Students Study Newspaper Work at South Dakota Uni
Vermillion March 29 Special Students in journalism classes at the University of South Dakota ran the Vermillion Plain Talk and the Dakota Republican for the March 2 issue. They handled all news, editorials and features while regular staffs secured advertising for the March 27 issue.
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University of South Dakota
Vermillion Plain Talk
Dakota Republican
Ferne —Kostboth
Canistom
Eva Nelson
Elk Point
Clifford Harris
Vermillion
Willard Robins
Castana
Iowa
Margaret Burfeind
Elsworth
Minn
Robert Byrne
Sioux City
Ruth Avery
Tilden
Nebr
James Fowler
Doris Bauman
Milton Sturges
Arlington
Homer Sims
Rupert Fitzgerald
Kennebec
Mabel Rossow
Herretd
Plain Walk
Adrian Krier
Highmore
Lisle Reese
Aberdeen
Ellen Nel Gon
Heather Jean
Douglas
Paul Friggens
St. Onge
Katherine Groves
Kenneth Stanley
Lead
Oren Bates
Chamberlain
Ana Claire Donchue
Bonesteel
Chester Ball
Paul Landman
Scotland
Leo Johnson
Mt Vernon
Anne Kabeila
Roy Baker
Spirit Lake
Janet Bruce
Yankton
Varied Programs Offered by KUSD
Vermillion March 29 Home economics subjects and a one act play are featured with programs by Alebane Literary Society and the Women's and Men's glee clubs. KUSD University of South Dakota station will broadcast Mondays and Fridays 6 to 9 and Tuesdays 8 to 8:30 except April 14 to 23 spring holidays. Frequency is 3 kilocycles on 233.6 meters.
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Vermillion
Mar
Alebana Literary Society
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
Auld Elected Head of Plankinton Waltons
Glenn Auld was elected chief of the Plankinton chapter of the Tenak Waltons league at a recent meeting. W. T. Lathrop becomes vice president and D. A. Hughes secretary-treasurer. Auld will form committees to study the Fish Lake rehabilitation and draft a resolution for the fish and game commission. The aim is to restore Fish Lake as a fishing and bathing resort.
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Auld
Plankinton Waltons Plankinton
Glenn Auld
Erief
Plankinton
Tenak Waltons League
W. T. Lathrop
D. A. Hughes
Treswrer
Fish Lake
Fish and Game Commission
Mobridge Declamatory Meet Set for April 4th
Mobridge to host a regional declamatory contest on Friday April 4 with eighteen school representatives from northwestern South Dakota. Events include senior high school auditorium sessions with the dramatic group at 345 p m and oratorical and humorous divisions at 730 p m.
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Mobridge
Ff. S. Freeman
South Dakota
Legion Man Discovers Brother Alive After 22 Years
Mount Vernon March 29 After believing his only brother dead for 22 years Philip Xverson a farmer 20 miles south of Mitchell learned by letter that his sibling is alive and well The brother served six years in Austria was captured five times escaped each time and earned three medals for distinguished service Before the war he helped bring his brother to the United States as far as Ellis Island but immigration rules prevented meeting He plans to request reunion soon and remains a member of the American Legion in Mitchell
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Legion
Mount Vernon
Philip Xverson
Mitchell
Austria
Kreszon
United States
Ellis Uland
Krescon
American Legion
Hot Springs Hosts Largest Black Hills Speak Meet
Hot Springs will host the Black Hills division declamatory contest from March 29 to April with fourteen towns entering three contestants each making it the largest event in the Black Hills. Morning oratorical selections, afternoon humorous pieces, and evening dramatic readings will fill the program. Judges include H C Woodburn of Black Hills Teachers college and Mrs H R Partridge of Alliance Nebraska with a third judge from western South Dakota.
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Hot Springs
Boot Springs
Mar
Black Hills
Spearfish
H. C. Woodburn
Black Hills Teachers College
H. R. Partridge
Alliance
Neb
Jaters
Walton League Sows Beauty Drive for Schools
The Walton League in Lake Andes launches a three year plan to beautify local school grounds. It will give free 25 Chinese elm trees to the first ten applying schools in White, West Howard, and Goose Lake townships. A September prize awaits the three schools with the most ground improvement and care.
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Lake Andes
Waltons
Man
Bank Walton League
West Howard
Goose Lake
Boys Escape When Car Dives 27 Feet And Catches Fire
Rapid City report of a Plymouth coupe carrying three boys that went off the Sturgis road near the Indian School, jumped 27 feet, overturned, and burned. Fred Farrar suffered minor injuries while Louis Hoggie and the driver escaped with scratches. The car owned by Harry Madden had been hired by the youths.
