State Parks Urged for Recreation and Heritage in SD
Rep EB Walther of Hurley urged a state park program at a South Dakota Walton League convention. He cited recreation, preservation of historic sites, and tourism potential as key reasons, noting rapid park growth nationwide and the public demand for outdoor spaces. He traced park history from colonial plazas to modern forests and parks.
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EB. J. Walther
Hurley
South Dakota
Custer
Frank Walton
Santa Fe
New Hingland
Middle-Atlantic
Brigham Young
United States
New Instructors Named at Northern Normal College
Aberdeen June 20 P Ethel L Swangon of Ames Iowa will assume foods and nutrition duties in home economics and dining service. David Allen Anderson announces M F Tostelebe will be associate professor of rural education and Olive Coolidge Tostelebe will teach in the campus school. Tostelebe is a graduate of Iowa State Teachers college. In the past two years they led Willow Lake schools.
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N.S. T.C
Aberdeen
Ethel L.swangon
Ames
Iowa
Ceed Lelie Smith
Northern Normal
David Allen Anderson
M. F. Tostelebe
Olive Cooligge-Tostelebe
Tostelebe
Iowa State Teachers College
Nine Get Certificates at South Dakota State College
Nine undergraduates completed short courses at South Dakota State College and received official certificates this year. Registrar D B Doner announced the state certificates in education for prospective teachers went to Casilda Bunkers Colman Cecile Kleinschmidt Onida Marjorie Shindell Arlington and to three month dairy department trainees Thorvaldsen Brookings Raymond Gundy Reed City Harold J Elsworth Miller Irwin Kuiker Britton Albert Larsen Brookings Raymond Cundy Hennno.
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S. D. State College
South Dakota State College
D. B. Doner
Casilda Bunkers
Colman
Cecile Kleinschmidt
Onida
Marjorie Shindell
Arlington
State College Dairy
Thorvaldsen
Brookings
Raymond Gundy
Reanid City
Harold J. Elsworth
Miller
Irwin Kuiker
Britton
Albert Larsen
Raymond Cundy
Ilenno
Tanlac Claims Relief for Indigestion and General Weakness
Mrs. C. A. Warner of Aberdeen South Dakota reports severe indigestion kidney trouble and full body breakdown. She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite lifting fatigue and improving overall health in a short time. The ad urges readers to visit a druggist and try Tanlac with a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Tvho
C. A. Warner
First St
South
Aberdeen
S. D
Tanlac
Willow Lake Man Named North Dakota State Teacher
Willow Lake resident Mr Alberts will begin new duties as a state teacher in North Dakota on July 1. He will take up the post in the United States.
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United States
Mr. Alberts
Route of Custer March Memorized by Black Hills
Rapid City observers recall General George A. Custer's 1869 expedition from Fort Abraham Lincoln toward the Black Hills and the 1876 Little Big Horn disaster. Senator William H. McMaster proposes Congress funds to trace and mark Custer's caravan routes with cavalry detachment.
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Rapid City
Black Hills
George A. Custer
Fort Abraham Lincoln
Bismarck
Custer
Little Big’ Horn
Wyoming
Fhe
Senate
William H. McMaster
Congress
Graduation Date Set for Sanborn County High School
Sanborn county high school graduation exercises are scheduled for June 27 at 8:00 p m at the Methodist church in Woonsocket Major O W Coursey of Mitchell will be the speaker the event was announced from Woonsocket June 20 Special
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Woonsockat
Sanborn County
Methodist Church
O. W. Coursey
Mitchell
Dow expected to return home after hospital dismissal
Manchester residents Mr and Mrs Nate Dow were discharged from a hospital in Minneapolis after an operation. They plan to stay a few more days in Minneapolis to recover strength before returning home.
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Manchester
Nate Dow
Dow
Minnepolis
Ambition and Training Emphasized For Better Sales
A speech at the Retail Merchants Association convention by B U Berdahl assistant secretary of the Minneapolis Civic and Commerce Association urged training to boost sales. He said ambition unlocks health initiative knowledge and courage and urged employers to foster ambition and promote from within while preventing lost sales through staff development and incentives.
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U. Berdahl
Minneapolis
Diate
Association of South S Dakotai
Berdahl
Rai
Berdah
Blote Takes Over as Section Foreman in Manchester
IS SECTION FOREMAN MANCHESTER June 20 Special Herman Blote has taken up duties of section foreman here since Mac Pontius was transferred to Ca your.
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Manchester
Herman Blote
Mac Pontius
Cayour
Walton League urged farmers in South Dakota to cooperate
The Izaak Walton League delegates in South Dakota urged cooperation with farmers to gain support. Secretary J Schuster of the Sisseton chapter told a secret assembly that farmers face open-season pest issues and windstorm losses. He urged backing a state nursery for tree planting and stronger cross organization support to boost rural membership.
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Izaak ‘Walton League
South Dakota
League
J. Schuster
Sisseton
Leif. Byvans
Schuster
Izaak Walton League
My. Schuuster
Ashton Wins At Ashton In Tight 4-3 Victory
Ashton defeats Redfield 4-3 in a hard fought baseball game at Ashton. Both teams showed strong pitching and late scoring drives to decide the local contest.
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Ashton
Redfield
Monsignor O Connell Made Chancellorl of Sioux City Diocese
In Sioux City the vestiture elevating the Rev. Martin T. O Connell to monsignor and chancellor of the Diocese of Sioux City took place in St Josephs hospital chapel. Rt Rev Edmond Veeland bishop of Sioux City presided at the ceremony.
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Sioun City
Martin T. O'Connell
Sioux City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Edmond Veeland
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Saints
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Waltons
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Dalkin Sfores CO
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