College Trained Workers Needed Emphasized At Convocation
Vermillion November convocation highlighted demand for college trained men and women across occupations. Helen A. Tufts, national guidance leader from Sioux Falls, addressed USD students. Tufts will conduct personal interviews November 7 8 9 and speak to Home Economics Physical Education journalism and freshman groups.
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Vermillion
Helen A. Tutts
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Women's Athletic Association
Women's*League of Se
Miss Telts
Inj
cMonday
Miss Tufts
Wyoming
Colorads
Pioneer Anniversary Celebration At Osceola
About fifty friends and relatives gathered at the Neilings homestead west of Osceola Beadle County to mark fifty years since arrival in South Dakota. A picnic supper followed by a program of songs readings and instrumental performances highlighted the event with the family recalling pioneer experiences.
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Osceola
South Dakota
Sara Everist
Edward Schuelter
Tom’ Tyrrell
Marvin
Floyd-Derscheid
Dakota Land
Dakota
Neilings
Beadle County
den Neilings
Bess
Maud Neilings
Claud
Te Neilings
Wessington Springs Students Edge Hoover In Poll
WESSINGTON SPRINGS November 7 Hoover won by a near two to one margin in a student poll at the local college. In the U S Senate race Norbeck led about five to one. Christopherson beat Hildebrandt by five to one and Berry lost to Green by roughly two to one. The closest race was for superintendent of public instruction, with Gold edging Weeks and Giffen by small margins. Students favored taxing soda substitutes in South Dakota by a four to one majority.
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Wessington Springs
Hoover
U.S
Norbeck
Fice
Christopherson
Hildebrandt
Berry
Green
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gold
Towith
Giffen
Weeks
South Dakota
Indian Youth 4-H Work Despite Drought and Grasshoppers
At Cheyenne Agency in Dewey County Indian youth 4-H clubs thrived despite drought and grasshoppers. Mrs. Alice Hancock reports 2000 baby chicks distributed to poultry clubs with 12 of 34 members achieving 100 percent, 1367 chicks raised. Garden clubs and canning projects also yielded substantial results amid hot winds and losses. Plans for next season aim to expand membership and scale. Benjamin H. L. Schaub aided by local leaders.
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Cheyenne Agency
Spetialj
Cheyenne River Indian Reservation
Alice B. Hancock
Hancock
Dewey
Sble
Muskrat hunting limited in South Dakota
The state limits muskrat trapping to Bennett and the northern Lake section with open season from November 12 to December 2 in one area and from December 20 to February 25 in another. The Duncan Chevrolet company moves to a new fireproof steel brick building in Woonsocket with a potential second story.
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Woonsocket
Duncan Chevrolet Company
East Sev
Pierre
Noohs
Thelbo
Bennett County
W. S. Duncan
G. Koppel
Lakeside
Eastern Enrollment From Many Sections at Madison Normal
Madison November 7 Thirty eight counties and two states are represented by students at Eastern State Normal School this year. Of 238 enrolled, 77 live in Lake county Moody county has 17 Miner 14 Brookings 13 Kingsbury 1 Minnehaha 1 and McCook and Turner Counties each sent 8. Lincoln 7 East Pod Clark 5 Hamlin Lyman and Codington 4 Beadle and Hanson 3 and Brule Deuel Sanborn Jerauld not Hyde 2 each. One student each comes from Stanley Carlson Tripp Hand Charles Mix Clark Yankton and Brown. Minnesota and Montana each have one student. Madison has the most representation with 52, Colman 8, Winfred 7, Brookings and Dell Rapids 6 each, Pierre Wentworth Ramona 5 each, Willow Lake Salem and Howard 4. In all 0 towns are represented.
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Madison
Eastern State Normal
Beadle
Hanson
Brule
Devel
Sanborns
Jerauld
Hyde
Stanley
Carlson
Tripp
Hand
Charles Mix
Clark
Yankton
Brown
Minnesota
Montana
Pierre, Wentworth
Ramona
Willow Lake
Salem
Howard
Farewell Party For Mrs Cora Ball In Woonsocket
Mrs L P Newcomb entertained the Birthday club at her home with a surprise farewell for Mrs Cora Ball who will winter with her son Harry in Worthington Minnesota. Five Hundred was played at three tables with Mrs Klaas taking high score, Mrs Webb the all out prize, and Mrs Ball the consolation. A two course lunch was served.
