Professors Among Notables in South Dakota List
Fifteen percent of notable men in South Dakota in Who's Who in America 1930 31 are University of South Dakota faculty led by President Herman G James. Deans and professors include J J Julian L E Akeley G R Albertson Winfred K Celton Marshall McKusick A M Pardes W E H Batson Carl Christal C Kellogg A Z L Keith Cronin S Thoms Joseph C Onlacher Ellison G Smith Jayson E Payne Edward Hore Silas M Hobt and others.
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Vermillion
South Dakota
Herman G. James
J. J. Julian
Who's Who
L. E. Akeley
College of Engineerin
de Carl Akeley
G. R. Albertson
College of Medicine
Winfred Kt. Celton
College of Music
Marshall McKusick
School of Law
A. M. Pardes
W. E H. Batson
Fr Stevens
B. B. Brackett
Carl Christal
C. Kellogg
Dn A. ZL. Keith
Cronin S. Thoms
Joseph C. Onlacher
State Health Laboratory
School of Medicine
Ellison G. Smith
Supreme Court
Jayson E. Payne
Edward Hore
Silas M. Hobt
Yankton Surcom
University School of Medicine
State College To Give Information
Brookings Oct 6 Beginning today farm marketing and management specialists of the South Dakota State College extension service will hold 30 to 40 meetings to share outlook information on live stock and feed crops. They aim to aid farmers in decisions on feeding breeding and marketing for winter and next spring. Dates listed include Oct 6 through Oct 18 across many counties with focus on hogs cattle sheep wool poultry eggs and feed crops.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College Extension Service
W. I. Schmich
South Dakota
Ames
Iowa
U.S. Department of Agriculture
State College
Outlook
Hamdin
Lake Counties
Spink and
McCook
Claris
Minnehaha
Day
Lincoln
Marshall and Unser
Brown and
Bon Homme
Campbell, Walworth and
Stanley
Carson and
Hughes
Perkins
Sully
Meade
Ziebach
Beadle
Dewey
Codlinston
Potter
County meetings outline marketing and farm management talks
Several meetings are planned in western river counties with two marketing specialists and two farm management experts. One expert will cover search phase and attend most sessions while the marketing specialist will present outlook charts and the farm expert will show how to apply the data to local farms.
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West-Tiver
Seach
Svork
Pierre singers win regional radio audition contest
Miss Evelyn Swarts and Clements Williamson of Pierre won the radio audition held here last week. They qualify for the state contest at Yankton to select singers for the national competition representing South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clements Williamson
Evelyn Schwartz
Pierre
Evelyn Swarts
Capital Journal
Yankton
South Dakota
Alcester Family Reunites After Forty Two Years
Alcester resident John Albers, after forty two years apart, reunites with his four brothers Dick, George, Enoch and Henry and sister in Alcester following visits to siblings in Herman Renkings near Bethalto. The gathering marks a rare family reunion in the region.
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Alcester
John Albers
George
Enoch
Henry Albers
Herman Renkings
Bethalto
Alfonso Rejoices In Heir Health
Madrid reports the presumptive heir Prince of Asturias has recovered health after years of invalidism. Alfonso XII is overjoyed as the heir travels Europe for the first time, with doctors noting cured haemophilia. A future voyage to the Americas is contemplated but depends on stability and strength.
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Madrid
Spain
Prince of Asturias
Alfonso XII
Don Alfonse
Europe
France
Switzerland
Italy
Crown Prince
Russia
Americas
Alfonso
Dog Receives False Teeth After Bus Injury
Sydney report: Charlie the dog of Mrs. Jane Fisher, wife of a Sydney lawyer, sustained a broken jaw when struck by a motor bus. A veterinary and medical team repaired his jaw and fitted a dental plate. He must wear a collar to protect the new molars during adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
Charlie
Jane Fisher
Van Sweringen's Policy Could Trigger New Rail Era
Cleveland story notes G. P. and M. J. Van Sweringen transformed by buying and rebuilding lines from Nickel Plate to Missouri Pacific. They aim to unify east and west systems, speed service, boost traffic, and create a Pacific-coast link, signaling a sweeping railroad era in the southwest.
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Cleveland
G. P. and
M. J. van Sweringen
van Swetingens
Cleveland Traction
New York Central
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Mississippi River
Chesapeake & Ohio
Hocking Valley
Pere Marquette
Erie
Wheeling& Lake Erie
Nickel Plate
Missippi
St.Louis
Missouri Pacific
Western Pacific
Golden Gate
van Sweringen
Kansas City
Southwest
van Sweringens
Missouri Pacific Board
O. P. van Sweringen
Rio Grande
Wabash
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Maryland
Jay Gould
van Swigingens
Goulds
Orient
C. P. van Sweringen
Fragmentary taxi strike note in Cleveland terminal scene
Partial OCR describes taxi drivers at the Cleveland terminal, with police involvement and hopes to remove 4500 cabs from streets amid traffic pressures and income concerns. The fragment hints at a broader plan or project by Sweringen and local authorities to reduce cab clutter and history.
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Cleveland Terminal
City cab cap rule sparks debate on fares and demand
The department ruled that 9,000 cabs for a metropolis of 4,300,000 inhabitants is not too many and that if fares are reduced, business will pick up as the general situation improves.
Planes Discover Lake In Central Australia
A shallow lake along the banks hosts numerous Aboriginal campments. An aerial expedition financed by Donald McKay, a wealthy sheep man, found the lake in Central Australia. Planes could not land, but airmen noted the tribesmen’ s startled reaction from low altitude.
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Central
Australia
Canberra
Donald McKay
Berlin Police Fix Taxi To Inhabitants Ratio
Berlin traffic division rules a taxicab for every 444 residents. The question arose when an association raised the issue amid city transport concerns. The ruling aims to balance service with congestion pressures in the metropolis.
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Berlin
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James
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kelloggs Rice Krispies
Cleveland Brothers
M. J
Anezhany Corporation
Alleghany Corporation
van Sweringen Brothers
Muskrat
Opie Noomman
Sega
Thia Company
Bell System
Cavour Telephone Company
Meres
Stetson
Calmenson
HA. H. Hedblom
Sec.Treas
R. Hedland
Esmond
S. D
Wm. A. Knox
Alpena, S. D
Stoner
Huron
Ayrshire
E. B. Frovert
Russell Bros
Hitchcock
Ehennecht
Cavour
Fred Steuerwald
Wolsey
A. J. Stouffacher
Broadland
Nellmale Alpena
G. L. Ward
Artesian
A. R. Randall
Oxford and
Shropshire Bucks
Walter Warnstadt
John Rallif
Carpenter
F. Leonhardt
Hampshire
Ed. Sievers
Wessington
Rhode Island
Ruby Hewitt
Ray Jones
Poland
Olson
Chester
P. Sweet
Cavour S. D
China
Ed Stoner
E. F. Frevert
Edwin Levine
Charles Rudy
Iroquois
Coutts Brothers
Dall Barton
W.rb
Hamilton
Hitchcork
Chas. Beckler
Bonilla
Smith
Virgil
Beadle County
Better Livestock Association
Fred Stenerwald
Sec
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