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Rapid City
Mar
Sturgis
Fred Farrar
Louis Hoggie
Harry Madden
Nominating Petitions Filed for State Senate and Judgeships
Pierre March 29. Two candidates for state senator and two for judgeships filed nominating petitions with the secretary of state. H A Benson of Hilland seeks the senate in the twenty four district covering Stanley Haakon and Jackson counties. B A Hesiad of Bryant seeks republican renomination in the twenty seven district Devel and Hamlin counties. Joseph R Gash is a candidate for the eleventh judicial district judgeship from Bonesteel. Warren F Eddy of Lemmon seeks the twelfth district judgeship comprising Harding Perkins Cornson Dewey and Ziebach counties.
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Hested
Bryant
Pierre
H. A. Benson
Hilland
Senate
Stanley
Haakon
Jackson
B. A. Hesiad
Devel
Hamlin
Joseph R. Gash
Eleventh Judicial District
Bonesteel
Todd
Gregory
Bennett
Washabaugh
Mellette
Tripp
Jones
Lyman
Warren F. Eddy
Lemmon
Harding, Perkins, Cornson
Dewey
Ziebach
Groton Votes On Six City Officials
Groton voters will select six city officials in the April 15 election. Terms expiring include Mayor V Rathbun and Aldermen Geo Aves John Hall and Chas Adams of wards one two and three, and Justices W L Erwin E P Erdman. Rathbun says he will not seek re election as he plans to move to California. No petitions have circulated yet though contests are expected in two wards.
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Groton
andHor Earl Mutter
V. Rathbun
Aldenaen Geo. Aves
John Hall
Chas. E. Adams
W. L. Erwin
E. P. Erdman
Rathbun
California
Faithful School Dog Sport Dies After Lonely Wait
Rapid City report details the death of Sport a veteran school dog who faithfully accompanied Ralph and Arthur McIaven to the School of Mines until their move ended their companionship. The dog waited daily for months hoping to reunite, grew weary and died on campus shortly after.
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Rapid City
Mar
Ralph
Arthur Mclaven
School of Mines
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Sport
Sport Ley
University Professor Speaks on Crime Oasis in South Dakota
L. E. Deets, assistant sociology professor at the University of South Dakota, will discuss crime in South Dakota compared with the United States in a radio talk on KUSD. The program titled South Dakota, an Oasis in a Land of Crime airs Monday March 31 at eight to eight thirty PM on 255.6 meters frequency 391 kilocycles.
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South Dakota
KUSD
University of South Dakota
L. E. Deets
Huron’s Bell Arrives in Watertown for Public Display
The ship’s bell from the former U S S South Dakota, recently named Huron and secured by the Watertown American Legion post, has arrived. It will be mounted this spring in a prominent public location in the city.
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HURON
Watertown
U. S. S. South Dakota
Legion Contests Produce Statewide Membership Leaders
Aberdeen reports the American Legion membership drive ended March 15 with Philip post leading at 422 percent of quota, Lennox second at 324.9 percent, and 200 posts cooperating statewide. District and big three results, prizes of illuminated lamps, and plans for 1930 state convention noted. state goals remain 12,000 to 13,000 members by July convention.
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Aberdeen
American Legion
South
Dakota
C. G. Kelley
South Dakota
Kelley
Lennox
Volga
Revilla
Waubay
Brentford
Woonsocket
Wagner
Fairfax
Kimball
Philip
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Morrison
State Department
Enumerators Named For Hughes County
Pierre march 29 special census enumerators for Hughes county announced Henry C Obershaw Pierre wards 3 and 4 and field assistant Mrs Agnes Barcus wards 1 and a of Pierre Ernest E Austin Butte De Grey and Raber townships Chris Zoller Harrold and Harrold township George Bowman Canning Dry Hun Logan and Rousseau townships Francis A Louse Blunt Blunt and Valley townships Mrs Maul Keyes Bretton Plessant Valley and Webster townships Edmund Jacobsen Oxhe Byron Peoria Mentor and Buckeye townships
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Maul Keyes
Bretton
Plessant Valley
Webster
Edmund Jacobsen
Oxhe
Byron
Peoria
Mentor
Buckeye
Virgil Student Muriel Halbir Sets Perfect Attendance
Muriel Halbir is believed to hold the perfect attendance record in Virgil and Beadlmanity after eight years of continuous schooling with neither absence nor tardiness.
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Virgil
Bas
Muriel Halbir
Beadlmanity
Muriel
Huron Pierre Bus Schedule Updated
The Huron Pierre bus shows a 308 Pp. M. route with arrivals in Pierre at 7 o clock and a 6 37 a. m. departure. It connects with the South train from Wolsey at 1 20 a. m. and reaches Huron by 7 45 p. m. the next day.
