Chimes Tower Planned for South Dakota State College
Brookings March 22 a magnificent campanile will rise on the South Dakota State College campus to house 18 electrically operated chimes. Funded by Charles Coughlin the tower will feature a 15 story beacon light and brackets of Bedford stone and red brick with copper top. Construction begins April 2 with dedication planned after the next commencement and donors’ 20th college anniversary.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
Charles Coughlin
Milwaukee
Carthage
Alma Meater
College
Lincoln Memorialbrary
Coolidge Sylvan Theater
Charles W. Pugsiey
State College
Coughlin
Steve Briers
Watertown
Wisconsin
Harvey Dunn
DeSmet
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial Library
Gilbert Riswold
Baltic
Amt
Anu
Renewed mining activity seen in South Dakota hills
Pierre March 32. J B Handlin of the state agriculture department says renewed mining interest is rising in western South Dakota with prospectors active along the Hills. Ben Rush of Rockerville cites a small creek near the old camp showing potential for bonanza placer gold, though bedrock remains unreached. The Blue Sky law amendments are seen as beneficial to mining prospects in the Hills.
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Placer
Deadwood
Central City
Rick
Rockerville
Mr. Handiin
Teadwood
Croek City
Cripple Creek
South Dakota
Thhe
Particul
Ben Rush
Mrush
Fockerville
Deatwood Gulch
Rush
Fire marshal urges state wide clean up drive
Pierre March 22 D C Lewis Insurance commissioner and state fire marshal urged a spring clean up to reduce fire hazards. He called for cities and towns to remove rubbish and debris and to clean alleys yards and vacant lots. He urged proper disposal either by burning with safety or hauling away and recommended inspecting incinerators or constructing safe ones. He asked mayors and town board chairs to issue a Clean Up Week proclamation to coordinate action.
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Pierre
Mar
D. C. Lewis
University of South Dakota to grant 173 degrees at commencement
At Vermillion on March 22, 173 students from the University of South Dakota faculties were proposed for graduation at the June 10 commencement, pending completion of courses and board of regents approval. The total degrees include 82 AB, 24 BS arts and sciences, three BS in education, 24 MA, 10 in the new business school, 17 LLB, 19 MD, 10 Electrical Eng, 3 Civil Eng, 3 Mechanical Eng, 2 BM, 40 teaching certificates, and 11 diplomas from University High School.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Board of Regents
H. W. Frankenfeld
College of Arts and Sciences
College of Arta and Sciences
Aew
Allied Schools of Business and Education
School of Medicine
College of Music
University High School
Hyde County Land Transfers Report Summary
Hyde County transfers list several deeds including Sheriff to Bank of Highmore for NEM sec 8-110-73, Mollie Denevan to Oscar L. Larson of Wissec 81-116-72, Herbert C. Warren to Frank Anderson of S44 7-115-73, Lewis Shuster to O M Hyde executor NW 32-113-72, Ta a Bosse et al to E J Quirk SW 34-112-75, Sheriff to Lake City Bank & Trust Co SW 2-114-73, James Beatty to A M Cloud SE 33-14-71.
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Hyde County
Bank of Highmore
NEM
Mollie Denevan
Oscar L. Larson
Wissec
Herbert C. Warren
Frank Anderson
Lewis Shuster
0. M. Hyde
Taa
B. Bosse
E. J. Quirk
Land Transfers In Kingsbury County
Kingsbury County records list transfers including Phillip Sneesby to Olaf B Garnes for SEZ 14 109 57 valued at $1. Everett L Shanks to W G Shanks for S$% 3 110 54 valued at $1. Edwin C Chambers Sr to Celia M Chambers Harris for lots 1 2 and 4.
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J. O. Purinton
Phillip Sneesby
Olaf B. Garnes
Val. Everett
L. Shanks
W. G. Shanks
Val
Edwin C. Chambers, Sr
Celia M. Chambers Harris
New Buildings Show Progress In DeSmet
De Smet March 22 special report notes progress with a new department store and Bouchards joining A C Penney. A theater building opens next week and a bakery building will be leased next door. Additional projects include a produce house and planned spring construction of one or two more buildings.
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DeSmet
Mar
Bouchards
A. C. Penney Company
Local feed mill planned. Bouchard to lease other lots
J. Bouchard, who has sold his department store, remains owner of the building and other property here and expects to build for lease on other lots.
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J. Bouchard
Northwest Stores Grain Bt. Paul Sale for Farmers Grain Store
Northwest stores at Paul invites farmers to store grain in a tank with about 1,500 bushel capacity. Prices and terms to be announced, highlighting local grain storage options for the season.
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Northwest
BT. Paul
Mar
Iowa guard Vireit David named captain of 1930 Hawkeyes
In Iowa City on March 22, Vireit David of Oskaloosa, a guard for the past two years, was elected captain of the 1930 University of Iowa basketball team. The report notes grain loans and insurance plans in unrelated banking context.
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Iowa City
Mar
Vireit David
Oskaloosa
University of Iowa
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Charles, Coughlin
Carthagene
Handin
A. A. Wollmann
Huron
Olympia
H. A. Johnson
Vermillion School
W. T.L. Co
Lake Preston
Vernlo
Wiliams Et al
W. H. Walters Inc. Co
Central Life Assurance Soc
Ernest F. Helen Sey
Ney
Dewing
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Iroquois
S. D
Christ T. Holm
Ben Raschke
Hetland
H. W. Rosé Lumber Co
Erastus Cornell
Highmore, S. C
Kingsbury County
The
Valje
Scott
Seefeld
Kolster
Plain Guide Post
Frederick A. Kolster
RADIO
Eee
A.C
Columbia
Johnson and
Sewell
Huron Kolster
Vege
Mitchell
Johnson
Fair City Paint & Glass CO
Telephone Bite
Bay Tata & Glass
O & Glass
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