Union Building Opens February 1 at University of South Dakota
Vermilion reports the new Union building at the University of South Dakota will open to students, faculty, alumni and friends February 1. Construction progresses with interior plastering underway and an anticipated completion before Christmas. a $250 activity fee will fund salaries and costs, with total project cost about $100,000.
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Baok
Cooperative Book Store
John Berg
South Dakota
Unio
Students Association
Sioux Falls College Names Officers in Class Elections
Sioux Falls College classes elected officers in recent meetings with Hilmar Martin elected president of the Jamioy class and Robert Riter chosen president of the Freshman class. Minor officers were chosen for other groups, with Everett Winnett as president and Elizabeth Rice as secretary already in place.
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Sioux Falls College
Sioux Falls
Hilmar Martini
Robert Riter
Siour Falls
Ouher
William Morris
Littlefork
Minnesota
Alan Stoddard
Hurley
Dale
Deeshonan Glass
Dorotha Earle
Trent
Tressurer
Young pilot injured in glider accident
A young pilot sustained cuts and bruises when the club’s glider dived twice into the ground on Sunday afternoon. The craft, part of the club's fleet, was damaged but no serious injuries were reported.
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Te Craft
Wand County Farmers Start Corn Picking
Miller reports corn picking has begun in the area, to be done by machines and hand, providing work for many men for some time. Farmers are grinding wheat to feed hogs and cattle, and expect cows to yield milk. hens will f return fattening on ground wheat as feeding continues.
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Wand
Axe
Tripp Hatchery Expands With New Branches
Fred and Otto Mueller, who run Tripp hatchery, plan new branches at Tyndall and Parkston. Parkston location replaces Grose Hatchery that closed there. At Tyndall the operation moves to the basement of the post office, run by Leonard Mueller. The Tripp plant is a new modern building with full electrical equipment and a 43,000 egg capacity.
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Tripp Hatchery
Tripp
Fred
Otto Mueller
Tyndall
Parkston
Grose Hatcheres
Leonard Mueller
Candy Lottery Deemed Worst Form of Gambling
Minier Brands Candy Lottery condemned by State Sheriff Fred Minier as a dangerous gambling method targeting children. He said complaints show retailers use it to boost sales and pledged to halt the practice where solid information is available. The scheme prizes free candy or prizes via numbered bars.
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Minier
Fred Minier
Aberdeen Adopts Inside Left Turn and Parking Rules
Aberdeen officials approved an enhanced parking plan on Main street and will implement inside left turns to improve safety and traffic flow. Markers will guide enforcement as automatic signals remain mostly unused. drivers must stop at arterial intersections.
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Aberdeen
Main Street
Aberdeen City Commis [Sioners
Man Is Acquitted On Forgery In South Dakota Trial
Madison October verdict of not guilty returned by the jury in the state of South Dakota vs. E. R. Montgomery. Montgomery faced forgery charges after a trial that opened last week. Herman Heldt pleaded guilty to possession of intoxicating liquor and was fined $450 plus costs by Judge John T. Medin. Many other actions were settled out of court or continued to the next circuit court session.
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Madison
Oct
South Dakota
E. R. Montgomery
Montgomery
Herman Heldt
John T. Medin
Watertown Hosts District Nurses Meeting
Nurses from Huron Watertown Redfield Aberdeen Webster and Waubay attended the third district meeting in Watertown on Saturday. Thirty five association members were present with papers read and a report on the national convention by Miss Florence Walker Waubay and the treasurer Miss Lillian Zinther. The next district gathering will be in Huron.
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Watertown
Huron
Redfield
Aberdeen
Webster
Weubay
Florence Walker
Waubay
Lillian Zinther
Doland Farmer Weds Miss Gladys Peterson
Miss Gladys Peterson of Frankfort and Charles Cooper of Doland were married at the M. E. parsonage in Doland with Rev. Hartt leading. Peterson is daughter of James Peterson, now in Coming, Cal. Cooper is son of Alfred Cooper, a Doland area farmer. They will live on a farm 15 miles south of Doland after a trip to the Twin Cities.
