Higher enrollment growth noted at South Dakota colleges
State college at Brookings shows rapid growth as winter term enrollment at South Dakota State College rises 12 percent from last year. Freshmen up 30.7 percent and juniors 10.8 percent. engineering up 26.2 percent, agriculture 20.3 percent, general science 15.5 percent. Five year registration up 30 percent, with in-state attendance praised for staying and saving money.
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State College At
Brookings
South Dakota State College
D. B. Doner
State College
South Dakota
Commonwealth
New Taboos Proposed to Guide Self Development
The text argues for fresh personal taboos to govern self development and responsibility. It notes the ongoing discipline required and the risk of conflict with others pursuing the same honest effort. It calls for broad agreement on a basis for these new taboos.
Advocate Seeks Kenyon to Fill Supreme Court Vacancy
The article discusses Judge William S. Kenyon of Iowa as a potential nominee to the U S Supreme Court following Judge Sanford’s death. It notes Kenyon’s career from Fort Dodge to district court judge and circuit court of appeals judge, his political restraint, and the desire of Iowa and nearby states for his elevation, with President Hoover urged to appoint him.
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William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Supreme Court
Sanford
Kenyon
Middle West
Fort Dodge
William B. Allison
Senate
Circuit Court of Appeals
High Court
A. K. Gardner
Contiguous States
Hoover
Argus Leader Argues Over South Dakota Population Growth
The Argus Leader contends with Representative Christopherson's remark that Huron is the fastest growing city in South Dakota. The paper defends recognizing the obvious fact that Huron shows rapid population gains, criticizing others for dissenting.
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Argus-Leader
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Christopherson
Radio Commission
Oldham
Huron
Argus Leader
Debtors' Promise and Omaha Bank Guaranty Clash
The Omaha World Herald questions how to aid 60,000 depositors with 29 million dollars in unpaid claims once the Nebraska guaranty law is repealed. The piece notes legal doubts about proposed remedies, and urges Governor Weaver to craft a feasible plan to aid depositors despite likely political opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha World Herald
Weaver
State Senate
Need for New Taboos Warns of Modern Loose Morals
English philosopher Havelock Ellis argues in the Mentor that old social taboos, especially around sex and women's status, have vanished, risking promiscuity. He urges creating internal self disciplines to replace external restraints and protect society, noting the challenge for today’s youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havelock Ellis
Mentor
Mr. Ellis
Metropolitan drainage plan aims for parity between Minneapolis and St Paul
The Metropolitan Drainage Commission pursues methods to share costs fairly and ease friction between Minneapolis and St Paul. An engineered yardstick seeks to reconcile assessed value, construction and operating costs, pollution disparity, and per capita expenses to advance a joint disposal project.
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Minneapolis Journal
Twin Cities
Metropolitan Drainage Commission
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Metropolitan Commission
Rooy Garden Amusements Look Ahead At Talkies Third Dimension
A vintage feature preview discusses 1932 screen advances including full stage-wide shots twice current size cameras wider lenss and enlarged sets lights studios and theatres plus color and third dimension by George K Spoor Television broadcasts on future programs and the film industry’s shift from silent to talking pictures with grand optimism about Vita phon e and regional theatre adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Theatre
George K. Spoor
Third Dimension
Warner Bros
Genereal Electric
G. E
Maillion
Griffith
DeMille
George KX
Spoor
New York
Vitaphone
Saline County 4-H Club Surpasses Calf Distribution Records
Saline county 4-H club boys and girls claim the largest number of registered heifer calves in one county at one time. About 80 pure-bred Guernsey calves were given to young owners after selection by the county agent. Nathan J. Jones financed initial Guernsey purchases and supported 10 boys with calves. The distributors received funds from local banks and the Saline Journal.
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Saline County
Kansas
Guernsey
So-Mar Farm
Nathan J. Jones
Salina
4-H
Wessington Girls Banquet Plans Highlight March Meeting
Gracious in manner was the theme of Erdene Hulbert's talk on Alice Freeman Palmer at the Wessington grade school Girl Reserve meeting held March 12. Bible readings, year book remarks, flag salutes, and mother and daughter banquet plans were announced. candy sales were approved to raise funds for Lake Byron trip in June.
