Sprague Hospital Receives Fully Approved Rating
Sprague Hospital in Huron earned a fully approved rating from the American College of Surgeons in the latest hospital list. The criteria include organized medical staff, qualified physicians, monthly staff meetings, clinical review, complete records, and maintained equipment, with a nationwide roster of ratings by state.
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Sprague Hospital
Huron
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Lincoln Hospital
St Luke's Hospital
Sisters of Presentation
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Sanitarium and Hospital
Deadwood
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sisters of St. Benedict
Hot Springs
Battle Mountain
National
Lutheran Sanatorium
Lutheran Church
Our Lady of Lourdes
Fluron
Lead
Homestake Hospital
Industrial Corporation
Madison
New Madison Hospital
Mitchell
Methodist State Hospital
Pierre
Aberdeen Drives On for Y W C A Goal
Aberdeen workers push the Y W C A fund drive toward a $5,000 target, continuing efforts to raise the necessary amount as the campaign advances through November.
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Aberdeen
Y.W.C. A
Charley Coughlin Named Associate Professor at Purdue
The De Smet News reports Charley Coughlin known for the campanile at State College has been elected associate professor of electrical engineering at Purdue University. He visited the city last week for his annual pheasant hunt from his Lake Henry shack.
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de Smet
Apa
de Smet News
Charley Coughlin
State College
Purdue University
Coughlin
Lake Henry
Here
Week’s fundraiser total falls short of cash prize goal
The drive has produced only $2,444.10 by Friday, well below the threshold needed to win one of the cash prizes for reaching a specified funding amount. Organizers note the shortfall and aim to boost contributions before the deadline.
Mechanic Burned by Acid Explosion at Tire Service
Webster November 1 Leo Cooper an employee at a tire service narrowly escaped after a carboy of sulphuric acid exploded showering him with acid. He sustained bad cuts and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Webster
Leo Cooper
Alpena Receives Funds for New Gym Equipment
Alpena plans to upgrade its gymnasium auditorium with a stage curtain and new chairs funded by a community fund of 100. Superintendent Linn announced the transfer, backed by the alumni association while the activity association runs a fundraising drive. The aim is to create one of the best gymnasium auditoriums in South Dakota.
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Alpena
Linn
South Dakota
University of South Dakota Singers Prepares for State Tour
The University of South Dakota Men's Glee Club under A L Wilson plans an eight day state tour starting November 8. Neil Beardman will accompany on violin with Harold Steck as business manager. The program includes chorus numbers, quartets, solos, and novelty pieces in seven SD towns with possible additions.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
A L. Wilson
Neil Beardman
University
College of Music
Harold Steck
Belle Fourche
Winner
Rapid City
Plankinton
Hot Springs
Custer
Wall
Mrr
Steck
Carlos Kemper
Sioux
Clinton Tompkins
Langford
Willian Chimacher
Harold Hoffman
Frederick
Harry van Derstape
Sioux Center
Maurice Frary
Gale Dart
Clayton Nicholson
Redfield
Floyd Emerson
Spearfish
Gerald Price
Sioux Falls
Casius Sewell
William Grahm
White Lake
Ralph Rice
Aberdeen
Harold Thurow
Madison
Joe Olmacher
Grant Morgan
Watertown
Fred von Seggren
Gregory
Harold Gray
Lester Johnson
Beresford
Max Koster
Clifton Peterson
Alcester
Ronald Mitchell
Jewell
University of South Dakota Men's Glee Club
William Chimacher
Plans For South Dakota College Press Meet
Glen Bachman editor of the Phreno Cosmian at Dakota Wesleyan announces plans for the South Dakota collegiate press association meeting to be held November 14 and 15. He has sent editors questionnaires to gauge preferred programs and will finalize plans after responses. Representatives from nine colleges including Suken College Spearfish Normal Sioux Falls College Augustana College Northern Normal Southern Normal Eastern Normal Yankton College and Dakota Wesleyan will attend.
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Mitchell
Glen Bachman
Phreno Cosmian
Dakota Wesleyan University
South Dakota Collegiate Press Association
Bachman
South Dakota
Suken College
Spearfish Normal
Sioux Falls College
Augustana College
Northern Normals
Southern Normal
Eastern Normal
Yankton College
Dakota Wesleyan
Onida Senior Class Entertains Masquerade Party
Onida high school's senior class hosted the junior class in a gymnasium masquerade party. The event featured dancing cards and a lunch after a brief auto industry note. Glessner and Kenneth Johnson won prizes for best costumes.
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Onida
Oniida High School
Ring
Alma
Glessner
Kenneth Johnson
America
Plac
Stanley Farmers To Dispose Of Horses In Final Sale
Stanley county farmers plan their seventh and last horse sale of the year on November 6 to curb depredations by wild and ownerless horses. Archie Joy, county agent, arranges details for about 600 horses including 250 yearlings and 2-year-olds, 135 mixed, 60 harness horses, and 15 saddle horses. Since six previous sales, about 7,500 horses have been sold and removed, improving range conditions and promising more winter feed for cattle and sheep.
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Stanley
Fort Pierre
Stanley County
Archie Joy
Joy
William Morris Named Chapter Representative
William Morris of Littlefork Minnesota was elected the representative member of the Dakota Epsilon Chapter of Pi Kappa Delta at Sioux Falls College. The selection followed a national council suggestion as the honorary forensic fraternity compiles records of leading members each winter. Morris has been active at the college for four years in multiple lines of activity.
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William Morris
Sioux Falls
Littlefork
Minn
Dakota Epsilon
Pi Kappa Delta
Sioux Falls College
National Council of the Honorary Forensic Fraternity
Marria
Vis
Debater Earns Top Honors At Local College
A third year varsity debater with forensics honors, he serves as honor man in Pi Kappa Delta and former chapter president. He has been a delegate at provincial and national conventions and was named highest ranking man debater at the school last year.
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Pi Kappa Delta
Wayland Women Host Successful Program and Lunch
Wayland November 1 special The Wayland Union Aid society sponsored a community hall program and lunch. Admissions brought 18.46, pie and coffee added value, a quilt sold for 19.85 and three comforters for 11.50. Total receipts reached 112.52. Embroidered quilt drawn by Mrs. R. W. Winegar. Alice Byers chairs the Aid society.
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Wayland
Wayland Union Aid Society
R. W. Winegar
Wessington Springs
Alice Byers
Aid Society
Record Warrants in October Signal Busy Legislature
Pierre, Nov 1 A state auditor predicts October will set a record for warrants issued, with over a million dollars paid from School and Public Lands to county superintendents for distribution. Prudent animal reward claims aided totals as observers foresee a busy upcoming legislative session with banking tax and highway issues.
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Pierre
William Dunn
Department of School and Public Lands
State Highway Commission
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Huron Clinic
Joe Chimacher
Fred von Seggnen
Jeweil
Wayland Women
National Tax Association
Kansas City
State House
Asia
Burton Culver
Ansco
Alea Kodak
Perriton’s Haran
Weme
W. David
W. E. David
A. Shadbolt
Democratic State Committee
Hoover
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