Students Tie In Student Election Jeopardizes Ballot
Three students at Sioux Falls college deadlocked in the presidential race forced a runoff next Friday. Incumbents delayed other offices including Stylus business manager and Sioux Brave editor, with nominees listed for Talliness manager and Sioux Brave editorship. Donald Jones was elected student association president and Margaret Corgh secretary, while other posts were filled, forming the next student council.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
Stylus
Iuecket
The
Sioux Brave
Nush
Will
Hird
Warl
Krueger
Suiox Falls
Kenneth Dennis
Marshalltown
Elwood Renner
Siow
Ralph Porter
Rubhett
Parker
Robert Phillips
Mitchell
Alvin Fetcher
Siouwt Falls
Karl Kueger
Donald Jones
Alexandria
Students’ Associatiom
Mise Margaret Corgh
Jack Harrington
Valley Springs
Carroll Arnold
Center
South Dakota to Get 372 584 for Forest Highways
The South Dakota highway commission will receive 372 584 from the federal government for forest highways in the 1922 fiscal year. State highway engineer J. H. Lake announced the appropriation, designated for construction and maintenance of forests roads within national forests linked to the highway system.
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Piurre
South Dake Highway Commission
J. H. Lake
Fed
Canistota Plans Annual Sports Day At Artificial Lake
At a community club banquet in Canistota on March 25 plans for the annual sports day were discussed. The event is set for the artificial lake east of town and a proposed airport was also raised during the meeting.
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Canistota
City of Wagner Named Defendant in $10171 Damage Suit
George Nelson sues the city of Wagner for 10171 in damages claiming injuries from a gas used by officers attempting his arrest. He lists 1008 for personal damages and 271 for medical treatment.
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City of
Wagner
George Nelson
Gan
Nelson
Not Surprised By Crime Organization, Schutter Says
Claude W. Schutter professor of law at the University of South Dakota discusses the rise of large scale organization in crime and its role in planning robberies. He argues the problem is an old crime issue in modern dress and calls for careful scientific study to control it.
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Vermilion
Claude W. Schutter
University of South Dakota
KOSD
Schutter
Tral
Walt
Dven
Poultry Schools Planned at Watertown
Poultry raisings taught by QO J Weisner of South Dakota State College will be held monthly in Watertown. The first school is set for April 25 with two tours planned this season one inspecting chicken flocks and one inspecting turkey flocks.
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Watertown Watertown
QO. J. Weisner
South Dakota State College
Poultry Committee
County Agricultural Economic Conference
Dates Set For 1932 Farm and Home Week at State College
Brookings March 3 1932 dates for the 1932 Farm and Home Week at South Dakota State College were announced by A E Anderson director of the extension service The event runs February 9 13 to avoid conflicts with neighboring states programs Livestock crops and soils will be emphasized with results from college and state sub stations and marketing of livestock and crops will play a key role The women’s program remains extensive with talks demonstrations banquets and entertainment details to come
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Brookings
Mar
South Dakota State College
A. E. Anderson
Extension Service
Anderson
North Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Montana
Wisconsin
State Band Members Awarded Sweaters and Medals
Eight members of the State college military band received sweaters and 12 earned medals at the twenty ninth annual concert held March 20. Director Carl Christensen presented the recognitions for musical achievement. Recipients listed include Ernest Belau Miranda Harald Lynch Roeland Stimson Charles Mueller Holger Bach Lorn Christensen and Thomas Norby. Medals went to Burns Taft Gilmer Millie Dened Pier Chris Mortensen Eugene Burr Sidney Larson Ode Hegg Goodwin Devdahl and Fred Fromke. Also note Joe Cheek reports P T Hanson owns over 1,000 acres of wheat to sow and sweeps roads with multiple tractors while holding road grading contracts.
