Springs College Names Officers Across Divisions
Wessington Springs junior college and associated high school groups have elected officers for the year. Sophomore officers include President Mark Stillman and Vice President Lawrence Godfrey. freshmen leaders Kenneth Starkey and Dean Kellum, with advisement by faculty. Junior and senior class officers cover multiple roles, with several faculty advisers named.
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Wessington Springs
Colléere
Mark Stillman
Lawrence Godfrey
Genevieve Newman
Charles Shockey
Mra
HE. Kellum
Haven Smith
Lawrence Eagle
Fay Andrews
Munn
Hazelle Collins
George Johnson
Ward Ivans
Onis Scandrett
Phillip Williams
Margaret Bobb
Pauline Wagner
Alice Bateman
Geraldyas Breese
Walter Brodens
Louise ‘Jonnes
Alligator Sighted in Harding County Creek
Buffalo reports E E Junek, county commissioner, saw a three foot alligator in a Redig creek last week. Efforts will be made to capture the reptile before waters freeze and kill it. A previously reported loss of two alligators from Last Soumer may be connected.
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Buffalo
Enrolments Fall at Northern Normal College
Aberdeen October 1 Enrollment figures from the Northern State Teachers College registrar show a slight decline from last year with about 700 students enrolled. Over 350 are freshmen. the only rise is a 10 percent margin in upper senior classes. Twenty two high school preparatory students and 29 special students add to the roll while cropping failures and drought keep farmers from paying out.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
South Dakota
Frechmah
N.S. C.C
Aberdeen College
Prohibition Tour By Former State Dry Pope
Former state prohibition advocate Sosa Mitchell of the anti liquor league will visit the state this week to promote prohibition. His schedule includes talks at the Baptist convention in Brookings Presbyterian church synod in Madigan and the Methodist conference in Huron. He will also speak at Howard evening and at the Mitchell Lap church morning and at Redfield that evening.
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Huron
Sosa Mitchell
K. Xx. Holsaple
Aitchioan Anti-Stloou League
South Dakota
Brookings Presbyterian
Madigan
Howard
Mitchell Lap
Redfield
Yankton Eyes Woman Sheriff Hopefuls Rise
In Yankton county prospects emerge for a woman to hold the sheriff post with discussions on the possible candidacy and the pathway to election. Community leaders weigh female leadership as the race develops.
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Yankton
Yankton County
Ike
Milliken to Consider Running for Sheriff Seat
The notice outlines three conditions for a potential Milliken campaign. First she must be allowed to run, second Sheriff Milli ken must consent, and third she would be elected with her husband becoming chief deputy if she wins. Basil DeShazo has filed for the office on the Republican ticket.
Hunters Flock to Lake Preston as Water Rises
Lake Preston residents say hunters continue to visit the area for duck shooting. Recent rains have raised lake levels with Lake Preston up six inches, filling water holes and enhancing prospects for salmon season.
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Lake
Preston
Lake Preston
Indian Refuses $2500 Alfalfa Seed Offer
John Harte Hawk a Sioux Indian north of Winner thr eshed 18 acres of Cossack alfalfa yielding 171 hus- sels. He declined a $2500 offer for the seed and crop from the machine, saying he holds for a better price. The harvest includes first cutting hay and a strong fall crop for pasturage.
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John Harte Hawk
Mr. Eagle
Hawk
Vicks Uses Grow As External Treated Coles Rise
Growing use of Vicks as an external treatment pushes up yearly jar counts from 17 million to over 26 million in the United States. Mothers of young children favor the product for its swallow free, gentle vaporizers and inhaled vapors.
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Vicks
United States
South Dakota Reports Rusty Barberry Finders and Fewer Workers
Nearly 33 000 rust producing barberries have been found in South Dakota since eradication began. State leader St C Bulger said over 700 were found this year and the force is reduced to four men working out of Platte to finish the survey this fall. Earlier, a crew of 19 men worked in Charles Mix Douglas Bon Homme Grant and Turner counties. 15 returned to school. Another planting was found near the Missouri river, the tenth property in Charles Mix county this year. No bushes found along the river but surveys continue.
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Brookings
South Dakota
St. C. Bulger
Harberry
Platte
Charie- Mix County
Charles Mix
Douglas
Bon Homme
Grant
Turner
South
Des Moines to Host Library Convention Speakers
W F Rumlien professor of real librarians for South Dakota State College Brookings will address delegates at the Town Library association convention in Des Moines October 14 16 He plans to speak October 16 on Equalizing Library Opportunities and the county library program The meeting will discuss policy needed legislation and revision of the association constitution
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Des Moines
Prs Moines
W. F. Rumlien
Re al Sociatos
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Town Library Association
Kumlien
Iowa Association
Spink Extension elects county officers and board
Mrs. c H Weiting of Tulare was elected county chairman of extension work at a courthouse meeting in Redfield. Mrs. A T Kitterman of Daland was named vice chairman and Mrs C E Statenroth of Redfield secretary and treasurer. The executive board includes C E Thompson Redfield, Faye Littkow Mellette, Elsie M Smith Doland, Harry Dixon Hitchcock, Hazel Roberts Conde, and Susan B Wilder Brookings.
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Faye Littkow
Mellette
Elsie
M. Smith
Doland
Harry Dixon
Hitchcock
Hazel Roberts
Conde
Susan B. Wilder
Brookings
Training School in Redfield Opens Summer Activities
Women answered early in the summer. The first training school in Redfield will take place Thursday at 10 a.m. A business meeting is set for 1 p.m. and at 3 p.m. an exhibit of Christmas gifts will be shown. Sarva Dewing extension agent will conduct the training school.
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Redfield
Sarva Dewing
Yankton College Enrolls 312 Students From Nine States
Yankton college reports an all time high enrollment of 312 students this year from nine states plus Alaska. South Dakota provides 263 students, Nebraska 31, Missouri seven, Minnesota three, Iowa three, with Washington Oregon Kansas Wisconsin and Alaska each supplying one student. In Manchester, Gig Revel was elected president of the Young Citizens league at its first meeting, with Audrey Decker as vice president Evelyn Revel as secretary and Violet Stanfield as treasurer.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Alaska
South Dakara
Nebraska
Slimols
Minnesota
Iowa
Washington
Oregon
Kansas
Wisconsin
Manchester
Gig Revel
Young Citizens’ League
Audrey Decker
Evelyn Revel
Violet Stanfield
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Light Pac
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Broadway
New York
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Wolsey
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Rhode Island
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Gang
Hayes Corn
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