Wives Rights Topics Highlight October KUSD Schedule
Vermillion Oct 9 two talks planned at University of South Dakota station KUSD discuss Property Rights of Married Women in South Dakota by Dean McKusick on Oct 29 and The Law of the Air by L W Feezer on Oct 24. Programs air 8 9 30 p m on select nights with German programming first Thursdays monthly.
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KUSD
Shenandoah
J. H. Howard
Mary Margaret Shaw
South Dakota
W. H. Batson
Charlotte Notebook
TL N. Risk
W. Hope
Marshall
Claude W. Schutter
Capitol Needs New Heating Plant Advocated for State Capitol
In an annual report state engineer Charles A. Trimmer advocates building a new heating and power plant for the South Dakota State Capitol to cut costs. He notes the current plant is obsolete and costly, with parts scarce since a prior factory fire. A new plant near the railroad south of the capitol could deliver fuel cheaply, paying back costs in about five years, though no construction estimate is provided.
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Pierre
State Capitol
Charles A. Trimmer
Trimmer
Mr. Trimmer
Capitol
Cresbardprepares largest Faulk County Sunday School convention
Cresbard hosts Faulk County Sunday School convention starting October 11 at 10:00 a.m. at the Congregational church with outside talent including De Agne of Huron College and state officials. The event runs two days with a Young People’s meeting and a weiner roast and ends Sunday night in Cresbard Methodist church. The Faulk County Junior choir will feature singers from each Sunday school, and local committees coordinate the program and registration. Officers include Perry Clifford president and Mrs John Wik secretary.
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Faulk County
De,Agne
Huron College
R. A. Eschliman
A. L. Drebel
State Council of Religious ‘Education
Congregational Church
Cresbard
Creschard
D. A. Langford
O. A. Swift
G. R. Jones
M. G. Andersen
Grace Ford
Mallon. Stewart
County Association
Perry Clifford
H. ¥Etrer
John Wik
M. E. Bisbee
A. Langford
Exitus
Fall Scout Program Outlined By Huron Troop 2 Leader
Executive Fred C. Eggers outlined the fall plan at a Huron Boy Scout Troop 2 meeting. He described a November Court of Honor in Sioux Falls where Commander Richard E. Byrd will award South Dakota scouts. A Scout rally in Huron was also discussed.
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Fred C. Eggers
Boy Scouts
South Dakota
Huron
Lyle Barton
Eggers
Sioux Falls
Richard E. Byrd
Lyte
Geo. M. Wilcox
Huron Awarded Winter Meeting Site by Secretaries
Mitchell Oct 9 Ben Lawshe secretary of the Sioux Falls chamber of commerce reelected president of the South Dakota Commercial Secretaries at a two day conference. D A Caldwell Vermillion reelected secretary Huron chosen for mid winter meeting Rapid City for summer session Directors elected L F Lemert Salem Bert Coombs Aberdeen R L Ronson Rapid City B R Milstad Phillip S H Collins Aberdeen Convention endorsed state funding for a University bureau of business research and service and supported a series of retail merchants institutes statewide.
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Huron
Mitchell
Ben Lawshe
Sioux Falls
Huron Pastor Takes Post in Tulare Me Church
The Rev. Walter Van of Huron becomes the new pastor of the Tulare Me church replacing the retiring Rev. C Reedy who will take a year of rest for health reasons. A farewell party was held for Mr and Mrs Reedy as they depart for Wessington Springs later this week.
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Huron
Tulare
Gct
Walter van
C. Reedy
Musicians Offered Spring Contests Through National Federation
Vermillion October 9 Musicians may gain career opportunities through a National Federation of Music Clubs contest series next spring in violin piano organ cello and voice Dean W R Colton of the University of South Dakota announced the state contest open to citizens aged 17 to 28 who intend to pursue music as a career Winners advance to the district national stages with prizes A number of South Dakota musicians have previously won district contests and earned high ratings at the national level Dean Colton is state chairman of the South Dakota Federated Music Clubs and oversees the state contest.
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Vermillion
National Federation of Music Clubs
Dean W. R. Colton
College of Music
University of South Dakota
Dean Colton
South Dakota Federated Music Clubs
South Dakota
South Dakota Dairy Team Heads to St Louis for National Contest
State dairy judging team from Sisseton High School Miles Nelson Andrew Nelson Marvin Torvik depart for St Louis for the Ratiogel contest at the National Dairy Show. Harold Reed of Lennox competes in Future Farmers of America public speaking with Leslie Harding guiding the group.
