New North Dakota gold rush whispers return
Minot inventor Martin W. Kroll and a North Dakota group push plans to install placer gold recovery plants on North Dakota streams. Prospecting history along the Missouri River is cited as context while experts urge further research to define pay dirt potential.
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Bismarck
Dekon
Martin W. Kroll
Minot
Billings
Mont
Merally
Krall
R. M.swe
North Tikota
Movament
Fold
North Dakota
Missouri
Montana
Nature Succeeds Where Prof Fails in Sheep Breeding
A Nebraska report notes a South Dakota professor of animal husbandry failed to breed tailless sheep until Nature produced the normal tailless form without help. The development is described as promising for a long healthy animal, despite earlier failed import efforts. Gold claims and prospecting in Deriligh section rise and fall with changing expectations for commercial expansion.
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Nature
Nebraska City
South Dakota
Tmimal ‘Husbandry
Mayo Family to Speak at Yankton College Graduation
Dr William Mayo of the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn will deliver the principal address at Yankton College fifty fifth commencement in June 192? with Dr Charles Mayo also speaking. The event marks a milestone as the college’s history celebrates its long tradition of graduating students.
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Mayos
Yankton
Willan
Mayo
Charles JH. Mayo
Mayo Clinic
Rochestas
Minn
Yankton College
William Mayo
Charles Mayo
Credit wage figures spark dispute in rural department
In Pierre on May First the rural credit department faced a dispute over payroll totals. State auditor Ray Kelly reviewed letters and records showing a $1,365.40 payroll for the preceding month, while directors argued over the April credits and departmental totals.
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Pierre
Ray Kelly
WOR House
Rover
Kelly
Anenth
Visitors Sign in at State College Campanile
Visitors from 21 states and two foreign countries climbed the State College Campanile to sign the register. Names from England and China appeared among entries from New York, New Jersey, California, Washington, Florida and Texas. Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and other states had the highest representation, the campanile created by Charles Coughlin of Milwaukee features automatic bells and a connected keyboard.
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Brookings
May
Abo
Coughlin ‘Campania
State College
England
China
New York
New Jersey
California
Washington
Flaidy
Texas
Lows
Awiness
Wisconsin
Charles Coughlin
Milwaukee
Wis
Teny Cho
High School Seniors Visit Campus On May 10
One student from each prown of visiting high school seniors will be allowed to play a selection on the campus bell tower campanile under Prof W A Peterson of the music department. Broadcast plans include amateur bellringers with Jack Towers at KEDY.
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W. A. Peterson
Education official to speak at South Dakota convention in Deadwood
F. Hines, male superintendent of public instruction and president of the state superintendent group, announced today that the annual South Dakota Superintendents convention will be in Deadwood June 21 to 23. He said emphasis will focus on county superintendents facing major problems as more than half expected to take office next June are newly inexperienced. Round table discussions on the three day session will be led by Hines, Mrs. Howe Peterson, G. C. Titus, and N. E. Steele, secretary of the South Dakota Education Association.
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Education Department
South Dakota
Deadwood
F. Hines
Qenounced
Hines
Ing County
Becgone
Howe Peterson
G. C. Titus
State Education Department
N. E. Steele
South Dakota Education Assoriation
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