Worthwhile South Dakota teacher placement service
A free division of the South Dakota Employment Service helps teachers find positions by enrolling credentials, referring applicants to employers, and guiding applications at no cost. It saves money for teachers and districts, centralizes records, and operates as a government service to ethically assist placement.
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South Dakota Employment Service
South Dakota
Boards of Education
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Press Freedom and Censorship Across Nations
A garbled passage contrasts US and UK press freedoms, noting Hull on free speech, LaGuardia’s remarks, and England’s press independence. It mentions parliamentary liberties, senators’ speech limits, and odd anecdotes about Navajo linguistic challenges and lottery ticket seizures amid police actions.
Women Hunters and the Marriage Dilemma in Ruth Milletiys Viewpoint
Ruth Millette argues marriage traps men who chase distant possibilities while women, though seemingly content, are hunters who value the familiar spouse. She likens wandering husbands to sheep and warns wives against husbands with roving eyes, ending with a sharp jest about men going blind to their own wives.
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Ruth Millety
Andrian
Gary Caspar
Diary Notes Of A Mud Hole And Cream Of Wheat Cookies
A diary entry details a warm gray day with dripping roof spouts and a wash-filled yard turning into a mud hole. Neighbor incubates eggs and plans early chicks, with thoughts on turkey eggs for Janey. A new Cream of Wheat cookie recipe is shared, intended as nourishing after milk. The writer records family plans and small domestic details amid weather and chores.
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Saracene
Jim
Janey
David Cenan
Lim
Swing Music and Duty in Juvenile Welfare Debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses swing music and jam sessions in promoting marijuana awareness, with quotes from federal narcotics inspector Joseph Bell and educators. It highlights attitudes toward policing youth behavior, the impact of crime on society, and the blurred line between economy and politics in education debates.
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Big Apple
Ndoseph Bell
M. M. Richardson
West Texas Teachers College
Ten Years Ago Socials Hostesses and Bridge Winners
Mrs. R. Ni Jones and Mrs. Laurence Cornell co hosted two fund raising gatherings at 1260 Dakota Avenue South with a luncheon for sixteen guests and an evening bridge for twenty. Prizes went to Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Ebert. honors to Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Quamond, and Mrs. Cornell. Miss Ruly Giard planned Riverside and Pasadena visit. Ida Iverson named choir director succeeding J. Edson Farrar. The State Theatre plans a one day return of Broadway chorine actresses. Lyric Amusement signs for Community Auditorium Platte, South Dakota. Harry Miller returns from Lawton Oklahoma. Oregon visitors Don Miller and daughter visit the Al Miller home.
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Russell Stewart
Jones
Dakota Avenue South
W. C. Peterson
John Ebert
Lawrence Cornell
al Qamond
Merle Cornell
Ruly Giard
Riverside
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Jaylord Schoutz
Aux Pali
Ary Burton
Faye Wyth
Aberdeen
Ida Iverson
American Luthyoran Church
Iverson
J. Edson Farrar
New State Theatre
Whl
A.B. Leak
Lyric Amusement Company
Platte
Mark Twain’s Luggage and Lean Days in San Francisco
Star Mark Twain, early San Francisco newspaperman, is pictured with a cigar box as a passerby jokes about smoking. He replies the box signals he is moving again, highlighting the lean times and constant relocation in his career.
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Mark Twain
San Francisco
Mars
Friend
The Insanity Racket Described by Peoria Journal
In a critical column the Peoria Journal Transcript denounces easy releases from mental institutions. It cites New York trials and Chicago cases like John Harbut to argue dangerous criminals exploit psychiatry. Experts warn recovery is rare and premature discharge endangers society. Frank Bayra departs for Alabama for a new job.
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Peoria Journal-Transcript
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John Harbut
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Ilinois
Hemim
Harold 5. Hulbert
Arden Gandy
Custer
Joseph Store
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Jon
Henry
Britain Might Agree to Curb Anti Italian Press
London cables report a meeting between the Earl of Perth and Count Galeazzo Ciano discussing an Anglo Italian accord. A proposal tied to ending anti Italian propaganda in British papers in exchange for Italy not broadcasting anti British content via Bari stations, signaling a possible escalation in truce talks with Italy.
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Italy
Great Britain
Rome
London
Earl of Perth
Galeazzo Ciano
Bari
United States
Turmoil in Coal and TVA Policies Highlight 1930s Governance
The piece surveys state and federal energy policy clashes, detailing Roosevelt era coal price fighting, patronage struggles within commissions, and Lilienthal's TVA challenges. It notes hearings, court actions, and the shifting stance on municipal power, with Baruch’s testimony shaping Democratic views and a looming naval bill debate.
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TVA
Lillienthal
Morgan
Lillenthal
Knoxville
PWA
Lilienthal
Ickes
FWA
Mitches
Versatile Actress Horizontal 1 9 Motion Picture Actress
Puzzle style list of crossword style clues including actors, terms, and definitions. Contains numerous broken phrases and mixed wordplay entries, requiring deduction to solve each clue and map to normal crossword answers.
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Vishnu
Open Forum and Letters on Farm Credit and War Policy
Readers debate farm credit and livestock plans amid calls for adjustments to South Dakota credit and climate realities. Mike Stevens argues crop fitting to credit and warns against misaligned policies. another letter compares current policy to 1916 wartime stance while criticizing State Department notes on Americans abroad in China.
Policy debate prompts protests against war powers measure
The piece urges vigorous protest of a State Department and a House bill seen as patently dangerous. It warns a prewar power grant could rival totalitarian overreach, urging citizens to contact Rep. Hildebrandt to oppose the measure and defend peaceful policy amid international tension.
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Japan
Chiina
Expr
State Department
KHL
Hitler
South Dakota
Hildebrandt
Washington
Senate
Farm Act Explained to Dakota Farmers and Counties
The State Agricultural Committee announced upcoming county meetings to explain the Farm Act. Lloyd Mengel and Harry N. Schooler outlined that education sessions will be held starting the week of March 7, with direct presentations from state officials and Extension Service staff. The act, though seen as long, is described as understandable and aimed at helping farmers learn what it requires for cooperation.
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Lloyd Monret
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Mengel
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