Eastern State Teachers College Announces 1930 31 Staff
Madison Sept 1 1930 Eastern State Teachers College reveals the new staff for the 1930 31 academic year starting Sept 5. Departments gain nine instructors supervisors and a director of elementary education with Jean R Barnes as Dean of Women and Wilma L Garnett as Director of Elementary Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Baston State Teachers College
Washington
Jean R Barnes
Binsheapolis
University of Minnesota
Barnes
Miss Woods
Minneapolis
Wilma L. Garnett
East
Ern
Kinkaid Schoel
Houston
Texas
Joseph Lamb
University of Wisconsin
Holbert
Ray G. Holbert
Chicago
Colorado
Tate Teachers College
Navy
Is Hh
Loganha
Ol - Blor
Missouri
Te College
Kirksville
Springfield
Akron
Loganback
Alton M. Quintard
Buena Vesta College
Ill
Stanhope
Iowa
Mae Vander Linden
Des Moines
Washington School
Bach ‘Elor
Gotheze
Cherokee
Ella Lorenzen
Willmar
Mion
Huron Fender
George Follister
Eastern State Teachers College
Sys& C. O
Sll
Alexander Wareburser
Sioux Falls
Wurzburger
Lescheticky
Wierma
Hyde Farmers Near End Of Threshing
Hyde Farmers near end of threshing as most grain has been threshed. Farmers prioritize hay and corn next while machine downtime caused delays. Frost reported in parts of the county with garden damage and a heavy hail storm in central Hyde county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Hamilton
Hyde County
Ree Heights Women Form Federated Club
The Womans club of Ree Heights was federated for civic and cultural aims. Officers include President Katherine Spiers and Vice President Steve Blewer, with Exma Wornke as recording secretary and Nettie Gardner as corresponding secretary. Community service chair Maude Gardner announced the new club’s creation at the September meeting. Charter members may join at the next meeting, with meetings set for the first Thursday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ree Heights
Womans Club of
Katherine Spiers
Steve Blewer
Exma Wornke
Nettie ‘Gardner
Jesge Subos
Knife Bandit Fails In Station Robbery
Aberdgen police report a knife-wielding thief failed during a station hold up. The incident ended without injuries as officers detained the suspect.
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Aberdgen
Sept
Fire Prevention Week Urged After South Dakota Fires
Governor Bulow designated October 5 to 11 as Fire Prevention Week after fires in South Dakota caused at least two deaths and damages of about 250000 dollars. He urged citizens and the press to remove fire hazards and promote safety, asking organizations and schools to aid in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
W. J. Bulow
Corn Palace Plans Newsful Season Attractions
Mitchell's annual Corn Palace show announces a lineup including Johnny Perkins as master of ceremonies, Marie Peterson ballet with 16 Broadway veterans, the O Connor family comedy act, In cas troupe seven comedians, and free street attractions. The event runs September to October with heavy advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meychell
Topeday— Sy
Corn Palace
William Morris
Iei~ Tal
Mitchell
Johnny Perkins
Ceremies
Perkins
Marie Peterson
Heavy Rains Delay Wayland Road Work
Heavy rains delayed road work south of Wayland, curtailing activity late in the week. The dump wagon crew returned to progress, with operations speeding up as conditions allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
Werlke
Fall Festival at Watertown Set for November Dates
The Watertown fall festival planned by the Jocaul Elks Tedge runs November 27 to December 2 at the Elks Home. Secretary C D Ray and Clarence Sieverts, horse committee chairman, say it will be the biggest fun frolic of the year with dances, concessions, raffles and more planned by committees.
Hills Filled With Cowboys Myth Told To Tourist
Rapid City reports a downtown misunderstanding as a Iowa tourist arrives believing the Black Hills host wild west cowboys who ride and shoot and blow up towns. Clerks joke about meeting one, while locals note the tale mirrors a growing myth that visitors expect frontier spectacles in the Hills.
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Cowboys Rapid
Rapid City
Tourisr
Iowa
Eisel
Jock
Cohotout
Coolidge
State Farmers Union Convention Dates Announced
The South Dakota Farmers Union set dates for its state convention in Yankton with events scheduled for October 14 15 and 16. Secretary E H Sanchez announced the schedule noting last year’s Rapid City turnout. Real estate transfers include entries such as Lake Preston parcels transferred to Shona Melson and Ada Ensign to Lake Preston.
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Yankton
Sept
State Farmers Union
E. H. Sancher
Kingsbury
J.D. Pesintan
Lake Preston
Clarence
Mt. Welue
Amie
Ensign
Ada
Leke Preston
Olive Price
Home Making Course Expands Under Vocational Education
Miss Sly announces a home making course supervised by Miss Providence Sty within the department of vocational education. Federal funds plus local support enable groups of women aged six years and older to meet at centers in Sioux Falls and Aberdeen, with parent teacher associations collaborating with school boards.
