South Dakota Officials Rally to Reelect Giffen
Mitchell educators J C Lindsey and L M Fort urge voters to reelect E C Giffen state superintendent citing a major revision of the curriculum. They claim the program funded by current funds and a cut in fall institute days advances modern study courses and statewide education progress.
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Mitchell
South Dakota
E. C. Giffen
J. C. Lindsey
Superi
L. M. Fort
Cipal
Mitchell ‘High School
Gillen
3Ifter
Lindsey
Rushmore Week Donations Reported in Mitchell
Governor Bulow designates Rushmore Week in Mitchell from October 2 to 2 for city school donations to the Memorial project. Notre Dame academy contributed 7.88 toward the effort. exact totals remain unavailable.
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Rushmore
Mitchell Mitchell
Bulow
Notre Dame Academy
Watertown Accident Victims Are Better
Watertown reports from a local hospital that Mr and Mrs David Grogan of Kampexka are making satisfactory recovery after an automobile crash here this week Mrs Grogan suffered a dislocated and fractured spine when the car was struck by Gun Benthin at Hamlin and overturned Mary Grimeske drove the Grogan car Mr Grogan had minor injuries and remains hospital confined Emil Geise son of Earl Geise is recovering from a fractured skull after being kicked by a horse on the farm with encouraging progress given the severity of his injuries
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Watertown
David Grogan
Kampexka
Grogan
Benthin
Hamlin
Mary Grimeske
Emil Geise
Earl Geise
Manchester Hosts Patriotic Program For Teachers Meeting
Manchester plans a patriotic program for the parent teachers meeting set for Friday November 14. Soldiers of the World War and all veterans with friends are invited to attend.
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Manchester
University Students Inspect Chicago Plants Five Days
University of South Dakota engineering students completed a five day study tour of Chicago industrial plants guided by executives from major firms. Alumni hosted tours at Western Electric, Underwriters Laboratories, and Commercial Instruments while exchanges covered bridge projects on Wacker Drive and Michigan Boulevard.
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Chicago
Vermillion
L. E. Ackley
College of Engineering
University of South Dakota
Dean Akeley
Harold E. Breckman
Windy City
Mrville Thompson
Commercial Instruments Company
Take Shore Athletic Club
Louis L. Palmer Lewis Stevrai
Ed Medbery
Sanitary District
Wacker Drive
Michigan Boulevard
J. A. Moore
Loop District
Stevens
Corn Acreage Jump in Six North Dakota Counties Snaps Records
Six counties in northern South Dakota Dewey Campbell Walworth Perkins Carson and Zieback saw corn acres triple over ten years rising from 8865 in 1920 to 197 93k this year. Total cultivated farmland grew from 1 866 411 to 2 603 433 acres as Norther Corn show at Mobridge boosts farmers to expand crops and diversify varieties.
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S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs
Dewey
Campbell
Walworth
Perkins
Carson
Ziebach
Kriebs
Mobridge
Secretary of Agriculture
Kricks
Mitchell Approves New Filtration Plant in Mitchell
Mitchell newest filtration plant becomes city property after council accepts Caldwell Engineering tests. Caldwell reported the plant, operating since August, passed extensive checks and is one of the best in the country. Mayor Fredericks praised completion with two minor changes totaling about 9 dollars required for final approval.
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Mitchell
Caldwell
Caldwell Engineering Company
Jacksonville
Fredericks
Sioux Falls Leads In Representation At Local College
Survey shows sixty six cities across ten states and a territory represented in the Sioux Falls college student body. Sixty percent originate from South Dakota with Sioux Falls students making up 44 percent. Pierre and Parker follow in representation. Minnesotans, North Dakotans, and others are listed, including the farthest domiciled students from Puerto Rico and California.
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S. F. Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls College
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
California
Illinois
New York
Pierre
Parker
Alexandria
Viborg
Aid Canton
Dell Rapids
Ramona
Centerville
Lake Park
Lve
Los Angeles
Calif
Family Rescued From Monoxide Gas Poison
A Tolstoy family narrowly escaped asphyxiation when carbon monoxide from a gasoline generator kept them unconscious in their beds. The youngest woke with a severe headache, opened windows, and alerted a nearby doctor who rushed 22 miles in 25 minutes to revive Leo Penrod after two hours of treatment.
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Tolstoy
Leo Penrod
Toletoy
Meigh
Seneca
Penrod
Manchester Adds Society to Give Home Talent Play
A home talent chautauqua style program will be staged at the town hall by the Ladies Aide society on Friday, November 7. The event showcases local talent as a community entertainment effort.
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Manchester
Three Arrested For Hunting On Preserve
Three violators of the game laws were brought in Sunday morning. They allegedly hunted ducks and geese on Lake Sully, a state game refuge, and the adjacent area.
