Baby Campaigns Signal Need for Birth Certificates
South Dakota leads a national push to register births with the State Board of Health and Census, highlighting stories from Montana, Iowa, Wyoming and beyond. Applicants include Rhodes scholars and high school athletes, all needing proof of age and nationality. The effort is backed by federal and state agencies to ensure proper birth records.
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Relics Found North of St Lawrence Ridge
Archaeological finds near St Lawrence reveal buffalo skulls and Indian-era relics as road work alters Big Wolf creek drainage near Van Der Wert plage. Residents recall the land’s ancient inhabitants while crews move soil and widen channels.
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War discussion at Ep averth league meeting
The Ep averth league of Woonsocket hosted Alpena visitors for a league meeting. The topic was War with George Now leading the discussion and both Pena and Woonsocket members participating in the ensuing arguments.
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Northern Normal Adopts New Plans To Cut Expenses
Aberdeen November 28 Special In order to reduce student expenses at Northern State Teachers college a text book rental system for English education history and possibly other courses will begin December 3 during the winter quarter. The plan is experimental and not compulsory. Students may trade in owned books for credit toward winter term texts.
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Worship Program At Congregational Church Delivers Song
De Smet Congregational Church hosted an evening of worship through music. The 16 voice choir directed by W C Besselievre performed hymns, anthems, solos and a piano piece with soloists Blanche Green Mason Ely Verna Haufte and violin from Alice Schlender.
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Winter Quarter Opens at Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell reports the winter quarter at Dakota Wesleyan University starts with registration on Monday December 3 and classes resume at 3 a m Tuesday December 4. Examinations for the fall quarter are scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday November 27 and 28 with Thanksgiving vacation beginning at noon Wednesday.
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Pilgrim In Pageant Focus Says Jones
Rapid City dispatch reports Glenwood Jones leading pageant field headquarters outlining Pilgrim portrayal in America pageant. He highlights Plymouth Colony hardship and Thanksgiving spirit and notes emphasis on corn pumpkin wild game and turkey in dramatic scenes. Also mentions school children in a chorale ballet format and nonchronological digressions.
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Recount Fails To Break Voting Tie
In Redfield on November 26 a recount of votes for State representative ends in a tie of 2155 for Democrat Tom Ingles and Republican H. Motley of Frankfort. Each candidate loses 35 votes on the recount per official report by AL Kuehn, county auditor. Judge Fisher of Miller is expected to take charge.
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Beneficial Rains Visit Manchester and Wayland
In Manchester on November 23 the area received about half an inch of rain over several days aiding farm work and preserving moisture in rye and thistle fields. In Wayland around November 28 heavy soaking rains improved ground moisture for upcoming crops.
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No Compromise On Bonus Says Zwicky
Rapid City reports state American Legion commander William Zwicky rejects any compromise on the bonus after returning from the Indianapolis national conference. He aims to persuade Frank N. El Belgrano Jr of California to attend the South Dakota state convention in Hot Springs late next August. Dormitory closes for school vacation at St Lawrence during the SDEA convention in Huron, with the dean Morrow and matron Kintigh taking vacations.
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Rain Falls at Lake Preston Brings Needed Moisture
Rain totaling 0.91 inches fell at Lake Preston on Sunday amid lingering fog and humidity. The well timed moisture eases drought since September, with temperatures near 12 degrees last week allowing forage to survive along roadsides and provide roughage for stock.
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