Changes in North Central group affect South Dakota schools
Vermillion March 21 Changes in standards announced by H W Frankenfeld South Dakota registrar and NC A C S S committee head will require new teachers to have at least ten semester hours of college training in the subject they teach For the coming year a minor will count as ten semester hours for new teachers The committee will study hours of training across departments and report next year Recommendations favored by South Dakota officials included three new approved schools Augustana Canton Lake Preston and Parker Sixty three schools were recommended unqualifiedly while Huron College academy was dropped from the approved list
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Vermillion
South Dakota
H. W. Frankenfeld
University of South Dakota
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
North Central Association
Frankenfeld
Chicago
Association
W. 1 Early
Stauk ‘Alts
J. Gr Tdéndsay
Mitchell
Louth Dakota
Myr
Frankenfell
Augustana Academy
Canton
Lake Preston High School
Parker
Huron Rol Academy
Lhsg
Eof UA
Efron College
South Dakota Delegates Head to National Parents Meet
Mrs Alvin Wagsoner of Philip and Mrs A B Larson of Egan lead South Dakota delegates to the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in Washington May 3 to 18. Mrs Kraft of Sioux Falls outlined round tables on welfare education and publicity with a goal of 100 delegates and 60 Washington hotel rooms already reserved.
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Sioux Falls
Alvin Wagsoner
Philip
South Dakota
Parent-Teacher Association
A. B. Larson
Egan
National Congress of ‘Parents and Teachers
Washington, D. C
R. A. Kraft
Ntional
Washington
U. S. Grout
Evatt
Helen Field Fischer
Alpena Men Named To Melfette Post
MELLETTE Mar 1 Special Donait Forbes of Athens has been elected the superintendent of the Mellette high school for the next term. This is the only position filled in the high school. Former teachers have accepted other positions. All four teachers are returning. Miss Hazel Rinnie will teach seventh and eighth grades Mina Nellie Swayze sixth grade Miss Violet Winters third and fourth Miss Mira Clark first and second. The school board reports many applications for remaining high school positions.
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Alpena
Melfette
Mellette
Mar
Nth Vend
Viailet ‘Winters
Mira Clark
Far Tone
Isen Engagell
Black Hills Seen As More Prosperous
Rapid City reports a 75 percent rise in income tax returns paid for the term ending March 15 and a 10 percent boost in personal accounts, cited by H. H. McCrary deputy internal revenue collector for the Black Hills as evidence of broader regional prosperity. The increase varied by city but suggests general improvement in the Black Hills region.
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Rapid City
Mar
Black’ Hlie
H. H. McCrary
Internal Revenue
Black Hills
McCrary
TWO HELD FOR HORSE THEFTS
Faith Mar 21 Special ward hearings show Ham J Shepard held for circuit court on grand larceny charge aiding C B Tinsley. Bison hearing waived. Tinsley bound over to circuit court. Merle Kelley links Tinsley to stolen horse hides shipped to Gettysburg. Six warrants issued by Meade county authorities. Indian department may file additional charges over ID brands found on hides. The horse hide case stems from Henry White Wolf freezing death probe.
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Faith
Mar
Ham J. Shepard
J. J. Brewer
Shepard
C. B. Tinsley
E. V. Morrill
Bison
Merle Kelly
Perkina Cvourly
Tinsley
Kelley
Gettysburg
iCheyenne Agency
Meades County
Indian de Partment
Henry White Wolf
Indian Department
Government official’s wife recovers from arm fracture
Mar 21 report states Mrs George Boesl, wife of the government farmer on the reservation, is recovering from a fractured arm she sustained in a fall from a hay mow.
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Joe Creek
George Boesl
Sowing Grain Jobs Creek Area Reports Prep Work
Practically all in the vicinity sowing today with ground conditioning underway. An increased acreage is expected this year across crops. Alfalfa fields survived winter in good shape and early cutting is probable.
Brown County Rural School Chorus Readies March 22
Aberdeen March 21. The first Brown County Rural School chorus will sing March 22 at Spafford hall on the Northern Normal campus. 304 to 400 rural children, supervised by the county superintendent, H. B. Melcher, will perform ten songs rehearsed in fifteen sessions. The program will be broadcast over station WNAX Yankton. Mrs. William Grahn and Ida Giedt will direct and accompany. Several thousand attend. concurrent Educational conference and teachers meeting noted.
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Aberdeen
Mar
Brown County
Spafford Hall
Ormal
H. B. Melcher
WNAX
Yankton
Melcher
Fiee
William Grahn
Ida Giedt
Commerce College Founder Is Dead in Sioux Falls
Ibert C Christopherson founder of the Sioux Falls Business and Commercial College died at his home yesterday from heart trouble. He led the institution since 1887 and was head at his death. Survived by his widow and five sons. Congressman C A Christopherson is a brother.
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Squx Falls
Mar
Ibert c. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Child Recovers After Finger Injury in Corn Picker Incident
Mar 1921 reports Grace Rades, two year old daughter of Mr. , recovering today after two fingers were badly lacerated in a corn picker accident. Weary details about juries noted.
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Wayland
Grace Rades
Study Club Meets in Wessington Officers to Be Elected
Members of the Wont ms Study Club of Wessington met today with Mrs Marion Dake. Mrs Peart Mitchell will discuss Making the Home Attractive, and the election of officers will be held.
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Swessington
Marc
Wessington
Marion Dake
Peart Mitchell
Mrs Agnes Forbes Visits Howard O B Ss
Mrs Agnes K Forbes visits Howard O B Ss in Howard at a two course dinner at six o clock in the Magonry temple. St Patrick decorations tulips centerpieces. A painted china creamer and sugar presented to Mrs Forbes after dinner by Mrs Frances Schueller past or and Esther. Irene Hanson candidate for membership. A letter from Mrs Fannia Cox read. Mrs Forbes sang O Heart of Mine by James Whitcomb Riley.
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Howard
Howard Hunter
O. B.S
Agnes HK. Forbes
Arelock
Magonry
St.Patrick
Forbés
Frances Schueller
Esther
Potts County Bounties Pay Total of $1089 For Trees And Wolves
Gettysburg March 21 special report notes Potter county paid $1089 in wolf and tree bounties during the past year per county auditor R. W. Nauman. Twenty farmers claimed the tree bounty, about 61 acres were planted and cultivated, led by Reuben LaRosh with 10 acres.
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Gettysburg
Mar
Potter County
R. W. Nauman
Reuben LaRosh
Lounties
Boxd Voorhes
Wayne Herbison
Surprise Party for Mrs Louis Eggert
In Surprise Party Toward on Mar 21, Mrs Louis Eggert enjoyed a 47th birthday at her home with 60 friends bringing gifts and food. Guests visited and played rock as the afternoon passed.
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Louis Eggert
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