James Speaks On Higher Education
Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota has delivered 115 addresses in fifteen months across 37 communities. He spoke on topics from The Farmer and the University to The Significance of Education and described extensive lecture tours and pledges to bring the university to the state.
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Vermillion
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
James
South Dakota
Rotery and Kiwanis
Parent Teachers Associations
Parent-Teacher Association
University Boy Or Girl
The
Arts College
S. D
American Pharmaceutical Society
South Dakota Educational Association
Farm Development Associations
Boy Scout
Lions Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
Wessington Springs
Winner
Chicago
Ill
Sioux City
Columbus
Missouri
Bills to strengthen property protection in South Dakota
Senator-elect E G Wilkinson of Milesville proposes new statutes to curb larceny of poultry and live stock. He seeks stronger sheriff powers and a unified state force with rapid transport and communication to combat organized crime across the state.
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Milesville
South Dakota
E. G. Wilkinson
Wilkerson
West River Stock Growers Protective Association
Wilkinson
Sheriffs Office
Sargeant and Lammers Honored by Kiwanis District
Chicago November 2 A Dean from Dettysburg S D Sargeant is named lieutenant governor for the Minnesota Dakotas Kiwanis district. James G Follett of Watertown is district governor elect and announces several key posts with Gethaus Webster South Dakota chairing the agriculture committee and Lammers Wessington Springs serving on the board of trustees Follett urges clubs to study membership resources and civic duties.
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Sargeant
Lammers
Kiwanians
Chicago
Dean F. Sargeant
Dettysburg
S. D
Kiwanis
James G. Follett
Watertown
Ernest Z. Gethaus
Webster
Kiwanis Committee On Agriculture
Jerry H. Lammers
Wessington Springs
Kevenues
Follett
Salary Amendment Likely To Return In 1930 Session
Hot Springs November 22. Defeated for the ninth time in the November general election the proposed constitutional amendment to let the South Dakota legislature fix salaries of all state officials will reappear at the January legislative session. Clifford A. Wilson of Hot Springs who won the salary amendment in 1929 expects to reintroduce it. Wilson, a Republican, is re elected to represent Fall River county in the house and has announced his candidacy for speaker of the house next session. The amendment would also prohibit expense allowances and has failed eight times previously in various forms.
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Springs
South Dakota
Sesson
Clifford A. Wilson
Hot Springs
Wilson
Fall River County
House of Representatives
Tly Douve
Foot Race Captures Live Goose at Filling Station
Pierre report tells of Paul Robinson at Gilling station tackling a live Canadian goose at a busy city intersection. Snow fell as the bird honked, but Robinson secured it before rival Al Hildebrandt, who produced the goose as one of his decoys, reclaimed it.
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Pierre
Paul Robinson
Gilling Station
Paul
Villian
al Hildebrandt
Woman Held For Smuggling Revolver To Husband
Mrs Olive Stanley of Sioux Falls is under arrest on smuggling charges after a pistol hidden in two cans of coffee was smuggled into the county jail for her husband Joe Stanley. He escaped on October 25 but was later recaptured. Branley reportedly assaulted the jailer and grabbed $10 before his attempted escape.
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Sioux Falls
Olive Stanley
Joe Stanley
Stanley
Branley
Steps To Cut Unemployment Plan Considered In County
Sioux Falls November plans proposes employing about fifty men to prepare materials for a proposed paying program next spring. The county commission weighs a plan to hire two crews of 25 workers each, three days a week and the remaining days, to reduce winter unemployment.
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Sioux Falls
County Cormission
University of South Dakota Professor Analyzes Engine Inertia
VERMILLION November 22. A scientific and practical article by M W Davidson professor of mechanical engineering at the University of South Dakota appeared in the October issue of Automotive Mechanics Philadelphia The subject is Analysis of the Effect of the Linear and Angular Inertia of the Connecting Rod.
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Davidson
M. W. Davidson
University of South Dakota
Isue
Philadelphia
Window Peeper Dealt With In Woonsocket
In Woonsocket on November 22 a man identified as W. Be Wells, deaf and dumb, was arrested after complaints of a window peeper in the eastern part of town. Notes and about two dollars were found in his pockets. He was ordered out of town.
