Vermillion to Broadcast State High School Debate Finals
The finals of South Dakota’s state high school debate tournament will air on University of South Dakota radio Wednesday night March 3 from 1 30 to 9 30. Twelve district debaters and 11 extemporaneous speakers compete in Slagle Auditorium March 23 22 and 23 for the Davis roving cup and a permanent banner.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
C. E. Lyon
Slagle Auditecium
Fins’ Als
Tau Kappa Alpha
Birst
Otini
Upton S. Palmer
Department of
South Dakota State College
Karl D. Mundt
Eastern State Normal School
Hugo A. Carlson
Augustana College
Huron
Kennebec
Tyndall
Aberdeen
Mobridge
Geddes
Mitchell
Clack
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
Canton
Britton
Faulkton
Wessington Springs
Tyndal
Wagner
Pierre
Contributory negligence bars recovery in S D Supreme Court
South Dakota high court reiterates no recovery for injuries caused by mutual or contributory negligence and rejects comparative negligence. Key rulings include Marie Endorf’s suit over her husband’s death at a park race, a railway liability reversal, and a tuition denial in Springfield.
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Supreme Court
Kyle Tuttion
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Hensore County
Marie Endorf
Henry F. Endorf
Minnehsha Court
Oscar Anderson
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
Anderson
Acci
Figures On Grades At State College Fall Term
Brookings March 17 A summary of grade distribution at State College shows 14 502.34 credits and 15 215.34 grade points earned by students in the fall term Gladys Bell assistant registrar said there were 664 excellent grades In credit hour terms excellent 10 percent superior 26 percent medium 37 percent inferior 14 percent passing 7 percent deferred 2 percent and flunk 0 6 percent The college scholarship average was about LD 91 slightly above an M average of 1 000.
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Brookings
State College
Gladys Bell
Dupree Student Named Editor of State College Jackrabbit
Lynnlad stone of Dupree was elected by the sophomore class at State College as editor of the 193 Jackrabbit. Mr Gladstone majors in printing and rural journalism and is an honor student. Eris Gilbertson and Francis Johnson serve as editor and managing editor respectively for this year’s Jackrabbit.
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Dupree
Brookings
De Smet Woman Donates Animals to State Museum
Mount ed red fox and a badger donated by Mrs. A. N. Waters of De Smet join the State College Museum. Prof. H C Severin notes the badger was killed in the Catskills 23 years ago and the other badger was taken in Wisconsin.
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Brogkings
State College Museum
H.C. Severin
Department of
Entomology
A. N. Waters
de Smet
Catskill Mountains
Wisconsin
Cheyenne Chamber Protests U S 85 Route Change
Cheyenne chamber of commerce leaders plan a Monday meeting with town representatives along U S 85 to oppose a proposal shifting the highway from eastern Wyoming to pass through Nebraska. The current path runs from Denver to Cheyenne then east to the Black Hills. Delegations from Belle Fourche Spearfish Deadwood Lead and D. are expected.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska
Denver
Wyoming
Black Hills
South Dakota
Belle Fourche
Spearfish
Deadwood
Lead, & D
Kappa Alpha Tops grades at University of South Dakota
Vermillion March 17 Kappa Alpha social sorority led the first semester grade standings at the University of South Dakota, with Theta 82.19 percent over 34 members. Pi Beta Phi was second at 82.55, Beta Alpha third at 82.18, and Easthall dormitory group fourth at 85.
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Kappa Alpha
Schultz gets continuance to June in Sioux Falls case
Henry Schultz of Sioux Falls was granted a continuance by Judge Rawson L. Gibbs to June so he could monitor his behavior. Schultz recently drew police attention by calling the station 25 times claiming intoxication and making wheepees, leading to his arrest after initial indifference from patrolmen.
