Hoopes Pushes Paving Plan for South Dakota Highways
South Dakota Automobile Club secretary D. K. Hoopes urged Governor Bulow to call a special session to pursue paving schemes funded by rebates, taxes on trailers and trucks, or county bonds. He backs dedicating gas tax to farm-to-market roads and cites savings, safety, and driving pleasure, while the state debates costs and maintenance.
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D. K. Hoopes
South Dakota Automobile Club
Hoopes
Bulow
South Dakota
Highway Department
Huron-Wolsey
Safety council aims to cut injuries with caution
The National Safety Council lists freak accidents to inform the public that broken arms and other mishaps lurk in unsuspected places and that awareness can prevent tragedies. The broadcast aims to teach the reasons for caution and reduce annual injury tolls.
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National Safety Council
Hugging, Hazard, and Humorous Warnings Across Daily Life
A comical survey warns of dangers from everyday actions. Instances include dangerous hugs causing hospital stays, baby bottle injuries, and a pig kicked breaking a foot. Other mishaps involve hairpins in ears, hot water bags, false teeth swallowed, and a tan accident. The piece concludes with advice to avoid risky acts or write to a congressman.
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Dustan
National Safety Council
Green stance on South Dakota banking probe noted
Readers see Warren Green resist hasty action while backing Sharpe's inquiry. He would replace Fred B. Smith if findings deem it unwise, but he avoids rash statements or fast moves. Campaign suggests Green favors careful, steady leadership over sensational attacks.
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Warren Green
South Dakota
Mr. Green
Mr. Sharpe
Fred B. ‘Smith
Mr. Smith
Press Comment on Gasoline Tax Evasion in South Dakota
Sioux Falls editorial condemns widespread abuse of the four cent per gallon gasoline tax exemption. It notes exemptions for tractors airplanes and stationary engines are misused by both urban and farm users. The piece suggests enforcement improvements or schemes from other states, arguing a potential $500,000 revenue gain warrants serious consideration.
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Sioux Falls
Asgus
South Dakota
Public mood debate shapes national recovery plans
Kansas City Star excerpt discusses how low mood influences business and political discourse. It notes Democratic charges against Republicans, Hoover's critique of pessimistic policy, and Speaker Longworth's view that obstruction delays recovery. It cites a Brookings Magazine report on demoralizing magazines and Youth condition investigations.
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Kansas City Star
Longworth
Jerseys Profit Southern 4-Her and Club Work
South Carolina 4-H members at the St. Louis livestock expo join peers from South Dakota and 14,000 4-H youths in calf clubs. They show purebred Jerseys at county and state fairs, win prizes, and claim profits from their efforts.
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South Dakota
Meer Club
South Carolina
Roy
Carrer Branne
South Carolinz
Canadas
Pioneer of
Oakland
Jersey
Jersey Island
Animal
Fust
B.H. Bull & Sons
Ette
Memphis
Spartanburg
Cclf
South Carolinaysand
Chicago
Christopher Patrick
Fairfield County
Thomas Lipton
Washington
Spartanburg County
Spink Girls Name Officers At Meet
Dorothy Atkinson named president of the Jolly Workers 4-H club of Bonilla at a home meeting hosted by Bernadine Radtke. Bernardine Radtke elected vice president while Joy Bussell is secretary and Erdine Winger treasurer. Audrey Petersen won first in clothing, Joy Bussell in darning stockings, Erdine Winegar in 4-H bag, and Bi a xine Radtke in night gown. The club started a graveling basket and aims to send two members to the Jamice Short Course in Brookings. Club treasury totals $850.
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Dorothy Atkinson
Jolly Workers
Bonilla
Bernardine Radtke
Rolleai Wis
Joy Bussell
Erdine Winger
Auss
Sara L. Dewing
Audrey Petersen
Dine Winegar
Biaxine Radtke
Jolly
Brookings
de Rember
Bernadine Radice
Lend A Hand Girls Hold Textile Demonstration
The Lend A Hand Girls club staged a textile study demonstration by Deloris Peterson on Textile Study and Wook. Bad weather forced the meeting from Mrs. Geo Willait’s home to IM E church. Irene Summers and Lillian Stephens assisted the demonstration.