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Woonsocket
Offhers
W. BE
Wells
Frankenfeld Inspects SD Schools Visit
Vermillion registrar H W Frankenfeld of the University of South Dakota inspected several South Dakota high schools for the North Central Association. He chairs the South Dakota section and visited Tyndall Avon Scotland Parkston Armour Wagner Gregory Colome Winner Platte Kimball and Mitchell this week. He will return to Vermillion on Saturday.
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Frankenfeld
South Dakota
H. W. Frankenfeld
University of South Dakota
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary
Tyndall
Avon
Scotland
Parkston
Armour Wagner
Gregory
Colone
Winner
Platte
Kimbal
Mitchell
Vermillion
Mobridge Dedicates A H Brown Library
Mobridge welcomed a large crowd for the dedication of the A H Brown Public Library with a fitting program. Mr Brown was praised for his gift to the city and for aiding the community. August Klagstad of Minneapolis painted a portrait unveiled at the ceremony.
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Mobridge
A.H. Brown
A. H. Brown Public Library
Brown
August Klagstad
Minneapolis
Porversl
Yale C. O. F. Turkey Shoot Planned After Bazaar
Yale St Williams C C F 1159 members met to discuss the bazaar which netted about 390 dollars. A turkey shoot will be held at Yale on Sunday November 23 with hot down and warming place provided. George Davis chief ranger adjourned the meeting.
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Yale C. O. F
YALE
St. Williams Court
St Williams C. C. F
George Davis
Pierre Postpones Church Celebration
A church celebration in Pierre is postponed with a definite date to be announced later. Local officials stated the change will be resolved as soon as a new date is set.
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Pierre
Gas Well Connected to Pierre Mains
A new gas well near Pierre has been connected to the city mains on November 2, delivering 30,008 cubic feet of gas every 8 hours. The recently drilled well is said to produce more gas than any other in the state, ensuring a steady supply for the city.
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Pierre Mains
Pierre
South Dakota Highway Census Reveals 1930 Traffic
The South Dakota highway commission released its 1930 traffic census showing 173,053 motor vehicles on principal trunk highways from July 12 to September 20. Foreign vehicles averaged high on U S 16 and other routes, with the heaviest traffic on U S 77 north of Sioux City and U S 35 between Lead and Deadwood.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
South Dakota
Totel
Highway Department
U. S. 77
Sioux City
U. S. 35
Iadwood
Lead
U. S. 16
Sioux Falls
Vermillion
Yankton
Mitchell
Brookings
Huron
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Custer State Parks
U. S
U. See
U.S
Commission
Minnesota Jin
Philip
H. E. Abell
U Staff To Be At S D E A Meet
Vermillion November 22 university of south dakota faculty members will take active part in the south dakota educational association in sioux falls next week. thirteen university teaching staff will read papers and seven are officers in various group organizations within the association. listed officers include grace beede gladys leonard mary margaret shaw e m greene carl christol william h l batson and w r colton. papers cover art education latin history and public speaking.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
South Dakota Educational Association
Sioux Falls
Grace Beede
Gladys Leonard
Mary Margaret Shaw
Herbert S. Schnell
C. BE
Lyon
H. J. Lane
Sell Buys Interest In Redfield Company
David Sell, pioneer Redfield undertaker and former Huron business partner, forms a new partnership with A Anderson in Redfield. The Anderson firm is among Redfield’s oldest. Sell started in 1910, Anderson joined in 1912, and in 1923 Anderson acquired full control while Sell moved to Huron, later returning to Medfield.
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Sell
Redfield Company
Redfield
David Sell
Busines
Huron
A.anderson
Anderson
Anders
Full Forest
Sell, Johnson and Sewell
Medfield
Alpena Plans Speed Trap To Enforce 15 MPH Limit
Alpena authorities announce a plan to station officers on main streets to clock drivers for speed violations and present solid proof. The local speed limit is 15 miles per hour in business districts and 12 in residential areas. A separate note from Maurice recalls an incident of a farmer Ho Hadley whose truck broke down after a flax delivery and a tax on repairs was noted.
