South Dakota Education Association session plan outlined
Sioux Falls reports the 48th annual South Dakota Education Association convention to be held in Mitchell from November 22 to 25. The program features ten departmental meetings, round-table teacher discussions, and non affiliated group sessions, with E G Doudna addressing and a Dakota Wesleyan a capella choir opening.
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Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Wee
S. B. Nissen
Association
Nissen
E G
Mitchell Corn Palace
Edwin Mims
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Mas
ME Brady
Charles E. Reidt
Charles N. McManus
Mitchell Business Toen
Chicago Congert Company
William H. Batson
South Dakota University
William McKinley Robinson
Western State Teachers College
Kalamazoo
Mich
E. C. Gilien
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Arthur B. Moehlman
University of and
Harry W. Chase
University of Illinois
Associated
CG. Lundquist
Leola
L. M. Fort
E. C. Gilfsen
Pierre
Ciasla
Ada Minard
Watertown
G. H. Dur- Tura
Russeli Sturgis
AE Meade
Flandreau
Jecuss
Croatia
Kjerland
W. H. Zimmerman
Brookings
Consolidated and Village
R. H. Bunt
Kimball
Dem
Clara Swain
Yankton
Mary Jane Rensch
Thorn Sanger
Mabel E. Bryan
Selmer Walby
Miller
Mathew Gettyeburg
Willard H. Jordan
Barolé Urton
Canton
W. W. Noulton
Helen Cromer
Aberdeen
E. H. Biswell
Phi Kappa Delta
ML Risk
Vermillion
Council of Geography
Laura Nelson
Broux Falls
Trades and Industrial
State
Woonsocket Man Quietly Marries During Oliver Tweedy Party
A Woonsocket man reportedly wed in a private ceremony amid a party for Oliver Tweedy. The groom attends Dakota Wesleyan College in Mitchell and kept the nuptials low profile.
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Oliver Tweedy
Deride
Dakota
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Well known Couple Are Wed At Onida
Onida Oct 3 Spectal reports the wedding of a well known couple, the Beebe family, in a simple ceremony that drew local attention and celebrated by friends and neighbors.
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Onida! Omia
Rain And Wind Hit At Raymond Vicinity
Weather across Raymond and nearby areas brought March like conditions with cold rain and high winds. The precipitation in October increased to .81 inch after an additional .38 inch fell this week, with a light frost observed midweek. Temperature dropped to freezing levels as the week continued.
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Raymond
Black Hills Hunters Forbidden To Smoke
Black Hills forest hunters face a no smoking order during the big game season opening November 1. Supervisor Theo dore Kruege warns the fire hazard remains high and urges cooperation with the forest department. Officials discussed potential forest closure but recent rains and hunter promises keep the area open for now.
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Black Hills
Black Hills Forest
National Forests
Theodore Kruege
Forest Department
Allen Toomey
State Game and Fish Commission
State Lodge Officer Honored At Wolsey
Wolsey October 30 Special State Lodge No 118 C E S met in regular session this week. Micron Ward, worthy matron, was introduced by Louis Markell, worthy patron, at Grand Ruth. She received a bouquet of mums. Bridge was played at three tables with high scores awarded to Mrs George Lumbard and Mrs F N Jensen. Low scores went to Mrs J G Hagen and Mrs W L Seeley. Refreshments followed and Halloween favors used.
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Wolsey
Micron Wardman
Louis Markell
Grand Ruth
George Lumbard
F. N. Jensen
J. G. Hagen
W. L. Seeley
Aberdeen Annual Wins Third Place
Aberdeen high school yearbook the Aberdeen Arrow placed third in the state high school press association contest. Judges praised craftsmanship and awarded the yearbook for its accomplishment at the state meet held this month.
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Aberdeen
Police Force Is Comparatively Small In Rapid City
Rapid City night police force is small compared with other cities. Two patrolmen and one desk sergeant maintain peace at night, a figure noted. In Huron four patrolmen and a desk sergeant work nights, and in Yankton three officers handle night duties.
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R. C
Rapid City
South Dakota
Rapid Ce
Cties
Dewk
Besa
Huron
Yenkton
Fishing Restrictions Removed On Lake Madison
Fishing restrictions are lifted on Lake Madison as local Izaak Walton chapter, county commissioners, and the state fish and game commission aim to reduce waste and aid food supply. Fish may be removed by hook and line, pine, by wort method. cast fish when ice forms with colder weather.
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Lake Madison
Oct
Izaak Walton Bogus
Lake County
State Fish and Game
Road relief work praised in several counties
The report states work in Butte, Barding, Meade and Perkins counties is entirely satisfactory with progress in cod building operations and new grade at Mewall. It notes Butte County will invite bids for procuring work on U S 87 north from Belle Fourche to Buffalo, and details the grade from Owl Creek 12 miles north to 30 miles farther.
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Butte
Barding
Meade
Perkina
Butte County
U. S. & North
Belle Fourche
Buffalo
Owl Areck
Here
Stockman cause fatal harm by fatal incident
An incident involving a stockman caused fatalities and extensive harm to multiple people, including women and children, amid chaotic events. Investigators are tracing actions, weapons, and sequence of events at the scene. Authorities urge caution as details unfold and provide updates on affected families and communities.
Explaining Red Chocolate Cake Making at USD
Della Garrett of the University of South Dakota outlines how soda affects red chocolate cake color. She cites two ounces of chocolate with three quarters to one teaspoon soda for a very dark result, noting changes in color as it cools and the soda’s impact on odor and taste.
