Rammed Earth Experiments At State College Attract Notice
Rammed earth construction draws national attention as State College reports seven years of experiments for farm buildings. A 22 inch rammed earth poultry house at Pine Ridge Indian Agency and earth walls on the college farm show improved temperatures and durability across tests.
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Broghkings
State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D C
Agricultural Engineering Department
Pine Ridge Indian Agency
R. L. Pasty
State College Agricultural
Miner County
Lincoln County
Putty
Tree College Bulletn
Eurona
Survests Planaring Gardens For Winter
Secretary of Agriculture C A Russell urges preparations for winter gardens and trees. Clean up refuse around beds to curb disease and insects. Mulch strawberry plants to protect roots and crowns. Wrap tree trunks with paper to deter rabbits and cold injury, and venturing tar paper is discouraged.
Republicans Speak at Wessington Street Rally
A noon gathering in Wessington attracted many residents to hear the syncch band and political talks by state Republican candidates Leslie Jensen and Chan Gurney. The event was paid for by Jor Money.
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Wessington
Leslie Jensen
Chan Gurney
Sheriff Links Crime Dip to Election Campaigns
Aberdeen sheriff says Brown County crime fell during the campaign but will rise after November 5 as many residents travel at night to meetings and drive on roads, making thieves wary. He cautions that criminal activity will resume once election activity subsides.
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Aberdeen
Fred McGovern
Brown County
Democrats Attack On School Aid Cited In South Dakota
MOUND CITY Oct 31 FJ H Munet representative at the 1935 legislative session criticizes Democratic claims of school aid. He argues sales tax proceeds for schools are only 32 percent with the rest funding Pierre operations. He cites Republican efforts to raise school allocations and laments the administration’s opposition.
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Mound City
Fj—H. &.Munet
Pierre
House
South Dakota
Declamation Contest At Miller Oct 3 Picks District Qualifiers
In Miller on October 3 an elimination contest selected students to advance to the district declamatory contest on November 19. Oratory winner James Devine performed The Big Parade, while Marjorie Molesworth was a competitor. In poetry Curtis Rainy won with Rachel Lindsay's The Congo. Dramatic entrants included Dorothy Godfrey Neva Allen and Dorothy Fish, with Dorothy Fish taking Littlest Rebel. Judges were Veda Miller Supt J H Keastiec and Karl Snyder.
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Miller Miller
Miller
James Devine
Marjorie Molesworth
Curtis Rainy
Rachel Lindsay
Congo
Shirley Dearborn
Gladys Lets
Dorothy Godfrey
Neva Allen
Dorothy Fish
Veda Miller
Supt. J. H.keastiec
Karl Snyder
INSURANCE FUND TAX CLAIM REJECTED FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT
The South Dakota attorney general ruled that independent school districts lack authority to levy taxes to create an insurance fund for school property. The opinion to Sui Attorney T. B. Thorson of Rapid City states no legal basis exists to authorize such a fund or the district assuming its own insurance responsibility.
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Osvn Insurance
Pierre
Attorney General's Office
T. B. Thorson
Rapid City
Atorney General
Miller High School Sends Delegates to Press Meet
Miller High School did not send delegates to the State High School Press Association conference. They traveled by car with journalism teacher Karl Snyder to Brookings. participants included Louise Kluthe and Josephine Kehler. Mrs J H Kramer joined the trip. Also noted is birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Howard Robertson and a son to Mr and Mrs Erland Oberg in Wessington. A bazaar and dance event is planned by the Morning Star Rebekah Lodge and the Past Noble Grand Circle on Monday evening November 2 at the Community Hall.
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Miller
Miller High School
H. S. Press Association
Karl Snyder
Tao Miller Hi-Lite
Louise Kluthe
Josephine Qehler
J. H. Kramer
Brookings
Robertsons
Wellington
Howard Robertson
South of Wessington
Mer
Mra
Erland Oberg
Wessington
Bor
Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Circle
Young Democratic Dance
Plans For Doland Homecoming Parade And Dance
Doland prepares for the Homecoming Armistice Day celebration with committees for parade entertainment dinner and dance led by Jimeny Lovelace as Alumni Association president C W Deebie finance Dr C A Peterson parade M Knight entertainment and A J Bock overall chair. Enthusiasm runs high as organizers plan for variable weather ensuring event proceeds despite Old Man Weather.
