Schools To Get 1 697 723 30 From State Funds
Pierre November reports that South Dakota common schools will receive 1 097 723 30 this year from the state department of school and public lands, an increase over 1929. Commissioner Engstrom notes 212 391 children of school age. apportionment rises to 7.12 per child, with 714 630 total children this year and 741 per child. Funds come from interest on the permanent school fund, rental of school lands, trespass fines, and state law violations. Distribution to county treasurers occurs April through May, earlier than usual December. Appendix lists per-county allocations for Aurora through Washabaugh, ordering by county and amount.
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Pierre
South Dakota
State Department of School and Public Lands
P. J. Engstrom
Fngstroom
Aurora
Berdte
Bennett
Bon Homme
Brookings
Brown
Brule
Bufalo
Bute
Campbell
Jose Charnes Mix
GSI Clark
Clay
Codinston
Custer
Day
Dever
Douglas
Havelin
Hand
Hanson
Harding
Hughes
Hutchinson
Hyde
Jackson
Jer~wald
Jones
Kingsbury
Lake
Lawrence
Lincoln
Lyman
McCook
McPherson
Marshall
Porg
Meade
MeVette
Miner
Minnehabs
Pennington
Fis—Homsh
Perkins
Potter
Tripp
Turner
Union
Yankton
Ziebach
Shannon
Washabaugh
Azra Janes Addresses Wesleyan Students
Azra Janes a longtime Dakota Wesleyan figure and current chaplain at Leavenworth Military Home spoke to a college audience at Wesleyan. He recounted the school's early history including its 1850s dedication, the big fire that destroyed the main building, and the loss of several students’ lives. He plans to write a history of these formative days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azra Janes
Wesleyan Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan
United State
Leavenworth, Kane
Jones
Dakota
Wesleyan University
Stirling
Brookings Hunter Recovers After Accidental Shooting
Charles Dilley of Brookings, struck by a hunting party's discharged gun, lost a keg and suffered a leg wound between the knee and hip. Gangrene led to amputation but his condition improved and doctors say he will recover. The incident was accidental.
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Brookings
Charles Dilley
Dilkey
Dilley
Williams Case Granted Rehearing in Supreme Court
Wellington Springs November 1 special The Thomas Williams will case an object of litigation for some time has been granted rehearing by the state supreme court It was announced here Williams per his tenth willed a 640 acre tract of land to the Wessington Soerings Junior college He later deeded the land to the Junior college The supreme court later reversed the decision however granting the property to WLC The rehearing was announced recently Charles A Hatch will appear for the tenor college and J H Lammes for Grieve
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Thomas Williams
Wellington Springs
Thomas Williams Will
Ile Supreme Court
Williams
Wessington Soerings
supreme e@mart
Excavation Begins For Pierre Indian School Building
Nov 1 report notes excavation started for a new $100,000 Pierre Indian School building. Officials hope to enclose structure before cold weather to allow winter work. In Joe Creek area, Chas Arch, noted cattle king, buys calves at nine cents per pound and plans to winter about 406 head with ample feed.
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Pierre
Joe Creek
Chas. Arch
Big Bend
Honorary Colonel Named At South Kota State College
Moe slinder that is she commend at South De kota, State college with Louise Mor gan, dainty co ed from Parker, as honorary colonel, Miss Morgan was recently fleeted by the student offi cers to her high rank. She is a senior in the home economics division, at State college, and in addition to receiving high scholastic honors, she samms her way by working in the college bookstore.
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Moe Slinder
South Dekota
State College
Louise Morgan
Dainty
Parker
Miss Morgan
Blunt Tuesday Club Meets at Mrs Eckert Home
The Blunt Tuesday club gathered at Mrs Eckert’s country home with Mrs Eckert as hostess. Robicall featured Wonders of the World, while Mrs Zela Howard presented Revolution in Northern South America Bolivar. Florence Beebe led songs and Kathryn Pool presented Revolution in South America and San Martin. Anna Marsh delivered readings and current events. A two course luncheon followed.
