Cultural Training For Youths At Brookings Short Course
Brookings November 20 4 H club leaders announce that the Junior Short Course December 27 31 will include cultural training for youths. An 4 H orchestra and a 4 H club chorus directed by Prof Carl Christensen and Prof Harry Kohler will form the musical groups. Members supply their own instruments and early rehearsals begin December 26 with no extra cost for advance registrants. Expected size is about 40 to 50 participants in each ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lowe
Brookings
H. M. Jones
Carl Christensen
State College
Harry Kohler
Pierre Chicken, Corn Shows Postponed in Pierre
Pierre reports infantile paralysis prompted school closure. Hughes County corn show delayed. George Adams of the Pierre Commercial Club says a later date will be announced. Kiwanis chicken show also postponed for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Ves Hughes County
George Adams
Young Osceola Boy Narrowly Escapes Injury
Osceola reports 11 year old Arthur Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Gus Johnson escaped serious harm when the Ford coupe he rode in toppled onto its radiator with the rear in the air. He sustained only minor bruises and scratches.
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Osceola
Arthur Johnson
Gus Johnson
Methodists to establish religious education schools
At a district pastors conference in Mitchell, officials decided to establish training schools for Sunday school instructors. Sites named were Mitchell, Wagner and Burke with Dr John Holland of St Paul as the principal speaker. The event coincided with a pastors preaching values meeting and included multiple addresses by church leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mitchel
Wagner
Burke
John Holland
St. Paul
Marksmanship Beast Is Backed By Hunter
Carl Berry, an expert rifleman, boasted he could sever a deers jugular with a bullet. He hunted in the Limestone region after luring friends with the claim, but a wary buck fled as Berry fired and the shot struck its jugular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
Carl Berry
Tary
Benny
Berry
Carlook
Laundress Finds Seventeen Dollars in Overalls
A Sioux Falls laundress found seventeen dollars in a pair of overalls after cleaning them. The money belonged to a filling station attendant who had left the bills in the pocket. Elks Lodge members in Yankton organized charity committees at a recent meeting. They will sponsor winter programs and children’s parties for Yankton Elks. South Dakota State College alumni plan their annual reunion banquet in Sioux Falls on November 25 during the SD Education Association convening. Toastmaster Hubert B. Mathews will preside. Dr. C W Pugsley may speak.
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Sioux Falls
ELKS
Yankton
South Dakota State College
Slumi
South Dakota Education Association
Hubert B. Mathews
C. W. Pugsley
Old And New In Education To Be Caldwell's Topic
Dr Otis W Caldwell director of the Institute of School Experimentations Teach ers college Columbia university New York City will speak at the South Dakota Education association convention in Sioux Falls on November 23 He will address the general session and a joint meeting of science round tables and the intermediate grade teachers department He also meets committees drafting science courses for elementary and secondary schools
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Sioux Falls
Otis W. Caldwell
Institute of
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York City
South Dakota Education Association
Caldwell
Association
Qualifications Of Teachers Raised In South Dakota
Pierre November 30. The South Dakota education department plans higher standards for high school superintendents and principals next school year. New rules require three hours credit in administration and supervision plus three years teaching, including one year as a high school principal. The changes apply to new hires only.
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Kraushaar
Board of Education
Education Department
South Dakota
Loss Of Arm Proves But Small Handicap
Dell Rapids resident Chet Mallory, despite losing an arm, built a six room bungalow and garage entirely by himself. He learned carpentry after diverse gigs from circus tight rope walking to farming and real estate. He removed a barn, built stone features, a rock garden, and a crushed rose quartz driveway, spending two years and a total of $130.
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Dell Rapids
Chet Mallory
Mr. Mallory
Mallory
Former Huron Man Heads Tariff Commission Statistics
E. D. Durand, a former Yankton college student and brother of Dr. G. H. Durand, began leading statistical work for the tariff commission this month. Born in Huron and educated at Yankton college and Oberlin, he later directed census data collection and was invited to assist Poland's government reorganization around World War I.
