South Dakota baby registration campaign starts nationwide outreach
Pierre reports a new effort to register all babies born in the past year across South Dakota. About 200000 cards were mailed to every state family from Washington to prompt minimal parental effort for future school entries exams and voting eligibility, aiming to tighten birth registration nationwide.
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S. D
South Dakota Emergency Relief Administration
State Board of Health
Federal Bureau of Census
South Dakota
Washington, D
Highmore Student Named to Huron Journalistic Staff
Dorothy June Hawkins, a junior and associate editor of the Pirate Journal at Highmore High School, is chosen as a state staff representative to cover SDEA convention news for the Huron paper. This marks the third time Highmore has sent a staffer, following Margaret Noel in 1932 and Miriam Jordan in 1933.
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Faighmuny
Dorothy June Hawkins
Highmore High School
Huron
SDEA
Huson
Miss Hawkins
Pirate Journal
Margaret Noel
Miriam Jordan
Printing Department Subject of Article
Brookings, Nov. 15. The department of printing and rural journalism at State college will be the subject of an article soon to appear in Arts et Méthodes Graphiques, Paris. Editors signed a letter to A A Applegate, head of the department, noting there is little question you and your associates are acknowledged leaders.
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Brookings
Department of Printing and Rural Journalism
State College
Arts Et Methes Graphiques
Paris
France
A. A. Applegate
Burdette Pupils Set Evening Program at Hall
Burdette school children and teacher Merriel Perkins prepare readings music group songs quartets and speeches for a Saturday evening program at Burdette hall. A shadow basket social follows with plate lunch available for non-basket buyers. No admission.
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Burdette
Burdette School
Merriel Perkins
Burdette Hall
Highmore Winners in School Essay Contest
The English Department at Highmore High School named essay contest winners on Tuesday. Contestants wrote on What is Best in My School as part of the NEA project. Miriam Jordan won first, Helen Gibbs second, and Howard Bordner with A. Lesler tied for third. Miriam’s essay will be sent to Washington, D. C. for judging.
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Highmore
NEA
Miriam Jordon
Helen Gibbs
Howard Bordner
A. Lesler
Miriam
Washington, D. C
Slumber party for St Lawrence Sunday School class
Members of Marie Whittington's Sunday school class were entertained at her home in the form of a slumber party.
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Lawrence
Marie Whittington
St Lawrence Couple Marks 52nd Wedding Anniversary
In St. Lawrence on November 1 Mr and Mrs John Burget celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary with daughters Mrs Tom Harris and Mrs Jay Welch and families as guests while sons W M Burget and J P Burget could not attend They moved from Indiana to South Dakota in 1905 and 1923 retirement followed They are both 74 and a surprise birthday dinner was held for Mrs Burget and Mrs Mattie Flint with handkerchiefs given to the guests.
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ST. Lawrence
John Burger
Tom’ Harris
Wilbaux
Mont
Jay Welch
Letcher
W. M. Burget
Columbia Falls
Moat
J. P. Burget
Wyoming
Burges
Indiana
South Dakota
South Bachata State Graduates Reunion in Sioux Falls Clash
S D State graduates from many towns plan a reunion at the Carpenter hotel in Sioux Falls on Saturday November 17 as part of Atokad day activities. State College and St Olaf football teams will play, alumni luncheon at 11 30, reservations via P W Huntemer, Brookings. Tickets available at E C Olsons Sioux Falls. A Brookings Brookings section near mid field reserved for State College fans.
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Brookings
State College
South Bakata
Carpenter Hotel
Sioux Fally
St. Olaf
P. W. Huntemer
Alumni Association
The
Carpenter
E. C. Olson
Sioux Falls
Huntemer
State
Red Cross Drive Underway in Wessington Springs
The annual Red Cross drive started in Wessington Springs with L. E. Ausman as county chairman. City canvassers include Corrine Larsen Ellie Belle Null Cora Mae Wagner Marjorie Gebhart Mercedes Nut Norma Novotney and Helen DeLay.
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RED Cross
Wellington Springs
Specia
Wessington Springs
L. E. Ausman
Erauld
Corrine Larsen
Ellie Belle Null
Cora Mae ‘Wagner
Marjorie Gebhart
Mercedes , Nut
Norma Novotney
Helen DeLay
Lodge Official Visits Alpena in November
The Roy al Neighbor lodge met at Mrs. Emil Nelson home on Tuesday. District deputy Mrs. Arla Huddleston of Huron spoke and described her work in the lodge’s interests nearby during the past week. The next meeting will be at Mrs. W. B. Sheffield’s home on Friday evening November 23.
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Alpena
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Emil Nelson
Arla Huddleston
Huron
W. B. Sheffield
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Farm Home
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society gathered at the farm home of Mrs Lewis Aye on November 15. Mrs J E Shull led devotionals and refreshments followed.