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Deloris Peterson
Geo. Willait
Ime
Dorothy Schutz
Irene Summers
Lillian Stephens
Semonstrtors
Fire Prevention Studied By Leaguers At Loyal School
The Loyal Civil League and Whiter Valley District No 2 conducted a fire prevention campaign during the week. Each class led a daily program beginning with Governor Bulow’s proclamation reading and featured fire drills for the first time, concluding with a fire drill.
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C. L
Whiter School
Valley Twanship
Bulow
Sacajawea Scouts Name Patrol Heads
The Sacajawea Girl Scouts of Huron held a meeting at the Presbyterian church where Christoffersen discussed news writing. Esther Sma reported a free trip contest to Lake Enemy Swim won by Sacajewea members. Patrol leaders Edith Strike Geneiy Le Valley and Bert Becker were elected as officers. meeting closed with Taps.
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Sacajawea Girl Scouts of
Huron
Esther Sma
Christofferson
Esther
Lake Enemy
Christoffersen
Pstrol
Edith Strike
Geneiy le Valley
Bert Becker
Scouts Advance Through Tenderfoot to Life Rank
The article outlines Scout advancement steps from Tenderfoot to Life Rank, detailing requirements in Scout Law, badge knowledge, first aid, signaling, knot tying, track work, fire building, cooking, banking, compass work, safety, and daily application of the Scout Oath and Law. It emphasizes regular attendance, steady progress, and practical demonstrations of skills and citizenship.
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Scoutiig
Fred ©. Eggers
Beal
General Service International
Tenderfoot
Erst
Engle Réick
Lutherans Make Big Development
Milwaukee news reports the United Lutheran Church in America now totals 152,462 members across 3,415 pastors and 2,790 parishes in 35 district synods. Edifices, schools, and parsonages total investments of 151,274,000. The Year Book notes 4,725 church schools, and annual gifts to missions and philanthropy totaling 23,186,401. The centennial celebration planned for 1931 will feature a nationwide circulation drive for The Lutheran and Lutherischer Herald. The Board of Publication bought a new printing plant in West Philadelphia to support expanding interests.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Usitea Lutheran Church In America
Gais
George K. Schnur
Erie
United Lutheran Churc
Schnur
United Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church In America
G.L. Kieffer
D. D
New York
Schaur
America
Lutheran Observer
Lutheran Synods
The
Lutheran
Downell
Lutheran Church Visitor
United Synod of the South
Luther
Lutherischer Herald
Uie
Board of Publication
West Philadelphia
Muhlenberg
Spruce Street
Philadelphia
Committee
J. F. Ohl
De Smet High School Play Draws Large Audience
The De Smet high school play Who Wouldn’t Be Crazy was staged at the school auditorium Friday night to a large appreciative audience. The performance climaxed Bull-Dog day during the annual De Smet high school homecoming festivities.
Fair Board Changes Dates For Meetings
Parker Oct 13 The Turner county Fair association changed its annual meeting date to the second Tuesday in October to allow records cleanup after tax. Thirteen candidates vied for nine offices with directors Fred Keiter John Odland Clarence Brookens E Wendt L F Collins Robert Cotton Mrs Earl Dickerson Lewtsteen Centerville and George Nelson Viborg named. A reorganization meeting is set for the second Tuesday in November to elect officers for next year.
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Parker
Earl Dickerson
Irene
Mr. Lewtsteen
Centerville
George Nelson
Viborg
Yankton Receives Florida Alligator For Pet
A young alligator was sent from Florida to Yankton and placed in a window home by local resident Mark Wyman, son of L A Wyman. The animal is temporary and a permanent home will likely be found later.
