U Debaters On Big Trip From Vermillion
Four University of South Dakota debaters and coach Dallas C. Dickney depart Vermillion for a ten day eastern tour. Teams will argue centralized control of industry and intergovernmental war debts with Iowa State Drake Grinnell Purdue Manchester Northwestern and more. Debates include both men and women squads with a return slated around March 15.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Dallas C. Dickney
Ysin Karkpatrick
Sioux Falls
Dakota Mullen
Presho
Ralph Rice
Aberdeen
Harald Chapman
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Congress
Drake University
Des Moines
Plymouth Congregational Church
Grinnell College
Gritcnell
Grinnell Methodist Church
Sis
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Manchester College
North Manchester
Indiana
Evanston
Northwestern University
Tis
Dis
Professors Write Journal Articles
Vermillion March 8 Three articles by University of South Dakota professors appear in the March issue of the South Dakota Education Association Journal. L C Mitchell writes Prerequisites for Free Expression stressing efficient instruction and requisite knowledge for student creation. A L Keith discusses genealogy and history and their reciprocal relationship. L E Deess offers Role of Interests in Community Solidarity. The editor calls the analysis informative enlightening and suggestive with many applications for educators.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
South Dakota Education Association
L. C. Mitchell
L. E. Deess
A. L. Keith
Mitchell
Envir
Keith
Beet
Miss Marjorie Wilson Recital at Vermillion Tonight
The University of South Dakota graduate school presents Miss Marjorie Wilson, candidate for the master of music degree, in a recital of original works this evening at 8:15 in Siagle auditorium. The program includes violin and cello pieces Autumn and Nocturne, two piano solos Raindance and Fantasy, and songs Sea Twist Vision and others sung by Alvin L. Wilson with Ian Mitchell and Stella Anker performing in parts of the ensemble.
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Marjorie Wilson
Graduate School of
The
University of South Dakota
Siagle
Stella Anker
Radnance
Wilviolin
Ian Mitchell
Charles Divine
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Sara Teasdale
Alvin L. Wilson
Madison Girl Coaches Dramatics Champions
Miss Newcomb of Madison coached the Freeman High dramatics group to first place in the state high school dramatics contest at the University of South Dakota. A graduate of Eastern State Normal, she won the 1920 Pi Kappa Delta extempore speaking title in Wichita. Now teaching English and speech in Freeman, her class produced The Variant about the last hours of a condemned criminal.
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Madison
Adison
Marchi Bh
Freeman Ool Dramatics
University of South Dakota
May
R.R. Newwscomb
Eastern State Normal School
Eastern
Wichita
Kansas
Freeman High School
Woonsocket Girl Sent To Hospital After Illness
Mary Jean Padmore of Woonsocket was hospitalized last week after several days of flu like symptoms. Nurse Detberta Clark, already attending her, accompanied the patient as her condition worsened on Friday.
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Woonsocket
Mary Jean Padmore
Hueton Hospital
Detberta Clark
Correspondence With Foreigners Is Part Of Work
At Easterns State Normal school history and French classes conduct foreign correspondence projects. Students wrote to colleges in Paris Berlin Oslo Dublin and more exchanging letters last year and continuing with Greek Scotland France and India. Photographs accompany many letters and replies.
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Madison
Easterns State Normal School
Paris
Berlin
Oslo
Dublin
Greece
Scotland
France
India
Thaw Fills South Dakota Lakes Across State
South Dakota lakes rise after thawing snow drainage boosts natural and artificial reservoirs. O H Johnson, director of the game and fish department, notes Cambrell and Swan lakes filled, Dry Lake expanded, and water reached Platte Scotland Highmore Burke and other lakes. Eastern lakes benefited most despite less snow.
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Pierre
South Dakota
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Hamlin County
Poinsett
Platte
Scotland
Highmore
Burke
Hiddenwood Lake
Selby
Antelope Lake
Harding County
Highmore Lake
Burke Lake
Beaver Lake
Yankton County
Antelope Lakes
Johnson
Plans Are Made For District PTA Meet
BELLE FOURCHE March 8. Members of the local chapter of the Parent Teachers association are planning for the annual district meeting on April 4. The district covers the western tier of South Dakota counties. Mrs. R. D. Rood of the White House child conference staff will likely be the principal speaker, announced by R. F. Voyles, president of the Belle Fourche chapter. Mrs. Hazel Ott of Pierre will explain the education department’s new course of study for South Dakota schools. Mrs. Alvin Waggoner of Philip, state president, will present the state program. Mrs. J. M. Armstrong of Belle Fourche will serve as district president due to the resignation of Mrs. J. B. French. Piedmont.
