Pi Kappa Delta Chapter Hosts Three-State Meet At Huron
Pi Kappa Delta provincial meet brings 11 colleges with forensics chapters to Huron College. Debates extemporaneous speaking and oratory run Thursday through Saturday with 75 delegates, two teams per school, and final rounds Saturday evening led by judges from Wisconsin and South Dakota.
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Huron
E. H. Jackson
Huron College
Pi Kappa Delta
South Dakota
North Dakota
Iowa
Jackson
Jamestown College
Jametown
N. C
Morningside College
Sioux City
Western Union College
le Mars
Buena, Vista College
Storm Lake
South Yankota State College
Brookings
Yankton
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls College
Sioux
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Rame
K. FR. Mundt
Eastern Normal
Madison
L. M. Fort
R. Kamm
Wessington Springs
Robert West
University of Wisconsin
Sach School
Beth Og
Tse Ducy
Rotary
Beta Chapter
R R Board To Hear Petitions In Huron Lines
The state railroad commission will hear petitions filed by J W Crabb of Huron for permits to operate additional trucking service lines from Huron. Crabb owns Yellow Transportation. Four routes are proposed, including loops to Willow Lake via Carpenter and others routing through Hitchcock Tulare Redfield Frankfort Doland LaDelle Bloomfield and back to Huron. Other lines would serve Cavour Iroquois Manchester DeSmer Lake Preston Bryant and back, and Esmond Carthage Roswell Vilas and Howard.
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J. W. Crabb
Huron
State Railroad Commission
Beadle County Court House
Crabb
Yellow Transportation Company
Willow Lake
Carpenter
Hitchcock
Tulare
Redfield
Frankfort
Doland
LaDelle
Bloomfield
Cavour
Iroquois
Manchester
DeSmer
Lake Preston
Bryant
Return
Esmond
Carthage
Roswell
Vilas
Howard
Probe Condition At Atlanta Pen
Atlanta Apr 1 The Journal reports that several department of justice agents arrived to investigate the Atlanta federal penitentiary and report directly to Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrand assistant attorney general While aidings transfer of authority as Warden John W Snook retires deputy warden Arthur Aderhold will run the prison No immediate word on a Snook successor Snook had resigned after protesting undercover agents planted as inmates
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Atlanta
Department of Justice
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Mabel Walker Willebranat
John W. Snook
Snook
Arthur
Aderhold
A Snook
Governor Back From Illness Expected This Week
Pierre April 11. Governor W. had tonsils removed after clinic exam. Office announces he plans to return to Rye in the latter part of the week, confirming plans after illness. Advertisement.
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Pierre
Rye
Lovely Women Are Now Wiser Mello Glo Face Powder Ad
An old advertisement touts Mello Glo face powder as preventing large pores for smoother, purer skin. It claims the product keeps skin from appearing pasty or flaky and emphasizes a French beauty standard for a youthful bloom.
Collegians Dig Out of Mire on Homeward Trip
The Musical Collegians of Huron on the final leg of a spring tour faced mud and river threats in North Dakota. After being delayed five days in Mandan with a stuck bus, the 24 members pressed on from Mobridge toward McIntosh to perform, aiming to return home late Wednesday night.
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Sunshine State
Musical Collegians of
Huron
Hettinger
N. D
Lemon
McIntosh
Missouri River
Mandan
Dickenson
Mobridge
Artesian Girl Wins Contest In Woonsocket
Woonsocket April 1 Special Phyllis Looby of Artesian won the Young Citizen's league speech contest on Agriculture and Industry Must Prosper Together. She advances to a district contest April 12 at Wellington Springs then to the statewide meet at Pierre April 18 and 19. Marian Swanson won the fourth to sixth grade declamatory contest and other winners include Dessa Bidus and Vera Brewer in graded divisions.
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Woonsocket
Phillys Looby
Artesian
Young Citizen's League
Marian Swanson
Dessa Bidus
Butler Township
Vera Brewer
Elliott Township
Josephine Washburn
Ravenna Township
Edith Noble
Doonsocket
Maye Hutton
Hitchcock Hustlers Form New 4-H Club In Hitchcock
The Hitchcock Hustlers, a new 4-H club in Hitchcock, formed after a Saturday meeting with nine members in attendance. L. C. Anderson was elected club leader and the next gathering is set for April 26 at the leader’s home.
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Hitchcock Hustlers
Bitchcock
Daily Workers
L. C. Anderson
The
Pank
Leld
Holsteix Brecht
Miler Woman Jailed Fined After Liquor Case
Sarah F. Gordon was found guilty of intoxicating liquor and jailed in Hand county. Judge W E Skinner granted a 30 day stay. bond set at 2000 dollars remains posted as efforts to raise funds continue. A grand larceny count was also noted with a separate trial in Mayer court.
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Hand
Sarah F. Gordon
W. E. Skinner
Don
Inner
Mrs. Gordon
Mam Ae
W. M. Gordon
Tornadoes Rake Northern Kansas and Missouri
A tornado outbreak originating near Hoxie Kansas moved north into Missouri, leaving many ties on page 1. The storm traveled about 112 miles with the Greener Church area near here bearing the worst damage from a fierce downpour and flooding.
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Hoxie Ic
Kansas
Severe storm damages town and rail station roofs
A violent hailstorm wrecked buildings and injured eleven people at Mineral Point Missouri and Bismarck. The Missouri Pacific station roof collapsed with ten or more houses damaged and farmer Peter Rulow suffered a fractured skull. In Mitchell South Dakota six inches of snow fell over the weekend with temperatures dropping severely and roads blocked by ice.
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Mineral Point
Bismarck
Missouri Pacific
Peter Rulow
Miner Point
Mitchell
S. D
Easter Snow Stalls Buses. Parades Spoiled In South Dakota
Eastern South Dakota faced heavy wet snow from Easter Sunday causing impassable roads and many vehicles stalled or ditched. The storm delayed buses and autos while main highways reopen today. rain like moisture benefits soil for the crop season. Rail and wire service were largely unaffected. Temperature hovered near freezing with over half an inch of precipitation.
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South Dakota
River levels fall after ice gorge release at Pierre
River falling action reported as 6.6 feet at Pierre after Sunday crest of 104 feet last week. Weather bureau observer notes rise due to ice gorge release at Bismarck and a temporary fog event Saturday evening.
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Pierre
Missouri
Weather Bureau
Bismarck
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