Buffalo County Pageant to Conclude Flyte Term
Gertrude E. Flyte wraps four year tenure as county superintendent with a May pageant "Buffalo County in the Making" at Ft Thompson on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation. The large production re enacts local history with school groups, Crow Creek participants, and a county chorus of 190. State history sources helped shape the program and filming is possible.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo County
Gertrude E. Flyte
Asociation
Young Citizens Tegaue
Fi Thompson
Missouri River
Crow Creek Indian Reservation
South Dakota
Northwest
St. Thompson
Highmore
Trust
Thn Hawk
Mrs. Head
John Saul
Guy Howe
Lewis and Clark
Ft. Thompson
Pierre “Trudeau
Roland Whealy
Madison Normal
Madison
Bishop Hare
Rev
Burt
John P. Williamson
Luke Walker
Ft .Thompson
Jon P. Williamson
Young Citizens League
Parent-Teachers Association
America Legion and Auxiliary
Church
Scouts
Indian Farmers Club
Baffle County Education Association
Living Pioneers
the Coounty
State Department of History
C. S
Tounty
Armour opens Madison office to buy local hogs
Armour and Company has established a livestock station in Madison with E. G. Fisher in charge. Fisher, a seasoned hog buyer from Yankton, will move his family and set up a permanent office to purchase hogs from nearby farmers for shipment to the Huron plant and other Armour facilities nationwide.
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Armours
Madison
Armour and Company
E. G. Fisher
Armour
Huron
Fisher
Yankton
War on Rats Initiated in McIntosh Town
Residents of McIntosh organized for war on the rat population after a city council meeting voted to purchase rat bait through the county extension agent. Police Chief G W Van Fossan will oversee bait distribution, using red squill on cat meal mixed by the federal Bureau of Biological Survey. Weather permitting, the entire town will be baited at once to shrink the rat population.
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Al-Mciintosh
Mcintosh
Mar
G. W. van Fossan
Bureau of Biological Survey
Federal Department of Agriculture
State College ROTC Sees High Rating in Inspection
State College ROTC units earned 92 percent in a Ninth Corps Area inspection. Capt Walter Smith commandant noted the high marks, with the junior and senior units combined with second school of agriculture. The annual military field day and maneuvers are set for May 22 and 22.
Coffman To Address Eastern Graduates
J D Coffman president of the University of Minnesota was chosen to deliver the commencement address at Eastern State Teachers College on May 29. He has led the Minnesota university since 1921 and has held several educational leadership roles and editorial duties in education journals. The program will include the usual procession of graduates in caps and gowns.
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Coffman
Madison
J. D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
Eastern State Teachers College
College of Education
National Association of State Universities
the Nations] Council of Education
Journal of
Madison Officers Apprehend Calf Theft Suspect
Lake county officers with Sheriff Iver Jensen and Deputy Simeon Drew arrested a suspect after a long pursuit across 18 states. The man faced a grand larceny complaint over the alleged theft of seven calves in Nunda township, filed by George Croisant.
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Madison
Lake County
Iver Jensen
Milwaukee
Simeon Drew
Jane
Drew
Fnally
Nunda
George Croisant
Fort Meade Theater Nearing Completion
Fort Meade prepares to open a new post theater in April. Post quartermaster John R. Tighe directs the project with Sturgis civilians and Fourth Cavalry enlisted men handling installation of sound equipment.
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Fort Meade
Mar
John R. Tighe
Sturgis
Fourth Cavalry
Watertown School Staff Is Retained
Watertown retains the entire city school staff headed by Superintendent Harold Mackenzie. Harry Jensen is named junior high principal succeeding Walter Moore, with Louis Anderson succeeding Jensen. Track improvements at Fletcher athletic field approved for upcoming spring high school meets. DECORATE. WESSINGTON CHURCH WESSINGTON Mer S1 Special interior work at St Josephs Catholic church aims for completion by Easter Sunday. W J Eshler and F H Maack conduct the effort.
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Watertown
Exitire
Teechera
Watertown City
Harold Mackenzie
Harry Jensen
Walter Moore
Louis Anderson
Jensen
Fletcher Athletic Field
Wessington
Wessington, Mer
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Weasington
W. J. Eshler
F. H. Maack
Convention Site Not Compulsory for County Officers
Pierre March 31 The state superintendent of public instruction not required to convene county superintendents in Pierre. A 1931 law sets state meetings for county officers in Pierre, but Sharpe says this does not apply to county superintendents as their meetings are statutory duties chosen by the state superintendent. The opinion notes such meetings are not county officers associations and may be held elsewhere. The same issue clarifies that “freeze out” gambling games are unlawful, prohibiting card games where money is wagered and trade checks are used to pay losers.
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Pierre
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
M. Q. Sharpe
Fred E. Smith
Geenral
Sharpe
Attorney General
A. F. Schleher
Redfield
Wool Growers Form Stanley County Cooperative
Stanley wool growers representing about one third of the county’s production organized a cooperative to market wool collectively for the coming season. County Agent Archie Joy announced the group, with W. C. Lewis as president, Dick Odle as secretary treasurer, and J. Justin as director, and more growers are expected to join.