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Doland
Gladys Peterson
Frankfort
Charles Cooper
M. E. Parsonage
Hartt
Peterson
James Peterson
Coming
Cal Mir
South Dakota
Mr. Cooper
Alfred Cooper
Cooper
Pwin
Dotand
Piano Seizure Ends With Shotgun Standstill
In Aberdeen on October 1 Fred Harms went to collect a piano on overdue payments from John Geno. Geno was away when the piano was loaded onto a truck. He arrived as the action began and ordered the piano returned home, firing a shotgun to emphasize the demand. Harms yielded and notified officers who advised caution. The piano remained with Geno.
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Bill Collector
Aberdeen
Fred Harms
Rome
John Geno
Geno
Harrs
Spent
Colored Woman Pays Fine For Insomnia Incident
In METCHFU, Oct 4 Leela Alex- Shearde at about 2 o clock faced a minor disturbance during a race and skeen versing with four men at a small station. An officer intervened leading to a jail term and a fine of five dollars. Separately VALE reports a special-Yal¢ primary with eight beginners in a classroom and pupils creating scrapbooks and picture books in early grades.
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Bica
Leela Alex- Shearde
Fale -Pupies
Vale
Western civilization sound and hopeful says Dr Christal
Vermillion reports Dr Carl Christel a University of South Dakota history professor defended twentieth century Western civilization on KUSD radio Monday night arguing mechanical progress raises living standards education will deepen spirituality and boost popular education He named Ford Edison and Einstein as proof of progress and urged Bradhxal refinement while maintaining faith in four times future.
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Vermillion
Carl Christél
University of South Dakota
Kusd
Chin
Manland
Christol
Christal
Henry Ford
Thomas Edison
Albert Einstein
Dresins
Azxt
Deer and Elk Abundant in Hills Says Open Season
DEADWOOL Oct 1 Hunters expect plentiful deer and elk as the open season nears in the hills near Bla. The season runs until November 2 with a bag limit of one elk per hunter and one deer buck. Duck hunting is good and cranes and geese are seen migrating. No pheasants are open this year in this area.
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Tuster State Park
Man Seriously Hurt In Car Accident Near Sioux Falls
Herman Netpag of Canton received a severe facial cut extending from eye to eye and Charles Manning of Rowena sustained minor injuries when the car left the highway near Stovy Falls. Netpag was taken to Sioux Falls hospital while Manning was taken to his home. The accident happened on a curve three-fourths of a mile east and a mile south of Sioux Bay.
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Oogg
Sioux Palls
Herman Netpag
Canton
Charles Manning
Rowena
Stovy Falla
Welson
Sioux Falla
Manning
Bae East
Sioux Ba
Deadwood Teacher Sustains Sprained Knee After Hall Fall
Deadwood October 2 Miss Creta Reinecke English and library science instructor at Deadwood high school fell in a hall she will miss several days of duties after examination shows no serious injuries though she suffers a badly sprained knee.
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Deadwood
Creta ‘Reiele
Deadwood High School
Sioux Falls Finishes County Health Survey
Sioux Falls reports completion of a county health survey conducted under the White House conferences on pre school child health and betterment. Miss Vera Halver, public health nurse, directed the effort with five workers interviewing 300 families in the Siouxvarl area.
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Sioux Falls
Mimachaka County Public Health Association
Wes Bern
White House
Teachers Institute Closes in Lawrence County
Rural and city teachers from Lawrence County concluded a two day institute yesterday. Leading educators presented lectures as part of the annual program. Superintendent Shee noted the event promotes teaching standards for the upcoming year.
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Teachers Institute Ie
Lawrence County
Rains Improve Conditions in Western South Dakota
Rains in late July relieved drought in western South Dakota, improving prairie grain prospects and hay supply. Moisture revived fields and boosted feed for livestock, signaling a better outlook for harvest and farm condition in the Pierre region.