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Giffenmia - Hie
iMiss
Miss. Sly
Edwards
Sioux
Falls
Aberdeens
Sly
Parent
Boards of
Education
Museum drive aims to link schools with Pettigrew museum
Minnehaha County Historical Society members discussed bringing area schools closer to the Pettigrew museum. Mrs. Chris Wangsness oversees the effort to acquaint school authorities and pupils with the museum and society aims. Plans include a pioneer monument and expanding the society's program. Miss Mary Peabody, curator at the Pettigrew Museum, was commended for her work.
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Sioux Falls
Minnehaha’ County
Pettigrew ‘Ustyum
Minnehaha County
Historical Society Heroe
Chris Wansgness
Will -Stek
Historical Society
Mary Peabody
Pettigrew Museum
Burke Girl Injured in Auto Accident Near Town
Jane Ladel sustained severe wounds to her leg and thigh after an auto crash in Burke. She and three companions Laura and Esther Di Pr were briefly treated. the car owner’s vehicle was borrowed for a high speed ride, it skidded, rolled twice, and a passerby delivered the injured to a doctor for first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Jane Ladel
Laura
Esther di Pr
Island Residents Attend State Fair Trip
NISLAND residents travel to Huron for the state fair this week. Mr and Mrs Hans Sorenson Mrs John Wright and Margaret Gilger join others by car. Mrs Wright plans a visit to her daughter living in Huron. Mr and Mrs Chris Kastle left Wednesday to attend the fair and visit friends in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nisland
Huron
Hans Sorenson
John Wright
Margaret Gilger
Wright
Chris Kastle
Aclington
Miner County Fair Highlights School Parades and Poster Prizes
The Miner County fair will focus on truck gardening and fruits with less corn than last year. One outstanding feature is the school parades on Friday with prizes for the best banners floats or posters made by the school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Miner
Anoetes
Ipswich Church Wins Best Kept Block Award
The Federation of Women’s clubs awarded Ipswich Baptist Church the best kept block loving cup for the second year. Winners included Mrs. Bartholomew for front yards and White Eagle filling station for best flower beds. Honorable mentions went to Chester Doo litt le George Hall sr and J D Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Tpswich
Sept
Federation of Woman's, Clubs
Baptist Church
Mrs. Bartholomew
Awl. Fish
C. B. Reeves
Chester Doolittle
George Hall
J. DB. Williams
White Eagle
Dr. Mater
Bartholomew
Wentie C. N. Ferry
Rexall Orderlies Promise Quick Constipation Relief
A Perriton’s Rexall note claims Rexall Orderlies relieve constipation by drawing water into the colon to soften waste and promote natural movement. Patients are advised to chew at night and expect relief the next day, with a 24 for 25 cents offer at the nearest Rexall Drug Store.
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Battle
Creek
Rexall Drez
Perriton's
Town awards prizes for shrubbery display in lumber town
The city awarded prizes for shrubbery planted around Elm East and B Elm streets. Theveity pack planted 755 Chinese elms and eight choke cherry shrubs, earning first prize of $9. Berrholdty and H. Stafford took second and third. Judges were Ada Walster of Fargo and Rose Smith of Selby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berrholdty
H. Stafford
Watertown Thanked By Redfield for Anniversary Recognition
Mayor D. Co Noonan of Watertown received a letter from Redfield Mayor Frank Naeve expressing gratitude for Watertown’s role in observing Redfield and Spink county's fiftieth anniversary. The note cited Watertown's decisive contribution to the event's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Redfield
D. Co. Noonan
Frank Naeve
Spink County
Watertaewn
Woman's Health Booster Praised in Texas Letter
Mrs J W of Mission Texas reports severe fatigue and inability to work eased after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she is now much better and would recommend the remedy, and will answer letters from other women asking about it.
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Tex
Lydia
el Pinkham
Belved
Millner Avenue
Mission, Texas
Hogging Off Coin Found Best Method
Alabama experiment station tests after 15 years show hogging off corn yields profit of 28 cents per bushel. The method turns hogs into fields once corn is milo mature to the glazed stage and lets them feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama ‘Experiment Station
Grain Used For Pig Finish Plans Amid Harvest
A brief note suggests feeding grain off stalks with whey in wartime practice to fatten pigs, using them for finish once the corn harvest is cleared.
Fedora Graduates Reach Madison for Further Study
Fedora High School graduates from the class of 1936 travel to Madison to enroll at Eastern State Teachers College. Lucille Eberly, another Fedora High School alumna, enters the Mitchell Methodist Hospital for nurse training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedora
Madison
Mitchell
Sept
Cony Christenson
Theron Srtaks
Dale Bennett
Fay Hyland
Fedora High School
Eliss
Teachers ‘College
Lucille Eberly
Methodist Hospital
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Barber
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Brunswick
Lowboy
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Padhe
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Merv Boenewick
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