 11. Former Redfield girl Madame B Byrne nee Bernice Alexander daughter of F L Alexander Spink county judge has gained recognition in Europe for rapid ascent in music. She sang in Paris on May 20 at a farewell audition for Prof Georges Canelli, on a program with famed opera stars from Milan Rome Liege and Russia. Byrne, a 1924 Redfield high graduate, studied in Chicago under Madam Eroma Roe after radio and Atwater Kent contests. Mr and Mrs Byrne left for Europe March 15 and plan to return to Chicago by July 4.
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Madame B. Byrne
Bernice Alexander
F. L. Alexander
Spink
Europe
Madame
Byrne
Paris
Georges Canelli
Madame Byrne
Madame M. Castellazzi
Milan
Madarme N.cornelli
Royal Theatre
Rome
Madame G. Hammerick
Mademoiselle di Veraldi
B. Byrne
Chicago
University Bureau Gets Second Rating
Vermillion June 13 The Teachers Appointment bureau at the University of South Dakota ranks second among twelve middle western state universities in teaching placements this year. Dr William H Batson said at an informational convocation in Slagle auditorium that 39 percent of those enrolled were placed. Wyoming led with 50 percent. other states show lower rates. The survey indicates salary reductions, fewer placements than last year, and many teachers likely to be out of work next term.
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University Bureau
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Wm. H. Batson
Slagle Auditorium
Wyoming
Ana
Kentucky
Colorado
Montana
Ohio
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
North Dakota
Batson
Children’s Program Planned at Wolsey Presbyterian Church
A special June 14 program at the Wolsey Presbyterian Church features a children’s day event with the Happy Rosa Girls and various classes performing hymns, readings, songs, and a missionary dramatization. Participants include Elya Rodman’s and Phyllis Anderson’s groups, Iris Privett, Alice Ann Seeley, Marion Steurwald, Leila Allison, and Maxine Heitland. The program ends with prayers and benediction.
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Wolsey Wolsey
The
Presbyterian Church
Happy Rosa
Elya Rodman
Phyllis Anderson
Glad
Elizabeth Tensen
Iris Privett
Alice Ann Seeley
Marion Steurwald
Beryl Anderson
Little Pink Toe Brigade
Leila Allison
Maxine Heitland
Hazel Bannes
Roca Maxwells
Walter Peterson Best Producing Cow in Frankfort
Walter Peterson of Frankfort owns the highest producing cow for May according to the cow testing association. Among 26 herds tested, his Holstein yielded 2158 pounds of milk at 3.1 percent, totaling 72.8 pounds of butterfat for the month with a ration of ground oats and parley plus alfalfa and sweet clover pasture.
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Franseuhl
Cow Testing Association
Walter Peterson
Frankfort
Clark
Faulkton Man Gets Stay of Execution
Irvin Lambert of Faulkton has been granted a further 90 day stay of execution by Judge J E Bottum. The stay follows a March circuit court verdict on a statutory charge, with a ten year penitentiary sentence. The new order, dated June 3, takes effect June 12.
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Faulkton
Gettysburg
Irvin Lambert
J. E. Bottum
Lambert
Rainy shower boosts crops near Raymond
Raymond and vicinity received a steady rain for about 40 minutes totaling 1.14 inches. Farmers report the moisture will help small grains, corn and pastures, with corn expected to advance rapidly and pastures recovering from drought. Local conditions improved after the shower.
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Raymond Ratzmond
Raymond
Wil Beneft
Wall South Dakota Oil Boom Captivates Gypsy Well Site
Wall is center stage in a South Dakota oil rush as Gypsy Oil drills 154 feet into a 1500 foot well on the Hoyt Hunter farm, drawing promoters and visitors from many states. New ventures like South Dakota Royalties Inc lead leases across 3000 acres while surveys extend toward Cottonwood, Kadoka, and Belle Fourche areas as rapid town business growth follows.
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Wall
South Dakota
Gypsy Oil Company
Hoyt Hunter Farm
Warren Green
South Dakota Royalties, Inc
Frank D. Kriebs
Hunter Well
I - N. A. Stevens
Rapid City
A. S. Nystrom
A. H. Aas
Wasita
Henry A. O'Neil
Victor T. Jepson
ELF
Fellows
J. Allen
Cottonwood
Kadoks
Conata
Butte County
Minneapolis Oil and Gas Company
Belle Fourche
Oak Creek
Crook County
Wyo
Gypsy
Deflation Does Not Hit Summer School
VERMILLION June 13 Business demand and no business mood fail to depress enrollment figures at the University of South Dakota summer session as the fourth day closes with 385 students registered. That total exceeds last year and 1930 figures, with registrar H W Frankenfield predicting at least 400. He cites more courses, prestige of the graduate school, job seekers using the term, and a North Central rule boosting credit hours as factors.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
H. W .Frankenfield
Frankenfield
North Central Association
North Central
Increase Made At D W U Sessions
Dakota Wesleyan summer school enrollment jumped dramatically with 45 percent more teachers registered than last year. Classes began Tuesday June 9 under Dean C L Rich as stricter state requirements push teachers with first grade certificates to improve. The six week program emphasizes intensive study and rapid progress for the profession.