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Sioux Falls
Rawson L. Gibbs
Henry, Schultz
J. Schultz
Minnehaha County to Begin Spring Road Work
Minnehaha County will start its first spring highway project as frost leaves the ground. County highway superintendent C T Charnock announces a half mile gravel stretch on Highway 16 outside the city limits east of Sioux Falls. Manchester P T A announces a rescheduled meeting for March 18 featuring a patriotic program in line with Washington bicentennial observance.
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Minnehaha County
Sioux Fd
C. T. Charnocls
Highway
Sioux Falls
All Parts Of Car Are Found On Man
Sioux Falls police arrested Peter Peterson alias d. B. Banton on March 17. A visible array of car parts and tools were found on him including a cushion, motor parts, a padlock and revolver cartridge. Peterson pleaded guilty to a petit larceny and received thirty days in the county jail.
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Sique Falls
Sioux Falls
Peter Peterson
D. B. Banton
Peterson
The Little Clodhopper Benefit Play at Athol
Primary department Sianes presents The Little Clodhopper a Sunday school benefit play in Twiss hall before a large audience. Cast includes F M Deller, RB Wilhelm, Herbert Booth Evelyn Booth C Wilhelm F A Reinecke Eunice Reinecke Leone Gates coached by Mrs Booth and featured musical numbers by Deller Booth and Beath. The troupe later traveled to Brent for a Saturday performance.
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Sianes
Athol
Clodhopper
Primar
Twiss Hall
F. M. Deller
RB. L. Wilhelm
Herbert
Evelyn Booth
C Wilhelm
F. A. Reinecke
Eunice
Leone Gates
F. D
Hazel Bormann Wins Story Award in Athol
In Athol on March 12 Miss Hazel Bormann age 10 won a special award for writing the best and most original ending to Charles Dickens story Little Nell The award honors youthful writing talent and originality in literature.
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Athol
Hazel Bormann
Little Nell
Charles Dickens
Raymond P T A To Meet Friday Night Program Planned
Raymond March 17 Raymond Parent Teachers association will meet at the school auditorium on Friday night March 18. Fred Yordi Mrs Roy Hurlbert and Miss Clara Hahn are on the committee with Mrs Almy Leighly county superintendent of schools as principal speaker. Clark high school orchestra will perform and a little Easter play “Business and Politeness” will be presented by third and fourth grade pupils with instructor Mrs Bandt. Public invited.
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Raymond
Raymond Parent-Teachers Association
Fred Yordi
Roy Hurlbert
Clara Hahn
Almy Leighly
Ash
Clark High School
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Herman C. Lyle
W. C. Lyle
Jerfuld County
D. W. F. Degner
Brookings County
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Ohio
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General Motors
Armin
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Ray Sawwell
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Manchester P. T. A
MFT
Manchester
Washington
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Billie Bishop
Richter St
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Cythurs Laboratories
Dept. H
Malden
Mase
Raymond P. T. A
Gaur
Randy
F.H. Plunder
CNT
Studebaker
BeH’s Bread the Beil Bakery
Gagnon’s
Gagnon's
Huron Dairy Products Co
Morton’s Salt
Morton Salt Company
Jacques Mig. Co
Nash Coffee
The
Nash Coffee Co
Butternut Coffee
Paxton-Gallagher “Company
del Monte
Canned Goods
California Backing ‘Corporation
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Utah-Idahy’ ‘Sugar’ Co
Pillsbury’s
Best Flour
Pillsbury Mills Co
Armour’s.Star Bacon Armour and Company
Kellogg's Cereals
K. Kellogg Co
Grape’Nut Flakes Post Products Co
Folger’s Coffee
Folger's Coffe Co
Cooking
Elks Ball Room
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Wagner Drapery & Dry Goods
Topaz
Armin Sales Company
Fostoria Glassware
Smith Jewelry Store
Montgomery Ward & Co
Lampe Ham
George C. Hunt
the Little Plumber
Helena Rubinstein
Sherman & Moe
Fair City Paint & Glass Co
Choice Easter Plant
Walker Flower Shop
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2nd—Electric
Northwestern Public Service Co
Majestic
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