Speaker At IDEA Meeting In Sioux Falls
Governor Leslie Jensen of South Dakota addressed educators in Sioux Falls on November 12 forecasting social security legislation for teachers and urging state retirement funding. He spoke at the unveiling of a statue of Gen. W. H. H. Beadle and stressed local control, public interest, and the need to expand vocational guidance while warning against centralizing school authority.
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Sioux Falls
Leslie Jensen
South Dakota
South Dakota Education Association
G. H W. Navi
Yankton College
W. H. H. Beadle
Dakota Territory
Thanksgiving Proclamation Urges Gratitude and Resolve
Pierre governor Jensen declares a Thanksgiving proclamation calling South Dakotans to give thanks for freedom health and home. He urges dedication to battle ahead toward better days despite drought and grasshopper invasion and notes ranks not depleted by epidemic or enemy attacks.
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Jensen
Pierre
Jetsen
Beadle’s Impact on Dakota School Lands
Dr. Nash traced General Beadle’s 1869 Yankton arrival under Grant’s appointment to survey the Dakota lands. His aims included township schooling and conserving school lands, and he helped establish the township system and saved over 5 million acres for Dakotas’ public schools.
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Doctor Nash
Nash
Beadle
Yankton
President Grant
North
South Dakota
Dakotas
Lake of the Pines Named for Black Hills Lake Project
Rapid City November 2 4 The new 400 acre lake near Sheridan will be named Lake of the Pines by the Izaak Walton League naming contest. Checks of 10 go to Mrs Ben Phipps Sperrfish and Theresa L Duster Rapid City for the top pick. Second choice Lake of the Hills earns 2 prizes to seven entrants. Judges include Mrs Ward Clarke Governor Leslie Jensen and I D Weeks. No slogans won and prize money returned to fund.
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Black Hills Lake
Rapid City
Sheridan
Lake of the Pines
Izaak Walton League
Ben Phipps
jSperrfish
Theresa L. Duster
Lake
I. D. Weeks
University of South Dakota, Vermillion
Jake
Doland Juniors Set Play Date for Huckleberry Finn
The Doland Junior Class play Huckleberry Finn by Roy F. Lewis is scheduled for November. Huckleberry Finn will be played by Harlo Feidelkovtee with Duane Hajek as Tom Sawyer. Supporting cast includes Elaine Thompson Macy Carney Mary Anne Gross Duane Zarneke Leala Bollersley Alice Iverson Genevieve Seaman and Dale Youngren.
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Doland
Hucklebarry Finn
Roy F. Lewis
Hilda Calvert
Samuel Clemens
Harlo Feidelkovtee
Huckleberry Finn
Duane Hajek
Tom Sawyer
M. E. Parley Opens At Miller Tuesday
Miller November 22 Special The Rev F E Morrison district superintendent of the M E Church will preside at the fall conference of the northern district to be held here November 23 24 Attending district superintendents include F E Lowhridge Mitchell and C J Searmans Rapid City Speakers include Rev Jo A Rinkel St Paul Mrs Wil l Ken Scott Amber Van Sioux Falls and Rev W B Peterson Watertown A young peoples rally is planned for Tuesday afternoon with a picnic supper that evening in connection with the rally Sessions begin 2 30 Tuesday afternoon and the public is invited to attend
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M. E. Parley
Miller
F. E. Morrison
Huron
M. E. Churchy
The
Tech
Will
F. E. Lowhridge
Mitchell
C. J.searmans
Rapid City
Jo A. Rinkel
St. Paul
Will Ken Scott
Minneapolis
Womens Foreign Missionary Society
Amber van
Sioux
W. BR. Peterson
Watertown
Kock Leaves Town to Seek California Residence
Adolph Kock closed his store in Harrold and, with his wife, departed for Missouri to visit his ill aged father. After the visit they plan to settle permanently in California where he has a six year business record and decades of community residence.
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California
Harrold
Adolph Kock
Missouri
Kock
Plans for annual military ball in college armory
Brookings November plans outline the annual military ball to be held December 3 in the college armory. Cadet-Colonel Max Myers and Honorary Cadet-Colonel Mary Milner will lead the grand march, with music by Husk O'Hare's orchestra the Genial Gentlemen of the Air. The event recreates a summer encampment with tents, lighting, and a central camp ground as chaperons and guests are housed along the company street.