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Yankton
Florida
Mark Wyman
L.A. Wyman
South
Max- Kat
Sharpe voids petition to discontinue extension work
Pierre Oct 13. Attorney General M Q Sharpe rules a petition to discontinue agricultural extension work in Campbell county insufficient and void for irregular form. A reply to HL Mundt Mound City notes the petition was circulated without a proper heading and cites other alleged irregularities.
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Sharpe
Mlesal Pierre
Campbell County
M. Q
HL. E. Mundt
Mound City
Prep Journalists To Meet At State Prep Journalists To Meet At State
Brookings reports the Santh Da rrara High School Pi ia 4 holds its ninth annus cenver college on Oct 24 with more than 250 high school editors expected. A. A. Applegate announces the statewide association aims to improve school publications. Delegates will attend Oct 25 when State faces the University of South Daxeta. Edward Opsal of Wilmot chairs arrangements. Officers listed include Richard Furz Leach, Jonnie Beene, Gorda McCintock, Carleton Catkins. Members of the Printonian club will run details with many member schools named.
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State College
State
University of South Daxeta
Printonian Clive
Edward Opsal
Wilmot
Richard Furz Leach
Jonnie Beene
Helle Fourche
Gorda McCintock
Watertown
Treagurer
Carleton Catkins
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Alcester
Alexandria
Arlington
Bath
Belle Fourche
Brandt
Canton
Centerville
Dell Rapids
Edgemont
Faids
Gayville
Hartford
Hazel Hecla
Huron
Juve
Kidder
Leaé
Lennox
Loyalton
Mclntosh
Parker
Patten Consolidated
White Rake
Bagid City
Roslyn
Sisseton
Spearfish
Timber Lake
Vermilion
Volin
Wagner
Walon
Webster
Wessington
Wessington Springs
Westport
White Lake
Yankton
Many Students Transfer To University Of South Dakota
Vermillion October report shows 192 students transferred from other institutions this year, with 21 states represented. From Iowa 66 students originate from colleges including Morningside and Grinnell, while Minnesota and Nebraska send numerous transfers from multiple colleges and universities.
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University of South Dakota
Lilfor
H. Wy. Frankenfeld
South Dakes
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ilinais
Ohio
Missouri
Washington
D. C
Massachusetts
Kentucky
Virginia
California
Texas
South Dakota
Northern Norman
Idustrial Aboo
Yankton College
Dakota Wesleyany
South Dakota State College
Huron College
Springfield Normal
Madison Normal
Colmbus College
School of Mines
Spearfish Normal
Sioux Falls College
Iowa
Morningside College
University of Town
Buena Vista College
Town State College
Luther College
Grinnell College
Fort Dodge
Junior
Trinity Colleg
University of Minnesota
College of St Olaf
College of St. Benw- Gict
College of St .Catherine
Callens of St. Theresa
Gustavus Adolphus
College of St .Thomas
I “Augsburg
Creighton University of Nebraska
Union Colexe College
Wayne Normal
Augustana College Names Glass Heads SIOUX FALLS
Augustana College announces student government officers for multiple classes. Howard Selvig of Elmore Ming and JGleria Mansrud of Sioux Falls named class president and vice president respectively, with others elected to secretary and treasurer roles across junior, sophomore, and senior classes.
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Augustana College
Glass
Sioux Falls
Howard Selvig
Elmore
Ming
Jgleria Mansrud
Trene Nor
Bagley
Minn
Adolph Egeland
Esthervile
Haydon Benhaugen
Roslyn
Mir Va Nelson
Patent Issued To South Dakota Resident For October Week
Patents issued to residents of South Dakota for the week of October 7 were announced from the Lynn H Latta offices in Sioux City Iowa. Vem Smith of Winner South Dakota received patent No 177180 for a folding metal or smoother wiper. The October 13 notice also mentions the De Smet laundry opening its new laundry in De Smet.
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Sioux City
South Doi
Lynn H. Latta
Vem Smith
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