University Opens Doors Next Week at USD
Vermillion dispatch notes the forty ninth regular USD session begins September 13. Freshman work starts September 15 and 16 with upperclassmen classes on September 17. Freshman week aims to acclimate newcomers as staff alumni and upperclassmen offer guidance. Fourteen new faculty and admins join, led by Lawrence Carl Mitchell heading art and design.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
College of Music
University
H. W. Frankenfeld
Lawrence Carl Mitchell
Edwain D. Donahue
Kansas University
Claude Darbon
Oklahoma A & M
G. A. Noetzel
London School of Economics
Delia Mae Garrett
Mildred Grafige
Gladys Morrisey
Robert Ruelle
University of Ohio
Lights To Be Installed At Augustana Field
In Sioux Falls on September 13 CP reports Augustana college will install floodlights next week for its athletic field. Home games except one will use the lighting system. The plan calls for 200 watt bulbs on two per pole with five poles along each sideline.
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Augustana
Sioux Falls
Augustana College
Freshmen Swarm at Northern Campus Abеrdeen
Three hundred fifty freshmen swarmed the Northern State Teachers college campus for Freshman Week opening activities. Prof Willard VanWalker chaired the day with talks by Dr David Allen Anderson Prof W H Culp and Prof N H Mewaldt. A tour of buildings and grounds introduced students to the school and departments.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Willard VanWalker
David Allen Anderson
W. H. Culp
N. H Mewaldt
Brookings Votes on Gas Franchise Tuesday
Brookings residents will decide next Tuesday whether to grant Skelly Oil a franchise to build a city gas plant. The proposal asks no public financing. the plant would cost upwards of 100000 dollars. If approved, Skelly would supply gas to residents who choose to use it, under the same basis as a merchant would sell product.
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Brookings
Skelly OU
Skelly Company
Brocking
Weonsocket Schools Look to A Successful New Year
The Weonsocket schools anticipate a year similar to the last with about 20 pupils per class and a capable faculty led by Superintendent Cross. The district expects another successful year under strong leadership and stable enrollment.
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Weonsocket Achools
Cross' Waite
Woman's Tongue . Makes Killer Out Of Blameless Man
Aberdeen report describes a hit-and-run incident in which a motorist struck Tommy Grey, left him on the street, and fled but the boy survived. A neighbor spread word of grave harm before officers located him at home. The driver’s identity remains unknown.
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Aberdeen
Tommy Grey
Tommy
Vern Adkins
Bes
Gann Valley Event Honors Assistant Grand Matron
Elizabeth Burnett of Armour, assistant grand matron of the South Dakota Eastern Star, led a school of instruction for Zephyr chapter in Gann Valley. Guests included Past Matron's club members, a 6 pm banquet, yellow and white decor, a $250 gold piece bouquet, and new initiates Gladya Woodworth Brown and Mike Chopskie. Mr. and Mrs. John Cashman attended from Wesington Springs.
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Gann Valley
Elizabeth Burnett
Armour
South Dakota
Eastern Star
Zephyr
Burnett
Club
Nettie Fraser
Jenks Swartout
Pearl Fraser
Gertude Flyte
Alice Oates
A.S.E.A. Education Association Enrollments Surge
South Dakota Education Association activities are in full swing with a focus on Needed Changes in Educational Content Finances and Organization for South Dakota. Enrollments exceed last year with 100 percent reports from Sioux Falls College Eastern State Normal and twenty nine towns. Convention in Sioux Falls set for November 23 26 with programs forming and talent secured.
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D.E. A
FARIS
South Dakota
South Dakota Education Association
Sioux Falls
Sioux, Falls
College and
Eastern State Normal
Association
United States
SDEA
Estelline Drummers to Represent State at Boston Legion Meet
Estelline drum and bugle corps under John Headley will represent South Dakota at the national Legion convention in Boston October 6 7 8. They won first in the B division at the state convention and will wear red and white with black boots and belts. They will be the only Dakota unit on the special train from Chicago joining the South Dakota contingent at Haven for travel to Chicago. The Estelline corps will cover most expenses with the balance from the state department.
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Boston
Watertown
Carroll E. Lockhart
State Legion
Estelline
John Headley
South Dakota
National ‘Legion
Estelline Ico
Chicago
Legionnaires
Auxilary
Dakotas
Haven
Miller Students Will Attend State Colleges
Miller high school reports 33 graduates. eleven will attend college this fall, all of them enrolling at Frozon College in South Dakota. A separate Edgemont note says a refrigerator car on repair tracks was robbed of meat and meat products. Railroad detectives have no clue yet.
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Miller
Miller High School
South da
Ers
Frozon’ College
Edgemont
Clus
Buffalo County Has Good Corn in Gann Valley
GANN VALLEY Sept. 13 Special Buffalo county's corn crop is rapidly crossing the danger line as Jack Frost’s attacks seem futile. Much of the corn is well matured and drying, with the best seed corn in years being selected. Warm weather should remove danger of frost. cutting has begun, with limited feed acreage expected. Threshing continues on remaining fields, and yields indicate Buffalo county’s small grain crop is strong. The feed situation may allow stockmen to feed extra cattle moved from southern areas.
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Gann Valley
Buffalo
Jack Frost
Buffalo County
Ing
Arouth
Attendance Record Set In Brookings School Opening
Brookings schools report record attendance after opening week as 107 percent overall. Brookings High surpassed four hundred students with 464 enrolled, while the freshman class grew about 20 percent to 125. All classes except one showed growth, signaling a strong start to the term.
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Brookings
Meade
Alpena Band Closes Another Good Season
Alpena band under Mr. Hanson ends a successful season with a final concert. Hanson to hold weekly winter rehearsals and seeks musicians to join the organization.
