Indian Weapons In U Museum At Vermillion
Vermillion October 14 Indian good medicine that adorned Sioux medicine men in buffalo dance ten years ago now represents a phase of the redman life in the University of South Dakota museum. The bows remain unstrung until used and ten arrows fill the quiver. The exhibit shows arrow points of many kinds and a belief that a good hunter could shoot through a buffalo if bones are not hit. Sioux knives are sharpened on one side and kept keen by files. A fleshing knife made of elk horn and a flint or steel scraper is also shown. Hides were peeled from buffalos and only needed game was killed.
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University of South Dakota
University Museum
South Dakota
HL Over
Mr. Over
Little Improvement Seen In Egg Prices This Fall
W F Schnidt marketing specialist of the South Dakota State college extension service told Campbell county farmers that little improvement in egg prices or poultry markets is expected for the rest of the year. He noted a fall rise is unlikely before next year and pointed to heavy storage stocks and weak demand, with fewer laying hens and possible flock reductions ahead.
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Campbell County
W. F. Schnidt
South Dakota State College Extension Service
Schnidt
Eges
Plans Completed For Wesleyan Homecoming Day
Mitchell Oct 1 With the election of Wallace Davidson Alexandria Carl Locke Rapid City and Julian Hart Helen for yell leaders the plans for Duke Wesleyan s Home Coming Bay Oct 18 are completed. Following the all college parade at nine o clock where Hiss Wesleyan will be presented is the Freshmen Junior Sophomore Senior Gets hockey game and the Freshman Sophomore water sports and tug of war. Barbecue dinner will be served at noon and at 2 30 the Tigers meet the Scheel of Mines. The day will conclude with a presentation of the all college play The New Poor at City Hall at eight o clock.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Wallace Davidson
Alexandria
Carl Locke
Rapid City
Julian Hart
Helen
Yell
Duke Wesleyan
Bay
Hiss Wesleyan
Tigers
Scheel of Mines
Lake Preston Names Three Cheer Leaders Oct 44
Lake Preston selects three cheer leaders for the year after tryouts. Dorothy Maxam Hartwick Lee and Elsie May Keith were chosen to direct the rooting at school events.
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Lake Preston
Lake
Rushmore Fund Drive Changes For Memorial Support
Sponsors of Mount Rushmore Week adjust collection plans for school children contributions. Teachers will direct free will offerings to John A Boland of Rapid City rather than delivering funds to local superintendents.
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Rushmore
Boland Pierre
Rushmore National Memorial
Black Hills
John A. Boland
Rapid Clio
Rushmore Memorial Commission
Facts For Fat Folks Kruschen Weight Loss Testimony
Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedeke reports using Kruschen to shed weight, claiming a 10 pound drop in one week. She advises taking one half ten spoonfuls in hot water each morning before breakfast, noting the bottle lasts four weeks and listing Longstaff Drug Co and Perriton's Corner Drug Store as outlets.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
Longstaff Drug Co
Potato Crop Lifesaver For Preston Farmers
Lake Preston area farmers rely on potatoes as a financial lifeline often planting five to fifty acres yearly. Even when prices dip to twenty five cents, the next year’s gains compensate. Some large growers earn from two to five thousand dollars annually, with one farmer near Oldham selling thirty six thousand dollars worth in a single year. Potatoes yield 100 to 150 bushels per acre and fetch about one dollar per bushel for truckers, enabling farmers to hold other grain at low prices.
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Preston
Lake Preston
Noa R Oldham
Hold District S. S. Meeting At Preston
Sunday afternoon at Lake Preston Congregational church the Hold District S. S. met with Mrs. D. G. Kerr presiding. The Erwin girl's quartet provided music while talks by Mrs. W. Patterson and Carl Morrow accompanied an address by Rev. Cushman on excessive church youth use. A collection supported Sunday school work in the state as De Smet hosts county convention next Sunday.