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Pierre
Ktter
South Dakota
Tepee Day Skating Derby Planned at Sioux Falls College
Karl Krueger of the Stylus announced a wotler skating derby for Tepee Day on October 18 at Sioux Falls College. The noon event starts at the college and ends in the city over about a mile and a half course. All college men may enter, with a model T collegiate silver as first prize.
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Sioux Falls
Karl Krueger
Stylus
Sioux Falls College
Woonsocket Man Named to University Poetry Committee
Vermillion October 1 Harper and Brothers ask colleges to submit verse for a New Anthology College Verse. Ruth Page Vermil Yan Adrian Krier Woonsocket Teanne Kearney Watertown appointed to the University poetry committee Monday. Students will judge and send best works for publication in Harper’s anthology and another Washington and Lee volume.
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Woonsocket
Vermillion
Harper and Brothers Publishing Company
University of South Dakota
Ruth Page
Vermil Yan
Adrian Krier
Woonsucket
Teanne- Kearney
Watertown
Harper's
Washington and Lee University
O. C. Kelleg
Dedicate New Organ At Webster Church
A new Estey pipe organ was dedicated at St Jots's Lutheran church in Webster on Sunday afternoon. The service featured Rev. N. M. ls vak er from Minneapolis and several area pastors. A grand concert by United choirs of Aberdeen concluded the day, with Mrs Johan L. presiding at the organ.
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Webster Church
Webster
St Jots's Lutheran Church
Seriver Peterson
Redfield
O. J. Lundley
Stratford
M. J. Nilson
Bristol
L. Scheie
Lily
A. Hofstad Sisseten
M. S
Mutsen
Groton
Carl Kildahl
Volga
United Choirs of
Aberdeen
Tircwit
Carl B. Halls
Johan L
Pierre Firemen Fight Three Blazes On Sunday
Pierre Otto The Pierre Fire Department fought three fires Sunday afternoon. The old livery barn on Missouri Avenue owned by Max Kerr was practically destroyed with five old streetcar cars inside. two were recovered with minor damage. The Kantowski meat market basement fire was extinguished with little loss, and the Coughlin dairy fire stemmed from motor overheating with slight damage.
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Pierre
Otto
Missouri Avenue
Max Kerr
Kantowski
Coughlin Dairy
Coughlin
Brown County Farm Management Club Meets in Aberdeen
Aberdeen October 3 Brown County farm management club holds its first meeting of the year convened by F J McHugh club president. The session focuses on winter plans and sheep and cattle care with invited speakers including Pit Lewis agriculture agent for Milwaukee railroad who will discuss freight rates and feed sources.
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Aberdeen
Brown County Fam Management Club
F. J. McHugh
Pit Lewis
Milwaukee‘railroad
Paving Sought in Bon Homme County State Aid Plan
Citizens in Bon Homme County seek state and federal aid for Highway No. 56 paving from the west limits to Typpeal. Petitions urge the county board to ask the state highway commission to proceed with concrete paving per state specs. Project cost would be shared from county lands with reimbursement from available funds, and funds would come from state and federal aid. Paving to begin as soon as possible if approved.
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Tyndall
Homme
South Dakota
Board of County Commissioners
State Highway Commission
Highwiny
Typpeal
Gaasod
Johnson Explains Pheasant Rulings in South Dakota
Pierre October 1 O H Johnson director of the state game and fish department explained pheasant regulations governing transport. Non residents and hunters in non hunt areas may ship birds tagged with non resident or resident pheasant tags. Storage storage labeling and possession limits follow stored game rules. Hunting season runs October 19 to November 14 in most east river counties.
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Pierre
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
South Dakota
Johnson
Court Decides In by Miller Woman Damages Awarded
Miller Oct 1 A damage suit arising from a July 12 1529 automobile collision near Miller on Highway 14 favored Mr and Mrs H Q Eichel. Emmett Lebo of Farmington sued the Eichels for 90000 and the Eichels countered for 15009. The crash injured occupants seriously and highlighted driving risks at a side road obstruction. Mrs Eichel received 1.00 for personal injury and 500 for auto damage.