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Brookings
Max Myera
Dallas
State College FO. T. Co
Mary Milner
College Armory
Myers
Husk O'Hare
Bert Rude
Decorations Committee
Rude
Max Myers
Robert Eclis
Walter Hermanson
Guevetson
William Blagen
Madison
Don Mall
Bernie Guthrie
Murdo
Chaperons
Ari
Doland Women Plan Program of Plays
Doland Study Club announces a three-part one act play program directed by Mrs Willard Doty. The cast includes George Kaufman style skit If Men Played Cards As Women Do and If Women Worked As We Do by Mrs Borg and A J Boek, plus a floor show of musical and comedy skits. A queen of the realm of books contest will close the show set for December 10 at the high school auditorium.
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Doland
Wayland
Doland Study Club
Willard Doty
Coorge
Kaufman
Mrs. Borg
A. J. Boek
Mia
Doty and Me
Siam
Sharon Chapter O E S elects officers in Bancroft
The Sharon Chapter of the O E S elected officers at Maxonic Hall. New officers include Elza Sprang as Worthy Matron and William Harmon as Worthy Patron with Henry Martens as Associate Matron and George Perry as Associate Patron. Mrs R A Maass becomes Conductress and Harm Thaden Associate Conductress. Retiring officers are Mrs Maags and R A Maags. Lunch followed.
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Bancroft
O. E
Sharon
Maxonic Hall
Elza Sprang
William Harmon
Henry Martens
George Perry
Tom Tyrrell
Mra
R.A. Maass
Harm Thaden
R. A. Maags
R.A. Maagss
Karl Clay
Charles Barber
Russel Olmstead
Harrold High School to Publish Hustler Paper
Harrold school officials announce the Hustlex weekly issue will be issued twice monthly starting with the next publication. Editor-in-chief Eunice Suhn leads a staff including Margaret Schmitt Elsia Ryan Leone Miller Regina Hoffman Leona Mistorek Delores Stauble Verona Howbert Lucille Kiepke Rosalie Anderson Raymond Misterck Catherine Clark Fileen Hans Dorothy Bochmer for the Hustler star.
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Harrold
Hustlex
Hustler
The
Hustler Star
Eunice Suhn
Margaret Schmitt
Elsia Ryan
Leone Miller
Regina Hoffman
Leona Mistorek
Delores Stauble
Verona Howbert
Lucille Kiepke
Rosalie Anderson
Raymond Misterck
Cather
Ine Clark
Fileen Hans
Dorothy Bochmer
Skating Rink Planned for Lake Preston Navy Yard
The city begins construction of a skating rink at Lake Preston Navy Yard to boost recreation for youth. Preliminary work is done and the facility will be iced and lit with a warming house nearby as temperatures hover around ten degrees below zero.
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Preston
Navy
Sity
Zere
Ouse
Declamation Winner From Local High School Advances
Harold Kiepke won first place in the district oratory division of the declamatory contest held at Tebanon. He will represent Sarrold in the regional contest to be conducted at a locality and date to be named soon.
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Harold
Teille Kiepke
Tebanon Reently
Sarrold
State Briefs roundup from Associated Press
WARNER Oil durficing on highway 281 to Spink County line finished by Summit Construction with a spring oil sealing coat. The re routed highway is hard surfaced and located about 15 miles north of Ashton in Spink County. RAPID CITY Rapid City Teaak Walt ong will host a January banquet honoring George Wagner Rapid City cited as the best friend the local or state Tegak Wal ton League had. COL Clift Coffey adjutant general of the South Dakota National Guard chairs the committee. PUT ON PROBATION Sioux Falls Two 11 year old boys released to parents after reckless driving and car theft arrests. They were given a severe police reprimand and must report weekly to police. PRISONER NOT WANTED Sioux Falls Cecil Oslom who surrendered here claiming Idaho parole violation freed after Idaho officials said they did not want him unless he commits a serious crime.