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Belle Fowrche
Parent-Teachers Association
South Dakota
R. D. Rood
White House
Washington
R. F. Voyles
Helle Fourche
Hazel Ott
Pierre
Education Department
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
J. M. Armstrong
Belle Fourche
J. BD. French
Piedmont
Athletic Group Presents Annual Review at Eastern State Normal
The Women's Athletic association of Eastern State Normal School will stage an animated newspaper themed review on March 31 at Campus Training School auditorium with a matinee on March 2. Miss Van Roberts directs with Miss Geraldine Crabbs as assistant. about fifty girls participate, dancing to symbolize features such as sports and cartoons to raise funds.
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Madison
Women's Athletic Association of
Eastern State Normal School
van Roberts
Geraldine Crabbs
Miss Roberts
Satie Maloy
Spears
Association
Abortion Trial Set For March 29 In Elkton
ELKTON March 1 the retrial in circuit court against H V Feensia on a criminal abortion charge is set for March 29 after a jury failed to reach a verdict in the prior trial. Judge W N Skinner Watertown to preside following defense affidavits of prejudice. The case stems from an illegal operation on a Springfield Minn woman in August, resulting in the death of the girl.
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Elkton
H. V. Feensia
W. N. Skinner
Watertown
W. W. Knight
Springfield
Minn
Isler
Eastern Placement Bureau Records Show Teacher Placements
At Eastern State Normal School in 1931 a large share of graduates secured teaching posts. Miss Clara Argow notes 8 percent of four year graduates and 77 percent of two year graduates reported placements, with many one year grads finding jobs independently. The bureau aids boards seeking teachers and keeps confidential files on graduates for hiring.
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Madison, Maren
Eastern State Normal School
Clara Argew
Miss Argow
South Dakota
Eastern Placement Bureau
Farmers In Session At Aberdeen Today
Aberdeen March 8 farmers from Brown county gather for a farm management meeting called by Chairman Frank McHugh at the municipal auditorium. E A Porter of the county feed commission discusses federal seed and seed loans while A M Eberle outlines what's ahead for the year. Experts share livestock feeding advice amid shortages and reviews of feed and seed conditions and the 1831 management record project.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
U Ip
Frank McHugh
Municipal Auditorium
E. A. Porter
County Feed Commission
A. M. Eberle
Declamatory Winners Selected At Pierre
Katherine Martens Ruth Martens and George Hart will represent Pierre High School in the district declamation competition after a final round. Judges were Mrs. Lester Wegner Miss Ferguson and Russell Jonas. Martens won the dramatics division with Bede Trevison Hart won the oratorical division with Solemn Looking Blokes and Ruth Martens took the humorous title with Let Brotherly Love Continue.
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Bede Trevison
George Hart
Ruth Martens
Stay of Execution Asked by Reid in Sioux Falls
March 2 report from Sioux Falls notes lawyers for Alex Reid requested a stay of execution to allow him to remain as street commissioner pending appeal to the South Dakota Supreme Court. The position has been challenged by Ellis O. Smith and Judge Jet Freeger indicated a ruling likely in favor of Smith. Arguments continued this afternoon.
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Reid
Sioux Falls
Alex Reid
Sioux
Falla Street
South Dakota Supreme Court
Ellis O. Smith
Jet
Freeger
Smith
Urge Repair Of Farm Machinery
South Dakota farmers are urged to repair machinery during slack periods to avoid delays and yield losses in planting season. engineers advise listing needed repairs, preworking, and preparing parts at shops. inspections cover large equipment and small items like hoes and shovels to prolong use and reduce new purchases.
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Brookings, Match
South Dakota
Iowa State College
J. B. Davidson
Towa State College Engineering Department
Nine Seek Position On Codington County Commission
The race for Codington county commissioner in Watertown draws heavy interest with ten candidates already. Patrick Walsh retires this year from the second district, opening the post. Albert Scott, a farmer from Graceland township, six miles north of Henry, joins the Democratic slate as the tenth entrant, with four Republicans also in the field.
