University faculty to speak at South Dakota Education Assoc meeting
Vermillion November 1 Nine University of South Dakota faculty members will present talks and readings at the South Dakota Education Association meeting in Mitchell from November 23 to 30. Dr W Howard Baston will deliver the president's address at 1:30 p.m. in the Corn Palace. James To Speak Herman G James will discuss common freshmen weaknesses at the secondary education section Wednesday at 9:00 a.m. He will also meet alumni during the Mitchell visit.
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Vermillion
Univerty of
South Dakota
South Dakota Education Associa’ m
Mitchell
Fculty
W. Howard Baston
A. L. Keith
Hubert Ruelle
Carl Christul
T. M. Risk
Eastern Star Holds Annual Election in Iroquois
Iroquois November 19 Special The Eastern Star held its final election of officers Monday night naming Worthy Patron Florence Brown worthy Patron Frank Armin associate matron Elva Casperson associate patron H D Harrington secretary Chico Irvin treasurer Ella Schultz conductress Louise Fitzgerald associate conductress Isadore Jones The officers will be installed in December jointly with A F and A M officers.
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Iroquois
Eastern Star
Order of Eastern Star
Florence Brown
Frank Armin
Elva Casperson
H. D. Harrington
Chico Irvin
Ella Schultz
Louise Fitzgerald
Isadore Jones
A. F
A. M
Legion to Run Information Schools in South Dakota
South Dakota American Legion posts will host information schools for service officers across fourteen districts. The first session is December 1 in Watertown, followed by Webster December 2, Madison December 3, and Mitchell December 4, with remaining dates to be set. Attending officials include state adjutant J D Mullaney and regional veterans leaders.
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Legion
Watertown
American Legion
South Dakota
J. D. Mullaney
Webster
Madison
Mitchell
Mullaney
Veterans Administration
James Mann
Sioux Falls
Dee Bannister
Sioux Fails
Imanager Veterans Bureau
T. C. Kasper
Brookings
Lea's Hair Tonic Promise Of Quick Color Restoration
An advertisement features Lena Moss of Camden New Jersey praising Lea's Hair Tonie for restoring youthful hair color. The copy claims the tonic works for young and old, with a money back guarantee and options to order by mail or via druggists. It stresses fast, reliable results and offers a dollar bottle with plain wrap mailing.
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Seth
Lea
Lena Moss
Kalghn Avenue
Camden
N. J
Indy
Lea Tonic Co
Deller
Lea Teale Co
Brentwood
Revirm Mall
Tettils Used To Show Aptitude Of Northern Students
Northern State Teachers College students showed spelling and letter F counting aptitude on a test by Professor N H Mewaldt. Results: two students found two F s, fourteen found three, one found four, two found five, nine found six, one found seven. Nurses at St Lukes Hospital Aberdeen had similar results with two, eleven, one, two, and four finding respective F counts.
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Northern State Teachers College
N. H. Mewaldt
St. Lukes Hospital
Aberdeen
Catholics At Iroquois Stage Annual Festival
The Catholic church of Troquoi s held its annual rally drawing attendees from miles around. Events included a turkey shoot in the ball park a bazaar in the Legion hall popular dances and a turkey dinner at 6 pm followed by an evening dance at the opera house. Receipts were gratifying.
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Iroquois
Old Legion Hall
Viking Arguers Open Season November 27
SIOUX FALLS November 12. Augustana college opens its debate season November 27 with six campus literary societies arguing the question of centralized control of industry and constitutionality. The inter-society contest selects the varsity debate squad as Prof. Hugo A. Carlson coordinates an extensive forensics program.
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Viking
Siouk Falls
Augustana College
Congress
Hugo A. Carlson
Thimble Club Meets Highmore For Toy Making Lesson
Bramhall thimble club met with Mrs Victor Vincent in Highmore on November 19. About two members and several guests attended. The lesson on Christmas toys made from inner tubes was demonstrated by Mesdames Whipple, Gadd, A. Tompkins, and T. Williams. Tea was served.
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Thimble Club
Highmore
Bramhall Thimble Club
Victor Vincent
Mesdames Whipple
Gadd
A. Tompkins
T. Williams
Urge Loan Requests Be Filed At Once
Due to feed scarcity and limited local credit many farmers have filed federal loan applications. Loans require a second mortgage on livestock with a first mortgage waiver, due September 30, 1932, at 5 percent interest. Applications must be on file by November 30 at the Grand Forks loan office. Local committee at J. E. O'Keefe implement office to accept filings.
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YALE
Grand Forks
N. C
J. E. O'Keefe
Discovers Too Much Kindness Bad Thing
Springfield reports science professor H. Stein of Southern Normal warns kindness to animals can backfire after two campus incidents. A squirrel gnawed a hole in his car roof when the window was left open and a dog caused trouble with meat left in his car.
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Springfield
Stein
Southern Normal
Science Hall
Mr. Stein
Local traders return looted goods to Mr Stein
A fragment notes that officers found and recovered “stot goods” and returned them to Mr Stein. The brief item highlights the recovery action and the involved party without additional details.
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Mr. Stein
Volumes Donated to Augustana Library in Sioux City
Dr A O Fonkalsrid former Sioux Valley Hospital superintendent donated about fifty reference volumes in sociology religion and theology to the Augustana College library. Selma Hogen son college librarian announced. The Ladies Aids of the Lutheran church also contributed 500 dollars.
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Augustana Library
Sioux
Augustana College Library
A. 0. Fonkalsrid
Sioux Valley Hospital
Selma Hogenson
Lbrarian
Ladies Aids
The
Lutheran Church
Course Of Study Fully Explained In Wellington Meeting
A well attended Wellington Parent-Teacher Association meeting featured a clear explanation of the new course of study by Miss Gladyce McElrath and Hoyt Nicholas with Supt. Merton Aldrich giving a history of American education. Carl Johnson of Wayland was elected president, succeeding Mrs. Carl Scotchbrook who moved to Huron. The Girl Reserves presented a two act play The King of Alle gin e under Miss McElrath’s direction.
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Wellington
Tesch’ers Association
Gladyce McElrath
Hoyt Nicholas
Merton Aldrich
Carl Johnson
Wayland
Carl Scotchbrook
Huron
McElrath
Osceola Elevator Buys Engine From Raymond Eagle
Directors of the Osceola elevator purchased the engine of the Raymond Eagle elevator and moved it to Osceola, details noted in a special report dated November 19.
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Raymond
Osceola Elevator
Raymond Eagle Elevator
Osceola
Beatrice Lantz Wins Declamatory Prize at Union Convention
Beatrice Lantz of St. Lawrence 5D won $50 in declamatory competition Flora Bote com of Dore North Dakota took $50 for an peace and disarmament essay Reese Morgan of Philip South Dakota earned $40 second prize at the National Farmers union convention in Des Moines on November 19.
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Des Moines
Beatrice Lantz
St. Lawrence
5. D
Flora Botecom
Dore
N. D
Reese Morgan
Philip
S. D
National Farmers Union
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