Whiskers Thrive At State College Parade News
Brookings reports Whiskers grow on campus as State College gears up for Hobo Day. The golden jubilee parade celebrates 50 years since opening, with floats, satire, alumni visitors, and a reduced alumni band directing local high school bands. Buildings open for meals and warm shelter. Football game on schedule amid rivalries.
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Brookings
State College
State
Businness
University
State Field
Voters Decide on Utilities Body in South Dakota
South Dakota voters will choose at the November election between a three member railroad commission elected by districts or a single utilities commissioner appointed by the governor. The 1932 legislature abolished the current commission for an appointive system, a move debated by Democrats and Republicans. Dawes Brisbine and Windsor Doherty compete for the seat, with J. J. Murphy and Frank Pickart remaining incumbents.
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Senate
House
Pete Norbeck
South Dakota
Tom Berry
Wavrs
Dawes Brisbine
Faith
Windsor Doherty
Wimmer
J. J. Murphy
Parker
Frank Pickart
Haven
CLUB PLANS PROGRAM MILLER
The Forty nightly Study club gathered at Mrs. Ted Niskish home with Anna Rainy as host. A Old Testament study course was chosen for the year. Rev Albert Hartt of the Methodist church will lecture on the subject. Seventeen members and two guests attended. Lunch followed the business meeting. Next meeting set for the home of Paul Bridenbaugh. Pancakes offer Highmore Oct Special Ed Bottcher marked his fourth anniversary with a free pancake lunch. Volunteers served 2465 pancakes using 20 gallons of syrup, 25 pounds of butter and 24 pounds of coffee. Hyde County superintendent Miss Anna Goldsmith completed rural school visits. Eight parent teacher groups have begun their year. Deputy state superintendent J F Eines visited the Hyde county office. Samuel Untermyer, famed lawyer, appears in Yonkers court with a 1000 variety flower collection.
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Miller
Ted Niskish
Anna Rainy
Sirang
Ed Bottcher
Fillissisti
Highmore
Anna Goldsmith
Hyde County
Cunty
J. F. Eines
Mary Lane Study Club
Erwit Trosin
Hins¢iman
de Geest
Joseph Andrews
The
Presbyterian Church
Bands Of Hoboes Visit 46 South Dakota Minnesota Towns
Hobos from State college form four bands visiting 46 towns in South Dakota and Minnesota starting Oct 22. They parade in martial music and pep songs, with Hobo Day on Oct 27 at State college. Alumni association organizes tours to several towns including White, Hendricks, Ivanhne, Canby, Porter, Taunton, and others, drawing crowds who enjoy the spectacle.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Minnesota
Hobo
State College
White
Hendricks
Ivanhne
Canby
Porter
Taunnton
Wheat
Marshall
Balaton
Florence
Tyler
Lake Benton
Elkton
Aurora
Flandreau
Pipestone
Egan
Dell Rapids
Balti
Colman
Wentworth
Rutland
Nunda
Sinai
Body Execution Is Ordered Held
Sioux Falls reports an order held in abeyance on a $17,500 alienation of affections judgment against Mrs. Sophie Holmstrom. Circuit Judge John T. Medin ordered a hearing to decide if the execution should be issued, with a 10 day detention possible. The 1922 trial awarded Arena Lindenburger of Scotland the verdict for alienation of her husband.
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Sioux Falls
Sophie Holmstrom
John T. Medin
Arena Linden~uerger
Scotland
Fred Linnenbuerger
Leaders Coming To P T A Meet In Brookings
Brookings prepares to host the South Dakota P T A convention from October 24 to 25 with a program on education and guidance. Aimed at 380 delegates, sessions include addresses music panels luncheons banquets and officer installation. Local hosts invite all to attend without lodging costs.
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Brookings
PB. T. A
Brookings Association
Congress
the Methodist Church
Teachers Association of
South Dakan
C. R. Wisenan
Corn Hog Program Leaders Travel to Washington
Brookings reports Robert Dailey of Flandreau and Ross Davies of the extension service have traveled to Washington to help shape the 1935 corn and hog adjustment plan. South Dakota farmers favored the plan by more than six to one in the referendum, and leaders from other states were summoned to finalize provisions.
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Brookings
Agricultural Adjustment’ Administration
Robert Dailey
Flandreau
Ross Davies
Rate, College
Washington, D. C
South Dakota
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Elevations Vary in Grant County South Dakota
A geology report from the State Geological Survey Vermillion notes Grant county shows one of the greatest elevation differences in South Dakota outside the Black Hills. The study will be distributed from Vermillion.