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Associated Press
Warner—Oil
Fcora
Aberdeen
Spink County
Summit Construction Company
Bilendale
N. Dita
Ashton
Rapid City
Rapid City Teaak Waltong
George Wagner
Tegak ‘Walton League
Col. Clift
Coffey
South Dakoka National Guard
Sioux Falls
Cecil Oslom
Idaho
Hin
Springlake Ferry School Dedicated in Kingsbury County
OLDHAM Nov 22 Special The only new school house to rise in Kingsbury County this year was the Ferry School in Springlake Township four miles east of here. A fine program led by Miss Ardis Swenson, the teacher, followed by a pie social with pieces as high as 2.05, marked dedication. The Springlake school board has funded a $4,000 model school every two years by about 2000 yearly levies, aiming to complete nine modern furnace heated buildings with indoor toilets and basements for community gatherings in six more years, replacing the old structure built in 1683 under R H Gleason.
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Spring Lake
Oldham
Kingsbury County
Springlake Township
Here
Ardis Swenson
Pia
Springlake
R H. Gleason
Kingsbury
Ace of Clube Meeting Hosts and Prizes at Stobbs Home
Mrs Sam Stobbs entertained the Ace of Clube on Nov 22 with ten members present. Guests included Mrs Sam Sibbs, Mrs Bungum, Mrs Jol Meyer, Mrs Enoch Hutchinson, Mrs Fred Holst, Mrs Will Tops, Mrs Arvy Ravenscroft, and Miss Mildred Hummel. Ed Shaw won high score among members. Charles Metsshke took second. Meyer received a high score gift. traveling prize went to Bungum. Stobbs served a lite lunch.
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Sam Stobbs Wisseieran
Sam Sibbs
Sam Bungum
Jol Meyer
Enoch Hutchinson
Fred Holst
Will Tops
Arvy Ravenscroft
Mildred Hummel
Ed Shaw
Charles. Metsshke
Meyer
Stobbs
Manchester Club Plans Christmas Party at Cambert Home
The Manchester Extension Club held its regular November meeting with seventeen members and one visitor present at Mrs. George Tilbury's home. A noon luncheon was served and plans were made for a December 18 Christmas party at Mrs. George Cambert's home with entertainment committee members Miss C. McClenallan Miss Mary Jane Rosyen and Mrs. Guy Strub named.
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Manchester
Manchester Extension Club
George Tilbury
Arthur Rundell
Andrew Andersen
George
Cambert
Guy Strub
C. McClenallan
Mary Jane Rosyen
Willing Workers Club Elects Officers at Iroquois Meeting
The Willing Workers Club met at Mrs. Mice Cripps home with eleven members and three visitors. Dinner was served after which officers for the coming year were elected: Josie Hedl president Alma Irvin vice president and Etta Warrenner secretary treasurer A new member Lena Knoage was added. The club was invited by Ruth Farmer to meet again at her home in December for the Christmas meeting.
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Iroquois
Willing Workers Club
Mice Cripps
Josie Hedl
Alma Irvin
Etta Warrenner
Lena Knoage
Ruth Farmer
Study Club Meets Wellington in November Session
The Women's Study Club met at Mca P. A. Young's home Thursday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs. B F Whielock led a book review on Faith Baldwin's "American Family." A financial report on the public memory project sponsored by the club was presented and accepted, Mrs. F. D. Witch presiding.
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Wellington
Mca P. A. Young
Mra
Whielock
Faith
Baldwin
F. D. Witch
Corn Collateral Will Be Sealed Under Federal Program
Brookings, Nov 22 Special An outline explains that corn offered as collateral under the 1937 38 Federal corn loan program in South Dakota will be inspected and sealed by state warehouse authorities. Official sealers will sample and measure cribs, test moisture, and calculate bushel volume with deductions for improper filling and crib features.
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Brookings
South Dakota
A. M. Eberle
Eberle Pointer
Erby
Cern
Fomearch
South Dakota Agricultural Conservation Committer
State Agriculturalation
Farm reporters to map county soil and erosion risks
Miller reports Hond County Agricultural Committee led a training school with forty reporters who will conduct a county farm survey. Each farm will be visited for soil surveys focusing on slope erosion, soil condition since breaking, and current productivity versus neighboring farms, with completion hoped soon but weather may push to spring.
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Miller
Troquois Home Circle Club Meeting Highlights
The Troquois Home Circle Club met with thirteen members and one guest as MHL J Schultz and Buna demonstrated wood burning and baskets. Entertainment and lunch followed. December’s meeting will be at Mrs T Liddie’s home with Mrs Trowbridge assisting. In Pierre, the American State Bank of Parkston liquidation concludes with a final dividend of 1.48 percent totaling 12,506.52 after closing April 9, 1924.