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Lake Runction
Pierre to Ask Bids On Obligation Bonds
Pierre city commission will receive bids October 31 for a $90,000 general obligation bonds issue voted last week to fund improvements for the municipal light power and water works. Earlier bids were blocked by irregularity claims. Ross Bachman, a 1928 Dakota Wesleyan graduate, will teach science in a U S government school in Hawaii at Lihue Kauai County Territory of Hawaii.
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Pierre
Wakonda State Bank V approves October dividend rise
The Wakonda State Bank resumes dividend payments with an October payout, boosting the rate to 2 percent as dividends resume after a period of suspension, as announced by the state banking department.
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Wakonda
State Banking Department
Fire Prevention Methods Outlined In South Dakota Farms
Pierre October 14. Don C. Lewis state fire marshal outlines farm fire prevention steps to lower insurance rates. Emphasizes building plans, separated structures, fire resistant roofing, two stairways, proper firewalling doors, lightning protection, grounded wire fences, chimney care, cautious use of incubators and kerosene lamps, and proper disposal of oily rags. He notes farm buildings’ combustibility and isolation raise lightning and spontaneous combustion risks, and that prevention levels affect insurance costs.
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Pierre
Don C. Lewis
South Dakota
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Yankton to Organize an Extension Department
Yankton college under president Dr G W Nash announces formation of an extension department. Plans include courses in American and English history mathematics English political science and more as demand appears. The program aims to let working students earn college credits and up to 30 hours toward degrees under current plans.
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Yankton
G. W. Nash
Yankton College
Green Praised as Governor Candidate by Judge Fisher
Judge Frank A. Fisher of the 3rd circuit lauds Warren E. Green for governor. The two served in the state senate at Pierre years ago, and Fisher cites Green as able and fair, predicting he would make a capable governor.
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Green
Miller
Frank A. Fisher
3Rd Circuit
Warren E. Green
State Senate
Pierre
Mr. Fisher
Vermillion Art Club to Sponsor Living Pictures Exhibit
Vermillion October 14 The Vermillion Art club will sponsor the eleventh annual university exhibit of living pictures from campus groups to be held November 5 at the University of South Dakota Prizes will be awarded to top living pictures for both men and women organizations Mrs L W Feezer directs the show with committee members Mrs E G Smith Mrs Carl Hueners Lawrence Mitchell Last year Athena won for the women with Hope and Delta Tau Delta won for the men with Alice.
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Vermillion Art Club
University of South Dakota
L. W. Feezer
Red Cross Drive Opens At Yankton
Yankton hosts a pre campaign banquet for the Red Cross drive as 35 workers begin the push. R. A. Shephard of Muron, SD, speaks as Rev. E F Siegfriedt chairs the Yankton county chapter event.
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Red Cross Drive
Yankton Yankton
Red Cross
Will Dedicate New Sioux Falls Church
Sioux Falls plans dedicate the new First Lutheran church next month as interior work proceeds. Superstructure was finished years ago and $35,000 is being spent this month to finish interior. A $16,000 organ is being installed.
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Sioux Falls
First Lutheran
Lake Preston Catholics Serve Annual Church Supper
Catholic ladies of Lake Preston served their annual church supper on Friday in the Methodist dining room. The event is one of the community’s most popular church suppers, with fine food and a strong turnout.
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Lake Preston
Jury Box Filled In County Court for Winter Term
The county court will hold its first jury term in nearly five years on Monday December 8 under Judge B B McClaskey. Delinquency matters are expected, with a public list naming 07 jurors drawn from the county to serve on the jury box of 200.
