Taft Urges Art Value for American Life
Chicago sculptor Lorado Taft told delegates at the South Dakota Education association convention that art fosters wisdom and national character amid fast living. He praised architecture and sculpture in American cities, urged pause to absorb beauty, and noted growing public and architectural support for sculpture in the United States.
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Rapid City
Amorion
Lorado Taft
Chicago
South Dakota Education Association
Iman
Miter
Mr Tatt
America
Europe
Armerica
Mr. Taft
Aghboy
Galig
Ming
Eng
Lonesome
Spearfish Normal Accredited after inspection
Officials from the Special University of South Dakota inspected Spearfish Normal Friday to renew accreditation. The two year period had ended October 1 1905. Witnesses included W H Batson director J Hedman dean and vice president and A M Pardes chemistry professor. The university men were appointed by President Harman G James.
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Verietliion
University of South
Nakots Ofidals
Spearfish
Universia Eficiala
Dhiclala
W. H. Batson
School of Education
J. Hedman
Wifsira
A. M. Pardes
Staduate Chess
Presiient
Harman G. Jaines
Akers Elected Commander At Blunt American Legion Post
Blunt November election results name Akers as commander for the coming year. Crener is vice commander. Other officers include Adiziuni, Anderson as finance officer, Ginns as sergeant at arms, Andison as chaplain, Westland as historian, and Hess on the executive committee.
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Akers
Blunt American
Legion Post
Blunt
Apediahi
H. Axers
Jocal American Legion
BE. Crener
Vlee
Adiziuni
FE. GO. Anderson
H. J Ginns
Dteartas
A. BD. Andison
Ent
Westland
C. A. Hess
Judge Wonders As Court Calls With Cold Wave
Aberdeen reports Judge John LoRuckman ponders if cold weather deters crime or reduces court activity. His men's court averaged five to six violators daily before a week of frigid conditions. Then a cold wave emptied the courtroom for two consecutive days.
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Aberdeen
John LoRuckman
Ruckmen's Court
Wwerk
Fertilized corn shows yield gains in Miner county
Howard Nov 21 field notes report 10 to 15 bushels per acre more corn from phosphate fertilizer. W Jones county agent cites Ivey Pierson of Carthage as applying 125 pounds per acre in May and harvesting 20 to 30 bushels per acre from fertilized corn while other farms saw little due to dry weather. Alfalfa and barley yields also benefited at local farms.
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Howard
Miner County
W. Jones
Ivey Pierson
Carthace
Pierson
Gtuer
Jones
Linlf
John Hoss
Zimmermen Brothers
Fedora
State university extends 2500 plays to schools and groups
More than 2500 plays are available through South Dakota State University extension division for distribution to high schools, colleges, and dramatic groups. The collection includes three act and one act plays, with genres spanning comedies mysteries and tragedies. A small postage charge applies to groups using the postal service.
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South Dakota
State University
Garrett Brecken
Idgy
Ae Division
Gqruina of All Nations
Breckenriege
Seeks To Prove Land Transfer Fraudulent
Federal Judge A Lee Wyman heard a case where Ben Gullick as Sioux Falls trustee in bankruptcy seeks to set aside a real estate transfer as fraudulent. Thomas and Anna Kelley transferred 24 acres in McCook County to August Blankartz Kelley’s brother, for $8090 borrowed from him. Gullick showed notes Blankartz held were not printed until 1920 and 1926, though alleged dates were 1917 1929 1908 and pigs.
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Sioux Palls
A. Lee Wyman
Ben ‘Gullek
Sioux Fatla
Thomas
Anna Kelley
August Blankeartz Kelley
McCook
Blankartz
Gullick
Concert Of Chimes Set For December 15
Brookings reports the chimes in the Loughlin campanile on State college campus near completion. The inaugural concert is announced for Sunday December 15 at 2 20 pm with an expert remote company from Chicago to perform. Workmen will install electric attachments December 1 and Brookings firm Huge revolving beacon light and playing equipment remain to be completed.
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Brookings
Loughlin Campanile
Progeésa
State College
C. W. Pugsley
Ote
Chicago
oWold-Mark Construction Company
Brookings Firm
Latin Study Emphasized by South Dakota Educators
Rapid City November 26 UP Two University of South Dakota educators urged emphasis on Latin before classical languages at the South Dakota Education association meeting. Dr A L Keith Greek language professor stressed Vergil and Rome shaping Christianity and urged Latin clubs modeled on Roman army ranks to vitalize high school Latin. Grace Heede Latin instructor proposed club themes and educational activities, including Latin plays and films to engage students.