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Erdene Hulbert
Alice Freeman Palmer
Wessington
Miss Hulbert
Glendora Mitchell
Rachel Hutchinson
Daphna House
American Legion
Lake Byron
Zeleta Shaw
Students Hear Vocational Talks On Christian Ministry
The Rev J M Hunter spoke to the high school student body on vocational guidance focusing on the Christian ministry The talk outlined qualities for success and advantages of the calling The event is part of a series led by Superintendent Krumm with business leaders of Troquois to present further lectures before year end
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J. M. Hunter
Ireaugis Church
Krumm
Hunter
Ruths Royal Rustlers Form New Girls 4 H Club
Ruth Wells hosts the organization of Ruths Royal Rustlers a new 4 H club. Dorothy Miles is elected president Wilma Wells vice president Pearl Deslaurier secretary and treasurer. Wella named local leader meeting set for April 12 at Miles home. Members enrolled include Miles Wells Deslaurier Schultz Troske Dix Campbell Rahm Wales.
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Ruth’s Royal Rustlers
Ruth Wells
Dorothy Miles
Wilma Wells
Pearl Deslaurier
Wella
Vesrl Desleaurier
Bernice Schultz
Eleanor Troske
Marie Troske
LaVern — Dix
Larerne Campbell
Lelia Rahm
Lois Wales
Girl Scouts Receive Signal Instructions
The Sacajawea Girl Scouts troop 2 met at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday afternoon March 12. A girl passed her tenderfoot test as the Morse code was practiced in a game. Catherine Kenney was elected treasurer and the troop earned 4.55 dollars at a church supper candy sale.
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Sacajawea
Presbyterian Church
Catherine Kenney
LaDelle Pig Care Talk At Caldows Club Meeting
The LaDelle Low-Litter club met at the Caldows on Thursday night March 6 with eight members. Donald Kitzman gave a paper on care for little pigs and the next meeting will be at Joby Len’s site where Adam Caldow will report on treating mange and lice. Mrs Caldow served lunch. Eugene Meyers was secretary.
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Donald Kitzman
Adam
Donald Caldow
Joby Len
Adam Caldow
Robert Hagman Named President Pork Club
Robert Hagman was elected president of the Miranda Baby Pork at a Faulk County meeting hosted by W. J. Belua. Wilard Tanner became vice president and Edward Kempe secretary treasurer. Members received club records and manuals as Wayne Stammer, Dean Hagman, and Virgil Fanner were noted among attendees. Fifty-five South Dakota 4-H members are enrolled in baby pork projects, Leo Messing said.
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Robert Hagman
Miranda Baby Pork
W. J. Belua
Faulk County
Wilard Tanner
Edward Kempe
Baby Pork Projects
Leo Messing
Bijou opens with largest vaudeville bill in city
Twenty years ago in Huron the Bijou opened last evening boasting the largest vaudeville bill yet seen in the city. New stage, complete scenery, and handsome equipment were said to enhance the entertainment. Mr and Mrs Matt Zanger and family left for Hot Springs Missouri to settle there. Tony Melum left for Portland Oregon. William Waiker returned from St Paul on business. J O Van Syckle departed for Estherville Iowa and other points.
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Matt Zanger
Hot Springs
St. D
Tenn
Tony Melum
Portland
Ore
William Waiker
St Paul
J. O. van Syckle
Estherville
Local residents update travel and job moves in Huron
Mrs L C Kemp resumes duties in the county treasurer’s office while Ernest Wintle resigns from Gaffney Grocery to join Parke & Grant as traveling salesman in Whidtown. M C Alford departed for Des Moines and was seen there meeting Mrs Velda Morrigan. Alford is a respected Huron businessman and Mrs Alford is well known locally.
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Boise
Ida
L. C. Kemp
Kemp
Meppe
Ernest Winnle
Gaffney Grocery Company
Parke & Grant Company
Whidtown
Wintle
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William J. Bulow
Jones
Credita
W. H. McMaster
McMaster
Deadwood Pioneer Times
Rooy Garden Amusements
Lucky Dog
New Orleans
Texas
Emden
Sfmny
Janie
Mullens
United States
Central South Dakota
Hazel Christoffersen
Kansas Clubbers
Clainy
Eaton’s Stationery
Elis, Mer
Stein
Kymmel
Mer
Arcturus
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