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Onida
Lake Sully
South Dakota Official Urges Nationwide Auto Safety Campaign
Pierre October 2 B R Danielson assistant secretary of state and SD rep for the National Safety Congress returned with a plan for a broad education program to reduce motor vehicle accidents. He urged public cooperation, municipal and police action, and court-backed enforcement, citing US figures of deaths and injuries and a 24 percent drop in NYC street incidents through school safety work.
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Pierre
South Dakota
National Safety Congress
Pittsburgh
B. R. Danielson
United States
Danielson
New York City
Man Escapes Death After Shotgun Accident Near Watertown
Ray Anfenson a farmer suffered severe injuries when he grabbed a loaded shotgun left on a gate in a field it discharged tearing part of his right hand and peppering his face with shot he walked a mile to a hail farm house then to Watertown hospital doctors expect recovery unless complications arise. Also Wolse y hotel managers Robert Yerry and wife announce leaving their post after November 1 with plans to stay in Wolsey.
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Watertown
Ray Anfenson
Anfenson
Hee
Watertown Hospital
Hotel Wolsey
Robert Yerry
Wolsey Hotel
Wolrey
Washpans Ordered for Seining Work Spark Inquiry
An eastern wholesale firm halted a $500 order for 20 wash basins from Arlington South Dakota after officials questioned the need for so many. Investigation showed the pans would serve as skids on long fish seines used on lake bottoms near Arlington this winter by a seining outfit.
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Pierre
Arlington
South Dakota
New Rail Rates To Be Effective February 1
Pierre SD October 29 The new adjustment of class railroad rates will probably become effective about February 1 1931 said J J Murphy chairman of the board of South Dakota railroad commissioners Delay by the railroads in publication was necessary because of the work and technical questions involved While the class rate decision will increase some South Dakota rates these will be more than offset by reductions in western and central portions of the state Murphy added The chairman who is a republican candidate for reelection said the board is now considering readjustments in intrastate class rates
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Huron
Mjet
Giffen
Herbert B. Bruner
Columbia University
Pierre
Dalarice
Department of Education
Bruner
Kansas
Yaken
South Dakota
South Dakota Education Association
Staie Association
Sioux Fells
J. J. Murphy
Board of South Dakota Railroad Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Murphy
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Watertown Man Returns Home After Auto Crash
R. E. Little of Watertown returns home from hospital after injuries from a automobile collision near Devil's Lake. He was treated for a broken leg and minor bruises. his repairable car was fixed during his hospital stay.
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Watertown
R. E. Little
Devil's Lake
N. B
Little
Beacon Light to Illuminate Belle Fourche Elevator
Belle Fourche will install a million candle power beacon on the Tri State Milling company elevator. The Commercial club has raised half the installation cost, with about 40 per month for electricity. A stationary beacon will point to the Belle Fourche airport and a second rotating beacon will be added after regulatory steps are completed.
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Belle Fourche
Belle Forche
Tri-State Milling Company
T. J. Broadhurst
Aberdeen youth suffers light stroke in Tulare visit
John Smart, 14, of Aberdeen, was struck by a light stroke of apoplexy while visiting at the Will Smart home in Tulare. He is recovering slowly under care.
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Tulare
John Smart
Aberdeen
Will Smart
McMaster Denies Gasoline Fight Losses in Aberdeen Talk
W H McMaster campaign address in Aberdeen rebuts Governor Bulow's charges about the gasoline war. He cites Ernst and Ernst audit showing records intact and no missing funds. McMaster says $60,000 borrowed from sinking fund was for road contracts and repaid via federal aid. Bulow borrowed more, all lawful.
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W. H. McMaster
W. H. Bulow
McMaster
Highway ‘Commission
Ernst
Accun’caat
Travel by Car Replaces Old Time Horse and Buggy
In Rapid City on October 2 a observer notes the shift from horse and buggy to modern sedans. He contrasts the comfort and protection of today's enclosed vehicles with the rougher travel of the past and questions who prefers the “good old days.”
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Rapid City
Gasoline Audit Mentioned in 1925 Investigation
In the 1925 inquiry the highway accounts were audited and found correct in every sense. The state democratic machine is accused of spreading airy rumors. the Ernst and Ernst report is public, filed with the secretary of state.
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Wiese
Becaus
Wolsey Newspaper Receives New Linotype Machine
Wolsey news staff celebrates arrival of a row linotype machine to be installed for next week. The Herald’s Highmere edition soon to be published. Ownership shared by Lynn Meson and Earl Gannon with Gannon directing Highmere operation.
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Wolsey
Wolsey Het
Herald
Highmere Notipareil
Highmere
Lynn Meson
Earl Gannon
Garme R
The
Gannon
Erald
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