Drive For Funds Reaches 80000 In Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls college reports eighty thousand dollars raised toward a 112000 goal with 120 citizens and 20 students active in campaign efforts. A citywide drive aims to add 268000 in South Dakota Minnesota North Dakota as officials push for greater endowment and accreditation.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
South Ca
Minnseota
Sioux Falls College
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Ealerga
Charles BR. Saugast
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Satgast
Baptist University
Des Mehace Gore
Falla College
Grand l Leod College
Northwest
University Students Read News From Home at USD Union
Vermillion March 13 News from home draws avid interest as University of South Dakota students read daily South Dakota newspapers in the new student union. Ir Wade says virtually all state papers are received and many students spend leisure time catching up on home happenings.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Ir Wade
South Dakota
Lead Faces Housing Shortage Amid Vacancies
In Lead housing coeditions are crowded as many vacate homes unemployed workers leave. A number of sales of references have been reported.
Erwin Teachers Consider Special Pension Plan
A group of farmers at a recent Erwin caucus met with the Erwin school board to discuss a proposed special pension for first and second grade teachers. The meeting, held Friday, aimed to address salary and retirement benefits for educators.
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Erwin
Mar
Criven
Sioux Falls Sheriff Befriends Stray Dog
Sioux Falls on March 13 reports Sheriff John M L Jehraen caring for a stray dog with a damaged leg found in the office. The sheriff fears the owner may claim the dog and investigations its theft from a cart. The owner is asked to contact to reclaim the animal.
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Sioux Falls
John ML. Jehraen
Northern Glee Club in Program Tonight
Aberdeen March 13 The first presentation of the Glee clubs of the Norton State Teachers College will be made at a recital this evening. The program precedes the concert tour of the Aber Program plc under the direction of Prof. John Lukken. A reader Miss Grace Ronningen will feature on the evening's entertainment bill.
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Northern Glee Club
Aberdeen
Northton State Teachers College
Aber
John Lukken
Grace Ronningen
Harding county treasurer ships sheep to Huron in hose hauling run
John Rosewood treasurer of Harding county leaves Belle Fourche for Huron hauling hoses and twenty heads in a railroad car capacity sheep shipment.
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Black Hills
Huron
Belle Fourche
John Rosewood
Harding County
Nate Tak
Kenneth Peterson Buys Erwin Cafe in Bradley
Kenneth Peterson of Bradley bought the Erwin restaurant from C. G. Glidden last Friday, becoming the new owner. Peterson is described as a young, ambitious man eager to make a success of the enterprise. The report notes his plans and the transition occurring this week.
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Kenneth Peterson
Erwin Cafe
Erwim
Mar
Bradley
C. G. Glidden
Erwin
Peterson
Peter
Freeman Cooper Named Central West Public Service Manager
Freeman Cooper of Chamberlain has been appointed to succeed Darrel Maley as manager of the local Central West Public Service office. Cooper recently arrived to take over the post and brings considerable telephone experience. His sister has moved from Lansing to assist at the switchboard as night operator.
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Chamberlain
Maley Canova
Mer
Central West Public Service Company
Darrel Maley
Freeman Cooper
Cooper
Lansing
Will
Robberies Loot Cash and Goods Across Two Towns
Lake County Sheriff Iver Jebsen investigated robberies at Winfred and Junius. A hardware store in Winfred was entered and about 170 in cash stolen. In Junius a small amount of money and some cookies were taken. Few crews were available.
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Madison
Mar
Winfred
Junius
Lake County
Iver Jebsen
Wingfred
Willow Lake Residents Injured in Auto Smash Near Town
Willow Lake March 13 James Edleman Roy Leffingwell and H H Tellinghuisen, all of Willow Lake, recover from minor injuries suffered in an automobile collision near Willow Lake this week. Edleman was hurt when a car collided with a machine driven by a De Senet man, Leffingwell and Tellinghuisen were bruised but not seriously hurt.
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Willow Lake
James Edleman
Roy Leffingwell
H. H. Tellinghuisen
Edleman
de Senet
Leffingwell
Tellinghuisen
Livestock Farmers See Bright 1831 Outlook in Minnehaha
Minnehaha county agricultural agent Ralph M. Hartung predicts livestock farmers will fare better than grain farmers in 1831. He says yields on feed crops may lag livestock prices, beef and hog prices look brighter, and rising sheep numbers will push lamb and wool supply exceeding demand.
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Sioux Falls
Ralph M. Hartung
Minnehaha County
Hartung
Lambert Guilty On Serious Charge
GETTYEBURG Mer 13 After deliberation J HL Rotherbg Mares 14 a BOR mae te tiene for promane ing sentence.
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Lambert
Gettyeburg
Mer
Delib
J. HL Rotherbg
Mares
Ae Bor
Mae
Pardon Asked as Young Prison Newspaperman Seeks Clemency
A pardon request is filed for a young prison newspaperman described as skilled in the craft. The article notes his age and that he received a light sentence previously, with the outcome pending clemency action.
Stagg Urges Students to Always Give Their Best
Vermillion March 13 veteran football coach Alonzo A. Stagg told about 1100 students and faculty at the University of Chicago outlook session that individuals should live by principle not party, seek personal goals, and fight earnestly to achieve them. He urged determination, courage, and sustained effort.
