Good Sportsman Theme On Radio Conserves Wild Life
Vermillion March 11 The Good Sportsman was the topic of a radio talk on conservation of wild life by W H Over naturalist and curator of the University of South Dakota museum over KUSD Monday night He urged preservation of wildlife that cannot vote or defend itself noting large wastes from greed and carelessness He estimated over ten million Americans are wildlife lovers about seven million hunting and fishing licenses are issued and many used to kill He warned the fast to kill remains strong and described ducks and fish buried in South Dakota He traced balance before white settlement and said Indians killed only what they needed to live He cited the leap limit to aid game preservation and criticized Walton League members for offenses against restraint.
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W. H. Over
University of South Dakota
Kusd
South Dakota
Qver
United States
Over
Trank Walton League
Aid Society Meeting Set At Wessington Church
The Ladies Aid society will meet Thursday afternoon at the church. After the business meeting lunch will be served by Mrs. Amanda Olson, chairman, assisted by Mesdames Robert Hatcher, H. Cheney, W. T. Maxwell, Lawrence Larson, Bessie Johnson, T. R. Hulbert, F. L. Gordon, F. W. Wardman, A. C. Bonnes and Miss Nettie Darby.
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Aid Society
Wessington
Wolsey
Mar
Ladies Aid Society
Amanda Olson
Robert Hatcher
H. ©. Cheney
W. T. Maxwell
Lawrence Larson
Bessie Johnson
T. R. Hulbert
FL O. Gordon
F. W. Wardman
A. C. Bonnes
Nettie Darby
One Act Play Series Planned At Yankton
Students in Yankton college play direction and production classes will present a spring series of one act plays produced and directed by the students. Each director leads a cast of amateur student talent with no instructor aid. Hazel Anderson leads Squaring It with the Boss, Ramona Heckenlaible directs The Kite, Beulah Kooyman guides Duetto, Cora Lincoln produces So's Your Old Antique, and Margaret Nash directs The Same Old Thing.
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Yankton Yankton
Yankton College
Hazel Anderson
Ramona Heckenlaible
Hosmer
Local One-Act Play Casts and Titles
Audrey Schaefer of Parker presents The Constant Lover and Edith Hoff of Avon presents Sham. Ne ligh’s Vera Nyrop offers Post Mortems while Yankton's Roo Larrabee produces Sunny Morning. Kent Tralle directs Sardines and Knives from Syes by Dorothy Truxes. Walden Lee presents Bimbo the Pirate. All plays are one act.
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Audrey Schaefer
Parker
Constant Lover
Alpha Bonge
Neligh
Neb
Jirg
Edith Hoff
Avon
Sham
Monica Klopping
Yankton
Roo
Larrabee
Sunny Morning
Kent Tralle
Neordesha
Kan
Vera Nyrop
Dorothy Truxes
Sys
Walden Lee
Philip
Bimbo the Pirate
Listening and Singing Numbers On Program
BROOKINGS, Mar. 11. 4 H music program features listening and singing numbers via monthly broadcasts on KFDY at 1 pm for clubs lacking other music presentation methods. Includes folk tunes and 4 H club songs. No state contest. suggests local contests. New games to stimulate music interest. Next year’s plan aligns with national schedule.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Lenora Gitchell
State Club
KFDY
Gitchell
Homestead Lands Opened Across Western South Dakota
Homesteading continues in western South Dakota with 47 457 acres settled since July 1 and over 350 000 still available. The federal land office reports 161 open land claims filed in eight months, averaging over 20 per month and about 235 acres per claimant. tract sizes start at 20 acres, many taking 320 to 640 acres under enlarged or stockraising acts.