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Troquois
Circle Club
Jroquois
M. HL J. Schultz
Circle Extension Club
Snembers
Pinaent
Schultz
Buna
Greer
Pierre
Banking Department
American State Bank of
Parkston
Carnival Night Proves Highly Successful at Lake Presson
The annual carnival held Friday evening drew strong crowds and raised about 255 dollars net for school activities. Special- judging from the proceeds, the event set a new peak for the community and will fund upcoming school projects and activities.
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Lake Presson
Jin School Activitied
Journalists ranked ninth in national efficiency contest
State College delegation to the national journalism fraternity convention in Topeka Kansas reports the ETieh chapter placing ninth among 41 chapters from colleges and universities nationwide. Attending were Elmar Schmi exer Radie Bunn Wendell Anderson Leonard Ekberg Mason Ely Prof Loren E Donelson Prof TC Ruther H Hepner and staff. University of Wisconsin Madison named site for 1935 convention with speeches by Landon Hazman and Senator Allen.
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Etieh
Brookings
Callese
Siena
Delia Chi
Jourstsn
Topeka Kansas
Loreal Journalistic Fraternity
State College
Elmar Schmiexer
Wossington Springs
Radie Bunn
Pierre
Wendell Anderson
Leonard Ekberg
Garretson
Mason Ely
de Smet
Loren E. Donelson
TC. Ruther
H. S. Hepner
University of Wisconsin
School Census Shows Decrease In School Age Children In 1937
Pierre November 2 OP A drop of 12 366 school age children over the past year marks the smallest census total since 1921. Superintendent J F Hines reports 1937 enrollment at 193 983 with rural districts losing 10 152 pupils. High school enrollment rose slightly as more students take courses, while the number of small schools increased despite 240 closures in five years.
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Pierre
J. F. Hines
Hines
Actus
Huch
Funeral for William Brepuyn Draws Large Crowd
Large attendance at the St. Anne s Catholic Church funeral in Lake Preston for William Brepuyn. Out of town dignitaries include Democrat leaders, Knights of Columbus members, Kingsbury County commissioners, and relatives from Minneapolis Fargo Grand Forks Webster Oldham De Smet and De Smet. He died unexpectedly in the Warren and Eggen law offices in De Smet. Br. surv by his widow.
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Brennan
Lake Preston
William Brepuyn
St. Anne's Catholic Church
Democratic Party
Knights of Columbus
Hody
Huron
Kingsbury County
Clyde Murphy
I Wayne
Minneapolis
W. M. da
Warren and Eggen
de Smet
Mission services begin at St Pauls Church Iroquois
A Mission opened Sunday evening at St Pauls Church in Iroquois led by Father Joseph Ahn of Carthagena Ohio. Morning services were scheduled for 10 o clock and evening services for 7 30.
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Troquoix
Awed
St. Paul's Church
Iroquois
Joseph Ahn
Carthagena
Ohio
Corn Poisoning Fatal To Cattle In Corn Stalks
Extension Veterinarians warn cornstalk grazing causes sudden cattle death from a poison similar to prussic acid. Prevention hinges on removing cattle from stalks, feeding careful, and gradual access after testing. Researchers search for the exact toxin while recognizing other diseases present with similar symptoms. Ensure immediate veterinary call and isolate affected animals.
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G. Weaver
Brookings
Eatle
Broadland Extension Club Holds November Meeting
The Broadland Extension Club met at the home of Mrs. T. Terney with Mrs Hy Pownell assisting. Fifteen members attended. Mrs RK Lyle was a guest. They sang and discussed a Christ was gift demonstration led by Miss Newt. Mrs K Abramson and Mrs William Woodward to lead next demonstration. A Christmas party was planned for the next meeting at Mrs Albert Betters home.
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Broadland Extension Club
Broadland
Hooe
T. Terney
Mra Hy Pownell
Presen
RK. Lyle
Albert Betters
May Hanley
F. Johnson
Flush Kidneys with Juniper and Duchy Leaves
An ad recommends using juniper leaves and duchy leaves to cleanse kidneys and bowels, purportedly eliminating waste and acids to ease irritation and frequent urges. It mentions backache relief and touts Bukets tablets at 25 cents, with local availability at Longstoff Drug Co Sherman & Moe Drug Co.
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Longstoff Drug Co
Sherman & Moe Drug Ca
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