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Doland
Do‘tand
Jimeny Lovelace
C. W. Deebie
C. A. Peterson
M. “. Knight
A. J. Bock
Three Huronians join SDU Society
VERMINLIUG Oe D yoperay Apprentices Players at the University of South Dakota have initiated 29 new members. The list includes Adolph Lefler Highmore Katherine Plat Sisseton Sylvia Coill Elk Point Irene Bunkers Colman Genevieve Keller Yankton Mary Margaret Chandler Sioux City Iowa Margaret Clark Sioux City Iowa Maurine Siebring Redfield Shirley Burke Chicago Ill Robert Rice Huron Rous Oviath Huron Marion Rudberg Pitmont Marinel Wood Hartford Marguerite Follett Rock Rapids Iowa Jeanne Gapp Mitchell Faith Bauman Onida Gueld a Waggoner Sioux Falls Gerry Gustafson Sioux Falls Eleanor Maczison Quc en Virginia Rayburn Hurley Jonas VWihaver Tyndall Gene Pruitt Sioux Fels Margaret Shoe Fr Leavenworth Kang Robert Oden Vermillion Avun lig Speight Redfield Barbara Ochleetree Pukwana Paul Noble Mitchell Dorwin Wilson Winner
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Verminliug
Yoperay
University of South Dakota
Init
Adolph Lefler
Highmore
Katherine Plat
Sisseton
Sylvia Coill
Elk Point
Irene Bunkers
Colman
Genevieve Keller
Yankton
Mary Margaret Chandler
Sioux City
Iowa
Margaret Clark
Maurine Siebring
Redfield
Shirley
Burke
Chicago
Robert
Sioux Fels
Margaret Shoe
Fr. Leavenworth
Kang Robert Oden
Vermillion
Avunlig Speight
Barbara Ochletreet
Pukwana
Paul Noble
Mitchell
Dorwin Wilson
Winner
Woonsocket High Plans Annual Fete
Woonsocket High announces the 12th annual carnival to be held November 6 at the public school building. New skills games are added including a dart contest and Coach Mackey's Trained Ducks. The carnival show aims to be the best yet with class nominees campaigning through candy and bake sales to fund school expenses.
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Woonsockeet High
Woonsocket
Mackey
Eleanor Stegeberg
Venieta Putnam
Florence Regynski
Meta Hamilton
Doland Study Club hears Spain theme program
Mrs Hilda Gross hosted the Doland Study Club meeting with a Spain theme. Miss Mildred Geleston presented on Spanish geography and customs while Miss Gladys Bertrand explained political and economic history using blackboard charts to illustrate.
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Gross
Doland Doland
Hilda Gross
Doland
Spain
Mildred Geleston
Gladys Bertrand
Miss Gelston
Miss Bertrand
Gladys Pyle to Speak in Black Hills Area
Republican headquarters said Gladys Pyle of Huron will tour Black Hills towns to back Governor Alf Landon and the GOP ticket. She enters South Dakota from Montana and appears with Francis Case in Spearfish Monday, then addresses Rapid City women and speaks at Sturgis Monday night.
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Gladys Pyle
Black Hills
Rapid City
Qet
Huron
South Dakota
Francis Case
Spearfish
Land
Sturgis
Springs Students Attend State High School Press Meeting
Five members of the Springs high school paper and their supervisor Wendt travel from Springs to Brookings for the state high school press association meeting. Attendees include Eugene Habicht Corinne Larsen Theone Mead Wyman Whitney and Vernon Schmierer. They plan to stay for Hob a Day celebrations and the football game between South Dakota Stars and the University.
Settlement Reached In Bakery Sale Dispute
In Sioux Falls South Dakota a compromise settlement ends the bid to block the sale of Pfall Baking Company to Meir Brothers of Sioux City. Charles R Kerr claimed $10 000 stock ownership but no say in the transfer. The court had extended a temporary order stopping use of funds and a stockholders meeting. The sale had been set at about 166000 with Kerr seeking 38500 as a settlement.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Pfall Baking Company
South Dakota
Meir Brothers
Sioux City
Charles R. Kerr
Lucius 12. Wail
Seidlemert
Kerr
Bogue Addresses Springs Crowd as Progressive Republican
Allan Bogue of Parker spoke at the Wellington Springs high school auditorium in a large crowd. he defended the Roosevelt era and was interrupted by attorney Charles R. Hatch who pressed for evidence. A Bancroft meeting in Manchester drew attendees as the Presbyterian church program featured two solo performances by the local quartet.
