Black Hills Located Gold Wealth Promises To Amaze World
Lawson G. Troth South Dakota secretary of agriculture predicts undiscovered mineral wealth in the Black Hills will astonish the world. He notes high demand for gold to support rising population and mint needs, citing the Sheridan district as rich placer ground with potential for deeper pumping and capitalization. Troth promotes agricultural opportunities and immigration rents tied to South Dakota prosperity.
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Theack Hills
Lawson G. Troth
South Dakota
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Re. Troth
Louis N. €Ril
Frank D. Kriebs
Yankton College Rated Class A by University Panel
Yankton College receives Class A rating from the University of Illinois admissions committee after a thorough March investigation. The final action confirms eligibility for graduates to enter the university graduate school as candidates for the master’s degree and allows undergraduates to receive full junior standing after completing the sophomore year in a Class A college.
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Chapman to Deliver Oration on Unemployment Relief
Harold Chapman of Presho will deliver his winning oration Relief for Unemployment at 8 15 Friday night over KUSD University station. The University of South Dakota event honors his victory in the oratorical contest.
KFDY Weekly Broadcast Schedule From Brookings
Brookings station KFDY announced a week of programming with a mix of music weather and market updates. Highlights include orchestral segments with Lorms Vanabond Kings and chimes, lectures on gardening soils and sanitation, and talks by Prof. Purley Keene Dr. Wiseman and Dr. W Pugsley among others.
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Lila Helman
Ingvold Tisdel
Ahmberg
Extension Service
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Brookins High
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Una L. Cullen
Deen
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Extra Courses Arranged For South Dakota Vermillion Summer
The University of South Dakota summer session plans a broad program directed by Dr William H Batson. It includes lectures drama and music for intellectually inclined students and a physical education program for men and women. Vermillion golf courts tennis and swimming facilities will be available to summer school students upon payment of a seasonal fee. The 1991 session runs June 8 to July 17 with over 190 courses in 23 departments. Enrollment is expected to match the summer 1931 peak, says Dr Batson.
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Spelling Contest Chosen Representatives For Yale Inde pendent
In Yale on March 1 special spelling contest determined Yale Independent school representatives for Huron on March 18. Donald Ford had the highest average across sixth seventh and eighth grades. Mildred Gable finished second and Audrey Ford third. Mrs H HL Moon conducted the event.
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Prospects for Federal Building in Hot Springs
The Hot Springs chamber of commerce discussed prospects for a federal building in Hot Springs at its regular meeting. Henry Bering and Walter J. Beck of Hot Springs Stone Co reported on quarry machinery, while W. P. Rooney and Francis Case spoke about a trip to Washington regarding plans for an addition to Battle Mountain sanitarium and a federal building for the city.
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Madison Youth Hurt In Peculiar Accident
Orville Davis of Madison aged about 20 was driving near the Franklin School when a gravel piece from a passing tar spilled onto his windshield. Splinters from the glass cut his eye badly and he was brought to Madison for treatment, with possible loss of sight in one eye.
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Orville Davis
Tym Davis
Franklin School
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Dentla Family Sued in Circuit Court Over Beccentier Death
In a circuit court action, J P Zochert of Sioux Falls, a recluse who died in Beccentier in 1929, sues H B Dentla and his two sons J B Dennis and M G Dennis alleging a large cash error or misappropriation in a disputed estate matter.
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Wall area sees rapid spring planting by farmers
In Wall and nearby farms a large number of farmers have begun spring work with extensive wheat sowing. C A Rob erty, resident about eight miles south of Wall, reports about 300 acres of wheat sown. Ground conditions are excellent and local hopes rise for larger small grain crops than previous years, though some corn remains un husked in fields.
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Wall
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C. A. Roberty
School Building Damaged by Vandals in Aberdeen
Aberdeen police seek vandals after six basement windows and outbuildings were broken at Parkway School Sunday night. No theft reported, and authorities suspect local youths sought “whoopee.”
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Mar
Parkway
South Dakota Principals Meet Under State Education Leaders
Dr. William Batson, director of the School of Education and president of the South Dakota Education Association, outlines an upcoming USD gathering. The meeting, titled Apert 11 and 18, will address current issues for South Dakota principals, with a detailed program to be announced within two days.
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Principale association officers named for annual university meeting
Officers listed include C. J. Nulty of Burbank High School as president and C. E. Haskins of Rapid City as vice president with Matilda Stuart of Madison serving as secretary-treasurer Dr Batson assists in program preparation and meetings are held annually at the university.
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Burbank High School
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Rapid City
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Madison
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