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Aspen
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Lewis Aye
J. E. Shull
Cadman to Give Concert at the U in Vermilion
Charles Wakefield Cadman, noted composer, will perform at the University of South Dakota in Vermilion on November 22 at 10 35 a m Dean W R Colton announced Cadman will present a program focused on American Indian songs including The Land of the Sky Blue Waters and an opera The White Enchantment sung by a quartet with Cadman at the piano The group includes Helen Freund Constance Eberhart Edwin Kemp and Eric Russell Cooke with the concert highlighting both serious works and popular song arrangements by the composer
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Charles Wakefield Cadman
Composex
Wil
Slagie
University of South Dakota
College of Fine Arts
Cadman
Dean Colton
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Edwin Kemp
Eric Russell Cooke
Criti Ies
Dean Cotton
Land of the
Nordica
Bond
McCormack
Alma Gluck
Alda
Hisptam
Werrenirath
Chamlee
John Charles Thomas
Wessington Springs Fetes Armistice Day
Wessington Springs marked the 16th Armistice anniversary with a high school program led by the American Legion auxiliary. Charles K. Hatch spoke, followed by dedication of Legion Hill with Jerry Lam mers of Madison. A football game ended Wessington Springs 17 Madison 0, and a well attended dance completed the day.
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Wessington Springs
Charles K. Hatch
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Hill Memorial
Jerry Lammers
Madison
IOOP
Open Night Draws Flood Of Visitors To Observatory
Vermillion November 15 The open night at the University of South Dakota observatory drew students from Wakonda high school and their instructor Earl DeVault, plus Sioux City visitors and town residents. Saturn rings and moon craters through the telescope attracted attention as public viewing continues Mondays from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Special dates may be arranged by writing to Mr. Eckman.
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Vermillion
Astronomical Observatory
University of South Dakota
William Deleman
University
Wakonda High School
Earl DeVault
Sioux City
Eckman
University Observatory
St Lawrence Seniors To Present Headstrong Joan Play
St Lawrence high school seniors will perform their play Headstrong Joan tomorrow night. Ten senior class members form the cast. Mrs Ralph Lee and Mrs Shay Ohlson hosted a postnuptial shower for Mrs W Fairfield formerly Miss Laverne Jorgenson of Forestburg. A surprise gift shower followed a bridge and luncheon. Grace Burgess University of South Dakota prof presented operatic selections from Hansel and Gretel on KUSD. The Jolly Neighbors Club met at Mrs Beavers home with recipes exchanged and quilt blocks shared. A Christmas party is planned for early December.
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St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence High School
Joan
Forestsurg
Ralph Lee
Shay Ohlson
Pera
Hansel and Gretel
Humperdink
Grace Burgess
University of South Dakota
Kusd
Carpenter
Jolly Neighbors
Farewell Party for Carpenter Family At Alters Home
A farewell party was held at Matt Alters home with cards as the main entertainment. The Alters family plans to move to Raymond.
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Carpenter
Matt Alters
Alters
Raymond
Finishing Touches for Quilters Club Meeting
The South Economy Club gathered at Mrs. Charley Cooper's home with several visitors. The club finished and presented a quilt to Mrs. Rush. A Christmas party was planned for the next meeting at Mrs. George Septien's home.
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South Economy Club
Charley Cooper
Rush
George Septien
James To Direct College Session
Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota will lead a joint meeting of the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges in Washington November 21 to discuss Public Education on the Defensive. Other university presidents will join in the session under President James, with a 39th annual meet through November 23. James will also address the Washington alumni group and seek support for university projects. The text also includes Q&A on hog feeding and peanut meal versus cottonseed cake, noting experiments show mixed savings from grinding corn and feeding methods, and praising peanut meal as a high protein cattle supplement. a brief note on the koto Japanese instrument follows.
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Vermillion
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
National Association of State Universities
Washington, D. C
James
A. G. Crane
University of Wyoming
D. Farrell
Kansas State College
M. G. Neale
University of Idaho
F. L. McVey
University of Kentucky
Washington
H. Mi
Walworth County
Farm Question And Answer Box featured in column
Farmers submit queries on AAA programs cattle buying and farm problems. Answers from agricultural extension service at Brookings. Personal replies encouraged with name and address. Question covers silage measurement trench silo capacity and spousal property rights in debt cases with legal considerations.
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AAA
Agricultural Extension Service
State College
Brookings
Second Question Doctors Ask About Bowels and Laxatives
A dated health piece explains that doctors first ask about bowels and what laxatives are being used. It favors liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, noting benefits over pills and promising constipation relief especially for children.
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Dr. Caldwell
M. McMaster
Peoria
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