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Brookings
Mar
State College Military Band
Carl Christensen
Ernest Belau
Miranda
Harald Lynch
Faribault
Minn
Roeland Stimson
Bradley
Charles Mueller
Hot Springs
Holger Bach
Chester
Lorn Christensen
Nia Tidball
Thomas Norby
Burns Taft
Chamberlain
Gilmer Millie
Milbank
Dene d Pier
Kingsbury
Chris Mortensen
Eugene Burr
Sidney Larson
Ode Hegg
Goodwin Devdahl
Fred Fromke
Pierre Plans Three Day Jubilee for 50th Anniversary
Pierre will celebrate its 50th anniversary with a May 31 to June 2 jubilee featuring church services, Fort Chateau dedication, a banquet for pioneers and officials, polo tournaments, a rodeo, Indian pageants, dances, trap shooting, and a Black Horse drill team from Ft. Meade. The celebration invites all residents prior to 1900 to participate in period costumes.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Old Fort Chateau
Ft. Meade
Guy. F. Barnes
Smith Investigation Likely To Be Halted
The Perry Iowa body believed to be missing resident John M. Smith may not be exhumed again after Dallas County Supervisors refused funds for a second autopsy. State Bureau of Criminal Investigation Chief James Risden said the department lacks money for further testing. No trace of Smith has been found since last Friday and officials are unsure of next steps.
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Smith
Peter Pan comes to Yankton May Fete at Garden Terrace
Yankton college May Fete will feature a special Peter Pan drama adapted for the event. Miss Elinor Haney announces a full cast including Ruth Lerribee as Peter Pan and Elizabeth Heaton as Wendy with a large supporting group from Yankton and nearby towns.
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Yankton
Peter_Pan
Mar
Peter Pan
James Barrie
Yankton College
Garden Terrace Theater
Elinor Haney
Haney
Ruth Lerribee
Hero
Elizabeth Heaton
Wendy-T
Virginia “Bard
Miller
Tinker Bell
Mary Jase
Springer
Sioux Falls
Captain Hook
Vir
Winta Renner
Mary Jane Springer
Phyllis Ray
Cecco
Mary Livingston
Clarendon
Bill Jukes
Floriance Kulik
Wessington
Gentleman Starkey
Ruth Scon
Cookson
Ruth Labay
Wessingtom
Tiger Lily
Arlington
Dorothy Flint
Colome
Lillian Kroupuenske
Tyndall
Edna Smith
Geedes
Norma Rapalee
Optometrists to Convene Joint North South Dakota Meeting
Aberdeen officials announce a joint convention of the North and South Dakota Associations of Optometrists. April 22 to 24 will feature Dr Albert Fitch of Pennsylvania State College as head of specialists with others including Dr W P Barker Rochester NY Dr GQ Melvin Omaha and Dr J J Arneson Minneapolis. The program includes lectures meals tours and a golf tournament for members and spouses.
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Optometrists
Aberdeen
North
South Dakota
Associations of Optometrists
Ist of
Lec Sancre
Albert Fitch
Pennsylvania State College
W. P. Barker
Rochester
N. X
J. Melvin
Omaha
J. Arneson
Minneapolis
Watertown man fined and jailed for selling liquor
Horswill of Watertown pleaded guilty to selling and delivering intoxicating liquor and was sentenced by Municipal Judge Peterson to one day in county jail and a $460 fine. He was bound over to the April circuit term on a transporting liquor charge with bonds of $908. Prohibition agents captured him on a farm near Watertown.
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Watertown
Horswill
Peterson
Prohibition
Debaters Schedule for Sioux City Tournament
Sioux Falls delegates from Linus Felis prepare for a convention and tournament in Sioux City on BM 25 2T Us according to Claire MacGreges. Arnold Cony Shuttz Nick lead a team with Locke Sherman Anderson Wakonds and Miss Robinson in the women’s division while Mr Kizer ranked third in a state forensics meet. Raber F Lips Mitchell a jurist is also noted.
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Sioux Falls
Kar Dents
Linus Felis
Sioux City
Claire MacGreges
Cerro Arnold
Cony Shuttz
Nick
Arnold
Grace Locke
Shernan
Anderson
Wakonds
Miss Robinson
Alpha
Wil
Tanlac touted for indigestion and strength gains
A Portland Oregon reader testimonial claims Tanlac cured years of stomach trouble, restored appetite, aided digestion, and produced a 27 lb weight gain within two years. Advertisers emphasize natural roots and herbs, no minerals, costs under 2 cents per dose, and a money back guarantee.
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Ike
Tanlac
Fred Westin
Eeszth St. North
Portland
Ore
Laslac
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Joe Creek
Joe Cheek
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P. T. Hanson
Habicht
Musst Man Grosses
of Yankton and
Mildred Whesler Yankian
Joh Creek
Missouri River
Pennsylvania
Frank Oviatt
Huron
McCormick Reaper Centennial
Motion Pictures
Ypa
International Harvester Company Northwest Demonstration Farms
Cyrus Hall McCormick
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
I. H.C. Farm Implements
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