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Eckert
Blunt
Es Eckert
Efternin
Robicall
Zela Howard
South America
Bolivar
Florence Beebe
San Martin
Kathryn Pool
Anna Marsh
Much Livestock Is Sent From Custer This Week
Custer reports heavy livestock shipments over ten days with cars sent to Sioux City Omaha and other centers. W A Mikesell, station agent at Dewey, notes shipments include cattle sheep and horses to Wyoming buyers, with pastures available to hold cattle locally.
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Custer Custer
Custer
Sioux City
T. J. Riley
T. Stracs
Omehe
W. Weiderholt
J. P. McKenna
John Wilhelm
Fred Breslin
W. A. Mikesell
Dever
Tere
Wyoming
Dewey
Moonshine Seized in Yankton Farm Raid
In Yankton a raid on Louis Nedveds farm home led to the seizure of four gallons of moonshine. Deputy state sheriff Wood Seth federal prohibition agent Charles Campbell and Yankton county sheriff Roy Millikes reported three gallons were hidden in a barrel and one gallon in a straw stack. The officers were tipped off.
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Yankton Farm
Yankton
Wood Seth
Charles Campbell
Roy Millikes
Yankton County
Faont
Louis Nedved
Canton tourist park to get six new cabins
Canton plans six new cabins at the tourist park ahead of spring opening. The Canton chamber of commerce board approved a 1931 budget of 3,840 for chamber activities. District Scoutmaster Gilbert asked for 150 for the Boy Scout budget, to be raised by subscription chaired by M. J. Paulson, with TL A. Skyberg leading the budget committee to secure pledges.
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Canton
Canton Chamber of Commerce
Gilbert
Sioux Falls
M. J. Paulson
Chamber
TL A. Skyberg
Prisoner Survives Flooding After Water Leak
In Belvidere Nevada a prisoner slept as two water pipes burst filling the county jail basement cell with water. The inmate, Henry Kusich, awoke soaked after the deluge flooded the lower cell while authorities repaired the upstairs leak.
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Belvidere
Blenry Kusich
Marriage license issued in Woonsocket
A marriage license was issued by the Chev. of Courts this week to John F. Rapp age 34 of Wellington Springs and Dena Maneval age 32 of Detroit Lakes Minn in Woonsocket on November 1 special report notes the issuance by the court clerk.
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Woonsocket
Chev
Christensen
John F. Rapp
Welmington Springs
Dena Maneval
Detroit Lakes
Minn
State College Orchestra Becomes Largest Yet in History
Brookings Wor. i State college announces the student orchestra is the largest in its history under Prof. Carl Christensen. The group includes Adah Davis and Elaine Larson first violins, Lee Minium bass, Roland Weir flute, Raymond Todd letcher, Lawrence Weir drums, Evelyn Klingelhofer and Doreen Applebyam Valley second violins, Ruth Dennis cello, and Francis Johnson clarinet, with members from central South Dakota towns. The ensemble has performed in college assemblies and for the High School Press Association, and will present a concert on the regular music council series later this year.
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Brookings, Wor
State College
Carl Christensen
High School Press Association
Music Council
South Dakota
Adah Davis
Huron
Elaine Larson
Lake Prestonu
Lee Minium
Wolsey
Roland Weir
Woonsocket
Raymond Todd
Letcher
Lawrence Weir
Evelyn Klingelhofer
Deland
Doreen
Applebyam Valley
Ruth Dennis
Pierre
Francis Johnson
Prairie Dogs Largely Eliminated In Stanley County
Stanley County lies largely freed of prairie dogs after a six year campaign led by County Agent Archie Joy. Project value is estimated at 6000 dollars annually based on pasture rental at twelve cents per acre, covering about fifty thousand acres.
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FT. Pierre
Stanley County
Archie Joy
Gravel Highway Connects Ft Pierre to Vivian South Dakota
Graveling of state highway No 52 between Ft Pierre and Vivian has been completed creating an all weather link between U S highways 35 and 4. The surfacing will end frequent washouts and offer a shorter graveled route between the state capital and southwestern South Dakota.
