KUSD Heard Worldwide in Test Broadcast at SDSU
University of South Dakota radio station KUSD verified a November 15 test broadcast with clear receptions from Alaska to Georgia and cities in Canada and the Midwest. Operated by engineering students, the program included phonograph records and brief news, with regular shows 8 to 9 p.m. weekdays and 8 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays.
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Vermillion
South Americas
Weet
KUSD
University of South Dakota
Radio Sons
al Berta
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Canada
Mouston
Tex
Oklahoma City
Washington
Pittsburgh
Miagara Falls
New York
Rocheser
Gyracuse
New Jersey
Chicago
Unidianapolis
Ind
Bern
Kansas City
Kio
Georgia
Minois
Iowa
College of Engineering
University
Preston Fathers and Sons Banquet at Lake Preston Church
About 100 fathers and sons attended the annual Lake Preston banquet Friday evening in the Congregational church dining room. The event, a community affair sponsored by the church men’s class, featured a menu by the Ladies Aid, then community singing and a program toastmastered by G W Freeman. Readings and music included pieces by Norman Kei, Walter Matson, Warren Freeman, the Rev. Mr. Johnson, and Clifford Larson with a boy’s quartet performance.
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Preston Fathers, Sons
Lake Preston
Congregational Church
Congregational, Church
Congregational Ladies Aid
G. W. Freeman
Ftile Symphony
Norman Kei
Walter Matson
Warren Freeman
Mr. Johnson
Clifford Larson
U' Gould
Dr. Butler
Fathers and Sons
S. W. Keck
Huron
New Hospital Planned in Dallas Area Soon
A dehes com prercis project aims to sponsor a hospital in Dallas. A suitable building can be rented at a reasonable cost and furnishings from a former Dalley hospital are ready to install. Less than 1600 is needed to finish funding, with a committee of three racing to raise the amount in days. The city hopes to reopen hospital care for patients within a month, reviving a valued community asset once closed due to funds.
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Dallas
Oedacd
Dalley
Allas
Memorial Tablet Planned for Edna Wagner in Hitchcock
In Hitchcock, a memorial tablet for Edna Wagner, killed in an automobile accident last year, will be funded by proceeds from a bake sale held in the Laverty Building. The tablet will go to the school yard, replacing insufficient carnival funds with the bake sale profits.
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Hitchcock
Edna Wagner
Laverty
Watertown Street Decorating Begins for Christmas
Watertown officials from the three municipal departments will assemble and place holiday decorations. Two hundred twenty five spruce trees have been received and will be distributed to business leaders for street installations. Preparatory work has started ahead of the Christmas display.
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Watertown
Cheetric and Fire Departments
White Pheasants Are Sent to UO Museum for Study
In Vermillion South Dakota W H Over curator notes white pheasants common in the region and sent to the University of South Dakota museum for identification A recent specimen from William Boylan jr Armour is described as a faded white variety not a cross or related breed Its condition is good and may be exhibited later by the museum
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Uo” Museum
South Yakota
Boylan
Jin
University Lemons Ripen for Harvest at Vermillion
Vermillion November 24 The lemon crop at the University of South Dakota nears harvest with a lemon tree grown in the university museum. The two year old tree, once sheltered in the Vermillion greenhouse, has bloomed and bears fruit as large as market lemons. curator W H Over notes the crop will provide lemonade this season.
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Mr. Over
Brookings Women Push for City Water Softener Plan
Brookings civic league women mobilize to win soft water. Ward leaders and lieutenants organize petition drive aimed at every household, with signed requests to be handed to the city commission.
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Brookings
Civic League
Ree Heights Red Cross drive gains strong local support
Ree Heights reports the Red Cross membership drive is going over better than previous years with good support from local townspeople. Campaigners praise the backing and generosity of residents as workers note positive results from the drive conducted here.
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Ree Heights
Red Cross
Brookings Sheriff Welcomes Inmates This Winter
Brookings County Sheriff John A Linden and Mrs Linden will not fear loneliness as 22 inmates are housed in the county jail. Many are federal prisoners sent from other parts of the state for safekeeping, but crime levels in Brookings are not higher than in other communities.