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Marvin Torvik
Sisseton High School
Harold Reed
Lennox
Leslie Harding
Louis
State College
Reed
Bankers Association
Pugsley
St. Louis
Kansas City
Rev Keagy Transfers from Madison to Redfield
Madison church notes that Rev. R. C. Keagy leaves after four years as pastor and is transferred to Redfield following the state conference in Sioux Falls. He will preach there Sunday and relocate with his family this week. Dr. S. H. Shurtlesf will lead the Madison Methodist pulpit. Dr. Shepherd departs Redfield for California.
Overhead Crossing Sought Near Bradley
Oct 9 hearings on an appeal by the Minneapi and St Louis railroad to build an overhead crossing over the railway west of Bradley. Officials from the company attended. the hazardous crossing serves local farmers and has seen several near wrecks in recent months. No decision announced yet.
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Bradley Clark
Raish
Rapid City Approves Zoning Law After Year of Debate
Rapid City passes its long disputed zoning ordinance after a contentious year of arguments. The city council approved the measure on a second reading by six to one following a presentation from a committee of 19 business leaders urging action or clear refusal.
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Rapid City
Rapid City Businessen
Kansas Boy Rides Across West For Health
John Richardson a Parsons Kansas youth aged year old arrived in Deadwood on a bicycle tour that has carried him across much of the western United States and into Mexico. He left June 14 traveling to Juana Mexico and has averaged about 70 miles daily despite two tire punctures. He plans to visit Lead to see the Homestake mines then proceed to Winnipeg Manitoba Canada.
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Kansas
Deadwood
John Richardson
Parsons
United States
Mexico
Tin Juana
Lead
Homestake
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Canada
Crow Hunt for Chicken Dinner in Chancellor Event
Henry H Wheeldreye and Claus Troogesiraat named captains for a crow hunt Friday. Two teams of 60 chase crows with the side shouting most wins a chicken dinner served by the Reformed church ladies. Entries due by 8 oclock Thursday night. Final scoring at Hoogestraat Bros. on hunt night. proceeds benefit Sioux Falls Children's Home.
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Henry H. Wheeldreye
Claus Troogesiraat
Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church
Hoogestraat Bros
Childen
Sioux Falls
Tompkins Speaks At County Farm Meeting
Sioux Falls report notes Huron secretary of the South Dakota Farm Bureau federation Tompkins delivered the main address at the 13th annual county farm gathering. He discussed farm policy and cooperation, with emphasis on agricultural support and member services.
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Tompkins
Sioux Falls
Huron
South Dakota Farm Bureau Federation
Minnehaha Farm Bureau Meets at Renner Corn Show
The Minnehaha county farm bureau held its annual meeting at Renner with talks by Ralph M. Hartung the county agricultural agent and Miss Beatrice Henkes the home demonstration agent. A variety of corn exhibits were displayed as farmers from many sections of the county attended to business and judged the show.
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Nual
Minnehaha County Farm Bureau
Renner
Ralph M. Hartung
Beatrice Henkes
Revenue From Water Boosts In Yankton
Yankton reports a doubled water tariff impact with July to September collections more than double those two years. City treasury figures show revenue surge from the higher rate.
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Yankton
Swankton
City Treasure Ors
Woman Recovers From Car Locomotive Crash
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Mrs. Sam Wellington recovering after a car she rode was struck by a Great Northern gasoline locomotive. She has bruises and a small cut. her husband, a deaf mute, was uninjured. Mrs. Wellington said there was no signal light at the crossing nor a flagman on duty.
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Sioux Falls
Sam Wellington
Great Northern
Wellington
I am a Rowevel Woman Credit to Lydia Pinkham
A reader from St Paul Minnesota writes that after suffering fainting spells and palpitations she used Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound three times daily and now feels youthful again she urges other women to try it and writes for more information
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St. Paul
Minn
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Ins
H.C. Henry
Puller Ave
Minnesota
Estelline Man Shows Off 1903 Stevens-Duryea Car
Estelline resident George Lohr claims ownership of a unique vehicle from 1903 a Stevens Duryea chain drive with a crude hand steering. He bought it in 1903 paying one dollar for a perpetual license. He may display the antique in town this winter for curious locals.
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George Lohr
Potato rustlers plundering fields near Volga
Potato thieves active in the Volga area raid farmers fields during harvest season. Reports describe rustlers joining fields to harvest and haul away potatoes, prompting locals to guard crops and warn neighbors of ongoing theft.
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Volga
Thieves Harvest Spuds From Farm Northeast of Volga
On the Kryn Leng keek farm two miles north of Volga thieves harvested potatoes from more than half an acre during the night. The theft was not noticed until the next day and authorities suspect use of an automatic potato dinger to speed the job.
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Kryn Lengkeek
Volga
University President to Attend Radio Conference
Herman G. James president of the University of South Dakota will attend a district radio stations conference in Chicago on Monday October 13 as part of university broadcasting plans in Vermillion local report.
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