Memorial ceremony links North Dakota schools to Sakaka Wea statue
South Dakota towns and rural units will join in the dedication of the Sakaka Wea memorial near here on September 87. Schools will send students in parades and plays tied to South Dakota history, with many districts like Lowman McTuttle McLanehin and others taking part. The ceremony is funded locally and site is on the Missouri River west bank at the junction of highways. Governor Bulow and the state superintendent will be among speakers.
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Ion Ceremiony
My. Kraus
Carson
Walworth
Ed Pherson
Thy
Cluaiuiain Sais
Ares Lowman
McTutesh
McLanehin
Morevistown
Wakyjela
Mobridae
Sel Java
Bowdle
Bose
Tpewi
Covernor
W. J. Bulow
Shire College Agriculture Enrollment Sees Increase
A report from PL de rho notes rising enrollment in agriculture at Shire College this year. The State superintendent cites a 14 percent rise since September, with 25 percent last year, as dormancy costs and home farming needs push students toward college. The School of Agriculture, led by Elmer Parks, plans to fund more students who complete eighth grade or equivalent, aiming to support veterans and homebound families during winter terms.
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Shire College Schapes
PL de Rho
Drnne
Sully Dakota
MY. Searhyva
Atfords
Teydg
Rcalture
Atina
Elmer Parks
Star Grate Orback
Weyland Farm Sale and Tomorrow’s Planned Trip
The Conisay farm and its bran were sold to Robert Jenner. A sale of machinery is noted and a trip by Weyland Farmer is scheduled for tomorrow. Local details are fragmentary and names are partially obscured.
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Weyland
Conisay
His& Bran
Robert Jenner
Dr James Is Speaker At Weadman Picnic Field
A speech by Doctor James emphasized the farmer’s need for education and university opportunities for children of farmers. He noted education as a path to better employment whether on the farm or off it, urging support for higher schooling and university access.
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Dr. James
Weadman
Verius
Herman
Univerom
Aisen
Manera Fond
America
Sanday- Dy
Temes
Unir
Tmer
De Smet Woman Plans Howard Store Opening
Miss Madge Rodney, proprietor of the Stvin Shop in De Smet, will open a second store in Howard soon. The exclusive ready-to-wear shop will build on Rodney’s six years in De Smet and her nationally noted merchant dining methods in women’s wear.
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Te Smat
Madge Rodney
Twelve New Plants Added To Herberium Vermillion
Twelve plants were added to the herbarium of South Dakota by W. H. Over, curator of the museum, during a trip into the Black Hills from which he recently returned. The plants are new to South Dakota and had never been recorded before in the state, making the discovery notably significant amid the region's botanic records.
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South Dakota
W. HF. Over
Museum of the & i
South “‘Dakota
Black Hille
Interstate Commission suspends rate increases to Southeast Dakota
The Interstate Commerce Commission has suspended proposed rail rate increases from Illinois Wisconsin and Missouri to the Sioux River region and southeastern South Dakota pending investigation. The action follows complaints from shipping interests and others and delays the increases until March 24 1990.
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South Dakota
de Beerstement
Lutstat Commerce
Chicago
Dilko
4 H Club Members Attend Bon Momma Equity Achievement Way
More than 300 4 H members attended the second annual Bon Momma Equity Achievement Way in Tyndall. L V Ausman, county agent, reported livestock exhibits and various sports were included on the program.
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Tyndall Tyndall
L. V. Ausman
County
Arent
Chicago WU Graduate Named New Dietitian at Sanitarium
Ethe ul Merson, Chicago University graduate, formerly with Mayo Clinic diätetics, will replace Esteile or as dietitian at Battle Mountain Sanitarium. The move joins Merson to Hot Springs assignment as medical staff reshuffles unfold.
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Chicago
New Dietitian
Ethe Ul Merson
University of Chicago
Department of Diatelics
Mayo Clinic
Ine Minn
Esteile
Battle Mountain
Vayland Schools Opened with 33 Enrolled Pupils
Vayland, Sept. 3. School opened here yesterday with 33 pupils enrolled. Teachers listed as Lh Fear, Peark Otto. District figures include Ruth Cutland, Otto, and Mrs. Joe Schuster. Simons district reported.
