Sioux Falls College Plans Further Expansion and New Courses
Sioux Falls college will add faculty and courses this fall as part of a two year expansion. President C R Lattgast announces a semester system with more economics and race problems study, new honors courses in German and English, and expanded music as the faculty grows, shifting from a quarter to a semester plan.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
C. R. Lattgast
S Department
Wilbur Glove
Wolo
Jents
Atrew
Themust
M. P. Maresion
Shealrar
Menent
Courtey
Courts, Co
Edeaders
Bull
Sail
Lane Epworth League Host To Other Groups
Lane Methodist church hosts a Juncheon luncheon for Christian Endeavor groups from Wessington Springs and Teamleton. Rev. Reddinson Singhton Strings led original numbers and Rev. Percy Gough from Lane gave the evening program. The gathering was well received and enjoyed by all.
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Lane
Epsworth
Epworth
Christian Endeavor
Wessington Springs
Teamleton
Reddinsonsington
Percy Gough
Browner Arrives For Position At S D State
Browner arrived in Brookings this week to assume his post as assistant professor in the P. S. & T. department at South Dakota State College. He previously served at Fort Levett and holds a Spring Hill College LL.B. degree, plus a Kattinoora College of Law credential.
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Brookings
Browner
Doug Uith
Sate
Edmund Shugart
Fort Levett
Padiin
Spring Hill
Reel left reeent se of Her father is Milehelt
Local notice fragment references a person named Milehelt and a family relation connected to a father. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear event details or dates to establish a full news item.
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Milehelt
Boy Breaks Arm In Fall At Esmond
In Esmond on June 30 1st class Tomm ybacgh aged 1 or 2 sustained a broken arm when he and an older brother fell from a ride. The arm was doubled under him as they tumbled off.
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Esmond
Tommy Ybacgh
Tommy
Five Generations Celebrate In Athol Birthday Event
Athol on June 25 hosted a fifth birthday for Mrs. S A Rounds, oldest citizen perhaps in the state, with open house and a communal purse for ice cream and fruit. The gathering featured her great granddaughter Mrs. Wiedeman serving cake while family members spanning five generations attended. Earlier, Donald Wiedeman celebrated his first birthday with mother, grandmother, great grandmother, and great great grandmother present.
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Athol
S. A. Rounds
Donald Wiedeman
Littl Donald
Many Enroll In Graduate School
Vermillion June 90 Graduates of institutions of higher learning are pursuing education in the graduate study at the South Dakota State University. Windly-two of the graduate students were granted bachelor’s degrees in colleges and normal schools in the state of South Dakota. Of the 138 graduate students in the 1932 summer session, 45 received degrees from the university, 11 from Yankton College, 11 from Dakota Wesleyan, nine from Moridine, Sioux City, seven from Augustana College Sioux Falls, five from St Olaf College, five from Sioux Falls College, four from South Dakota State College, and four from the Northern Normal and Industrial School.
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Vermillion
Dakota Wesleyan
Mornide
Sioux City
August College
Sioux Falls
St. Olaf College
Sioux Falls Callege
South Dakota State Coge
Northern Normal and Industrial School
Flower Thieves Revealed By Local Women
Six to eight unnamed young women from a neighboring town admitted stealing geraniums from Alfred Ohlson’s gas station grounds in Presho. They replaced the plants with new geraniums and agreed not to disturb them again until frost.
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Alfred Olilson
Mitchell
Oviatt Sells Two Holsteins For 275 To Pierre School
Thad Oviatt of Beadle County sold two registered Holstein cows to the Pierre Indian School for 275 dollars total. The cows would fetch about 25 dollars each on the regular market. Oviatt said the price was a good value in these times and the animals will be used in a foundation field at the school.
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Oviatt
Pierre Indian School
Thad Oviatt
Beadle County
Hoppers Die as Swarms Sweep Fields in Highmore
In Highmore on June 30 a Special report notes rising grasshopper numbers and many dead insects in fields, suggesting an unseen enemy affecting the pests. The dispatch from Aberdeen Athol records the Young People's class from Sunday school led by Mrs Mary Riser traveling to Aberde en.
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Highmore
Seemo
Aberdeen Athol
Inunday School
Mary Riser
Aber
Sunday at Methodist church outing ends with picnic
They attended the Methodist Episcopal church service led by Rev. Mr. Glendenning with special music by two New York singers. The group had a picnic dinner in Wylie park and visited the greenhouse on the return trip, marking a red letter day for the 19 participants.
Faith Farmer Tills 2300 Acres Of Land
Faith district reports John Aherns as a bonanza farmer cultivating 500 acres of corn on a southern Faith farm. He also tends 1.80 acres of small grain, all in excellent condition as of June 30.
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John Aherns
Faith
Cuticura Heals Severe Eczema, Chicago Woman Reports
Miss L Dennis of 34125 State St Chicago Illinois reports a disfiguring eczema that covered her face arms and neck causing itching burning and weight loss. After trying a free sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment irritation subsided and she slept better. She bought three cakes of soap and three to four boxes of ointment and was completely healed. August 12 1931. Sold everywhere. Sample each free. jalden Maas.
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L Dennis
State St
Chicago
Farmer relies on tractors for booming winter grain haul
The farmer notes ample rainfall has allowed a large crop to grow. He works with tractors since no team of two horses is available and plans to haul grain to market all winter with only one helper, seeking continued crop success.
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