Hunting Season To Open Friday In South Dakota
Pierre October 2 The 1924 waterfowl shooting season opens in South Dakota Friday with weekly federal regulations allowing hunting of migratory waterfowl Friday Saturday and Sunday from October 5 to December inclusive. Daily limits for ducks are 12 with up to five per species. goose limit four per day with double possession. Coot limits 25. Wilson snipe 20. Shooting sunrise to sunset. Duck decoy limit 25 per stand. Waterfowl building prohibited except with federal permit. Resident license 1 dollar duck stamp 1 dollar. non residents 25 dollar license. Non residents may ship 23 migratory waterfowl on license coupons.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Survay of Biological Survey
Watertown
Homecoming Chiefs Are Chosen Today
Northern students vote today for queen and marshall in the Gypsy Day homecoming. Candidates for queen are Alicé Clute and Ciara Leap of Ft. Pierre with two marshalling hopefuls John Barstow, Harold Tivmans, Bernard Logerwell, Mc Loughlin and Theodore Martz. Campaigns have grown as the election nears. queen signifying campus authority since 1916.
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N.S. 1
Qutor
Alicé Clute
Abarthen
Ciara Leap
Ft. Pierre
Queen
John Barstow
Aberdeen
Harold Tivmans
Platte
Bernard Logerwell
McLoughlin
Theodore Martz
Leola
Marshall
Northern
Miss Clute
Miss Lear
Immh
Cha Brunette
Northarm
Hand County Women Democrats Form Group in Miller
In Miller on October 2 a gathering in the Legion room aimed to build a county organization for women supporting the Democratic party. Fifty-two attended as D. C. Walsh spoke on qualifications of state ticket candidates and voting confidence. Tea served by Mrs. Corcoran and Mrs. Hinselman.
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Hand
Miller
Legion
D. C. Walsh
Mra
C. P. Corcoran
G. O. P. Women To Meet At Highmore
Republican women of Tiltle county gather at Mrs. Margaret Rossman Korsgaard home in Highmore on Friday Oct 5. Rural precincts and town members attend with outside speakers and entertainment numbers by local talent.
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Highmore Highmore
Margaret Rossman Korsgaard
Tiltle County
Highmore
Ree Heights Sports Day Proves Success
Ree Heights hosted a local sports day drawing many residents from surrounding territory. The ideal weather allowed enjoyments from a rooster ball game to campfire girls food sale, with proceeds benefiting the school band and their music funds.
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Ree Heights
Supt. Wold
Portraits of three Indians added to University museum
University of South Dakota students painted three portraits of Indians during the muemer session. The works were added to the University museum under the direction of W. E. Over.
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University of South Dakota
Muemer
University Museum
W. EE
Direc
Huron Homecoming Weekend Attracts Alumni Festivities
Madison on October 2 details a fourteenth Eastern State homecoming with Deep River Plantation singers at 8:30 Friday in East Wing auditorium. Events include pep meeting, bonfire, snake dance, a 10:30 Saturday speech, garden theatre rally, Trojan field game at 2, tea dance, Alumni dance, and reunions, with tickets for alumni. Alumni gain entry with activity tickets.
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Deep River Plantation
East Wing Auditorium
United States
Madison
Commercial Club of
Eastern
Garden Theatre
Trojan
Huron
Essrem
Oelock
Deep River Plantation Singers
fVkers
The
Women’s Athletic Association
Kappa Sigms Iota
West Wings
State And University 4 Trade Collections
Vermillion Oct 2 More than 600 specimens of shells and grasshoppers will be exchanged this fall between the University of South Dakota museum and State College. The USD museum trades its duplicate land and fresh water shell collection for 363 Orthoptera species from State College. The exchange emphasizes South Dakota shells and includes all duplicated shells in the USD collection.