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Vayland
Srs
J. F. O'Neill
CIA
Lh Fear
Peark Otto
Leach
Thomson
Ruth Cutland
Otto
Joe Schuster
Simons
South Dakota to Introduce Modern Music Course in Schools
Pierre reports a comprehensive modern music program will debut in South Dakota elementary schools this fall. State Superintendent Giffen announced a committee created by Mr. Gillen organized the curriculum with phonograph aid and cross-curricular links to art. Free materials and teacher institutes across counties will support immediate use and expansion.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Giffen
Gillen
Meryl Beverly Glad
Halverson
Wakonda
Tills
Young Citie League
Josephine Knol
Highmore
Frades Gas Station Trades for 160 Acre Farm Move
James Garner owner of the Frades Gas Station on state highway No 14 has traded his filling station for 160 acres of land near Timber Lake and will move there with his family. Llaya Winnegar, the station owner, has relocated to join his family. Ames reports a double wedding held Wednesday with Elfiel Nelson and Aleinda Cotton as brides.
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Vaylasvsepi
Rapeeniu
James Garner
Timber Lake
Wis Family Spring
Winnegar
Armer Claims He Owns School Built on Ranch
William Ripley a rancher near here says he owns a schoolhouse on his land with no lease. Court hearing expected soon will decide if the building may remain or be moved by school authorities. Ripley plans to test his claim as the case advances this week.
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Armer
Bridge Repair Plans For Bad River Span At St Pierre
Repair work on the Bad River bridge at St Pierre is planned under state bridge engineer J H Hamilton with Ben Young of Stanley County Highway. Estimated cost five thousand two hundred nine dollars. A new floor steel land rail and strengthened south approach span are included in the project.
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FY. Pirate
Ft. Pierre
Sus
J. HH. Hamilton
Ax Ben Young
Stanley County
Mghway Superin
Jordan Replaces Hill As Normal Teacher
Glenn Monroe Jordan of Madison will be assistant professor of economics at Northern Normal this fall, replacing Arthur A Hull who resigned. He previously studied at the University of Minnesota and Wisconsin and Carleton College in Northfield.
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Jordan
Hill
Aberdeon
Glenn Monroe Jordan
Madison
Wis
Northern Normal
Arthur A. Hull
Ian
Minnesota
Hlese
Mankato
Minn
University of Wisconsin
Carleton Voliese
Northfield
De Smet Streets Try Calcium Chloride Dust Control
De Smet introduces calcium chloride treatment on business streets to curb dusting. About 200 applications planned after 500 sacks used, with a road setup using an old grain feeder to apply the chemical at night. Streets show reduced dust and no complaints so far.
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Ne Smet
Te Smet
Spelling Champs to Enter State Meet in Conde
Spelling champions from Spink and Clark counties will represent their regions at the state contest in Huron during the state fair. Snedan Lugil Vanorma of Turton and Olive Chiratense of Ashion won county titles and will compete for Le County. Lanny Emsland will represent Clark County at the state fair September 1 to 12.
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Emter
Conde
Snedan
Lugille VanOrma
Turton
Spink County
Shih
Olive
Chiratenses
Ashion
Fion
Conmeticdon
le Gounty
Huron
Lanny Emsland
Clark County
Hoclubs
New Piano Method Trial At Aberdeen College
A progressive piano method will be tested at Aberdeen with a class of six to ten pupils using silent keyboard devices. Elna Olson will organize the new class at the Norther normal music department this fall. The method mirrors group instruction used in several music schools and at Northwestern University. Olson studied in Chicago under Prof. Wauthe Piistzner and attended the Svarston school during summer study.
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Aberdeen
Narthicro Sovinal
Elna Olson
Northwestern University
Evanston
UL Miss Olson
Chicago
Wauthe
Piistzner
Svarston School
Norther Normal
Method
Corn and Grain Growers Prize Fund at Corn Palace Festival
Prairie Dakota growers are invited to enter the annual corn and small grain show at the Corn Palace Festival in Mitchell. Cash prizes totaling 500 dollars will be awarded. Premium catalog mailed to exhibitors and interested parties. last year’s event included corn premiums.
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Mitchell
Saunis Dakota
Iti
Sts
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