Medical Students Are Given Exams
Vermillion June 26 Seven medical students take the National Board of Medical Examiners tests at the University of South Dakota this week. Dean G R Albertson says the seven subjects are comprehensive and graded closely by the board. Six USD students finished the two year course in June. one man, Tarkness Mitchell, completed the course at Northwestern. The SD students are Ernest Ageter Yankton Marvin Dickey Frederick T Jackson Laughlin Huron Ronald Willer Andover Alvin Paulson Del Rapids and Charles Wood Parker.
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National Board of Medical Examiners
University of South Dakota
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State Universlly
National Board
Dean Albertson
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Tarkness Mitchell
Northwestern University
South Dakota
Ernest Aegeter
Yankton
Marvin Dickey
Frederick
T. Jackson Laughlin
Huron
Tonald Willer
Andover
Alvin Paulson
Deli Rapids
Charles Wood
Parker
Tater State Drivers Must Have Licenses
A South Dakota motor bus operator with a route mainly in Nebraska must obtain both South Dakota and Nebraska licenses, per an attorney general opinion requested by Lee H. Cope, Yankton state's attorney.
Lake Preston Rain Hopefully Delays Drought Threat
Lake Preston reports the recent mains escaping threats to the area as rain would aid rye filling and barley conditioning. Though seas look good, a timely shower would help secure the crop prospects and ease concerns from the past week.
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Lake Preston
Yankton Jail Voted Among Nation s Best by Inspector
Federal jail inspector J H Streif called Yankton county prison one of the best in the country. He praised it as one of the nicest and cleanest he has seen on his inspection tour. Local credit goes to Deputy Sheriff Pat Lance who serves as jailer and Dick Owens who oversees the interior.
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Yankton County
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United States
Pat Lance
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South Dakotans Take Examinations For Bar
Twelve South Dakotans sat for the bar admission law examinations at the University of South Dakota Tuesday and Wednesday. The State Board of Bar Examiners, five USD law faculty members, oversaw the tests. Examiners were Marshall McKusick dean. E W Hope professor. A B E Payne professor. G W Schutter professor. Ellison G Smith professor and former state supreme court judge.
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Ellison G. Smith
South Dakota Supreme Court
Lake Preston O. E. S. Honors Old Members
Lake Preston scene honors two pioneer Eastern Star members Mrs. Ben Lewis of Lake Preston and Mrs. John Koenig of Oldham as the last charter members. White Bay chapter from Oldham attended the event. After the meeting Mrs. Claude Davison affiliated, then music and readings preceded presentations of coapted gifts to the honorees.
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North Star
Ben Lewis
John Koenig
Oldham
White Bay
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Eradication progress noted by South Dakota farm women
MITCHELL June 26 Dr C C Lipp state college veterinarian told members of the South Dakota Farm Women's congress that eradication of bovine tuberculosis is progressing but will take years. He cited economic and public health reasons, noted five counties eradicated, and described premiums for cattle from eradicated areas. He warned cattle not proven TB free will soon fetch low prices or be slaughtered pending inspection.
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Lipp
South Dakota
Lopez Laughs at Life Sentence in Fatal Stabbing
Jose Lopez, convicted of stabbing W. G. Lewis to death on a Kansas highway seven miles east of Newel, received a life sentence from Circuit Judge James Wehner. Lopez, who smiled and said he did not care, claimed no alibi beyond admitting drug use and testified he fought with other beet workers before the fatal quarrel.
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Mrs Buchanan Guest Of Wessington Club
Members of the Fortnightly Study club were entertained in the home of Mrs Laura Scotchbrook Monday afternoon with Mrs Helen Buchanan as guest of honor Bridge was played at three tables prizes for high score awarded to Mrs Mildred Hutchinson and
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Wessingsum
Laura Scotchbrook
Helen Buchanan
Mildred Hutchinson
Fall From Tree Leaves 81-Year-Old Vet Unbothered
GETTYSBURG June 2 M H Medbery an 81-year-old Civil War veteran fell from a tree while trimming in his front yard. He declined a ladder and landed on soft ground. He sprained his leg but dismissed it as nothing, amid community chatter and a consolation prize to Mrs Edna Johanson of Wayland. Pothick lunch was served. Mrs Buchanan received an oak end table as the club noted. Dr and Mrs BR Buchanan plan to move to Huron around July.
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M. H. Medbery
WM. Medbury
Edna Johanson
Wayland
Buchanan
BR. E. Buchanan
Huron
Watertown Minister Returned Home After Hospital Stay
Ven. Valentine Junker archdeacon of the Episcopal church of South Dakota was burned when a gas water heater exploded in his basement. He was confined to Watertown hospital with severe facial hand and neck burns and was sent home late Monday night after treatment. doctors expect bandages to remain for at least two weeks.
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Sully County Farm Bureau Picnic Planned at Lake Sully
Onida notes rapid planning for Sully County Farm Bureau picnic at Lake Sully on the Fourth with sports starting at two including novelty races stunts and water sports. Children enjoy games and entertainment while clowns lead the fun. H. B. Test of Frederick will give the address at the platform program at five followed by a picnic supper and show. Fireworks will light the dam at dusk as Rock's Hornet Kids provide music throughout the day.
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Onida
Ero J Bureau
Sully County
Farm Bureau
Lake Sully
H. B. Test
Frederick
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Rock's Hornet
Lost Pounds and Promises: A Fat Reduction Patent Remedy
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as the easy fat loss solution claiming weight loss in three weeks after taking half a teaspoon daily with hot water. It highlights improved energy, clearer skin, brighter eyes, and renewed vigor, offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It warns fat results tie to organ function and toxins and urges purchase through Longstaff Drug Co.
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