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Brookings
Brookings County
John A. Linden
Linden
Pheasant Season Ends Quietly Near De Smet
Pheasant season yields good hunting with increased interest and only one mishap reported. Des Williams, a young hunter, narrowly escaped injury when a shotgun discharged while he rode in a car with his father and others, receiving minor shots to the arm.
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de Smet DE Smet
Des Williams
Marr
Cannibal Life Pictures Shown In New Guinea Mission Work
Will show newly made motion pictures taken by Rev EB Pietz during eight years of mission work in New Guinea. At Mister Lutheran church tonight the films depict cannibal life in early days. Admission will help cover expenses via a collection.
Driver License Act Moves Through South Dakota Session
Burns described the uniform motor vehicle code parts, including registration and anti theft acts, as integrated into South Dakota law. The driver license act aims to reduce accidents by licensing all drivers and could suspend licenses for disciplinary reasons. Burns, a Sioux Falls attorney, plans thorough committee review before introducing bills.
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Hicks
House of Representatives
Burns
Department of Commerce
South Dakota
Driver Crashes Into Train Near Milwaukee Tracks
Frankfort report states General Fassinger, a local elevator manager, crashed his car into a freight on Milwaukee tracks as it began to move from Redfield. The collision caused damage to the car but no injuries among its occupants. The dusk crash occurred when the driver failed to see the train in time.
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Frankfort
Fassinger
Redfield
Milwaukee
Howard Girl Hurt In Fall From Automobile
Mary Kommel an 18 year old farm girl from Howard area was injured while riding on the running board of a cream-delivery car. The father turned around to fetch a forgotten item and Mary was thrown to the ground striking her head and losing consciousness. Passers by brought her home where her condition is reported satisfactory.
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Howard
Mary Kommel
Mary
Nemmes
Weseyan children present Alice in Wonderland at Dakota Wesleyan
Dakota Wesleyan University children theater under Miss Helen Fishbeck staged Alice in Wonderland to a large City Hall audience. The production featured beating effects original scenery and masks made by the brass. Helen Smith played Alice with bright portrayal in this vivid school event.
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Wesleyan Childrem
Mitchell
Children’s Theater
Sass
Dakota Wesleyan University
Helen Fishbeck
Hell
Shall
Clerly
Sory
Helen Smith
Dakota “Wesleyan
Alice
Sharp Turns Eliminated On Wessington Road Project
Wessington city bought three acres adjoining the southern border to extend a road toward the county line avoiding sharp turns. Charles Bradham and Elmer Mitchell hold the contract and near completion. The wedge shaped lot edges arose from early, right angled city survey layouts. Land bought from Grace Thian of Los Angeles California.
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Wessington
Charles Bradham
Elmer Mitchell
Grace Thian
Los Angeles
Calif
Cavour Man Buys Oregon Ranch After Record Sale
D E Barnes farm sale drew the largest local crowd in years. Goods sold well with corn 67 cents and Burbank wheat at 56 cents. Barnes and family plan to move to Roseburg Oregon to run a 2710 acre sheep and goat ranch. They have lived in Pearl Creek 21 years and leave this week.
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Cavour
Oregon
D. E Barnes
Cate
Burbank
Barnes
Roseburg
Pearl Creek
1930 South Dakota high school directory distributed
Pierre November 24. The 1930 directory for South Dakota high schools and educational institutions is being distributed to educators by the state department of public instruction. Compiled by RB. W. Kraushaar, state high school supervisor, it lists statistics on courses enrollment and teaching staff for 438 high schools in the state.
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Rua
Pierre
South Dakota
State Department of Public Instruction
RB. W. Kraushaar
Frankfort High School presents The Noble Outcast play
The Wier class staged The Noble Outcast at the I O O F hall in Frankfort on Friday November 21. Cast included Marian G Stewart Freda Wimner Joyce Adams Clayton Bohn John Heinmiller Frederic Whalley and Ward Olson.