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State and University
University of South Dakota
State College
South Dakota
W. H. Over
University Museum
Three New Instructors On State College Staff
BROOKINGS Oct 2 Three new instructors join State College faculty to fill vacancies from the past year. Dr T Hillard Cox economics earned a PhD from Iowa University, previously at Iowa State College. Dr R E Reinhart physics holds PhD from Kansas, and Robert Linus English MA from Chicago. All are well qualified and bring prior department experience to their roles.
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Brookings
State College
T. Hillard Cox
R. E. Reinhart
Robert Linus
Cox
Iowa State College
University of Iowa
Limpus
University of Chicago
Reinhart
University of Kansas
Students Seek Jobs On Collegian Staff 50 Year Anniversary Call
Ui residents report that forty four students have applied for reporter positions on the Industrial Collegian staff at State College. Harry Dawson editor and Warren Morrell managing editor issued the call. business manager candidate Arthur Fillbrandt is collating applications. The list includes Ruth Wyman Arnold Bauder Rober Saunders Howard Dyste Arthur Larson Selmer Wake Max Myers Helen Frothinger Robert Swanson M Shephard Corrine Heaton Edna McLoughlin Lynn Thatcher Alice Zimmer John M. Ryan Elizabeth Simmons Elmer Schmieter Lenore Anderson Leonard Ekdere Ruth Bowe Jasper Kibbe Shirley Larson Allan Dempster Dorothy Bates Ray Abel Donald Hunt Tom Bell Lillian Jensen Audrey Sorensen Ruth Thue Helen Conway Norman Rumple Paul Miller Ada Yost George Kane Yvonne Hougen Kathleen Caroun and others. The Collegian marks its golden anniversary this year.
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Brookings
Industrial Collegian
State College
Harry Dawson
Canistoia
Warren Morrell
Pollock
Lave
Arthur Fillbrandt
South Shore
Collegian
Ruth Wyman
Racine
Wis
Arnold Bauder
Bowdle
Rober Saunders
Sarretson
Howard Dyste
Arthur Larson
Selmer Wake
Piergent
Max Myers
Dallas
Helen Frothinger
Bradley
Robert Swanson
Huron
M. Shephard
Corrine Heaton
Watertown
Edna McLoughlin
Mitchell
Lynn
Youth Is Sentenced For S F Shooting
In Sioux Falls an 11 year old youth, Chester Thompson, was sentenced to three years in the South Dakota penitentiary for shooting Urschel Lape. Thompson pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to kill before Circuit Judge D L Fleeger. The incident stemmed from a personal grudge. Lape was critically wounded but recovered quickly.
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S. F
Sioux Falls
Chester Thompson
South Dakota
Urschel Lape
Maxwell chapter O. B. 5 holds regu lar meeting with towel shower
Maxwell chapter O. B. 5 conducted its regular meeting on Thursday evening in Towel Shower. Lunch was served by Doris Varcoe and Ruth Gardner to members and several visitors. A towel shower for the Redfield Q. ES. home was a special feature of the event.
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Ree Heights
Maxwell Chapter
Doris Varcoe
Ruth Gardner
Redfield Q. ES
Seek To Restrain State Commission
Attorney General Walter Conway asks the South Dakota Supreme Court to restrain highway commission funds expenditure, alleging violation of county allocation laws. The suit names Governor Berry and highway commissioners Clark McClean and Wadden, seeks original jurisdiction or a client-court filing if not granted. Based on state law allocating 75 percent of road funds to counties.
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Pierre
South Dakota Highway Commission
Walter Conway
Supreme Court
Tom Berry
R. W. Clark
E. H. McClean
N. E. Wadden
Highway Commission
South Dakota highway funds allocation questioned by counties
A legal filing accuses the state highway commission of ignoring allocation rules, diverting funds from allocated counties to others. It cites balances showing large shortages and seeks a court order to halt cross-county transfers while the case clarifies the law. The complaint, by Attorney General Walter Conway and others, targets northeastern counties protesting the distribution method.
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Highway Commission
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Commissoin
Walter Conway
B.D. Mintener
I. T. van Slyke
Aberdeen
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