State Grads Are Honored at University of Minnesota Exercises
Brookings June 20 State college graduates were among candidates for doctor and master degrees at the University of Minnesota ceremonies. Notables from State included E R Searles Leon Tyler and George Wallis who earned doctor of philosophy degrees. Wallis was a standout in dairy work. Searles heads the State college division of pharmacy. Tyler was a botany assistant. Also honored were Finn Bernhart Merrill Stiles Gerald Laxon Hugh Morgan Earl Bossingham Roslyn Giraud and others linking State college to broader academic attainment. The event underscored State college continued scholarly influence and alumni pursuit of advanced study.
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Brookings
State College
University of Minnesota
E. R. Searles
Leon Tyler
George Wallis
Searles
Tyler
South Dakota
Division of
Pharmacy
State
Wallis
Finn Bernhart
Sioux Falls
Minnesota
Merrill Stiles
Creschard
Hunting Law Fine Encourages Partridge Violations
O H Johnson, director of the South Dakota game and fish department, urged the public to report Hungarian partridge poaching under a $10 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction. He noted illegal killing of the newly introduced game bird and asked informants to contact deputy wardens.
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Pierre
O. H. Johnson
South Dakota Fame and Fish Department
South Dakota
Department
Johnson
Buffalo Grass Appears In Desmet Area
Several reports from Kingsbury county farms and homes note buffalo grass has begun to grow replacing weeds in pastures and lawns. A barn fire at Neil Christensen farm near Virgil was extinguished with neighbor aid. insurance covered the building. Three Wes- lington merchants vacationing at Big Stone Lake were joined by Archie Davis from C N W railroad depot. The Bureau of Animal Industry advances expansion of disease eradication with 2 million dollars allotted to 25 states under the Wyden Connally act.
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Kingsbury
Virgil
Neil Christenson Yarm
Wessington
Weslington
I. D. Hazzard
Fred Holst
Erell Huddleston
Big Stone Lake
Archie Davis
C & N. W. Mepot
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agricultural
Artificial Lakes Closed To Fishing In South Dakota
Seven newly built artificial lakes in South Dakota have been closed to all fishing until July 1, 1935. Commissioner C. L Johnson announced the no fishing ban to protect stocked game fish. Lakes closed include Ritchcock in Spink County Carthage Lake in Miner County Lake Wanalan in Brule County Lake Hanson in Hanson County Fierpont Lake in Day County and Okobojo Lake in Sully County.
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Pierre
L Johnson
South Dakota
June Brides Honored At Methodist Ladies Aid Party
Mrs George Wermerson and others hosted three divisions of the Methodist Ladies Aid at the church parlors. The last June meeting featured a bride table for June brides with a gift for the bride married longest. Eloise Reed Loretta Johnson performed in costume.
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George, Wermerson
Albert Schweppe
Charles Rudd
Methodist Ladies Aid
Lohengren
Eloise Reed
Loretta Johnson
Jack Finzel
Hazel Haverstock
Maxine Sisk
Harold Graham
Relief foods distributed in Smet area amid large totals
County relief drive reports heavy stockpiles of food items with counts including butter 5729 pounds salt pork 1313 pounds smoked pork 13859 pounds eggs 538 dozen lard 4250 pounds toast beef 4229 cans flour 267 sacks cereals 798 packages. Florida green peas shipments set a record with 744 carloads.
Open Road Bids July 11 for Paving and Bridge Work
Bids on 39 paving grading graveling bridge and guard rail projects totaling about 450 001 will open July 1 in Pierre by the South Dakota highway commission. Locations span U S 85 Deadwood Lead U S 2 Milbank state 34 Madison Highmore Seneca road Bad River Bonilla Lake Norris Eureka Bowdle Lake Herman and more with various county roads and bridges listed.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Lawrence
U. S 85
Deadwood
U.S
Grant County
Milbank
Lake
State
Madison
Highmore
Highmore-Seneca
Big Stone City
Oliaton
Beadle County
Bonilla
Byron
Oe Mellette
Norris
McPherson
Eureka
Edmunds
Bowdle
Charles Mix
Dante
Clay
Hub City
Potter
Tolstoy
Gettysbace
Lake Herman
Lebanon
Lincoln
Tea
Stanley County
Bad River
Fall River
Ardmore-Hot Springs
Todd
Mission
Rockham
Rockham-Wayland
Ziebach
Hutchinson
County Drainage Line Lengths Listed by District
A breakdown shows Codington 2,420 lineal feet and Charles Mix 240 feet. Ben Homme 40 feet, Hughes 9,210 feet, Mellette 15,610 feet, Clay 110 feet. The figures enumerate district drainage right of way measurements and may reflect project scope.
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Codington
Charles Mix
Ben, Homme
Hughes
Mellette
Clay
South Dakota HO L C office earns top efficiency rating
S D Loan Office gets high rating in May as the Home Owners' Loan Corporation office in South Dakota, Sioux Falls manager A G Steensland cited for the district's best efficiency. Governor Berry noted district scores, Oklahoma and North Dakota high next, Kansas lowest. Marjory Wilson wins second prize in Mu Phi Epsilon composition contest.
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S. D
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Kansas
Berry
Vermillion
Marjory Wilson
Aberdeen
University of South Dakota
Mu Phi Epsilon
National Honor Musical Society
Mrs Kramer named special relief investigator
Mrs. Freda S. Kramer of Madison, formerly executive secretary of the state child welfare commission, is appointed special relief investigator for Minnehaha, Clay, Lincoln, Umes and Turner counties with headquarters in Sioux Falls.
Welfare Service Trial Could Expand Statewide
Miss Ethel Dowdell, state director of women’s work for the South Dakota relief administration, says the Community Service Center piloted in Huron may go statewide if the experiment succeeds. The center coordinates welfare activities including housing, food, clothing, health, education, and employment across organizations, located in the public health building at the fair grounds.
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Pierre
Atseuron
Ethel Dowdell
South Dakota Relief Administration
Huron
Community Service Center
Cats
Valuable Violin To Be Used In Concert
Vermillion reports a $20 000 violin will be used in a University of South Dakota concert during the summer session audience sizing.
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University of South Dako
Boston trio to perform in Cremona quartet program
The article notes a July 2 performance featuring a Cremona quartet led by R Colton with Mrs Johnson as a member. The Boston ensemble includes Quadagnini on violin and Ralph Johnson as flutist, forming a trio prospect in a concert by Northern Normal and Industrial, under Royal Johnson.
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W.scett
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Marvin Hughtit
FED Meetsmiller
Grace Redmond
Lenette Kramer
Chapter A. K
PEO
Redmond
Redmond J
Kramer
Canton
Ella Halbower
Jay Spink
Odd Fellows Building
Calmenson’s
Oxfords
Phoenix
Calmenson
Jess Coats
Navy
Geyerman’s
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