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Huron
Yankton
E. D. Durand
Yankton College
G. H. Durand
Tariff Commission
Durand
Department of Commerce
Division of Statistics and Research
Huron High Schools
Oberlin
Poland
Lowe Chosen Cadet Colonel and R O T C Promotions
William Lowe of Brookings is named cadet colonel of the State College ROTC. Ray Schultz is cadet colonel lieutenant colonel. Numerous promotions follow including captains first lieutenants and majors across the ROTC staff and student body. North Carolina reports 1.5 million books borrowed by elementary schools from 385 libraries last year.
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Brookings
William Lowe
State College
Walter E. Smith
Lowe
Louise Morgan
Parker
Ray Schultz
R.O. T.C
Schultz
Smith
Edmund R. Shugart
Schulte
Richard Thue
Lake Norden
Roy Baker
Castlewood
Leon DeWitt Howard
Blunt
Russell Hurt
Chester
Lester Kennedy
Nisland
James Winsum
Hayti Irving Colby
Corliss Muse
Sioux Falls
Holger Hach
Walter Potas
Orge Korte
Kenneth Lauster
Big Stone City
Rolland Stimson
Clark
Eugene Siwarling
Sinai
Clifford Simmerson
Quinn
Ode Hegg
Bruce
Clarence Stockland
Wakanda
Everard Opsal
Wilmot
Albert Komstant
Marvin
Wilbur Carter
Wagner
North Carolina
Trout Stocking Report From Spearfish and Deadwood Rivers
D C Booth, superintendent of the Spearfish federal fish hatchery, planted 400 grown trout in the Spearfish river. The 1 to 4 inch fish weigh 1/4 to 1/2 pound. With favorable hatchery conditions 2,000 larger fish will be released in Black Hills streams this season. Hatchery overcrowding leads to population reduction measures after 15,000 fish are kept for spawning.
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Deadwood
Spearfish
D. C. Booth
Federal Fish Hatcheries
Black Hills
Sleety Wreck Rambles Lines Across Region
Linemen worked to restore telephone and telegraph wires after a sleet storm cut services around Castlewood and Estelline, with about 38 poles down near Estelline and the Watertown to Milbank line out of service.
Fedora School Teachers Granted Thanksgiving Vacation
The Fedora board of education frees teachers for Thanksgiving week to attend the State Educational Association convention in Sioux Falls during the break.
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Fedora
Board of Education
State Educational Association
Sioux Falla
Advice on Feeding Wheat to Hogs in High Corn Market
Brookings reports South Dakota farmers ask the Extension service about feeding low priced wheat to hogs. Dr G S Weaver notes wheat biological value exceeds corn when paired with high protein tankage. A ration of crushed wheat plus 0.5 to 0.67 pounds of tankage per hog daily yields good gains.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Extension Service
State College
G .S. Weaver
Weaver
Butte County Chooses New Highway Commissioner
Butte County selected a new highway commissioner at a regular board of county commissioners meeting held on November 20. The decision was announced by officials present and marks a leadership shift in county road management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte County
Newell
Board of County Commissioners
Matter Named New Butte County Highway Commissioner
Y F Matter of Dupree was appointed highway commissioner of Butte county succeeding Frank Olds who resigned. Olds resignation takes effect December 1. Matter currently serves as highway superintendent of tie bach county and will assume duties January 1.
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Y. F. Matter, Dupree
Butte County
Frank Olds
Olds
Mr. Matter
Tieebach County
More Hungarians May Locate in South Dakota
Additions to the number of Hungarians who have settled in this section the past summer are expected as the result of colonization efforts of the Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul and Pacific immigration departments. The immigration department is pressing its activities in Cleveland Detroit and Hammond Ind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcintosh
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Pacific Immigration
Imation Department
Cleveland
Detroit
Hammond
Ind
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William Low
RCA Radiotrons
R. C. A. Radiotrons
Hurce
Axelrad Brothers
Costain Music Store
C. C. Taylor Electric Service
Johnson & Sewell
General Motor Equipment Co. Distributors
Hurea, 8. D
Cuthura
Minnie Damron
Rt. 3
Jackson
Ohio
Utetra Laboratories
Dept. H. Meldes
Mees
Archibald R. Watson
United States Law Review
Living Age Corporation Counsel
Gaynor
U.S
Clearing House
Balbach Smelting & Refining
Mpany
Watton & Willguss
America
American Tobacco Company
Archibald KE Watson
Watson
Amstican Tobacco Co
Mira
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