Colleges Will Have Air Fete Across South Dakota
Five liberal arts colleges in South Dakota lead two preliminary radio broadcasts ahead of a nationwide college night rally on November 14. Yankton college's G W Nash announces the events with WNAXK in Yankton on November 14 from 8:45 to 9:00 and WDAY in Fargo from 7:30 to 8:00. Concordia College of Minnesota also participates.
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Yankton
Liberal Ares Colleges of Higher Learning
South Dakota
Dakota Wesleyan
Augustana
Huron College
Bronx Falls
Yankton College
G. W. Nash
Liberal Arts College
Sation
WNAXK
Nash
WDAY
Fargo
Concordia College
Concordia
Minn
Wm. C. Baingbury
First Methodist Church of
National Broadcasting Company
Halton
Hoover
John H. Finley
New York Times
A. N. Ward
Liberal Arts
South Dakota Association of Congregational Churches
Mov. PhD
Much Road Work Is Done Near Watertown
In Watertown district four highway projects are active. Clark county grinds a x-mile stretch with 43 trucks from October 15 between Naples and Vienna. A six-mile gravelling between Melham and Willow Lake proceeds. Grant county rushes a nine-mile strip to completion with 40 trucks. Roberts county hosts a 14-mile gravelling job with 17 trucks at work.
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Watertown
Naples
Vienna
Clark County
Melham
Willow Lake
Grant County
Roberts County
Armistice Day Program In Wessington Springs
Wiltman-Fee Fest No. 14 of the American Legion sponsors an Armistice Day program in Wessington Springs on Wednesday November 1. Rev H W Blackburn delivers the day’s address. a football game follows between Wessington Springs and Redfield high schools. Windows and offices close for the day. morning classes proceed with early afternoon sessions.
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Wessington Springs
American Legion
H. W. Blackburn
Wessington Springs Methodist Church
J. J. Carson
Redfield High School
Gregory County Plans Relief Highway Work
Gregory county uses a $10,000 federal highway grant to provide immediate relief employment on the county highway system. Funds allocated equally across five districts with a foreman and timekeeper per group. Pay rates set at 30 cents hour for single hands and 45 cents per hour for a man with a team. state warrants issued twice monthly.
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Gregory County
Gregory
Kingsbury County Board Tightens Aid and Permits
Kingsbury County commissioners will deny county aid to anyone with a car unless absolutely necessary and will not approve feed import permits at reduced rates where dealers charge excessively. The board also filled the coroner position, appointing Charles Greer of Iroquois to complete W. S. Whyte's unexpired term after Whyte moved away.
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Kingsbury County
DE Smet
Board of Commissioners
Charles Greer
Iroquois
W. 8. Whyte
Pups Meet Morningside Next In Armistice Day Clash
Vermillion November 9 The University of South Dekers Pups prepare for their second major game after a two day rest from a tough freshman battle. They face Morningside freshmen with a strong lineup, and Coach Wallace McCullen plans to rotate reserves to keep the team fresh for the contest.
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Coyote
Morningside
State College
University of South Dekers Pups
Wallace McCullen
Sheep and cattle stock healthy across regions say inspector
Dr A Smith, tri state livestock inspector, described stock moving into Belle Fourche as the best in years. He attributed the health to a dry summer. The only illness noted involved cattle from dry ranges suffering forage poisoning after arrival.
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Black Hills
Belle Fourche
A. ¥. Smith
Tri-State
Montana
Wyoming
South Dakota
Film Daredevil Dick Grace Plans Last Film Stunt
Hollywood the ace aviator and stunt man Dick Grace plans a final on screen crash in The Lost Squadron to end his stunt career He aims to quit stunting for aviation after completing the film Grace recalls his many crashes including a broken neck and ribs while noting the nerve and physical toll of his job.
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Hollywood
Dick Grace
Hio
North Dakota Supreme Court
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Grace
Tung
Edgemont Legion Plans Big Armistice Day Events
The American Legion of Edgemont announces a noon barbecue dinner and an evening dance and 49 show at the Legion hall to mark Armistice Day. A high school football game features Hot Springs visiting Edgemont that afternoon.
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Edgemont Edgemont
American Legion of
Edgemont
Legion Hall
Hot Springs
Benevolent Society Officers Meet in Doland
A South Dakota Benevolent Society meeting of officers and directors was held at the secretary treasurer A A Zarneke’s Doland office. Attendees included Webster officials August J W Blank and George P Blank, with directors H J Herman Holter A H Christiansen Schwartz Emery Jones and Zarneke present. A midnight banquet followed the business session.
Brown County Roads Rated Excellent After Tour
Brown county commissioners reported county highways and all bridges in excellent condition after a recent inspection during the November meeting. In Onida, cast for the high school glee club operetta Yanki San has been chosen for presentation.
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Brown County
Aberdeen
Onida
Athol Pioneer Recalls Lincoln and Morgan Visit
Mrs. Nancy Hess, 87, recalls hearing Lincoln on a moving train platform near Cambridge Ohio as a teen. She also remembers General John Morgan leading Southern cavalry raids and her family surviving a brutal blizzard while living near Athol Wisconsin in the Civil War era.
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Nancy Hess
Athol
Lincoln
Gen. Morgan
Hess
Cambridge
Ohio
Cold voyage ends in tragedy with frostbitten boy amputations
A mail carrier from Ashton helps a 23 year old passenger reach the home of Mrs. Hess after they and a boy trek through a creek. The boy, without mittens or overshoes, suffers frostbite so severe that both his feet are amputated two months later. Mrs. Hess, mother of seven children, has descendants spread across the United States, including six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Ashton
DeVoe
Hess
Nancy Hess
Four Corners
United States
Hunters Bring Moose and Bear From Canada Trip
Two local hunters A. H. Nuss and Dr. C. H. McCauley returned from a Canadian hunting trip with a moose each and a large bear shot by Dr. McCauley. Nuss is a local car dealer and McCauley a veterinarian. The trip is an annual event for them.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Eduard Belin
Papal City
Paris
Spink County
Hale
Hearty
N York
Costain
Crowne
Bridgewerk
AH Werk
Magnes
Fancy Delicious Apples Jr
Florida
Domino Sugar
Rals Sauce
Rce
Santa Clara Pruneston
Tripp
Canada
SPME
Ena
Elkhorn
Cavalier
Cavalier Coal
Ff LI VW
Huron Lumber CO
Wisconsin S. W
Ansort Co
Laughlin G
Martin
Grocer’s
Swander
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