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Woonsocket
L. P. Newcomb
Birthday Club
Cora Ball
Harry
Worthington
Minn
Madison Chamber Considers Hawarden Scrip Relief Plan
Madison chamber studies a relief plan using self liquidating scrip for Hawarden. Members discuss paving progress on a highway project nearing completion and slated to extend 12.8 miles to Worthworth with county line alignment.
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Magnea _ MADISON,chamber of commerce
Hawarden
Chamber of
Weritworth
Pajama Parade Ends With Court Appearance In Sioux Falls
A man wearing only pajamas and socks wandered a downtown alley in Sioux Falls and faced intoxication charges. He received a 30 day suspended sentence with a year of good behavior. The next day he wore a sweater to appear in court. In Alpena, Boy Scouts met at the Methodist church planning a knot board exhibit and upcoming Court of Honor while some could not attend due to parcel price plans.
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Sioux Falls
Bakee
Felcher
Alpena
Methodist Church
Many Youths Sign Prohibition Pledge in County Canvas
Over fifteen hundred youths in Jer auld county joined the Allied Youth movement for temperance in a countywide canvas by the Allied Forces for Prohibition. The program spanned several weeks with Sunday Schools churches and schools visited by ministers and local professionals who spoke on temperance and the pledge was signed by youths across the county and aligns with a pledge already signed by over two million youths nationwide.
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Wellington Springs
Jerauld County
Allied Youth Movement For
Temperance
Prohibition
Wessington
Springs Colege
United States
Ministers Reception At Alpena Names New Pastor
About 175 people gathered in Alpena church parlors for a reception honoring departing minister Rev B Washburn and family as they move to Highmore Holabird. The event welcomed new pastor Rev Mr Hoyer who comes from Wroonsock ket. A program of talks and music followed. Many Virgil church attendees joined, including children. Rev Hoyer’s wife, hospitalized in Mitchell, sent greetings and hopes to return home within a week.
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Alpena Alpena
Specia
B. Washburn
Highmore-Holabird
Dharne
Hoyer
Wroonsock
Virgil Church
Mitchel
Black Cormorant Donated to State College Museum
Brookings reports the State College museum gains a black cormorant donated by Wiley Knight and Philip Hatteberg. The bird, used with a neck string to catch and disgorge fish, illustrates a medieval method once employed for royal fishing. Travelers in China note the bird’s continued use by fishermen.
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Brookings
State College
Wiley Knight
Philip Hatteberg
China
Howard Wood to be Honored by Sioux Falls High
Sioux Falls remembers athletic Rector Howard Wood after 23 years of work at the high school. The 1933 Monogram yearbook dedicates four years of service to Wood highlighting his role in building South Dakota’s top sports programs. A. D. Leader Station remains linked to local business and Masonic ownership over a storefront dispute.
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Sioux Falls
Howard Wood
Wood
Hswing
South Dakota
Campaign Closes In Spink County Election Campaigns End
Spink County parties wrapped up campaigns with open house lunch events at each headquarters. Speakers included Mr Q Sharpe at the Redfield high school and Marke Sheaf at Mellette for the Democrats. Republicans featured John M Erwin and Rev R C Keagy as stump speakers while Jeffersonian supporters were led by Sohn Grigsby Dr CE Stutenroth Rev Crellew and Fat Cavanaugh. The Young Democratic club of Spink prepared for the final push as radio public notices spread word of the concluding rally in Burdette where Patrigl Caveannagh spoke.