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Wises
Pierre
Wolsey
Huron
Sioux Falls Boys Claim New Prairie Schooner Truck Record
Siou x Falls youths Hymen and Zachery Pitts claim a record for truck travel between New York and Sioux Falls in a prairie schooner styled auto. The Mark Twain School pupil and his older brother completed the trip in four days returning, one day faster than their New York drive. They carried $300 worth of furs from local farmers to a New York market.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Hymen
Zachery Pitts
New York
Mark Twain
Gotham
New York City
Four More Candidates File For Nomination
Nominating petitions filed with the secretary of state show four Republicans seeking state offices. George McFarland of Piedmont targets the 41st district for state senator covering Meade and Ziebach counties. A. F. Miles of Mobridge seeks the 37th district Senate seat for Carson Edmunds Walworth counties. H. O. Wohter of Brandt seeks the 59th district state representative nomination for Deuel and Hamlin counties. L. M. Larson of Strool runs for the 60th district representative seat covering Perkins and Meade counties.
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Pierre
George McFarland
Piedmont
Meade
Ziebach
A. F. Miles
Mobridge
Carson
Edmunds
Walworth
Miller To Decide On Plunge And Movies
Miller announces a petition to vote at the April 15 city election on Sunday moving picture shows, a council approved ordinance. Voters will also decide if they want $7,500 bonds to fund a public swimming pool.
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Miller
Aberdeen Bids For Place On Edwin Cities Spokane Airline
Aberdeen plans to bid for a seat on the Edwin Cities Spokane air route. W. Allen will join Nick Mamer and Spokane officials to survey the proposed line. Allen represents the Aberdeen chamber of commerce while Mamer Air Transport and Spokane chamber officials also participate. The delegation travels March 3 aboard a Ford tri-motored ship.
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Aberdeen
Air
Mar
Spokane
Allen
Nick Mamer
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Mamer Air Transport Company
Mamer
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Conditions Good In 9th District
In Minneapolis March 23 the Ninth Federal Reserve district reports 1929 deposits fell due to small wheat crops and lower dairy prices. Loans held steady as banks reduced investments and correspondent balances. District deposits declined by over 89 million, city banks 39 million, country banks 50 million. Bank failures numbered 64 with others consolidating or liquidating, total banks 2,353. February business showed no clear trend, wheat marketings rising after January. Building permits lagged last year but contracts rose. electric power use in Minnesota and Dakotas up six percent.
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Minneapolis
Nicth Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
North Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
February grain stocks show lower on farms and larger corn
February figures from the U S department of agriculture indicate farmers hold smaller wheat stocks on farms in Minnesota North and South Dakota and Montana while butter stocks remain large despite low prices. Corn stocks on farms rose and overall country stock declines reflect continued wheat crop weakness and seasonal factors with terminal elevators over ten million bushels above last year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Minneapolis
Duluth-Superior
Duluth Superior
South
Dakota and Montana Grain Totals As Of March First
Readable figures show state production across wheat rye corn oats and barley for Dakota and Montana. The data lists varying totals in thousands or millions with large year-to-year differences, indicating substantial agricultural output and distribution across crops.
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Dakota
Montana
Ordination of Rev R B Halden In City Church
March 29 special services in the Barlist church ordained Rev R B Halden from a Congregational pastorate in the southern part of the state and installed him as pastor.
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Pierre
R. B. Halden
Staw
Ashton Men Injured in Car Engine Mishap
In Ashton on Monday, blacksmith Me Jensen and electrician hip Nelson were on a car engine undergoing repairs when it slipped and fell. Jensen sustained a sprained ankle while Nelson suffered several crushed fingers. Local officials report the incident as a work accident with injuries.
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Ashton
Jensen
Nelson
Old Home Improvements and Community Call to Action
The notice promotes remodeling with stained shingles and insulating paper by Peter Mintener Lumber Co at 111 Kansas Ave S E. It urges residents to modernize their homes and hints painting aids cover costs. It also includes a casual note on English manners and a short fable about helping stall boys to play bell.
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Kansas Ave. S. E
Bell
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Huron, South Dakota
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Hughes County
Huron - Pierre Bus
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Sali
the Christian Science
Basrox
Usas
Launspach
Koepp
Fair City
SPRA
Wi Y Saxon
M.D
Eal
Ast
B. H. Sprague
C. Shirley
Helen Olson
Mack, Inc
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Olin Studio
Dr. J. Spink
Love Eccel
Wiley Garage
Second St. S. E
Penis
Eet
American Hatcheries
Heron
de Smet
Peter Mintener Lumber Company
Tommy
England
Useles
Baily
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