USD Debaters Face Big East Lineup Across Several Schools
University of South Dakota debaters start a heavy schedule with a home debate on Prohibition, then travel to Ames to face Iowa State College. They visit Indiana University Purdue and Manchester College to discuss athletic amateurism versus professionalism, then head to Michigan and Northwestern in late March.
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Kansas
Ames
Indiana
Purdue
Manchester
Michigan
Northwestern
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
William McCann
Tyndall
Sigurd Anderson
University of Kansas
Prohibition
Kenneth Waddell
Webster
Otto Gruhn
Aberdeen
Ralph Rice
Dallas
Dickey
Manchester College
North Manchester
Ind
University of Michigan
James H. McBurney
South Dakota
Northwestern University
Evanston
Eastern Debaters Set Record in Nebraska Series
Eastern State Teachers College women debaters won three of four decisions in interstate events against Nebraska Wesleyan Hastings Doane and Midland colleges. Participants Joyce Gregory Annette Fergen Helen McCain and others upheld Pi Kappa Delta free trade question. Midland was the sole winner against Eastern.
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Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Nebraska
Joyce Gregory
Bryant
Annette Fergen
Helen McCain
Mitchell
Pi Kappa Delta
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lincoln
Hastings College
Hastings
Doane College
Crete
Midland College
Fremont
Law Boards
Eastern
Wichita
Kansas
Debaters Lead SD College Trio to Provincial Tournament
A trio of South Dakota college debaters coached by Karl E Mundt advance to the Provincial P Kappa Delta tournament in Sioux City during the last week of March. The group has debated every SD college and tested only one decision within their home state.
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South Dakota
Karl E.’ Mundt
Sioux City
Fifth District Farmers Union Meeting in Rapid City
The Fifth district Farmers Union convenes March 7 1931 in the Alex Johnson hotel ballroom with delegates from western farming areas. Hon Alvin Waggoner of Philip and State Secy Treas E H Sauber of Yankton may attend. events include cooperative reports and the Custer Battlefield Highway Fair and Carnival entertainment.
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District Farm Union
R. C. Rapid City
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
State Board of Regents
E. H. Sauber
Yankton
Custer Battlefield
Rapid City
Sioux Falls Coliseum Work Accelerates to May Completion
Brick work on the Sioux Falls coliseum is progressing toward a complete enclosure by next week with the west wall up to the main section and stage loft space to be added. The roof will follow after enclosure and the stage area is nearly ready for concrete. Contractors say completion is three weeks ahead of schedule and likely by May 1.
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Sioux Falls Coliseum
Sioux Falls
Joan Schilt
Schilt
Townsend Family Returns to Weidenman Farm
The Pay Townsend family, who moved to Letts Iowa ten years ago, has moved back and taken residence on the Weidenman farm southwest of Iroquois.
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Pay Townsend
Letts
Weidenman
Iroquois
Beadle County Board Appoints Lewin to Finish Chamberlain Term
John T. Lewin of Huron was appointed to finish the unexpired term of E. Chamberlain on Beadle County Board. Lewin, a Republican from Seneca, S years old, wins a large district representing parts of Huron, holds substantial land, and succeeds Miller as chair. The board remains predominantly Republican with only W M Davis of Yale listed as a Democrat.
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Beadle County
Board of Commissioners
John T. Lewin
Huron
E. £. Chamberlain
Chicago
Mr. Lewin
Seneca
Faulk County
W. M. Davis
Yale
Jenihean
Frank Matzke
Virgil
Frank Kuehn
Arthur Miller
Bonilla
Lewin
Chicago & North Western Railroad
Dakota Avenue
Frank Kuhn
Court House
Mr. Miller
Chamberlain
Matzke
Hennig Endorsed by Rail Unions and Farmers Union
Hennig, backed by seven federated railroad craft unions and Beadle County Farmers Union, filed petitions with the board. Mr Lewin's term as appointee will end in January 1933.
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Hennig
Federated Railroad
Beadle County Farmers Union
Mr. Lewin
Fathers and Sons Banquet in Virgil Community
Virgil residents attended the annual Fathers and Sons banquet at the Methodist Episcopal church with State's Attorney Leo A Tentincy as speaker. Floyd Compres presided as toastmaster. Calvin Ingle toasted the fathers and Rev. John Washburn the sons. High school orchestra under Eric Jungeman provided music. cornet duet featured Glen and Harold Matzke, sons of County Commissioner Frank Matzke.
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Virgil
Leo
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Ladies Aid Society
Floyd Com
Calvin Ingle
John Washburn
Eric Jungeman
Wolsey
Glen
Harold Matzke
Frank Matzke
Thieves Take About 50 Dollars From Madison High
Thieves believed tournament receipts were kept in the high school safe and broke in to steal about 50 dollars. Funds had been moved to another office. The building was found locked next morning and officials think the entrance was gained by cracking the safe combination. Investigators have several clues they expect will lead to arrests.
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Madison
Filling Station Bandit Sets Off With Cash
An armed bandit forced Abe McNary, filling station attendant, to surrender money at a local Mitchell station on a March report. No injuries noted and police seeking suspect.
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Abe McNary
Cash Register Robbery Near Custer Battlefield
A gunman robbed a station at 1 30 am taking 17 dollars in cash from the register. According to McNary the bandit arrived in an Essex coach asked for gas and oil, followed the attendant into the office with a revolver, then drove west on the Custer Battlefield highway and has not been seen since.
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McNary
Custer Battlefiel
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