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R. C. Keagy
Jefferson
Sohn‘. Grigsby
Democratic ‘Club
Spink
Itheles
Radio Paes
Bulow
Burdette
A Literary Society Welcomes New Members at University
Vermillion November 7 The A Literary Society at the University of South Dakota announced the election of new members. Named include Ruth Anderson Vermillion Eileen Bible Clark. Allowene Bowles Groton Nelva Colby Sergeant Bluff Norma Dorking Sioux City Florence Grange Vermillion Annie Han Hawaii Maria Hardy Clerk Frances Hospers Sheldox Catherine Martens Pierre Maurine Miller Edgemont Emma Piersol Vermillion Margaret Pohlman Vermillion Margaret Schlosser Plankinton Glen Walz Vermillion Margaret Briley Dell Rapids Jayne Olmacher Vermillion and Dorothy Early Sioux Falls.
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Literary Society
Vermillion
Tha
Liethiant Literary Society
University of South Dakota
Ruth’ Anderson
Clerk
Frances_ Hospers
Sheldox
Catherine’. Martens
Pierre
Maurine Miller
Edgemont
Emma Piersol
Margaret Pohlman
Margaret ‘Schlosser
Plankintorn
Glen Walz
Margaret Briley
Dell Rapids
Jayne Olmacher
Freshman Class at State College Shows Broad National Origin
Brookings November 7 report lists 244 of 261 freshmen at State College born in South Dakota and 17 from nearby states or abroad. Many come from Minnesota and Iowa. 56 SD counties and 56 high schools are represented. Foreign birthplaces include Canada India and Syria, with Mary Kamilien of Brookings the sole student from India. Age range starts at 16, average ages around 18 for women and 19 for men. Youngest student is Elizabeth Sheen of Chamberlain born June 1916.
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Brookings
State College
South Dakota
Minnesota
Florida
Indiana
Iowa
New York
North Dakota
Alabama
California
Ilinois
Kents
Montana
Nebraska
New Mexico
Texas
Wyoming
Birdhptane
Canada
India
Syria
Mary “Kamilien
Elizabeth Sheen, Chaimberlain
Athletic Club Welcomes Ten New Members at Yankton
Ten new members joined the Women's Athletic Monogram club on the Yankton College campus. Eligibility hinges on points earned in supervised athletic training. New members include Amy Schenk Decateur Indiana and others from Nebraska South Dakota Alaska and Indiana.
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Yankton Yankton
Yankton College
Amy Schenk
Decateur
Indiana
Maude Walz
Lake Andes
Carol Knutson
Presho
Marjorie Goding
Skagway
Alaska
Vivien Lindahl
Marjorie Newome
Dorothy Ogborn
Falls
Charmain Dacobus
Fan Anderson
Crofton
Nebr
Nia Faulkner
Wagner
Elinor Haney
Buran
Alys Lindahl
Tilden
Margaeruiie
Fry
Geddes
Elaine Engel
Chamberlain
Train Schedule Fragment for Pierre Transfer
Incomplete timetable notes a Lesves schedule with a 6 45 p m event in Pierre and a 7 28 a m departure from Pierre connecting southbound. The text states a 1655 a m arrival at the south end and a 6 20 a m arrival at Be fon.
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Lesves
Pierre
Wolsey
Befon
Thieves Enter Wolsey Store and Debates Open
In Wolsey a store run by the Novia brothers was broken into Saturday night with loss mainly clothing. At Dakota Wesleyan University a first debate meeting drew 34 students under Prof. George Bohman and plans for tryouts on November 15 and the forensic schedule in December. In Gettysburg a jury found Harry Erickson not guilty in the state case for manufacturing intoxicating liquors.
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Wolsey
Novia Brothers
Mitchell
Dakota
Wesleyan University
George Bohman
Bohman
Gettysburg
Potter County
Harry Erickson
What Causes Stomach Gas Doctors Find Most Cases
Medical notice explains intestinal stasis as the cause of gas bloating indigestion and headaches. It stresses inactive life and poor diet and promotes Adlerika as a real cleansing remedy with quick relief and safety for all ages. Free samples available on request.
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Adlerika
Wabasha
St. Paul
Minn
Inaccurate report on Mrs Bert Jones in Ree Heights
A correction notes Mrs Bert Jones did not move to Huron for the winter. She remains in Ree Heights despite an earlier errant report. The piece also mentions a guard against sleeplessness with fresh air soft pillow and warm feet.
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Ree Heights
Nov. T
Bert Jones
Edna Steeves
Huron
Ars Jones
Red Heights
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