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Poljor
Alonzo A. Stagg
University of Chicago
Cembera St the
Lubreesty
Southsea
En Pacttn
Eeroet
Stagg
Apeskex
Chicago
Youthful Gangsters Active In Mitchell
Mitchell youths engaged in egg warfare attacking a local baker outside his shop. The incident followed a gang gathering in an alley to shower a show troupe with missiles and included stolen radiator caps from parked cars in the business district, according to police.
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Mitchell Mitchell
Mitchell
Poultry Prof Warns to Expand Chick Production in 1931
Brookings reports professor W. C. Tully of South Dakota State College urges farmers to raise more chicks in 1931 despite low prices. He notes producers delay orders, hatchery trends show fewer chicks hatched and substantial declines in February orders, signaling smaller 1931-32 flocks.
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W. C. Tully
South Dakota State College
Tully
Cam and Poultry
Forestburg Public School Music Recital Showed Student Talent
A public school music recital was held in the school house with all grade pupils taking chorus parts. The program featured pieces learned in daily music work and the event aimed to share the students’ progress with parents and the community.
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Forestburg
Mar
Musie
Counties Liable for Taxes in State Treasury Payment
Pierre March 13 1913 The attorney general advised Brule County and Chamberlain officials on a tax remittance that failed to clear before a bank closed The Brule County treasurer sent 2747 02 to the state treasurer The bank cashed the check then cleared via Federal Reserve Bank Minneapolis The opinion states the remittance was only conditionally accepted and tax funds became state funds once paid into the treasury
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Pierre, Mar
Mable
Tate Funda
Seeneral
Chamberlain Serie Bank
Brule County
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
Chamberlain Bank
Meicher
Tomsin
Harmonica tournament planned for Madison area
A harmonica tournament is planned to be held in Madison likely around May 1 in the high school auditorium. Interest is high with entrants expected from Madison and nearby towns. Officials aim to make it an annual event with a large trophy for teams winning three straight meets.
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Madison
Jumius
Bams
Fedora Farm Home Destroyed By Fire
Fedora farm home of the Jim Cory family was destroyed by a Thursday morning fire. Neighbors aided in saving some furniture though the Howard fire truck arrived too late. Other farm buildings were saved but suffered minor damage from smoke and flames. Insurance covered some losses.
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Fedora Farm
Fedora
Mar
Jim Cory
Howard
Cory
Sromen
Erwin Teams Honored At Banquet By Community leaders
In Erwin on March 13 a 6:30 banquet honored the Erwin girls and boys basketball teams their coaches and wives Mrs H W Blakewell hosted the event Superintendent Walseth presided as toastmaster responses were given by Mr Schrader and retiring team members The evening closed with games after the banquet
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Erwin
H. W. Blakewell
Walseth
Schrader
Old Erwin Newspaper Item Remains With 1911 Editor
An Erwin resident possesses an Erwin Herald issue from 1911 edited by Sam Sterns. The readable item notes a good horse and buggy for sale cheaply, with inquiry directed to the parsonage.
Frankenfeld Sparks To Chicago Meeting
Vermillion reports that H. W. Frankenfeld registrar and E. S. Sparks dean of the college of arts and sciences at the University of South Dakota will attend a meeting in Chicago on March 13.
Don’t Let Bronchial Cough Rob Sleep At Night
Testimony floods in praising Lia-O-Mine as a quick relief for bronchial coughs and colds. Sufferers report instant relief after trying the remedy, with many claiming it helped them sleep through the night. Fishermen and families are among those endorsing its soothing effects and widespread use in winter ailments.
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Eemalte
Bao Luther
Ghetr Tobe
Tomers
Mamachussts
Governor Signs Additional Bills South Dakota issues signed into law amid spring session
Governor River signed 32 more measures from the recent legislature session as March 17 deadline nears for any remaining bills to be approved or rejected. Among actions is a bond issue measure for Sioux Falls independent district elections without freeholder petitions, while others adjust millage for counties and taxation procedures. The Pierre report notes the state superintendent of banks may release information when in the public interest.
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South Dakota
Lawa
Governor River
Sioux Falls
Te Board of Flaanesta
Pierre
State Superintendent of Banks
Campus beautification gifts support new union building
Vermillion March 13 Contributions of 10 dollars each from several University of South Dakota women’s organizations will fund the Campus Beautiful program to beautify grounds around the new student union building after Yenktém and several other appropriation bills were signed by the governor.
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Elohgd
Gavner
BELP
Mar
University of South Dakota
Alpena Woman Called By Death Of Relative
Mr and Mrs Frank Eberhard visited Sioux Falls after learning of the illness of Mrs Mercy Stinton aunt to Mrs Eberhard. Stinton died Tuesday after months of poor health. Mrs Eberhard remained with her sisters Mrs Nelee Anderson and Mrs George Fletcher during the week.
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Sioux Falls College Development Fund
William A. Morris
Little~ork
Mim
Everett Winnett
Sammy Stock Spearfisht
Macro Prentare Behera
Centennial
Ishd Jake Sunderland
Guy C. Giltner
Kellogg's
Allbrav Aleo
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Bank of Personal Service
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