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B. B. McClaskey
W. C. Peterson
Galan Brush
Hitchcock
L. H. Palmer
C. H. Anson
Wolsey
Oscar I. Anderson
Zuben Savell
Iroquois
Thomas Whalen
G. W. Schindigell
Messington Springs
Virgil
WN. Boettcher
T. N. Walton
Bonila
Raymond Cooper
Bonilla
George Maddox
Esmond
Henry Nichfolaysen
John Waldner
Carpenter
Gus Grehring
George E. Kunze
Alpena
Henry Ochsner
George A. Smith
C. H. Nenaber
Les Rogers
Huron
Fred Remus
Cranston
Ed Rapples
Eli Mertin
Cavour
M. J. Stevenson
J. D. Lemon
H. A. Kellum
William Shorg
Edie Henrickson
John J. B. Hofer
Arthur F. Urban
Arthur Wesheim
Yale
John 5. Pullman
Fred Sparks
A. A. Smith
Roy Johnson
George Reinholds
Charles Beckler
Glen Harwood
Banila
H. F. Ackerman
Wessington
Harold Shepard
Theodore Stirling
Lee Smith
Emanuel Mogek
Paul Verrier
Yele
Leonard Stout
Fred Eckman
Glen Swearengen
EB. W. Gorham
Leo A. McNerney
John J. A. Hofer
Frank B. Gill
Paul I. Hofer
Ben F. McBride
Walsey
Christ Peterson
Sid Johnson
Fred Landbs
Albert Dessonville
Ervin Hail
J. P. Gross
Albert Maass
Wesley Rickard
Vireu
William Holtey
Alex Gross
Ike Hofer
Arthur Geyer
E. W. Laposky
Ir- Stet
Dinosaur Tracks Preserved in USD Museum
Vermillion report notes tracks of a prehistoric dinosaur preserved in the University of South Dakota museum floor. Three-toed footprints about ten inches long remain in stone, depth about half an inch, showing the reptile walked on two feet. Some relatives reached sixty feet tall, marking immense ancient life.
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University of South Dakota Museum
University of South Dakota
Madison schools show more girls than boys this fall
In Madison on October 14 the city reports 1,002 pupils with 537 girls and 465 boys enrolled across all grades. Most rooms are not overcrowded, though one or two exceed twenty pupils. Lincoln school sets a new fall record, and a punctuality banner honors the fewest tardy pupils.
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Madison
Lincoln School
List of Huron residents completed by Broadland names
The document lists numerous residents of Huron city, including Frank Greeman, Lester Harvey, Garren Turcot te, W. F P. Hagedorn, Martin Johnson, Charles J. Johnson, Howard Hough, Willard Ingle, R. C. Jackson, Milo Loomis, Harry T. Gowell, Leonard La Valey, Ed Greffin, William G. Gascoigne, 0. BE. Hilligoss, Carl E. Heinze, D. A. Provost, Frank W. Henson, RB. Hill, E.G. Gardner, E. Carl Grothe, Earl Linscott, Joseph Lather, W. A. Griffiths, Arthur Katz, John Georgiades, Charles Gordon, Gus V. Gustafson, James Ratchliff, Ergen 5. Hogue, William H. Kreykes.
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Ters
Broadlander
Cavour
T. C. Black
Broadland
Albert Betters
Huron City
Frank Greeman
Lester Harvey
Garren Turcotte
W. F P. Hagedorn
Martin Johnson
Charles J. Johnson
Howard Hough
Willard Ingle
R. C. Jackson
Milo Loomis
Harry T. Gowell
Leonard la Valey
Ed Greffin
William G. Gascoigne
South Dakota booster trip planned to Atlantic coast
W. D. Fisher secretary of the Custer Battlefield Hiway association outlines a spring tour extending to the Atlantic seaboard after a Chicago stop. The 16,000 mile trip would visit Toledo Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington before returning through Columbus Fort Wayne Milwaukee Madison La Crosse to Sioux Falls. Booking targets civic groups and clubs with American Express Travel Bureau support.
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South Dakota
Chicago
Toledo
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Milwaukee
Madison
la Crosse
Sioux Falls
Fisher
American Express Travel Bureau
Custer Battlefield
France may teach children to write with both hands
Report suggests French education authorities consider adopting a doctor's proposal to require learning ambidexterity in schools, aiming to balance handwriting skills among pupils. The idea prompts debate on practicality and classroom impact across regions.
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France
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