Large Teacher Turnover In South Dakota Predicted
South Dakota sees possible teacher shortages next year especially in lower salary brackets says S H Gollins director of the State Employment Service teachers placement division Nearly 1000 teachers are registered with the bureau including 38 high school principals 336 high school teachers and 484 grade school teachers The service claims savings for schools and offers free placement services across the state for 1928 29
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Aberdeen
Mar
South Dakota
S. H. Gollins
State Employment Service
Col Jing
Collins
State Asked To Create Refuge Along the Missouri River
The South Dakota Game and Fish Commission will act to form a state game refuge along the Missouri River from North Dakota to Nebraska, after petitions from hundreds of sportsmen. Meetings will gauge public desire, with formal establishment possible if approved.
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Wheeler Bridge
Wardens Ave
Missouri
Split Rock Creek
Garratson
Flying the States Air Tour by Hutchinson Family
Lieutenant Colonel George R Hutchinson recounts a family’s goodwill flight across the United States in a large plane. Mr and Mrs Hutchinson and their two daughters travel with their pet lion cub, facing a snow storm in the East and a dust storm on the Western Prairies before a successful return home.
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States
Edith Robinson
George, R. Hutchinson
Demo Rally For Peterson Held In Webster
A large crowd braved a snowstorm in Webster to attend a rally for Mancel Peterson of Waubay, Democratic candidate for governor, featuring Tom Berry who challenged opponents for the U S Senate nomination. Berry noted growing opposition and urged voting for Democrats, while others including A W Powell and LW Bicknell spoke.
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Lyman Melby
Day County
Democratic
LW. Bicknell
Webster
O. Floren
Senate
Berry
Herbert Hitchcock
Fred Hildebrandt
Wessington to Hear St Lawrence Band Concert
The St Lawrence symphonic band directed by Leroy Darling will give a public concert at the Wessington city auditorium Tuesday evening. It features The Caliph of Bagdad and several soloists including Warren Steckman Neal Bridenbaugh La Velle Blanchard Shirley Thompson and Alta Jacobson. The program serves as stage experience before the contest.
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ST. Lawrence
Mar
Specia
Water
Leroy Darling
Wessington City Auditorium
Wessington
Bagdad
A. Bouldieu
Mr. Darling
Alta Jacobson
Rowse Re elected Miller School Head for Another Year
At a special Miller school board meeting on Sept. 1 H Rowse was elected to lead the Miller schools for another year. This marks his second year in the role after serving two years as principal prior to his selection last fall following J H Kramer’s resignation. He was rehired with an increased salary.
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Rowse
Miller
Mor
H. Rowse
J. H. Kramer
Farm Act Sets Corn Marketing Quotas and Referendum
The Farm Act outlines marketing quotas for corn to stabilize supplies. A supply level defined as seven percent above normal domestic consumption and exports amounts to about 23 billion bushels. If normal supplies reach 110 percent of this level, roughly 2.78 billion bushels, a referendum among commercial growers decides if quotas apply for the October marketing year. The chart lists ten years of production versus quota levels and the share of production that would be stored beyond carryover.
Dairy Cattle Congress and Picnic Set for June in Sioux Falls
South Dakota announces the second annual Dairy Cattle Congress and picnic to be held Thursday June 9 just north of Sherman park in Sioux Falls. The 1937 show drew 32 breeders with 126 cattle and 60 attendees. The event aims to educate farmers, emphasize good dairy cows, and is funded by Sioux Falls businessmen to cover trucking costs. Local dairymen southeastern South Dakota are urged to enter cattle and participate in the educational activities.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Sherman Park
Sioux Falls
R. A. Cave
Extension Dairyman
General Dairy Show
Earry
Former S. D. Man Is Author of Textbook
Paul H. Landis, associate professor of sociology at Washington State College and former State College staff member, co authored Social Living, a high school textbook set largely in South Dakota. The book begins near Pierre and shows a church near Arlington, with White in 1907 and 1929 scenes and four illustrations from Yankton State Hospital. Landis served on State College sociology staff 1931 to 1934 and was associate consultant for South Dakota Planning Board in 1935.
