James to Direct Latin American Round Table at Virginia Institute
Dr. Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota will lead the Latin American relations round table at the University of Virginia Institute of Public Affairs from June 22 to July 1. Notable attendees include Secretary of State Stimson and Columbia president Nicholas Murray Butler.
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Vermillion
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Institute of Public Affairs
Hela
University of Virginia
Institute
Stimson
Nicholas ‘Uray Butler
Columbia, University
Bruck Bliver
The
New Republic
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endowment
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Texas
Nebraska
South Dakota
University of Leipzig
Germany
James
Latin “America
Percy A. Martin
Stanford University
Brazil
Monroe
Pollard
Virginia
Monroe Cereennial Memorial Commission
Marhis
Charles Gilmore Marhis
Public Affairs Institute
Governor Greens S D Club Women Message From Pierre
Governor Warren Green sent a message of respect to the South Dakota Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs during a weeklong observance. He praised the organization for service that makes the country habitable and enjoyable and expressed gladness to acknowledge its ideals and interpretation of members.
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Greens
S. D
Pierre
Mar
Warren Green
South Dakota
Mrs Alice Byers Celebrated By Bridge Club Guests
Mrs Alice Byers was surprised by the Bid-or-By Bridge club on her birthday eve in Wayland. Two tables played bridge with Mrs Byers winning high score and Mrs A C Ruddy getting consolation honors. Self-invited guests provided the lunch at the close.
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Alice Byers
Newlyweds at Wayland Enticed by Charivari Party
A group of friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlsen home in Wayland to charivari Leo and his wife who wed at Miller on March 5. The couple hosted guests then moved to the Community hall for a late dance and well wishes for the newlyweds.
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Wayland
Mar
Fred Carlsen
Leo
Miller
Mrs. Carlsen
Belle Fourche to Host District Declamatory Contest
Belle Fourche will host the district declamatory contests for high schools from Butte Lawrence Harding Perkins and Meade counties on Friday March 37. Representatives from nine or ten high schools are expected to compete in three divisions oratorical declamatory and humorous across forenoon afternoon and evening sessions.
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Belle Fourche
Mar
Butte
Lawrence
Harding
Perkins
Meade Counties
Young People Rally Draws Many Attendees in Gann Valley
A large turnout from the Christian Endeavor society of the Gann Valley Congregational church joined visiting groups from Ree Heights and nearby charges for a youth rally. Rev Theoph Mekkel led talks after a six oclock picnic, with remarks from Leonard Scovil Rev ONeill Ed Murland and others. The highlight was a Japan themed address by Rev S E Cooper, detailing Japan’s crowding and land use, followed by a musical program from St Lawrence and local youths.
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Gann Valley
Mar
Christian Endeavor Society
Ree Heights
St. Lawrence
Wheaton and
Cedar
Theoph, Meckel
Leonard Scovil
Joseph O'Neill
O'Neill
Murland
Harry Gardner
Kermit Paine
Margaret Flint
Evelyn DeLong
Helen Bingham
Eleanor Cross
Evelyn Hurd
Dorothy O'Neill
Verlyn Ford
Helen Thompson
Helen Hartman
Norma
Dorothy Lingschell
Jane Paine
William Clemens
Helen Mead
Willow Lake Men Sentenced in County Court
Willow Lake residents faced justice court sentences this week. Stanley Schultz received ten days in jail plus a $50 fine and costs for intoxication in a public place. Lester Lien was fined $150 and given a suspended jail term for contributing to a minor’s delinquency, plus restitution and check charges. Stuart Douglas was fined $250 for transporting liquor, while Edward Fisher sought a preliminary hearing on contributing to a minor’s delinquency. Clifford Rienerson waived preliminaries and was bound over to the May circuit term on similar charges with $1,000 bond.
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Willow Lake
Clark
Stanley Schultz
Lester Lien
Stuart Douglas
Edward Fisher
Clifford Rienerson
Wayland Girl Making Recovery At Hospital
ME and Mrs. Barney Paulsen report that a Wayland girl is recovering in a local hospital after recent communications from family doctors and hospital staff indicate steady improvement following an illness at residence in Wayland Michigan.
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Wayland
Hospital Wayland
Mar
Barney Paulsen
Shrine Hospital St Paul Reports Gains for Ailing Five Year Old
The Shrine hospital at St Paul reports that Maxine five year old daughter of a local family has made satisfactory gains after sixteen weeks of treatment for a stone condition of the limb. The child has suffered since infancy.
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Shrine Hospital
St. Paul
Maxine
Two Fined For Making False Insurance Claim
John Seichert and Augurs K. Selchert pleaded guilty to false fire insurance claims in circuit court at Watertown. Judge imposed $100 fines on both after States Attorney Patterson noted ignorance of the law and lack of intent to commit a misdemeanor. The men believed multiple company policies could be insured if premiums were paid.
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Watertown
Mar
John Seichert
Augurs K. Selchert
Patterson
Scarcity of Divorces Reported in Cedar and Brown Counties
Aberdeen reports Cedar County birthplace of President Hoover has a low divorce rate with 34 divorces from 466 marriages between 1925 and 1930 averaging one divorce per 8.4 marriages. Brown County, South Dakota, shows 258 divorces from 2,133 marriages in the same period.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Mar
Cédar County
Hoover
Laurel
Cedar County
South Dakotas
Dates Set For Nisland County Fair Amid Board Meeting
The Butte county fair board met with G. W. Moraman Niland August Mass Newell Louia Larson Fruitdale and A. D. Ellison Belle Fourche present to set Nisland County Fair dates for September 5 4 and 5.
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Nisland
Belle Fourche
Mar
Niland
Butte County Fair Board
G. W. Moraman
Mass
Newell
Louia Larson
Fruitdale
A. D. Ellison
Lake County dairy cows post strong February production
Lake County dairy herd improvement association reports February results from 36 cows in 25 herds. 87 cows produced 40 pounds plus butterfat, 1000 pounds plus milk, and 20 herds averaged 25 pounds butterfat per cow. Pure-bred Holstein Fanny owned by the Toffman brothers led with 4730 kg milk and butterfat.
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Lake County
Madison
Mar
Lake County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
D. H. Nan Dikke
Association -Teater
Fanny
Toffman Brothers
Strong Land Leasing Demand Near Joe Creek
Strong demand for leasing Indian land in the Joe Creek vicinity this spring with sharp competition. Grazing land brings 2250 dollars per quarter, haying land 40 dollars per quarter, farming land one dollar per acre. Cash is usually required in advance and time leasers must furnish a bond for rent.
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Joe Creek
State Librarians To Convene At Aberdeen
The South Dakota Library association announces its annual meeting will be held in Aberdeen in October. Ruth Longton of Watertown serves as president. An earlier notice placing the meeting in Madison was incorrect.
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Aberdeen Watertown
Mar
South Dakota Library Association
Aberdeen
Ruth Longton
Watertown
Madison
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Columbia
Cuba
Latin America
League of Nations
Panama
Round Table
Young People’s Rally
A. L. Putnam
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Twin Cities
Delisle
Snelling
St. Fal
Mien
United States
Huron
American Hatcheries
Wessington Springs
de Smet
Grove
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