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D. W. U. Sessions Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
C. L. Rich
University
State Department of Education
Wesleyan
Sioux Falls college president urges grads to seize opportunities
Sioux Falls June 13 President C R Lattgast of Sioux Falls college told graduates of the South Dakota school for the Teaf at the aprial commencement held here. Six graduates received their diplomas from N S Tillinghast, superintendent of the school, who acted as interpreter of the address.
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Sioux Falls
C. R. Lattgast
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota
N.S. Tillinghast
Mr. Tillinghast
Satigast
Peculiar Chicken Named Commander Penguin Leads Redfield Flock
Redfield farmer Mrs. Ella Stucker raises a chicken named Commander Penguin that walks upright and appears to command the flock. The birds show curiosity and follow its odd maneuvers, while Penguin defies any attempts at aggression despite a past injury.
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Redfield
Penguin
Ella Stucker
South Pole
Byrd
Feck
Boys Escape When Car Turns Turtle Near Blunt
June 13 Blunt special report describes Raymond Roach and Lewis Walker driving a Walker car down a steep hill when a rut caused the vehicle to flip one or two times. The car was badly damaged and both boys were cut by flying glass, with Lewis needing several stitches. The injuries were not more serious.
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Blunt
Raymond Roach
Lewis Walker
Lewis
Exhibit in Sioux Falls Showcases Biology Artifacts
In Sioux Falls on June 3 a downtown window exhibit of biology materials from the local college draws wide attention. The highlight is a dissected mummy donated by Dr. Irene Smedley, a former Indiana missionary and world traveler. Also on display are embryos tropical snakes sea creatures skulls and bones.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Irene Smedley
Indiana
Retail Merchants Convention Heads North Dakota June Meet
Mitchell hosts the 13th annual convention of the Retail Merchants Association of South Dakota June 16 and 17 with speakers from South Dakota Minnesota and St Paul. Topics include The Renaissance of Retailing and Out of low mood and sessions on agricultural issues and merchandising strategies.
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Retail Merchants Association
H. D. Kyes
National Merchants Association
William Unsgaard
Minneapolis
Frank W Uuthitt
Big Stone City
A. M. Eberle
State College
Civic leaders to discuss business topics at final session
The Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association officials will advise on adjusting expenses while P A Egeland and Charles L Sommers of St Paul address the audience at the final session Wednesday before officers are elected and other business is transacted.
Blunt Man Marries in Denver Laboring in City Firm Family Ties
Blunt resident Lloyd Pigney married Miss Lucile Fisher in Denver Colorado. Pigney, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pigney of Blunt, is a 1924 Blunt High School graduate who worked five years as cashier for a Chicago and North Western railroad company. Fisher taught in Reputed Sioux City and Albuquerque areas. After a wedding trip to Los Angeles and California, the couple will reside in Rapid City.
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Blunt
Denver
Lioyd
Pigney
Lucile Fisher
Colo
Liegul
Frank Piano
Blunt High School
School of
Mind City
North Western Rdibosal Copany. Miss Higher
Reputy
Sioux City
Duquerque
N. M
Los Angeles
Wihis Ifornia
Rapid City
Doland Band to Host Wednesday Certificate Event
Doland band led by A V Munson of Redfield plans a Wednesday gathering to distribute drum certs. The public is invited to receive a few certs at a stand near the pavilion on the west side of Main Street.
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Doland
Jn Doland
T) A. VI Munson
Redfield
Eden
Main Street
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A. TE. Cotta
G. G. Joans
Keehter Auto Co
Abe Rants
Kehrer
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Johnson Tap
Lear
C.H. Larson -Tralt Garage, Inc
Martin Camp Schoom Motor Co
Edward's
Kobler Auto Co
C. D. Manne
W. J. Biecks
L. M. Ugebower Motor Co
Salem
S. D
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S. D. Slayton
Minn
Spencer
Tolstoy
Trail City
S. D. Tyndall
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Wellington
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