James Talks on School Success
Sioux Falls reports Dr. Ler man G. James president of the University of South Dakota spoke at the tenth annual convention of the South Dakota branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers on student success. He said success hinges on opportunity, responsibility of parents and schools, and that colleges cannot claim merit or blame for students who do or do not seize chances. He urged parental teacher associations to support educational backgrounds and emphasized university openness to diverse learning sources beyond classroom contacts.
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Sioux Falls
Lerman G. James
University of South Dakota
South Dakota
National Congress of Parents and
James
Che
Ellalles
South Dakota PTA Convention Opens in Sioux Falls
Dele Yee gathers delegates from across the state for the tenth annual South Dakota PTA convention in Sioux Falls. Ethical Education guides three days of talks by college presidents and educators, with remarks from University of South Dakota President Mercine G. Jame and national PTA representative Mrs. Brad ford. Closing events include the annual banquet at State College and reports from department chairs and state officers. A late note mentions ants with workers as the only wingless caste.
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Sioun Fai
South Dakota
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Swillening
Alvin Waggoner
Philip
Letra
Sirs
Radford
Connie
Browkt Sild Welfare
Ant
A. Vieadman
H.W. Tomes
State College
Ge Ga
Bila Lee Moulton
Aberdeen
MEN OF CHURCH TO GIVE PUBLIC DINNER FRIDAY
The Ladies Aid society at the Baptist church plans a Friday night church supper. Men of the church under Harvey A. Tice will prepare and serve, handling dishes and cleanup themselves. This marks the second time men take on such a role after a successful earlier attempt two years ago. Dinner planned to be served from 630 PM.
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Ladies Aid Society
Baptist Church
Harvey A. Tice
the Baptist Church
REO
Larceny Case Highlights Pine Ridge Reservation Abduction
Sioux Falls dispatch reports a federal court case against William Carpenter Dan Roby and others from Pine Ridge. William Harold Dixon allegedly burned state evidence and testified as a witness. The government now has 49 witnesses against the accused linked to an alleged abduction of women from Pine Ridge to Gordon Nebraska for sale.
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Sioux Spalls
Federal
William Carpenter
Missouri
Dan Roby
Pine Ridge Reservation
Wiliam Harold Dixon
Gordon, Nob
Banker Heads Country Club in Huron
George C. Fullinweider, president of the National Bank of Huron, is named president of the Huron Country Club. A. A. Chamberlain is elected director and named vice president. Secretary-treasurer election is deferred. New chairmen for tournament, grounds, and house duties will be appointed by Fullinweider, with announcements to come at fall directors' meeting.
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George C. Fullinweider
National Bank of Huron
Huron Country Club
Pullinweider
A A. A. Chamberlain
Filmnwelder
Tla
Informal Vote on Hunting Postponed at City Meeting
Mitchell Ust reports the informal balloting on opening Luke Mitchell for duck hunting this season was postponed by the city council at a special meeting. The matter has been taken up by the state fish and game commission since Tuesday night. An open hearing is set for October 22 at the city hall auditorium where interested residents may testify before the commission.
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Mitchell
Ust
Luke
State Fish and Game Commission
Lake Mitchell
City Hall
Railway Increases Water Supply at Mirdo Depot
MURDO Oct 24 The Milwaukee railway plans to nearly double its water supply for locomotives on this division. Construction may begin on a new reservoir south of town near the lake owned by the railroad. Firemen are at work with Caterpillar machines eight mule teams and other gear. The dam will draw water from two or three additional watersheds beyond the existing supply feeding the old dam in service since 1906.
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Murdo
Milwaukee Railway
Mirdo
Mey
Fireenime
Roberts given nine years for assault in Milbank case
William Roberts of Marvin received a nine year state penitentiary sentence after being found guilty by a jury on an assault charge in Milbank. Defense attorneys signaled intent to appeal. Fred Perkins of Aberdeen faces a statutory offense trial opening tomorrow before Judge Knight after a change of venue from Aberdeen.
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William Roberts
Marvin GE
Aberdeen
Marvin
Jude Howard Babcock
Milbank
Fred Perkins
Knight
Red Cross Aids Disabled Veterans Readies Record Aid
The American National Red Cross reports 2,821 chapters spent 1,936,000 aiding veterans families and hospitalized soldiers, with 407,028 more for regular army and marine corps support. Total branch spending reaches 3,008,033 as it assists sick and wounded veterans, guardianship, and government compensation appeals amid rising mental and tuberculosis related needs.
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American National Red Cross
Red Croga
The
Red Cross
Regular Army
Tvy
Marine Corps
United States of America
Congress
American Red Cross
Red Crogs
United States Bureau
Ulasat
Red Cross Seeks Public Support Through Armistice to Thanksgiving
The article outlines Red Cross missions including hospital aid, family planning in absence, and disaster recovery. It notes the organization runs health preservation, accident prevention, public services, and disaster relief funded by annual drives from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day.
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Red Cross
Rodl
Melvin Jones Speaks at Aberdeen Lions Zone Meet
Melvin Jones secretary general of Lions International and founder of Lionism addressed the Aberdeen Lions zone meeting last night praising local service clubs. Delegations from Groton Sisseton Selendale Ipswich Lidgerwood Bowdle Miller Faulkton attended with Dick Trubey Fargo district governor present and giving a brief talk.
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Melvin Jones
Lion Zone
Aberdeen
Lions International
Lionism
America
Jthe Lions Club
Grotem
Sisseton
Elendale
Ipswich
Lidgerwood
Bowdle
Miler
Faulkton
Dick Trubey
Fargo
N. D
Senn raids net eleven arrests in Aberdeen
At Aberdeen on October 22 state deputy prohibition officer Bel Senn led raids against Brown County violators. Eleven Aberdeen men including George Earle Lawrence Enze Tex Morgan Irwin Theman Lee Harned Roy Wilson Jack Retallick and Winik Paschke faced charges of sale and possession of liquor before U S Commissioner Ira D Curtis and were bound over to the next federal court term. Eddie Olson of Putney also arrested after bootleg liquor was found at his home. Charles Hersh and William Clifford Swanson of Clarmont charged with sale of intoxicating liquor.
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Aberdeen
Brown County
BE L. Senn
George Earle
Lawrence Enze
Tex Morgan
Irwin Theman
Lee Harned
Roy Wilson
Jack Retallick
Winik Paschke
Sll
U. S
Ira D. Curtis
Eddie Olson
Putney
Charles Hersh
William Clifford Swanson
Clarmont
Curtis
Bonds Held in County Jail Awaiting Trial
William Patterson a mirate is said to have founded the Balk of England in 1694. The text notes bonds are held in the county jail awaiting trial.
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William Patterson
The
Balk of
England
Cuba's Gavacado Exports Reach 100000 Crates This Year
Havana reports Cuba shipped 100025 crates of gavacadoes to the United States this year before supply exhausted as the season ended, reflecting strong agricultural trade despite shortages and market limits.
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Havana
Cuba
United States
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