Tax libraries rise in number in South Dakota
Pierre October 1 A survey by Leora J Lewis shows South Dakota tax supported libraries grew from 36 in 1919 to 58 in 1929 with 17 privately supported libraries, totaling 73 libraries. The biggest rise occurred in towns under 2000 population from 19 to 27 while towns over 2000 grew from 26 to 18 and towns over 4000 from eight to ten. No town with 2000 or more people lacks a tax supported library.
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South Dakota
Lewis
Huron Girl Wins State Paper Job in North Central Election
Miss Margar et Townsend of Huron selected among successful candidates for a position on the Industrial Collegian weekly newspaper. New staff includes Gr ie Bawmsarmer Van Hotter Fred Smith Ruth Mattison Harold Ness Melvin Van Epps Harold Braun Leonard Rohrs Beryl Bahcork and Margaré Townsend with Evenson Emskialw and Lauster continuing as editors and managers of the Brookings publication.
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Brookings
Margaret Townsend
Huron
Industrial Collegian
Albert Evenson
Indlticr
Charles Emskiaw
Waterlawn
Evan W. Lauster
Bi Stone City
Industrial Colleran
North Central Press
Gr Ie Bawmsarmer
Waite Lake
van Hotter
Pierpont
Fred Smith
Retle Yourche
George Thiem
Pierre
Ruth Mattison
Harold Ness
Aston
Melvin van Epps
Fort
Harold Braun
Wolsey
Leonard Rohrs
Kimball
Beryl Bahcork
Watertown
Margaré
Townseud
Tiuvon
Ohio man named assistant professor at South Dakota State College
Charles M. Hampson of Ohio is appointed assistant professor in agricultural economics at South Dakota State College to replace Rogers who resigned for a position at North Carolina Agricultural College Raleigh. Hampson brings a strong record in farm management education and research and will advise students on farm management.
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Sful
Caudsaver
Ute Collese
Tung
Redfield Piping Contracts Let for Main Street Route
Redfield awards three piping contracts along a route from the Foster hotel corner to the Christian Science church corner on Severish avenue. Work to replace an old four inch main, one of the city’s oldest lines, with start at once. Contractors named include Mitchell and others. the project involves the Methodist church corner and relayed routes.
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Redfield
City of
York
Severish Avenue
Foster Hotel
Christian Science Church
Ledfield
Mitchell
Di Smet High Elects Officers for New Year
The first Di Smet High School meeting of the year elected officers. Seniors Ronald Graham served as president with Theodore Smith as vice president and Marvin Munger as secretary and treasurer. Juniors Lester Rodney was named president.
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di Smet
C. L
Ne Smet High
Fonowls
Ronald Graham
Theodore Smith
Vie
Mavin Munger
Lester Rodney
Student Club Officers List by Class Years
Erma Nelson serves as vice president and Ruth Widman as secretary and treasurer. Mil Gred Haley is class reporter for Sophomores with Vincent Antle as president and Dorothy Bostrom as vice president and secretary treasurer. Dorothy Bostrom also appears as class reporter. Freshmen officers include Jenna Hantle as president and Stanley Chandler as vice president with Rita Noah as secretary treasurer. Virginia Hinz is listed as class reporter.
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Erma Nelson
Ruth Widman
Mil'Gred Haley
Vincent Antle
Dorothy Bostrom
Genevieve Schultz
Jenna Hantle
Stanley Chandler
Rita Noah
Virginia Hinz
Barber Elected Leader of Agar High Senior Class
Maude Barber is elected President of Agar high school senior class for the 1930 graduating year. Other offices: Genevieve Cass vice president, John Smith secretary and treasurer. Pearl Robewolt president of the turners with Elliott Bouchie vice president and Edith Blaine secretary and treasurer. Sophomores Edward Melleown president, Lucilla Bever vice president, Chester Bramblett secretary and treasurer.
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AGAR
Maude Barber
Agar High School
Genevieve Cass
John Smith
Turners
Pearl Robewolt
Elliott Bouchie
Edith Blaine
Edward Melleown
Lucilla Bever
Chester Bramblett
Agar businessmen in program for women
Wives of Agar Commercial Club members were guests of honor at the season’s first meeting in the Agar hotel. Jesse T. Mayes, Crida, farmer and school superintendent, delivered the principal address on cooperation.
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Agar
Agar Commercial Club
Agar Hotel
Jesse T. Mayes
Crida
Sully Extension To Be Led By Onida Woman
Onida woman Mrs. Heia Brooking was elected chairman of Sully county home extension activities for the coming year at the annual meeting. Mrs. O J Nove Saard was elected vice chairman, Don Ludwig chosen secretary and treasurer, with Mrs. Melvin Todd and Roslira McKenny named to the county board.
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Onida
Heia, Brooking
Sully County
Tilding
J. Nove ‘Saard
Don Ludwig
Hitchcock Entertains Teachers at Methodist Church
Hitchcock teachers were guests at a reception in the Methodist church parlors Friday night. A program of entertainment including vocal solos instrumental quartets chorus numbers and readings was presented under the direction of Mrs. Grant Wells. Rev. F C Page added remarks during the program.
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Hitcncock
Det
Hitchcock
Grant Wells
F C. Page
Fedora Postmistress Leaves For Nebraska
Fedora reports Mrs. J T Leahy former resident travels to Hay Springs Nebraska to have a hospital at that place in the town where her family once lived.
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Fedora
Nebraska
J.T. Leahy
Hay Springs
Neb
Quiet Dinner Marks Break Between Eva and Brent
Eva endures a tense dinner as Brent plans a deliberate rift. He aims to wound her at every turn while keeping her unaware it is a calculated campaign. Eva senses the cruelty but remains passive, awaiting a change in their troubled relationship.
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Eva
Brent
Bya
Leitiser
Eva En
Gelen
Mie
Bob
Bramblewoo
Noted Affections Clash in a Quiet Household
Eva and Brent navigate a tense moral tangle as Brent hints at shifting duties toward Helen. Eva battles love and restraint while Helen frets over Bob’s absences and deepening studies amid a late night to the lake and garden.
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Helen
Eva
Bob
Kya
Eva Persuades Bob to Visit Helen at Bramblewood
After a quiet funeral Helen keeps to Bramblewood with Brent and a few others Eva urges Bob to visit Helen. Bob agrees reluctantly, then changes his mind upon arriving at Bramblewood, as his motive to be near Helen is tested by pride and family persuasion.
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Helen
Brent
Mr. Greaves
Eva
Bob
Bramblewood
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Brant
Ibrary
Leonard
Wealth Laboratories, Inc
Pittsburgh
Wright’s Health Underwear
Mens Part Wool Union
Globe
Wright
Railroad Innei
Oxford
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Red Owl
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