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Bogue
Springs
Wellington Springs
Allan Bogue
Parker
Roosevelt
Charles R. Hatch
Bancroft
Manchester
Presbyterian Church
Manchester Quartet
Mrs Werne Westerberg Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Esmond October 21 Special after several weeks in a hospital Mrs Werne Westerberg left hospital and returned home on Wednesday.
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Hospital
Esmond
Werne Westerberg
Yale Club Meets At Harding Home
The Good Will Extension Club met at Mrs. E. Harding's home on Wednesday October 28. Two new members Mrs. Ed Kludt and Mrs. B Ford joined. Mrs. Malone demonstrated sewing machine uses and Mrs. Law Derscheid gave a book report on Hamlin Garland's Son of the Middle Border. Next meeting December 2 at Mrs. Dora Zieldorf's home.
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Yale Club
Harding
YALE
Specia
Good Will Extension Club
E. Harding
Ter
Ed Kludt
B. Ford
Pratt
Huron
Malone
Law Derscheid
Hamlin Garland
Middle Border
William Malone
Dora Zieldorf
Grace Delvoux
Flag Presentation Highlights Woonsocket Event
A flag presentation at the Woonsocket city auditorium featured a well arranged program by district three sewing rooms. Dormitory students performed folk dances and songs led by Miss Rud and Mr Larson. Speakers included Miss Ethel Dowdell of Pierre and Mr Cresswait.
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Woonsocket
City Auditorium
Rud
Larson
Ethel Dowdell
Pierre
Cresswait
Lutheran Aid Holds Bancroft Bazaar and Supper
Lutheran Ladies Aid in Bancroft hosted its annual bazaar and end supper on October 27. Supper served in church basement at 6:30 pm followed by a play Just Like Us at Community Hall. Quilts and fancy work were auctioned, raising about 120 dollars. Also reports a Manchester visit by Berhard Bergerson of Sioux Falls who met with local workers.
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Lutheran Aid
Bancroft
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Aid
Lawrence Samelson
Manchester
Berhard Bergerson
Sioux Fally
Bergerson
W.fla
Madison Librarian Heads Association Officers Named
Abigail Lyon of Madison Public Library was elected president of the South Dakota Library Association at the closing session of the thirtieth annual conference. Other new officers include Mary Parmelee of Watertown Public Library as vice president and Emma Leu Taggart of Sioux Falls College as secretary-treasurer.
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Madison
Heads Association
Mitchell
Abigail Lyon
Madison Public Library
South Dakots Library Association
Mary Parmelee
Watertown Public Library
Emma Leu Taggart
Sioux Falls College
Hold Effection In Woonsocket School
Woonsocket students participated in a general election with Roosevelt beating London 138 to 45 and Bulow defeating Gurney 119 to 93 in the senatorial contest. Hildebrand won Congress against Mundt 116 to 98. Berry edged Jensen 109 to 107. County races saw Nelson over Anderson for treasurer and Paper over Heinrichs for auditor. Humphrey and others won or ran unopposed for clerical posts.
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Woonsocket School
Woonsocket
Roosevelt
London
Bulow
Gurney
Cougtess Hildebrand
Mundt
Berry
Jensen
Ferguson
Dowdell
O'Neill
Sims
Nielson
Anderson
Paper
Heinrichs
Palmer
Swanson
Nelaor
Wolters
Mulligan
Humprey
O'Connor
Brown
Change church hours at Esmond on Sunday
At Esmond M E Church the Sunday school will begin at 10 30 AM and the church service will start an hour later.
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Esmond
M. E
County Officials Await Polls And Posts
Demand grows for SDSC bulletins as State Aerial Experiment Station reports a 3 turnup over last year. In late October, 1,030 bulletins went to South Dakota, 1,858 to other states, and 231 to foreign countries. Mailings reach China India Japan and more. Milton Rich lists as shipping clerk. About 3000 South Dakota farmers subscribe to the persistent email list for each new bulletin.
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S.D.S.C
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Beadle County
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Knox
Roosevelt Agricultural Committee
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Congress
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kibbee, JR
Mitchell, South Dakota
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W. A. Johns
Nebraska
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