Preus Voices On Citizenship At PTA Meeting
Dr. O J Preus president of Augustana college addressed the South Dakota branch National Congress of Parents Teachers at Siou Falls stressing naturalistic philosophy as a threat to morals. He warned of dangers from modern thought, urged Christian values, and called for active father and parental involvement in child training and school cooperation.
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O. J. Pt. Praus
Augustana College
TLN
South Dakota
National Congress of Parents
All- Sustana College
Jesus
Wait
Dr. Preus
Preus Ox
John
Mary
George
Dr. Tres
Tringini
Moser Cooperation
Montgomery Ward to Open New Store in St Paul
Montgomery Ward and Company announce a new retail store in St Paul. Workmen remodel the Mirge double store room formerly occupied by Mercantile. Expected to open mid or late November. B Smith and Son local contractors oversee remodeling. Randall Electric handles wiring. C Lien supervisor of canons installations said maintenance of the St Paul store is in charge of the remedy.
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Montgomery Ward Co
Keodpteld
Qeb
Montgomery Ward and Company
Mirge
R. B. Smith
Pierre Hosts Royal Neighbors District Convention
Pierre on October 28 will host the district convention of the Royal Khbors. Seventeen lodges cover Hughes Hyde Potter Sully and Hand counties. About 200 delegates and visitors are expected, with a banquet to follow served by the Altar Society of the Catholic church.
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Pierre
Royal
Khbors
Mughes
Hyde
Potter, Sully
Hand Counties
Ladies of the Altar Society
Cathwig Church
Dakota furs shipped abroad in Sweden plan
Flandreau Oct 23 The Swedish government depends on South Lakota fur farmers for part of 3000 mink to be imported by a Minnesota firm under contract to supply Sweden with fur stock. Two Flandreau brothers bred mink from local stock, selling breeding stock worth 1200 to this Minnesota firm now housing 125 breeders.
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Flandreau
Unite States
Milardy
Sweden
Minnesota
Elk and deer hunting season set with record inquiries
Deputy Game Warden Burrington expects a record elk and deer season as inquiries exceed five hundred. The season runs November 1 to 20, shorter by ten days. Only buck deer with visible horns may be taken. Open elk season follows petitions from park and timber region settlers. Restricted areas include five county areas Pennington Lawrence Fall River and nearby preserves.
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Burrington
Cear
Courade
Pennington
Lawrence
Fall River
Troesevelt
Two Yale Cafes Change Hands In Recent Days
Yale cafes renamed owners with Hofer cafe sold to Walter Pantz and former owner John Teter planning farming. Yate cafe now run by W T Cover from A Binsheiss, with remodeling planned.
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Yale
Walter Pantz
John Teter
A. Binsheiss
W. T. Cover
Cover
Redfield Flying Hazard Is Moved
Redfield Oct 23 Special Dakota Central Telephone line moved to the far side of the road easing takeoffs at Redfield airport. Redfield airport corp organized earlier, now operating a 160 acre field near town. Atlas Lumber warehouse bears a Redfield arrow marking distance to the airfield.
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Redfield
Dakota Central
Kidder
Reddier
Atlas Lumber Company
Coon Hunt Gains Popularity in Pierre
Pierre residents embrace coon hunting as it spreads from the south. Hunters on Fielder Island near the Missouri capture two raccoons and feast on coon and sweet potatoes. A second party, guided by a former Tennessee president, travels down the Missouri with dogs, finding coons wiser and preferring brush to trees.
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Fielder Island
Missouri
Ejay
Kiwanis Club Buys Block For Park Site
Pierre visitors learn arrangements by the Kiwanis to fund buy land near Brardt's pond for a new park. City officials expect the block to be developed into a public recreation area with natural surroundings.
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Kiwanis Club
Pierre
Bierre Kiwanis
Brardt
Install Officers Set for American Legion Post
The American Legion post will install officers at a special meeting on November 6. Attendees include Post Commander Mueller, Vice Commander Ed Abeln, Adjutant Osea Heig, Financial Officer Burl J. Meredith, and others such as Sergeant at Arms William Baetzmick, Historian Joe Williams, Chaplain Charles Leity, and Service Officer Charles Shaddwell.
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Atch
Ares
Mueller
Ed Abeln
Osea Heig
College Press Heads to Meet in South Dakota
Aberdeen on October 23 special report. Official dates set for November 15 and 16 for the annual South Dakota Collegiate Press association meeting. Journals from Dakota colleges will gather at Eastern Normal to discuss conference topics and judge school publications.
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Sout Dakota Collegiate Press Association
South Dakota
Eastern Normal
N. 8
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Migsouri S-Neal
Fpasque
Northern Normal
Big Planus
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Reward for Dead Bank Bandits Opposed by Dakota Leader
Dean C. L. Hich of Dakota Wesleyan University urged pairing bank crime penalties with bank presidents. He noted 291 of 305 South Dakota Bankers Association members favored a reward for dead bandits, but proposed rewarding dead presidents who closed banks as a counterpoint, arguing mismanagement causes more theft than robberies. The Pierre report mentions incorporation filings and company officials as context.
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C. L. Hich
Dakota Wesley An University Today
South Dakota Bankers Association
Lel
South Dakota
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