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S.D. Pierre
South Dakota
Federal Land Office
State Will Debate Gustavus Adolphus
State College prepares for a decisive debate against Gustavus Adolphus College of Minnesota in Brookings on March 1 The contest features Holger Peterson Colman and Harold Jordan Sansare representing State College on the negative of the Pi Kappa Delta topic Freedom trade policy debate judge D C Reutter of Huron High School Summary notes upcoming March events include matches with York Ton College Southern Normal and a girls exchange with South Dakota University all tied to the Pi Kappa Delta question
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State
Gustavus Adolphus Brookings
State College
Gustavus Adolphus College of St
Pi Kappa Delta
D. C. Reutter
Huron High School
Yorkton College
Southern Normal
Walter Slojcant
Brookings
Clarence Jones
Brandon
Edgar Olson
Oldham
Joe Al‘berts
Margaret Latimer
Vivian
Winifred Brown
South Dakota University
Schoenwether Named State Y.M.C.A. Head
Kenneth Schoenwether of Brookings was elected president of the State college Y M C A succeeding Russell Coulter of Ray mond. He will be installed March 12 by C W Pugsley president of State college. Roy Roehr Britton was named vice president Donald Moore Watertown recorder and Albert Konstant Marvin treasurer. Three directors were chosen for three years including one businessman and two college staff members Howard Biggar editor of the Brookings Register Ralph E Johnston and Ward Miller were named from downtown men and the college respectively.
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Schoenwether
State Y.M.C.A
Brookings
Kenneth Schoenwether
State College
Russell Coulter
Raymond
C. W. Pugsley
Roy Roehr
Britton
Donald Moore
Watertown, Recorder
Albert Konstant
Marvin
Howard ‘Biggar
Brookings Register
Ralph E. Johnston
Ward Miller
Reverend Jones to Speak at Sioux Falls Installation Banquet
Reverend Mr. Jones of the Presbyterian church in Sioux Falls will speak at the installation banquet Thursday evening in the Methodist church. President Pugsley will install the new officers. David Doner chairs the advisory board for the YMCA.
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Mr. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Sioux Falls
Methodist Church
Pugsiey
Istam
David Doner
M.C. A
Timber Crop Harvested In Black Hills National Forest
Large timber valued at 7 734 was cut in February in the Black Hills National Forest. March output is expected to match February as railroad tie and grain door purchases decline. Lumber from the forest is sold to railroads with Harney forest nearby finding a strong railway market. A survey of land cruising operations was presented at the annual forest officials meeting. Twenty thousand acres have been cruised under Ely Dickson, Sheriff, Wyoming. Contracts for land exchange were discussed to assess suitability for agricultural and forest uses.
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Hills Deadwood
Black Hills National Forest
Theodore Krueger
Black Hills Forest
Harney Forest
National Forest
C. L. Har Vison
Forest Ranger
Forest
Ely Dickson
Sheridan
Wyo
Madison Gains New Train Service Schedule Change
Madison gains another passenger train and improved service as H G Gregerson the Milwaukee railroad station agent announces a revised schedule effective this week. The Wessington Springs line now arrives Madison at 9 35 p m instead of 10 35 and a new Madison Sioux Falls run begins. Gregerson expects several new families to move to Madison due to the enhanced service.
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Madison
H. G. Gregerson
Milwaukee Railroad
Wessington Springa
Sioux
Gregerson
Tri State Fair Dates Set At Aberdeen
Aberdeen officials announced the 11th annual Tri-State fair will run August 25 to 29 at the fair grounds. M J Parcher secretary of the fair association spoke after a board meeting outlining the schedule. The event follows Aberdeen's 50th anniversary celebration slated for July 3 to 5.
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Aberdeen
Mer
RODEO TO OPEN UNDER COSMOPOLITAN CLUB AUSPICES
A month later on August 3 4 and 5 the Rodeo will be staged under the auspices of the local Cosmopolitan club. An air circus is planned in connection with the anniversary celebration for the official dedication of the new municipal airport.
Manchester P T A Meeting Friday at Town Hall
The Manchester P T A will hold its meeting on Friday evening March 13 at the town hall. Mr Cruthers of Badger is to be the guest speaker and a pioneer and victory program is being arranged. The meeting will be followed by lunch and everyone is invited.
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Manchester
Manchester P.T. A
Town Hall
Cruthers of
Badger
Artisted course ends at S D U with Louise Essex cello
Vermillion March 11 The final program in the Artisted series at the University of South Dakota was presented in Slegle Auditorium by Louise Essex, a cellist who studied with Julius Klengel and Pablo Casals.
Summit Oil Company Authorized to Sell Stock
The Summit Oil company of Summit received permission from the state securities commission to issue stock in the state. The company may sell up to twenty thousand dollars of common stock and five dollars of preferred shares.
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Pierre
Mar
Summit Oil Company of
Summit
State Securities Commission
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