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Rapid City
University of South Dakota
South Dakota Education Association
A. L. Keith
Monie
Grace Heede
Vargil
Roman Bout
Keith
Rome
Jerusalem
Alexandria
Athens
Antioch
Seven Hills
Tiber
Vergil
Sulla
Tullus Caesar
Cicero
Pompey
Anthony
Augustus
Europe
Br. Keith
Mussolini
South Dakota
High Sehasis
Miss Beede
Clarifying Use of Educational Stimuli in Classical Studies
A speaker explained that readily available devices can be used to stimulate student interest in classical subjects. The remark emphasizes practical tools to engage learners and enhance enthusiasm for ancient literature and history.
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Eatly
Redfield man injured twice in same month
Redfield November 26. Special. I. P. Schwartz is recovering at home from injuries received Saturday when struck by a car. He was crossing Main Street as a car turned the corner and struck him. This is the second accident of the same kind he has had in the last month.
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Redfield
I- P
Mutilated Body Found on Farm Near Stoux Fall
The body of Frank Harty a 59 year old laborer was found in a hog pen at the Scar Joos and Appledeorn farm near Stoux Fall. He was last seen Sunday morning and authorities believe a heart attack may have caused his death. relatives are thought to live in Sioux City.
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Stoux
Frank Harty
Jake Scarlops
Nick Appledoorn
Harty
Scar- Joos and
Appledearn
Trig
Harry
Sioux City
Farmer Awarded Damages From Armour City
Armour must pay Ed Croker, a farmer, $1,450 for farm damage from sewage overflow from the old disposal plant. The dispute arose after a charted $17,000 bond to build a new plant, finished nearby, and circuit court ruled the land and rainfall would create a mudhole regardless of overflow. Attempts at compromise occurred outside court.
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Armour
Aremour
Ed Croker
Agen
Croker
Aneola Root Heals Stomach Pain and Rheumatism
Mr Carl Bronn of Sioux Falls South Dakota details a recovery after years of indigestion bloating belching and heart pains. He credits Aneola Root with cleansing and stimulating his stomach improving digestion increasing appetite and alleviating rheumatism until it disappeared. The remedy is available at Sherman and Moe and leading druggists in the region.
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Carl Bronn
Carl Brown
Sioux Falls
Sherman & Moe
West River Sheep Company to Invest 500000 in South Dakota
Rapid City reports Minneano lg digitalists announce a 500000 investment in sheep operations in western South Dakota. The West River Sheep Company Inc will base at Rapid City with J. Davey as VP and GM. The firm plans ranch acquisitions, permanent headquarters, and large alfalfa purchases for winter feeding.
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Rapid City
Minneanolg Digitalists
Sheen
South Dakota
West River Sheep Company, Inc
PL J. Davey
Hill City
Forest Reserve
Battle Creek
Charles Seaman
Omaha
Davey
Aol
Battle Creek Ranch
Hampshire
Rams from Wyoming Sent to Berryton Farm
A shipment includes one Ly Man Carmelata ram from Wyoming and two Sargnt Wampshiry ewes registered for the farm’s breeding program. The three animals will be moved to the Berryton farm to join the registered stock.
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Wyoming
Elect Woman 75 Years Old Chapter Head
Lake Andes November 26 The annual election to the Eastern Star chapter resulted in Mrs. Emily Nubertsen being elected worthy matron RG Baker worthy patron Helen Woods associate matron John Xan associate patron Mrs Ira Steele secretary Mrs J B Hovey treasurer Mrs Wasley Braingun conductress Mrs Lloyd Harling associate conductress Houberlaon is past TF yes Hee
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Lake Andes
Esatern Sur
Emily Nubertsen Bein
RG Baker
Heles Woods
John Xan
Ira Steele
J. B. Hovey
Wasley Braingun
Lloyd Harling
Houberlaon
Spanish instruction urged at South Dakota educators meet
William Garvara, Spanish instructor at the University of South Dakota, told a meeting of the Modern Foreign Language section of the South Dakota Educational association that nature has made neighbors yet language sometimes makes strangers, highlighting the need for Spanish instruction. The remarks were made at a Rapid City gathering Tuesday.
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Rapid City
Latin America
Wiliam Garvara
University of South Dakota
Modern Foreign Language Section
South Dakota Educaional Association
Language lesson debate among educators and students
Fragments show a discussion about teaching Spanish and Latin American topics. The dialogue mentions Mr Guevara, Stacy, language learning, and the aim to recognize the present state of language education while noting gaps in speech and understanding.
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Guevara
Gir
How Weak Nervous Women Grow Stronger
An advertisement claims Tanlac improves health for tired run-down women, touting relief from ambigeation and kidney trouble. Mrs C A Warner of Aberdeen South Dakota endorses Tanlac with personal recovery stories and a money-back guarantee through local druggists.
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C. A. Warner
First St. South
Aberdeen
S. D
Cantor
Nie
renGdent
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