College cuts costs at Broux Falls and Sioux Falls
Broux Falls college trustees slash board charges from 3 1 70 to 1 50 a year and drop the gymnasium fee while keeping laboratory fees for students. Sioux Falls college official BE F Krueger says the moves come amid campus expansions and are aimed at helping students pursue higher education despite hard times. Registrar M Martina notes strong demand and many letters urging continued study.
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BIOAX
Sioux Falls College
North Central
Martina
Martini
Meade County Has Fine Crop Yields
Meade County reports bountiful crops with wheat unusually large and fields yielding high bushel per acre. Farmers stack wheat for later threshing awaiting price gains. Cattle and sheep are sleek and fat, corn grows well, and hay stacks and grazing ranges are abundant despite burr acres noted.
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Meade County
Sturgis
Mayren Thomas
Seturn
Truck Driver Abandons Truck to Madison Garage
A Sioux Falls candy distributor left a truck at a Madison garage and disappeared. Garage owners claim the firm owes rent and hold the vehicle to sell it to recover the unpaid balance. The driver did not provide his name when leaving the truck.
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Madison
Sioux Falls
Falbed Falls Company
Mitchell Man Named Knights Templar Head
A B Mc Keel of Mitchell was elected grand commander of the Knights Templar at a Mitchell business session in the Masonic temple. Harry K Hummer of Denton was elected V E deputy. Officers named include Were Warren of Huron E grand generalissimo Walter E Stover of Watertown E grand captain general Charles J Mariner of Redfield F grand fence warden N K B Mattox of Lead E grand junior warden Ray Blair Roberts of Sioux Falls reelected E grand prelate Ray Heater of Yankton reelected KE grand treasurer.
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Mitchell
Knights Templar
A. B. McKeel
Masonic Temple
Harry K. Hummer
Denton
V. E
Were & Warren
Huron
Walter E. Stover
Watertown
Charles J. Mariner
Redfield
N. KB Mattox
Lead
Ray. Blair Roberts
Sioux Fally
E. Grand Preate
E. Ray Heater
Yankton
KE. Grend
Widen Highway At Mt. Vernon
Mt. Vernon plans widening of Highway No. between Mt. Vernon and Mitchell. The 12 mile segment will be graded and widened to a three foot top. Two crews have been assigned to extend the width and improve the road.
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Mt. Vernon
Mat, Vernon
Sept
Highway No
Mitchell
Dallas High To Offer Agricultural Course
Dallas High will introduce an agricultural course with Harry B. Manson of Brookings as the instructor. The program includes supervision of project work and tests on soil studies and farm husbandry. The curriculum aims to fit local needs and teach practical farming concepts to students, with emphasis on government programs.
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Dallas High
Harry B. Manson
Brookings
Mr. Hieneam
Ender
Entihn
Saokeotan
Stiewhenes
Bryant Market Place Set Up to Ease Congestion
Bryant, Sept 1. Due to heavy traffic from numerous melon grape tomato vegetable and produce trucks all produce trucks are asked to park on these lots and sell their goods as street presence blocks traffic. Two large fixed lights at the south corners of the lots aid night selling and the busy market is appreciated by sellers of produce.
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Bryant
Prairie Dogs Are Studied In Hills
In HOT SPRINGS South Dakota prairie dogs are back in numbers after years of undercounted towns. Robert Heecker from Brookings helped county agent Floyd Haley survey the situation last week. Five demonstrations on rodent extermination were held at farms of Guil near Elgemont Winkelman Dilly Kernisse and Rowell near Ocirichs.
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Hot Springs
Fall River County
Robert Heecker
Brookings
Floyd Haley
Robert Guil
Elgemont
Ernest ©. Winkelman
Ben Dilly
P. A. Kernisse
Ben Rowell
Ocirichs
Award Contract For Wolf Creek Project Dam and Spillway
REE HEIGHTS September 1 Special The Wolf Creek dam and spillway contract totals 11016.12 with Kennebec bidder PatricK Joma winning excavation at 7472.28 and Frank Hawkins of Highmare awarded concrete work at 7682.92 The lake will be named Lake Louise.
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Wolf Creek
Ree Heights
Joma’ Fitspatrick
Kennebec
Frank Hawkins
Highmare
Lake Louise
Ralph Nohlgren On Ree Heights Staff
Local school notes list Ralph Norgren from Canova as mathematics and coach on the Ree Heights staff along with Winifred Nerves from Humbolt teaching Latin and other instructors serving grades from first to eighth at Bre Mil dred Baldwin Huron and Holibird area schools.
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Ralph Nohlgren
Ree Heights
Ree Heluass
Pega
Ralph Norgren
Canova
Winifred Nerves
Humbolt
Clarence Phillips
Bre
Mildred Baldwin
Huron
Jean van Taal
Holibird
Velma Palmer
White Lake
Siamese Visitors Stay With Eakin Family in Ree Heights
Mr. and Mrs. Pai Eakin and their family arrived from Siam and spent several days with Mrs. Eakin’s mother Mrs. W. B. Shearer and sisters. They plan to go to New York for schooling this year while their daughters stay for education, and will return after vacation. Mr. Eakin preached at the local church on Sunday morning about Siam.
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Siam
Ree Heights
Pai Eakin
Eakin
Sian
Yale School Adds Four Year High School Program
Yale announces a four year high school program as part of public schools opening September 5. Registration and orientation happen Monday morning with regular classes starting Tuesday. The new four year accreditation expands the high school curriculum.