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Stanley Wool Growers
Fletcher Is Named Student President at Sioux Falls College
Alvin Fletcher of Sioux Falls, a prominent college athlete, was elected president of the student association in a special run-off election. The slate also includes Elwood Renner as business manager of the Stylus, with a completed roster for the next school year led by Fletcher as president and Donald Jones as vice president. Also noted is snowmelt expected to raise creeks near Miller as hills shed heavy snow.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Alvin Fletcher
Students’ Association
Elwood Renner
Stylus
Fletcher
Sioux Falls College
Associated Press
Sioux Brave
Donald Jones
Alexandria
Margaret Goegh
Jack Harrington
Valley Springs
Carroll Arnold
Centerville
Karl Krueger
Kenneth Dennis
Marshalltown
Forrest Kones
Egen
Golden Knight
Will Beautify Union Grounds At University Of South Dakota
Vermillion March 31 Beautification of the Union building grounds at the University of South Dakota will begin this spring at no cost to the state. Women’s groups have contributed about half of the $420 needed, while Volante the student paper leads a drive among men to raise the remainder. Dean J H Julian notes students have taken over the project as their own and that the building was funded by students faculty alumni and friends. An Omaha landscape artist EL Adazing will implement the approved plans once funds are raised.
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Union Building
University of South Dakota
Gost
State of
South Dakota
J. H. Julian
Volante
Campus Beautiful Committee
Union
Julian
EL Adazing
Omaha
Campus Beautiful
Fireman seriously injured after 20-foot fall
Jammes Price, a Sioux Falls fireman, was seriously injured Monday afternoon when he fell twenty feet from a roof onto pavement while fighting a blaze. He suffered a fractured skull and probable cranial injuries as rescuers rushed him to a hospital.
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Tumble
Sioux Falls
Mar
Jammes Price
Price
Jail Inmate Sings To Pass Away The Hours
MITCHELL March 31 Passers by here noted the city jail sounding like a music studio as Irish melodies drifted from grated windows day after day. Investigators learned a jailed Irishman held on a bad check charge could not post bond and kept singing to pass the time.
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Mitchell
Mar
Bee Raising Grows From Mere Hobby To Big Industry
NEWELL March 51 From a small hobby in 1923 Dr O H Clark a Newell physician built a bee operation into a sizable business He now maintains over 700 stands with yards spanning 30 miles Employs up to ten men seasonally and produces about 190000 pounds of honey each year
Faculty Composes Two Pieces For Eastern Choir
Madison March 31 two numbers for the Eastern State Teachers college A Cappella choir second vespers on April 17 were composed by faculty Vernon E Noah head of music and voice and Miss Mary Patricia Berendsen piano instructor. Berendsen dedicated Q Salutaris Hostia to St. Marys choir Evanston.
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Madison
Mar
Eastern State Teachers, College
Mier'ries
Eastern
Vernon E. Noah
Mary Patricia Berendsen
St. Mary's Choir
Evanston
Model League session draws diverse student delegates
Sioux Falls college sends representatives from several nations to the Model League of Nations assembly. Oscar Rodriguez of Ponce Puerto Rico will present his country and Latin American republics in Spanish with interpreter Mrs Daisy Krantzas. Greek student Daisy Krantzas will speak for Hellenic nation. he is actually from Littlefork Minnesota near the Canadian border.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Sioux Falls College
Greece
Sharpe S. D. Attorney General to Address USD Science League
Vermillion march 31 attorney general Sharpe S. D. will discuss the bank probe results before the University of South Dakota Political Science League in New Union building at 8 pm on April 8. He will speak on results of the investigation of the South Dakota State Bank System. meeting open to the public.
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Vermillion
M.Q. Sharp
South Dakota
Political Science League
University of South Dakota
iNew Union
Moses Lindau
Sharpe
University
School of Law
Marshall McKusick
Law
League
Thomas A. McBride
Sioux City
Wallace M. Short
Wood
Manota Leamy
Pierce
Neb
H. H. Traschel
Name Manager For Hotel At Yankton
Yankton March 31 A H Etzold former employee of the Eppley hotel system has been secured to take over the management of the Hotel Yankton. Announcement by Charles Smith secretary treasurer of the Hotel Yankton company notes the new manager brings extensive hotel experience including assistant manager at the Hotel Martin in Sioux City. He arrives from Kansas where he has been in hotel work.
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Yankton Yankton
A. H. Etzold
Eppiey Hotel
Yankton
Charles Smith
Hotel
Matin
Siow City
Kansas
One Cent a Day Insurance Offer Expands Coverage
The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co of Kansas City offers an accident policy paying up to 100 a month for disability and 1000 for death, with a 350 annual cost reduced by paid daily. Over 68,000 insured already. ages 10 to 79 eligible. No money needed to start. free 109 day inspection. No medical exam required. Limited time offer.
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Postal Life & Casualty Insurance Co
Dlerks
Kansas City
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Buffalo
State College R.O.T.C
Miller
Huronite
Centra South Dakota
S. D
Star Ham
Eastex
Armone
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