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Alpena
Lund
Marehall
Sbim
Dietrit
Maurice
Everett Hadley
St Maurice
Faith
Newcomb Lands Engineers Work
Vermillion November 22 Professor R V Newcomb civil engineering at the University praised engineers versatility in a talk on The Versatility of an Engineer broadcast from KUSD He urged engineers to meet emergencies with prompt versatility and described seven main branches including mechanical electrical chemical architectural aeronautical mining civil He cited Hoover as an example of applied versatility and noted success of engineers in lumbering oil and art fields.
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Missouri River
South Dakota
R. V. Newcomb
University
University Station
Kusd
Newcomb
Professor Newcomb
Herbert Hoover
Redfield Forms Cooperative Credit Association
Redfield business leaders completed the city credit association formation adopting a cooperative owned plan similar to Aberdeen. A central information bureau will serve both old and new customers of Redfield merchants and professionals. In Yale, Nina Wright and Irene Harding led a Thanksgiving program for pupils and parents at the local school.
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Redfield
Credit Association
Redfield Credit Association
Aimilar
Aberdeen
YALE
Nina Wright
Irene Harding
Seeley Expert to Demonstrate rupture treatment in Huron
Chicago and Philadelphia expert F H Seeley will be at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel in Huron Sunday and Monday Nov 2 and 3 from 9 to 5 to demonstrate a rupture treatment device. No charge or fitting required. Address given for home office.
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Seeley
Shevnan
F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Marvin
Miller Schools to Close for Thanksgiving Week
Miller teachers may attend the state education convention in Sioux Falls next week. The city schools will be closed the entire week of Thanksgiving. A special bus from Huron will depart Sunday at 1:00 pm for teachers attending the event.
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Miller
Sioux Falls
Niller
Huron
Highmore O. E. S. Elects Officers at Meeting
Eastern Star officers were elected at Highmore O. E. S. in November and will be installed later. Named to hold office for the coming year are Lillian Grace worthy matron S W Sussex worthy patron C E Rockwell associate patron Bernice Swanson associate patron Pauline Gray secretary Nettie Sussex treasurer Ruth Wolley conductress Loretta Swanson associate conductress.
Correction on South Dakota District 18 election results
Correction from Pierre dated November 22 states Rudolph Olson of Fairfax and Olaf Sorenson of Lucas, Republicans, won District 18 seats in Gregory county. It amends earlier AP reporting that Albert Miller of Fairfax and George ONeil of Dallas, Democrats, had been elected. Democrats reduced to 26. Republicans up to 76.
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Pierre
Rudolph Olson
Fairfax
Olaf Sorenson
Lucas
South Dakota
House of Representatives
Gregory County
Associated Press
Albert Miller
George O'Neil
Dallas
Selection Of House Speaker Now Foremost In Minds Of Legislators
Pierre, Nov 22 The selection of a speaker for the twenty third South Dakota house convening in January is a paramount issue among members with several candidates named. Four main candidates are Beetleheim, Plate, Ash and Mundt, all with prior legislative experience. Other possible contenders include McVeigh Waltner Wilson Amsden and Whitney who, as senate presiding officer, holds influence over the process.
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B. P. Beetleheim
Spearfish
H. A. Plate
Cresbard
J. A. Ash
Garren City
H. C. Mundt
Sioux Falls
House
B. W. McVeigh
Britton
Farmer
E. J. Waltner
Hurley
CA. Wilson
Hot Springs
Amsden
Milbank
Bettleheim
Wileson
West River
Bettleheing
Wilson
K. Whitney
Philip
Senate
Convention attendance by Legion Auxiliary leaders in Indianapolis
Mrs. Amy Anderson department president and Miss Marie Koch department secretary of the South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary, both from Aberdeen, are in Indianapolis, Indiana to attend a Presidents and Secretaries conference of the national organization.
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Aberdeen
Amy Anderson
South Dakota American Legion Auxiliary
Marie Koch
Indianapolis
Ind
National Organization
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Highway Commission
S.D.E. A. Meet
Newcomb Lands
Highmore O. FE. S
Ew Wesener Hotel
Minneapolia
Midguet
Washington
W. B. Clare
Maken
WCCO
Becement
Shuest
Northwestern Public Service
3Ome
West River Country
Huron Clinic
A. C. Sigrley
M.D. G. Hanson
Brunhild Coal
Farmers Cooperative Association
Yaron
National Bank of Huron
Northwest Bancorporation
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