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S. D. Man
Brookings
Mar
Paul HH. Landis
Washington State College
State College
South Dakota
Pierre
Arlington
White
State Hospital
Yankton
Landis
South Dakota Planning Board
County Reports Bills Approved by Commission
After approval and passage of two bills totaling 32 451 by the county commissioners, the county auditor had not paid Dr H J Bartron’s claims by late Saturday afternoon.
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H. J. Bartron
Auditor Advised To Withhold Payments
In Watertown on March 7 a state lawyer urged Codington County Auditor Frances Poage to withhold January and February medicine payments due the Bartron Clinic, as State's Attorney Alan L. Austin attacked the clinic bills on three points.
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Watertown
Bartron
Codington County
Alan L. Austin
Frances Poage
Seek Permission To Abandon Rail Line Between Menno and Scattle
Trustees of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to abandon 89 miles of track between Menno and Scatland. The move would save about 1000 dollars annually. the line’s salvage value is estimated at 13500 dollars.
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Washington
Mar
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Menno
Scatland
Cavour P T A Holds Meeting At School
The Cavour P T A regular meeting was held Wednesday evening at the school. After the business session the grade pupils presented a program. Next week Valley School will present the play at the Cavour school, which they had performed at Sheffield last week.
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C. Aa
Cavour
Cavour P. T. AL
Valley School
Sheffield
Correspondence High School Courses Offered by South Dakota University
Vermillion March 7 South Dakota University Extension division will offer 42 high school courses by correspondence for credit or no credit. The program aids both adults and youths, with courses in math English journalism history government economics science Latin French German and vocational studies such as agriculture dairy production and home making. Courses may be applied through local or university high schools and some Nebraska university courses may be used temporarily.
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Jocal High School
University High School
Boogler
University of Nebraska
Boegler
Rules On Transfer Of Liquor Licenses In South Dakota
Pierre report notes counties and municipalities received copies of an attorney general opinion on transferring beer and liquor licenses when retail establishments change hands. The opinion states bulk purchasers must meet same original license requirements. Residence 1 year and business 6 months apply to beer licenses. liquor licenses require 1 year in business. Licensing division notes 1987 transfers near 150 licenses.
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Department of Agriculture
Dinner hosts entertain guests in Huron area
Mar 7 report from Cavour notes Mr and Mrs Marion Duesler hosted Mr and Mrs C E Buchanan and Mr and Mrs George Robinson and daughter of Huron for dinner. Guests returned to Huron that evening. In a second item, Mr and Mrs Dorr Small of Blunt South Dakota visited H O Lindquist home over Sunday.
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Cavour
Mar
Marion Duesler
C. E. Buchanan
George Robinson
Huron
Cavour Cavour
Dorr Small
Blunt, S. D
H. O. Lindquist
Alfred E. Dalton Dies At Sioux Falls
Alfred Edgar Dalton aged 73 pioneer butter maker died at his Sioux Falls home after an illness of over a year. Born in England, he lived in Le Mars and other Iowa towns before moving to Sioux Falls. Survivors include his widow a son James F and a daughter Mex George Hult and three grandchildren
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Alfred E. Dalton
Sioux Falls
Mar
Alfred
Edgar Dalton
Buttler
England
le Mars
Caverne
Minn
Howard
D. D
Lames F
George Hult
Uric Acid Remedy Ad Promises Free Bottle Offer
An 1890s style advertisement claims uric acid causes rheumatic pains and other symptoms. It offers a free full size 70 cent bottle of The Williams Treatment with a diet booklet in exchange for ten cents and an address, mentioning no obligation and one bottle per person, from Dr. D. A. Williams Company in East Hampton Conn.
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Willians
Viaris
DR. D. A. Williams Company
East Hampton
Conn
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Camel Caravan
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