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Miller
H. Q.eichel
Eichels
Emmett Lebo
Farmington
Mimn
Lebo
Elcher
Limilea
Biche
Watertown Repairs Standpipe After Years Of Rest
Watertown will repair the 42 year old standpipe to keep it usable for another decade. City Engineer W F Cochrane announced the work this week after residents warned that deterioration could cause a collapse of the aging structure since the new tank was built two years ago.
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Watertown
W. F. Cochrane
Plans for Older Boys Conference Discussed at Aberdeen
Aberdeen District Order Boys conference committee chaired by Judge Lewis Larsen will meet Thursday to expand plans for the Older Boys conference in Aberdeen on November 21 22 and 23 Lester Forward state secretary MC A Minneapolis will attend to help frame the program select speakers and choose the theme The event aims to attract over 100 boys from Mobridge to Ellendale Watertown and Huron among others outlining regional participation
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen District Order
Lewis Larsen
Sioux Falls
Lester Foward
MC. A
Minneapolis
Amazes
Mobridee
Perth
Ellendale
N.D
Waterton
Huron
Pierre to Vote Again On Issuance Of Bonds
Pierre voters face a special election on October 10 to decide about issuing general obligation bonds for a new light and water plant. Previous attempts were rejected as invalid, and the city contemplates emergency warrants to cover immediate costs for a gas well project.
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Pierre
Inter
Beyern
Bee Industry Grows in South Dakota Beekeeping Numbers Rise
In Pierre South Dakota farmers report 6576 bee colonies double the count a decade ago Yet this year shows a drop from 7654 last year and 8533 in 1923 The 1920 total was 3933 with Bingsbury Lake and Meade counties leading the list Beadle Bon Homme Clark Hamlin Hutchinson and Seaborn exceed two hundred colonies.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Oct
Frank D. Kriebs
Bingsbury
South
Dalton
Lake
Meade
Beadle
Bon Homme
Clark
Hamlin
Hutchinson
Seaborn
Albright Praises Black Hills and Wind Cave Plans
National Park Service Director Albright, after a visit with Senator Norbeck, praised the Black Hills district as a major recreation center. He announced Wind Cave improvements for fall and winter including electric lighting and road work, and lauded Norbeck as a leading conservation figure during his Yellowstone meeting. He will proceed to the Bad Lands National Reserve afterward.
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Bot Springs
Albright
National Park Service
Wind Cave R National Park
Peter Norbeck
Black Mills
Norbeck
Senate Wild Life Conservation Committee
Yellowstone
Augustana Enrollment Rises by Twenty-Five Students
Augustana college reports a total enrollment of 372, up from 347 last year. Freshmen add 22 students while seniors drop three. Enrollment by class lists freshmen 163 sophomores 104 juniors 51 and seniors 44 with nine unclassified. Part time and conservatory registrants are excluded. Yale enrollment also notes a rise from 26 to 31 students at Yale High School.
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Augustana
Siouxm Falls
Oct
Augustana College
Clsss
Conservatory of
Miusin
YALE
Yale High School
Building Boom In Yankton Area In 1922 Report
Yankton area reports 1922 building activity approaching two million dollars with major new construction, remodeling, and repairs. Notable projects include Montgomery Ward at 75K, Newberry block 50K, Hudson apartments 50K, Curry hotel 30K, and a Northwestern Panic Service power plant upgrade 100K. College adds science hall 220K and heating plant 70K. About 5 percent of homes started or finished, with surrounding towns also showing strides in school, business, and infrastructure.
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Yankton
Misgouri River
Montgomery Ward
Newberry Block
Hudson Apartments
Curry
Northwestern Panic Service Company
Yankton College
Mec Hanes
Tyndall
Main Street
Springfield
Southeern Formal
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