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Della Garrett
Te University of South Dakota
Miss Garrett
McLeod and Nason
Garrett
Fewer Turkeys Are Raised This Year in South Dakota
BROGKINGS Oct S e South Dakota poultry producers raised about 390000 turkeys this year, a five percent drop from 1930, as freezing temperatures caused poor early hatches and dry weather aided poult development. Nationwide turkeys on farms rose about two percent. Many growers plan later marketing with 47 percent ready by Thanksgiving, 39 percent by Christmas, and 14 percent later. The USDA notes a shift toward fewer but larger producers.
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Brogkings
Oct
S—e
South Dakota
J. Borum
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Borum
Department of Agriculture
Sharpe Interprets School Fund Laws in Pierre
Pierre Oct 3047 The law in reply to inquiries from William M Dunn private auditor. County officials cannot obtain loans their wives may do so if their own lands are their own security. Attorney general held that a husband and wife may Renate pacers ky aR carice provide security.
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Sharpe
Pierre
Gavin
William M. Dunn
Vate
Ioana
Pacers Ky Ar Carice
Forestburg P. T. A. Meets Next Week
Forestburg P T A sets a November 3 meeting at the school for Tuesday evening. The program features community singing by the audience, the usual business session, a musical number, the convention report by Miss Cook, another Glee Club number, and an out of town speaker’s address.
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Forestburg
Conference Coaches Meet At Forestburg
Several Tri-County Basketball conference faculty members gathered in Forestburg to discuss the season. Attendees included Superintendent Miller Coach Newton Be Grant Trumber and others from Letcher Winifred Fedocs Ariesien Fulton and Forestburg. The meeting followed a meal at a local hotel.
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Forestburg
Oct
Uemchoola
Lisag Og Renee Ve
Mennog Gan & Bees
M& Meal
Penvea
Miller
Newton
Grant
Trumber
Letcher
Nelson
Winifred
Dodds
Fedocs
Fisher
Combh Boekter
Ariesien
Lonbough
Mr. Kreble
Fulton
Prunty
Foresiburs
Onida Study Club Holds Regular Meeting
Onida Oct. 10. The Onida Study club met for its regular session this week. Mrs J P Williamson presented a talk titled The New Trella ood and C Spears spoke on The Life and Ideals of Mahatma Gandhi. The resignation of Mr Veda Christy was noted.
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Onida Study Club
ONIDA
Crandall
J. P. Williamson
C. Spears
Mahatma Ghandi
Veda Christy
Water Put In Belle Fourche Reservoir For Irrigation
Newell reports sufficient water diverted into the Belle Fourche reservoir over ten days to meet fall irrigation needs. F C Youngblatt, supervisor, notes dam repair costs at 50000 dollars with approval to book as supplemental construction. Valve repairs to finish this week will allow flow to North, Capal and Indian Creek, with a possible late November stock water run.
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United States Reclamation
Mr. Mead
Capal
Indian Creek
Younghbiutt
Messon
Woonsocket Woman Hosts Halloween Themed Bridge Dinner
Mrs. Alex Vetter entertained a bridge dinner Tuesday evening with five tables in play. Mrs. R. Brewer won high honors. The home featured Halloween decorations.
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Woonsocket
Alex Vetter
Start Project To Raise Lake Level Dog Ear Lake
A state project will begin this week to raise Dog Ear lake’s level by constructing a water supply ditch. About 10 000 cubic yards of dirt will be moved in this improvement.
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Dog Ear Lake
Dairymen Elect At SD Dairy Convention
Mitchell and nearby towns figure prominently as H F Fleming Parkston William Bos Corsica and A P Ryger Brookings are elected directors of the South Dakota Dairy Men's Association as the annual convention closes Ryger wins reelection and directors meet to elect officers after the session closes.
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Mitchell
H. F. Flemning
Parkston
William Bos
Corsica
A. P. Ryger
Brookings
South Dakota
Dairymen’s Association
Ryger
Plan Improvements For Days Of '76
Deadwood Oct. 30. F W Brown chairman of the Days of '76 executive committee proposed rearranging seating and park layout to improve spectator view and gate receipt handling. F C Rand praised cooperation of nearby towns in the 1931 celebration. Chamber of Commerce members at the meeting endorsed this year’s show.
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Deadwood
F. W. Brown
F. C. Rand
Chamber of Commerce
Zebrath Visit and Hunting Trip Reported
Mr and Mrs Ralph Zebrath traveled to Huron to meet Mrs Zebraths parents Mr and Mrs M M Thompson and cousin L K Eymann and wife from Forest City. They stayed briefly then went to Sioux Falls en route home. Elsewhere Ly Halberg a local rail carrier left for North Dakota for a several day duck hunting vacation with Ross Diendenning acting as substitute mail carrier during his absence.
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VISIR
Huron Wolsey
Ralph Zebrath
Huron
Trifesmond
Ly Halberg
North Dakota
Ross Diendenning
Eastern Faculty Boosts Relief Funds at Madison School
MADISON Oct 3 Faculty of Eastern State Normal school voted to donate about 140 dollars per month for two months with potential increases if needed. The plan directs funds to city and county relief, with a portion reserved to aid training school children with shoes and clothing. The donation follows a Social Welfare committee report and reflects strong campus community support for winter aid.
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Madison
Tia
Eastern State Normal School
Faculty Club Social Welfare Committee
Iners
Cee
Social Welfare Committee
Visit at Touron Athol
Mrs F D Booth of Athol motored to Huron Wednesday morning to visit her sisters Mrs T E Bancroft and her mother Mrs B R Lockwood who has been very ill, and spent the day at their home.
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Athol
M S. F. D. Booth
Huron
T. E. Bancroft
B. Br, Lockwood
Coffee brands compared by coffeel content in study
Van Cleve Laboratories analyzed seven coffees to compare coffeel levels that determine flavor. The table ranks brands by relative coffeel content, noting Nach's Toast Coffee contained 11 percent to 69 percent more coffeel than the others.
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van Cleve Laboratories
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