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Ft. Pierre
Vivian Pierre
Vivier
U.S
South Dakota
Elect Officers For D W A TumbleWeed MITCHELL
Nov 1 editor and business manager elected for the 1534 Tumbleweed college annual at a meeting of junior and sophomore classes. Next issue in 182 Gleo Beckman editor and Melvin Bauman business manager named from Wesington Springs and Fort Morgan respectively.
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D.W.A
Mitchell
Gleo Beckman
Wessington Springs
Melvin Bauman
Fort Morgan
Colo
Yale Superintendent Meets Faculty for Halloween Bridge Social
Yale superintendent hosted the faculty gathering with guests HL Boon Nina Wright L Stiner Irene Harding M Beckman and Mr and Mrs Glen Woote. Bridge provided the evening’s diversion as Halloween paper capes appeared and a luncheon was served.
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YALE
Supecinteme Ent
H. H. Moen
HL Boon
Nina Wright
L. Stiner
Irene Harding
M. Beckman
Glen Woote
Bridge
De Smet Consolidates Wards for Election
De Smet decides to merge its three wards into one for the general election to cut costs. Voters will use the city fire hall as the polling place next Tuesday as county commissioners seek broader savings. A newly invented dashboard device holds a revolver for vehicle use.
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de Smet
Turning the head as exercise for slimming urged
In Sinnerpolis Minnesota on November 1 Dr Morris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association advised the Minnesota Education Association that turning the head from right to left and back is the best exercise for reducing and that many schemes to induce larger eating should be avoided. He noted the trend of salesmen promoting increased eating as a quick path to slenderness.
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Sinnerpolis
Minn
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Minnesota Education Association
Fishbein
Yale Lodges To Hold Annual Fall Festival
Yale scene notes the St Williams C. O. F. Court No. 1159 holds a Tuesday meeting installing officers led by George Davis and FR Welsh with other new appointees. The session involved the Ladies Altar Society and C. G. F. joint meeting and discussed the upcoming fall bazaar.
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Yale
St. Williams C. O. F
George Davis
FR. Welsh
Frank Tyrell
L. E. Garry
Charles Davis
James ¥. Smith
J. £. O'Keefe
F. B Gill
Lea Wels
B. Garry
Bazaar To Be Held At St Willians November Eleven
The bazaar will be held at St Willians on November 11 with a turkey shoot as the main afternoon event and a dance in the evening. The meeting was adjourned by motion of Wat Davis. After the meeting a lunch was served.
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St. Willians Vom
Wat. Davis
Kingsbury County condemns land for highway rerouting
The board of commissioners votes to condemn land needed to reroute Federal Highway No. 12 east from Lake Preston to bypass a sharp south bend near the swimming pool. Landowners resisted, ending failed negotiations as grading plans advance for the first Kingsbury county highway project.
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Kingsbury County
Lake Preston
South Dakotan Enters National Grain Show
Mobridge November 1 Tom Engebretson of Walworth county is among early entrants in the 1930 International Grain and Hay show in Chicago from November 2% to December 6. He will enter a ten ear sample of white dent corn, the first received from South Dakota, competing against entries from numerous states and several foreign countries.
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Mobridge
Tom Engebretson
Walworth County
Chicago
South Dakota
United States
Sneak Thieves Loot Wrecked Automobile
AGA reports a November auto wreck on Highway 14 near the junction with 35. Elmer Weideman’s car veered into a concrete culvert after being blinded by approaching headlights, flipping it into a ditch. Passengers Genevieve Test Hazel Serum and Mauriet Sorenson sustained facial cuts and bruising and were taken to Pierre. Weideman found his shotgun stolen, and later his car was ransacked again, with lights and screws removed.
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Genevieve Test
Miss Hazel Serum
Amd
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Public Lands Department
Louse Morgan
Pita and
Debeta Jems
South Dakotan
Agein
Leiter
Ament Ponspeil
Worlanen
B. A
Huron Clinic
Sprague Hospital
C. Shirley
D. Sewell
Saxton
AL Campbell
S. L. Sayeur
William L. Ward
Russell, Buedsall & Ward Bolt and Nut Company
First National Bank of
Portchester
Errs
American Tobacco Company
William 4. Ward
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