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Grant County
South
Dakta
Black Hills
State Geological Survey
Vermillion
Frandsen Made Cadet Colonel of BR CTC Regiment
Hugh Frandsen of Planknton is named Cadet Colonel of the BR C T C regiment at State college. He will assume duties immediately and helps select committees for Military ball activities and for Hobo dey. Frandsen is Tate rabbit football quarterback and former drillmaster of the junior class squad, also serving as vice president of the students' association and member of Blue Key and Scabbard and Blade.
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Brookings
Hugh Frandsen
Planknton
State College
Frandsen
Students’ Association
Blue Key
Scabbard and Blade
Lift Probation On Two Stock Buyers
In Sioux Falls on October 17, Frank Kinz of St. Paul and J H Bennett of Aberdeen were discharged from federal probation after satisfying six months under court orders. Each was fined 95.00 for alleged irregularities in the government emergency hog buying program, accused of listing farmers as shippers for hogs sold to the government at a loss. The case stressed the relief aim of the hog-buying project and its improper exploitation by dealers for personal gain.
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Sioux Falls
Frank Kinz
St. Paul
J. H. Bennet
Aberdeen
A. Lee Wyman
King and Bennett
Cattle Estimate Given By Borum for South Dakota
Brookings reports show cattle to be wintered in South Dakota estimated at about 40 percent of last year, with western half at 25 percent. Weather in September was dry and cold. ranges are short and Russian thistle hay the main roughage. Sheep numbers drop as old stock sold. high feed costs prompt tighter flocks. Western ranges Oct 1 were 4 percent of normal for cattle and 70 percent for sheep.
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Brookings
South Dakota
C. J. Borum
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Burdette Ladies Aid entertained at Binger home
The Burdette Ladies Aid was entertained at the Herbert Binger home in Burdette. The gathering on October 17 featured fellowship and refreshments as part of the group’s activities.
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AM Entertainment
Burdette
Burdette Ladies Aid
Herbert Binger
Burdette School Defeats Bultman in Close Game
Burdette school beat Bultman school 39 to 13 in a spirited helped by a strong defense and crisp passing. Special correspondent notes Burdette's Burdette win boosts local standings and morale for upcoming games.
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Burdette
Burdette School
Bultman School
Plans For South Dakota Collegiate Press Convention
Brookings hosts the nineteenth annual South Dakota Collegiate Press convention November 2 and 3 at State college. Ruth Bowe chair leads committees. program includes musical numbers round tables and talks by speakers with a Friday banquet. Saturday features business meeting election of officers and a football outing at State college.
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Brookings
Ocus
Ruans
South Dakota
State College
Ruth Bowe
Huron
State
Dakota
Wesleyan
Miss Bowe
Allan Dempster
Don Hunt
Canton
George Kane
Lake Andes
Ray Ajel
Selby
Dorothy Bates
Mitchell
Golda Sprick
Stickney
Alice Zimmer
Cindy
Mary O'Connell
Edna McLoughlin
Corwin Overton
Webster
Allenna Ecklow
Mobridge
Kathleen Caroon
Sioux Falls
Elmer
Birthday Party Honors Pete Pederson in Alpena
Relatives gathered at the Pederson home in Ort to celebrate Pete Pedersons birthday with family.
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Pederson
Pete Pederson
Hildebrandt Pledges Westward Support for New Deal
WOONSOCKET October 1. Congressman Fred H. Hildebrandt pledged his continued support of President Roosevelt and the New Deal in an address to voters at the auditorium. He said he would vote for every measure aiding the west, while declining to comment on his opponent's policies.
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Hildebrandt
New Deal Woonsocket
Fred H. Hildebrandt
Roosevelt
New Deal
West
Hosts to Club Miller Oc. 17
Special Mirror reports Mr and Mrs J C Jones hosted their bridge club on Monday evening. A dinner for 12 was served at the Uhirich cafe with fall flowers and Halloween decorations. Back at the Jones home contract bridge followed with prizes for high scores awarded to J H Kaam et and Mrs Merrill Pangburn.
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J.C. Jones
Jones
J. H. Kaa
Merrill Pangburn
Rainfall Report From Moller Miller Mill
Special weather note records 0.48 inches of rain the night of Monday and an additional 0.07 inches Tuesday as reported by Fred C. Hancock weather observer. The report covers Mol ler Miller area.
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Moller Miller
Fred C. Hancock
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