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Trankfort
Wier
Frankfort High School
I. O. O. F. Hall
Marian G. Stewart
Freda Wimner
Joyce Adams
Clayton Bohn
John Heinmiller
Frederic Whalley
Ward Olson
Prominent ROTC Promotions at University of South Dakota
Captain W. D. Powell, professor of military science at the University of South Dakota, issued a special order promoting seven ROTC cadets. Named recipients include Lloyd Moses Wood as cadet lieutenant colonel, Relph Konegan as cadet major, Joe Qualin as cadet major, Maurice Frary as cadet captain, Clark Gunderson as cadet captain, Irvin Hendren as cadet captain, and Roger Medberry as cadet captain from Vermillion and Hot Springs.
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W. D. Powell
T.c’s
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
H. QO. TC. Corps
Lloyd Moses
Wood
Relpkh Konegan
Joe Qualin
Platte
Maurice Frary
Clark Gunderson
Irvin Hendren
Vermilion
Roger Medberry
Hot Springs
McVeigh of Britton Files Speaker Candidacy
McVeigh of Britton declares run for speaker of the South Dakota House for the 1991 session. A Marshall County farmer and Republican, he has six terms in the House, chaired the appropriations panel in 1929, and served on joint appropriations and several committees. He attended the University of South Dakota and the University of Montana.
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McVeigh
Britton
Mov
B. W. McVeigh
South Dakota
House of Representatives
House
Marshall County
Joint Appropriations Committee
Montana
Delta Delta Awarded R. C Davis Trophy at USD
Vermillion November 24 Delta Tau Delta at the University of South Dakota received the R. C Davis trophy for high scholarship among social fraternities. Award based on grades for the 1923 30 school year. Lambda Chi Alpha had held the trophy for three years and ranked second in 1929 30 per registrar statistics.
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Delta Day Delta
Delta Tsu Delta
University of South Dakota
R. C Davis
Mats
Lamda Chi Alpha
Regissrar
Weather Keeps Few At Women's Study Club Meeting
Bad weather reduced turnout at the Women's Study club gathering on November 20 in Wellington. Only nine members attended the session hosted by Mrs. J. H. Black, with discussions focusing on current topics before the meeting adjourned.
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Wellington
Women's Study Club
J. H. Black
Gypsy study papers praised by Henderson and Brown
A local club studied "The story of the gypsies" with papers by Mrs. Mary J. Henderson and Mrs. Elma Brown. Both papers were presented and praised for quality, reflecting diligent preparation in the meeting.
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Mary J. Henderson
Elma Brown
Hold Registration At Eastern Normal
Registration at Western State Teachers college for the winter term begins December 1 at 10 o'clock and is being completed this week to avoid confusion. The fall term ends Saturday at noon with a one week Thanksgiving recess.
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Eastern Normal
Madison
Western State Teachers College
Bargain Covquer: Ladies Aid to Host December 13 Supper
The Ca -vour M. E. Ladies Aid have rented the hall for their annual fall chicken supper bazaar on the evening of December 13.
De Smet Church Sets Annual Bazaar for Thanksgiving
De Smet’s Saint Thomas Catholic Church prepares to host its annual bazaar during Thanksgiving season. An elder and a dance are planned, with a turkey dinner and two dances on Thursday. The large church basement serves as the bazaar venue, with activities downtown as well.
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DE Smet
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Us City
Sunshine State Securities Incorporation at Tolstoy
The Sunshine State Securities corporation of Tolstoy is officially incorporated with a capital of 50000 dollars. Directors include Eugene Herrbeldt William Block J A Herrbeldt Tolstoy Odin C Aumndson Aberdeen and Harry M Grisith Redwing Minn.
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Zion Pierre
Sunshine State Securities Corporation of
Tolstoy
Eugene Herrbeldt
William Block
JA. B. Herrbeldt
Odin C. Aumndson
Aberdeen
Harry M. Grisith
Redwing
Minn
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