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Yale School
YALE
Crop conditions ideal at Burdette as rye sown
Farmers in Burdette report ideal weather for fall rainfall and have sown rye across fields. The favorable conditions support upcoming harvest activities and soil cover.
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Burdette
Wesleyan Freshmen to Hear Lectures Orientation Course
MITCHELL Sept 1 A series of low tyres for freshmen will be introduced at Dakota Wesleyan university during the coming year. All freshmen will be required to take the course credit will be given per quarter. The program aligns with current college practices to orient new students to campus life and challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Weseyan University
Qwearter
Bancroft Opens School With New Faculty for 1932
Bancroft reports new staffing for the 1932 33 term with Fred Gellerman starting his first year as superintendent. Calvin Barnes from Aberdeen becomes principal and athletics director, Camilla Curtis of Lemmon joins high school staff, and the teaching lineup adds Ardyth Van Tammell in elementary, Dorothy Obleen in seventh grade, as enrollment nears last year's high of fifty five. The district operates a four year accredited high school.
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Bancroft
Pucis
Fred Gellerman
Gellerman
Bancroft Schools
E. Scott
Calvin Barnes
Aberdeen
Camilla Curtis
Lemann
Huron College
St Aft
Ann Anderson
Ardyth van Tamnell
Werth Stands For Prohibition Says Chief in Letter
Mitchell dispatch notes Herbert Ford of the South Dakota Anti-Saloon League issued a signed letter correcting misperceptions about Paul L. Werth Libert y Party candidate for U S representative. Ford asserts Werth favors the eighteenth amendment and prohibition with no equivocation. Also reports Rev Mr Loemker of Crandon settlement ML FE church delivered farewell address and will move to Iowa retiring from active ministry.
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Werth
Mitchell
Herbert Ford
South Dakota
Anti- Saloon League
Paul L. Werth
U. S
Lberty Party
Ford
Paul I. Werth
Liberty Party
Tulare
Loemker
Crandon Settlement
Mail Carrier Sets 93000 Mile Record On Route
Gann Valley South Dakota reports O H Wright of Kimball the mail carrier on the Gann Valley to Kimball route has traveled over 93000 miles in six years two months with no days off. The 42 mile daily run crosses both graveled and dirt roads amid harsh conditions and difficult seasons. Wright recalls delivering mail by horse team in bad weather and rough terrain to complete each trip.
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Gann Valey
O. H. Wright
Kimball
Operatce & Star Mail
Gann Valley
Wright
Confiscated Guns To Be Sold At State Fairgrounds
Pierre September 1. Approximately confiscated guns will be sold to the highest bidders at public auction by the South Dakota game and fish department at the fisheries building State Fair grounds starting at 10 a.m. Verbal notice states these guns were confiscated from game law violators during the State Fairs each year with proceeds going into the game department fund.
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Pierre
South Dakota Game and Fish Department
Huras
C. HE. Fohneon
Wom
Game Department
Boy breaks arm at Tulare threshing, horse kicks accident
In Tulare on September 1 a boy, Curtis i 9, sustained a broken left arm just above the wrist when kicked by a horse at his grandfather's farm during threshing. The injury ended in a broken arm.
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Tulare
Curtis i
Storage Law Will Be Effective Soon
Pierre Sept 1 South Dakota's farm storage law urged by the Partners Holiday association as a credit measure is ready for operation under L. G. Troth secretary of agriculture. The 1933 act allows farmers to borrow up to 75 percent of grain value stored on farms with collateral storage certificates endorsed by banks or loan companies. Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha will not loan to individuals but will accept bank endorsed storage certificates. bank rate three and a half percent, lenders may charge up to three percent more. Supervisory boards will name local sealers who must furnish a $2000 bond. Sealers supervise storage, determine insured grain quantity and quality, and issue negotiable warehouse certificates for loans. All grain must be insured. No pay expenses of supervision.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Date Partners Holiday Association
L. G. Troth
Troth
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Omaha
Intermediate Credit Bank
Sion
Sry
Arrest Volstead On Intoxication Charge
Sioux Falls police arrested a man named Volstead described as a drunken visitor. He was found lying with his head on a curb and was awakened to effect the arrest. The report notes no relation to the prohibition figure. the incident occurred as police described a “peach of a hangar.”
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Volstead
Sioux Falls
Siew. Felts
John
Andy
Prohibition
Local board seals payment demanded on sealing day
An owner must pay to the local board at sealing time an amount specified, with fragments indicating a grain tax or fee of three cents per bushel for distribution to local officials. The readable text is fragmented and outlines a monetary duty connected to grain handling authorities.
Millet man busy galling friends in patrols this week
Sept 1 Special report notes Less Peterson of Millet Evening Harouite field man engaging in social patrols and community activity in the early part of the week.
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Burdette
Peterson
Millet
Gas and oil showings reported at Blanche Hamilton ranch
Vermillion state geologist F E Hothrock after inspecting the testy well nine miles west of Here reported encouraging gas and oil showings. He noted several possible oil sands remain to be penetrated and predicted further potential in the Blanche Hamilton ranch area.
Add R. C. Land To State tax Rolls
Pierre September 1 More than 936,476 acres of rural credit land are taxed this year, up from 822,639 acres last year, with state value declining from 13 704 059 to 22 927 101 dollars. Rural credit director Willy warns more land may be foreclosed to meet agricultural needs as taxation law now applies four mills for counties and 15 mills for schools.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Division of Taxation
S. A. Maxness
Tax Department
W. M. Willy
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