Many Activities Added at Eastern State Teachers College
Madison October 3 Twenty one extracurricular activities appear on the official Eastern State Teachers college program. Monday and Tuesday are busiest for meetings with size varied events. Thursday tops for activities followed by Friday and Wednesday. Religious clubs meet first and third Thursdays 8 to 3 30, Women’s hour 4 to 5 Thursday, Nurses Glee club Thursdays 7 30 to 6. Football plays daily. Women’s Athletic Association active daily except Thursday.
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Madison
Eastern State Teachers College
Women's Self Government
Jean Barnes
Nurses’ Glee Club
Women’s Athletic Association
Judicial grant funds county agricultural extension work
Judge John T. Medin approved the annual appropriation for county agricultural extension work at the election period, in circuit court this week, enabling continued local support for farm education and outreach programs.
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John T. Medin
Groton Plans To Fete 50th Anniversary Pageant
Groton committees named to stage a daylight historical pageant marking the city founding anniversary and set for the week of June 7 to 13. General and club committees listed with coordinators from Riverside Putney James and other communities joining in the production and securing stage, grounds, and finance roles.
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Groton
O. I. Bierman
L. E. Falk
A. Wilson
Muriel Rasmussen
S. H. Chilton
Lee Cummins
Vance E. Miller
Riverside
Wr. Rix
Richard Johnson
Carl Green
Chester Craig
Putney
Chas. Rasmussen
Chris Jensen
Frank Pratt
A. R. Hérise
William Wood
James
Charles Lietz
Otto Rock
Oscar Prestegard
John Heberer
Henry
George Riggs
Elia Riggs
Gaie Peppers
William Cody
Howard Fa
Clubs Back Aberdeen YMCA Drive Begins Monday
Aberdeen October 3 Special With service clubs the American Legion and Veterans of the Spanish American War entering teams the annual YMCA membership drive starts Monday morning A cup is awarded to the club signing most members Lions club has won it for two years Cosmopolitan club for one year Largest membership ever enrolled expected at drive’s end.
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Aberdeen Y. M. C. A
Aberdeen
American Legion
Lions Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Brown County Club Discusses Feeding Sheep Issue
Brown County Farm Management club, formed last spring to improve town conditions, met at the Alonzo Ward hotel to discuss the feeder sheep problem. Representatives from the Milwaukee railroad discussed freight rates and sources for sheep in the county. Fanl Lewis, railroad agriculture agent, and BE. W. Halt of Chicago gave detailed talks.
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Brown County Club
Aberdeen
Brown County Farm Management Club
Alonzo Ward
Milwaukee Railroad
Fanl Lewis
Man Returns Home to House Fire Near Mt Vernon
Elmer Tietz returned to his farm home five miles southwest of Mt Vernon to find a kitchen blaze spreading rapidly. He fought the fire himself and extinguished it after a lively battle, limiting damage to the single room.
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MT. Vernon
Elmer. Tietz
Tietz
China in flux as Nation faces swift revolutions
Guy Thelin, a 1920 State College graduate and missionary, spoke at State College on October 29 about China’s turbulent transformation. He noted rapid political, social, and industrial change, a fast evolving national language, widespread educational desires, and a fast moving nationalist youth movement. He warned the movement’s speed may harm the country and highlighted transportation as a major challenge with costly coolie transport.
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Brookings, Oc. O
China
Guy Thelin
State College
Thelin
Congregational Missionary Board
Mr. Thelin
Miltonian society to stage The Dover Road at State college
The Miltonian Literary society at State college selects The Dover Road by A A Milne for Hobo Day October 25. Harold Jordan leads as Latimer with Harriet Mattison as the heroine and a half dozen other players including Robert Gregory Harry Merritt and Robbie Taylor in key roles. Mrs A A Applesate directs as rehearsals begin and doors open at 8 o clock for the student production.
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Brookings
A. A. Milne
Miltonian Literary Society
State College
Harold Jordan
Lansare
Latimer
Jordan
Harriet Mattison
Robert Gregory
Alexandria
Leonard
Harry Merritt
White
Nicholas
Robbie Taylor
Sioux Falls
Eustasia
A. A. Applesate
Dover Road
Sioux Falls Community Chest Budget Set at 47000
Announcement from Sioux Falls states the Community Chest budget has been approved and set at 47000. W C Buchanan leads the gifts division and will manage a full corps of assistants in coordinating fundraising efforts with participating agencies.
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Sioux Falls
W.C. Buchanan
Big Gifts
Patrolman Breaks Arm in 40 Foot Bucket Accident
Piedmont October 3 William Mahaffey a road patrolman between Black Hawk and Piedmont sustained a broken arm when a bucket slipped from a helper during well digging and fell about 40 feet striking his arm.
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Piedmont
William Mahaffey
Black Hawk
Road Grading Proceeds From Canton to State Park
Canton progresses on a new state park road, six miles south of town, with a 28 foot grade and rebuilt bridges. The graded graveled route will link with the Fairview county road this fall and extend south to Hudson, joining the county system at the next commissioners meeting.
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Canton
State Park
Newton Hills
Town
Fairview
E. J. Straw
Hudson
Feeder lambs arrive for local farmers in De Smet
De Smet October 3. A second trainload of feeder lambs was received this week and will be distributed among nearby farmers. The shipment, plus several extra cars, originated from Montana.
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de Smet DE Smet
Montana
Cotton Growth Shown In South Dakota Field
Oct. 3 in Sioux Falls a farmer Herman Geinitz displayed a nearly mature cotton plant with eight bolls proving cotton can grow in the state. He obtained seeds from a box car coming from a southern state, demonstrating adaptable agriculture despite a northern climate.
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Sioux Falls
Sioux
Falls
South Dakota
Herman Geinitz
Geinitz
Rain Delays Threshing At Miller Farm
October arrived with thunder showers and warm weather delaying threshing. considerable work remains to be done.
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