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Codington Commission
Watertown
Codington County
Patrick Walsh
Albert Scott
Henry
Graceland Township
Scott
Taxpayers League to Meet in Woonsocket Court House
Special report notes Kingsbury county taxpayers league will hold a meeting at the Woonsocket courthouse on Wednesday afternoon March 9 at 2 o clock. All members are requested to be present.
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Sanborn Taxpayers
Woonsocket
Taxpayers’ League of
Kingsbury County
85 Cent Rheumatic Cure Promises Quick Relief
A magazine style ad claims an 85 cent bottle of Allenru will remove pain from rheumatic joints within 48 hours. It asserts the remedy eases Newitis Sciatica Bumbago and Neuralgia and offers a money back guarantee if pain persists.
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Allenru
Longstar Drug Co
Wolsey Pupils To Present Operetta The Singer of Naples
Wolsey school presents The Singer of Naples on Friday in the opera house. The two act operetta features music by the school orchestra and dances by twelve sixth grade girls. Cast includes Guido Massiani Nicola’s foster son and Gabrielle Nicola’s daughter with a larger ensemble of townspeople and staff. Directors are Miss Madelaine Elwell and Dorothy Peck with staff roles filled by Dor othy Braun Elma Hall and others.
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Guido
Bonnie Nelson
Papa
Nicola
Fred Minium
Benito
Mark Cogswell
Teresa la Counteas da
Feen Anderson
Signor Tintinetto
Marvin Carson
Signor Fortunato
Orval Stanffacker
Mariella
Imannequin
Ruby Asher
Tee+ dava
Ottie Christopherson
Margarita
Margaret Bonnes
Tetess
Burdalla Lumbard
Amelia
Edna Hagen
Rosa
Helen Carson
Giovanni
Logan Wood
Pietro
Gordon Custer
Lester Stauffaucher
Robert Fleming
Ralph Asher
Harlan Cheney
Robert Mathews
Wilbur Rodmen
Robert Newton
Alvin Baker
Fred Chesley
Robert Thompson
Ruth Stauffacher
Alice Risetter
Agnes Nettinga
Marcella Kohlemeyer
Reca Maxwell
Irene Braun
Wilbur Rod
Man
Elizabeth Jensen
Joyce Anderson
Leona Friese
Anna Christopherson
Paul Ashby
Martha Richert
Bessie Babcock
Hezel Bannes
Ruth Gogolin
Flora Doering
Mary Jane Drill
Evelyn Boots
Miss Madelaine Elwell
Dorothy Peck
Dorothy Braun
Alice Pretzer
Helen Rawstein
Elma Hall
Cooley Taylor
Genevieve Eastland
Geraldine Chesley
Ethelyn Hatcher
Lowella Eastland
Esther Hein
Boy Steps In When Big Policemen Fail
Eight year old Leroy Pascoe disappeared after school. Police searched all night without success. The next morning he returned on his own at 3 30, saying he stayed with a friend.
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Sigue Falls
Man
Leroy Pascoe
Leroy
Rapid City Seeks Boost to Water Supply
Rapid City officials begin a project to trap a stronger flow at the city springs. Manual labor and a steam shovel will be used to increase supply by between 5,200 and 1,500 gallons per minute and end repeated water shortages experienced in the past two summers.
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Rapid City
Red Cross Uses Esmond Building for Clothing Distribution
Red Cross headquarters in Esmond is distributing clothing to the needy with the Ladies Aid society managing. John Bonde of Arlington organized a large practical clothing donation. In Esmond a carload of grain corn and oats was gifted to farmer John Batk sr by his sons-in-law the Denzier brothers of Carroll Ta.
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RED Cross
Esmond
March
McDowell
John Bonde
Arlington
Ladies Aid Society
John Batk
Denzier Brothers
Carroll, Ta
Rate Reduction to Lower Canned Goods Freight to Aberdeen
The Aberdeen chamber of commerce traffic commissioner predicts benefits from revised freight rates on canned goods shipped from the Pacific coast to North Dakota. Large carloads will see a drop from 1 26 to 1.05 per hundredweight and smaller shipments will fall to 90 cents per car.
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Aberdeen
Senih Dak
Pacific
Cinghamber
Custer Teachers To Receive Same Wages
Custer board of education will retain its present salary schedule for 1932 38 and will re issue state certificates for another year. Ben Rayer was the only board member not present at the meeting.
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Custer
Custer, March &Custer Board of Education
Ben -Rayer
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