Ag School Names Heads Of Classes' Ag School Names Heads Of Classes'
BROOKINGS November 14 All classes at State College School of Agriculture have completed organization and elected officers. Regular classes began a month later than those at State College proper. Earl McPherson Sturgis and Gayl Kochenderfer Albion Mont were chosen as members of the college board of control.
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Brookings
School of Agriculture of State College
Paul J. Scarbo
State College
Earl McPherson
Sturgis
Gayl Kochenderfer
Albion
Mont
College Board of Control
Board of Control
Justin Heege
Dell RB
Alfred Dupe
Gis
June Klatt
Clark
Oren Jengen
Randolph
Ralph Olgon
Mobridee
Harold Kamback
Volin
Ssi
Chalmer Costain
Parker
Paul Sievers
Wessington
Clara Rand
Howard
Ivan Downer
Roscoe
John Crago
Sundanese
Wyo
Arthur Kotrha
Wagner
Chester Groseeloze
Pierr
Glen Leonhardt
Cavour
Grace Lathrop
Flandreau
Ant-At-Arms
Richard Board of Control
Mem
Allmuth
Conde
Gleason
Eugene Kinney
Broze
Jack Moore
Floyd Peter
Clarence Opsahl
Carpenter
Beulah Cass
Agar
Clifford Moquist
Ethan
Raymond Maloney
Faulkton
M Gilbert
Hitchcock
Mark Jones
Brondon
Retirement Of Bonds To Make Big Saving
Madison officials plan a $15,000 sewer bond retirement aimed at saving $750 in interest. The bonds are callable for payment January 1, 1931, though not due until July 1, 1931. The board discussed the plan at length and reviewed the city treasurer’s report.
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Madison
Board of City Commissioners
Attempt To Pass Car Results In Smashup
SCOTLAND Nov 14 Attempt to pass another car on the highway near Scotland caused Reuben Hauck to loose control as gravel sent his auto into a ditch. The youth, son of Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Habusk of 15 miles northeast, sustained a severe triangular cut over the left eye and two broken ribs. He was taken to Scotland for treatment before returning home.
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Scotland
Reuben Hauck
Gottlieb Habusk
Noutheast
Junior Orchestra Organized at Trinity Lutheran Church
Madison November 14. Trinity Lutheran church forms a junior orchestra with about a dozen members at the first meeting. Officers were elected and rehearsals planned, with practice sessions Saturdays from 4 to 6 o'clock. Additions expected later in the season.
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Madison Madison
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pheasants Remain Plentiful At Miller
Miller November 11. With the 30 day hunting season nearing its end the weather stays favorable and hunters reporting good coveys. Birds are seen in bunches and many hunters still fill their limits while others count plentiful pheasants in the fields surrounding Miller.
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Miller Miller
Firemen Hasty Exit From pheasant feed in Mitchell
Mitchell firemen rushed from a pheasant feed at the Elks hall when the fire alarm sounded late. The brief blaze proved minor, allowing the firefighters to return to their meal with their appetites whetted.
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Mitchell
Elks’ Hall
Iowans Injured In Sioux Falls Wreck
Allen Cooper of Marshaltown Iowa is hospitalized in Sioux Falls with severe head cuts and bruises after his car overturned east of the city. Mrs. Cooper and their young daughter escaped with minor injuries. The car was demolished and the crash likely followed a front tire blowout as the family headed to the Black Hills to visit Cooper’s father for his upcoming 85th birthday amid a planned deer hunt.
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Sioux Falls
Allen Cooper
Marshaltown
Mr. Cooper
Believe Ranch Fire Claimed by Tramps near Spearfish
Two unknown trespassers suspected of deliberately starting a blaze that destroyed a turn, granary, and site on the Littlefield ranch one mile west of Spearfish. Firemen and locals aided, saving the dwelling. Austin Littlefield and his mother had just moved back from Washington. Loss estimated at 3590 dollars.
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Spearfish
Littlefeld Ranch
Austin Littlefield
Frances A. Littlefield
Washington
Meinhardt Rupture Expert to Visit South Dakota
Chicago rupture expert Meinhardt will tour Huron and Mitchell in South Dakota on Friday and Saturday, November 21 and 22, offering free consultations and demonstrations. The Meinhardt Rupture Shield claims to retain ruptures and shorten openings, with no understraps and suitability for bathing. White customers only.
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Meinhardt
Chicago
Wll
Marvin-Hughitt
Huron
Widmann
Mitchell
S. Dak
Meinhardi
E. J. Meinhardt
N. Crayford Ave
Prep Judges Go To Kansas City
The South Dakota high school champion livestock judging team from Lennox, three Lennox High School boys Ben E. Knock, Harold Reed and Bernard Buss, left for Kansas City to compete in the national contest with the American Royal Livestock Show. Coach C. E. Bublitz accompanied them. Knoc k studied sheep and corn projects and reared Brown Swiss cattle. Reed earned the President Pugsley award in state judging. Bernard Russ excelled in poultry, earning second in poultry judging.
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Lennox
Kansas City
Ben E. Knock
Harold Reed
Bernard Buss
C. E. Bublitz
Ben Knock
South Dakota State College
South Dakota
Future Farmers of America
St. Louis
President Pugsley
Lennox High School
Bernard Russ
Kennex coach Bublitz molds champions at state contests
At Kennex, coach Bublitz in his fourth year produced three grand champion teams across last springs state contests. The Vermillion paper notes the farm shop work and training success under his guidance, highlighting the program's top results. Professor Lynn Cross then presented A Classification of the Botanical Sciences as the Vermillion event's featured address.
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Bublitz
Kennex
KUSD
Lynn Cross
Department
Botany program at South Dakota university on KUSD
The university of south dakota botany program will air Wednesday night at 8 08 p m on KUSD. KUSD will be silent Friday night.
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University of South Dakota
KUSD
Taxes Delinquent Rise As Grain Prices Fall
Miller reports taxes delinquent this fall higher than in the previous two seasons, attributed to the drop in grain prices affecting local revenue.
Canova Ladies Aid Bazaar and Supper Planned
The Congregational Ladies Aid will host its annual bazaar and supper in Canova on Saturday evening. Supper begins at 5 30 in the church basement, with fancy work and other articles to be sold later in the Duxbury building Sotici.
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Canova Ladies Aid
Canova
Congregational Ladies Aid
Duxbury
Sotici
Farm Work Program Miller Gains On Threshing
Miller reports small grain threshing nearly complete and corn picking advancing rapidly though not finished yet as of November 4.
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Osier
Rays
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Con Bay
Nash
DOLLA
D. Urquhart & Sons, Inc
Wisconsin
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