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Alpena
Alpen
Alpena Band
Hanson
Lake Preston Store Bought By Ing Beck
Ing Beck becomes sole proprietor of Bark Bros store in Lake Preston after purchasing interests from the Brothers and Sisters. He plans a complete redecoration and overhaul, noting the firm is among Lake Preston’s pioneer mercantile firms.
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Lake Preston
Ing Beck Preston
Ing Beck
Oi Bark Bros
Brothers and Sisters
Beck
Hock
Gravel highway project edges toward Pierre from Mobridge
Mobridge reports say a gravel highway from this area toward Pierre is closer to reality as the state highway commission calls for bids to gravel Highway No 4 south to the Selby county line. Bids must finish by January 1. The 14 mile project, when finished with other graveling jobs, would connect the capitals of North and South Dakota.
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Mobridge
Pierre
State Highway Commission
Selby
Bismarck
Birrre
North
South Dakota
Wealthy Chicagoans To Hunt At Redfield
A party of 15 wealthy Chicagoans will hunt pheasants in Redfield this fall, announced by Foster Hotel management. Donnelly, owner of Donnelly Publishing of Chicago, paused in Redfield to reserve the ground floor for ten days during pheasant season, and will join his party by airplane from a ranch near Cheyenne.
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Redfield
Foster Hotel
Donnelly
Donnelly Publishing Company of
Chicago
Redfield Women Plan Picnic At Cottonwood Lake
Redfield reports plans for the coming year were set by the Business and Professional Women's Club after their latest meeting. The group will hold the annual picnic Monday at Cottonwood Lake by the Redmond cottages. rain date is the following day.
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Redfield
Cottonwood Lake
Redmond
Power Plant Under Flood Lights in Springfield
Electric flood lights have been arranged at the Southern State Teachers College power house to aid rebuilding after the flood. Work progresses on restoring the plant and lighting as authorities coordinate efforts amid continued weather-related challenges.
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Springfield
Southern State Teachers
College -Power -House
Schoolhouse Replacement Vote Near De Smet Plans
A village vote considered replacing a burned schoolhouse with a temporary structure on the grounds of sub district No. 5, three miles south of De Smet. The board favored a temporary shelter so lessons could begin soon while Mrs. M. L. McCarty teaches a small pupil group in the interim.
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De-Smet
M. L. McCarty
Anthrax Facts Shared by Dr Weaver for Livestock
Brookings report summarizes symptoms and control of anthrax in cattle sheep horses and hogs across the state. Dr G S Weaver extension specialist warns outbreaks rise after wet spells and heavy fly activity. Vaccination is advised and proper carcass disposal is stressed to protect humans and animals.
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Brookings
G. S Weaver
South Dakota
Weaver
Missouri
Cheyenne
James
Darden
South Dakota State College
Brockings
Freshmen Week On Campus At University Of South Dakota
The University of South Dakota opens freshman week with a two day program starting Wednesday at 8 o clock. Herman G. James and E S Sparks lead the events as upperclassmen guide newcomers through campus life. William McCann outlines student organizations while the cheering squad and music faculty provide demonstrations and performances. The week ends Thursday with a freshman faculty mixer in the old armory, upperclassmen barred from the event.
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University of South Dakota
E. S. Sparks
College of Arts and Sciences
Herman G. James
William McCann
Frash
College of Music
Howard Bastian
Neil Boardman
Deah Wl R. Colton
Alvin Wilson
Armory
Ree Heights Festival and Harvest Home Sale Details
Ree Heights Church announces Harvest Home Sale for September 20 with attractions and an all game between Campbell and Cedar. An auction will follow the ball game on the streets. In Deadwood, September 13, livestock shipments from the Black Hill area begin, with heavy trains of cattle and sheep heading to Omaha markets as demand stays steady.
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REE Helusais
Harvest
Congregational Church
Campbell
Cedar
Omaha
Maccabees Of State To Meet In Aberdeen
Aberdeen September 13 Special Monday October 6 set for the Maccabees meeting in Aberdeen honoring Supreme Commander D J Coakley and Supreme Record Keeper C Is Reigus Great Commander of South Dakota J Crazen announced. The meeting will be at the Alonzo Ward hotel with delegates from nearly every town. The Pierport degree team will pass 100 candidates and the Mitchell women's fancy drill team will exhibit. Field workers from Sioux Falls L A Olen Harry Hart Catherine Waagmeeester and L Jim Story will attend alongside delegations from Mitchell Watertown Rapid City and Huron.
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Maccabees of State
Aberdeen
Maccabees
D. J. Coakley
Reigus
South Dakota
J. Crazen
Alonzo Ward
Pierport
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
L.A. Olen
Harry, Hart
Catherine Waagmeeester
L. Jim Story
Watertown
Rapid City
Huron
Large Number Of Young Men In South Dakota Penitentiary
Sioux Falls report shows nearly half of 59 inmates received at South Dakota's penitentiary during the two years ending June 30, 1930 were aged 20 to 29. The biennial record lists 289 inmates ages 20 to 29, 159 from 20 to 29, 13 aged 30 to 39, four over 70, and eighteen between 60 and 69. Youth under 20 also noted in the distribution.
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Oesster State Penitentiary
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
G. T. Jameson
Women's Self Governing Tea at Northern State Teachers
Plans for the annual Women's Self Governing association tea at Northern State Teachers College were announced for the afternoon of September 45 from 3 to 10. Miss Helen Killey of Aberdeen chairs the event, supported by a committee of Aberdeen and nearby towns including Helen Giesen Lilian Kueckler Lois Buchele Barbara Anderson Beattie Wirberg Ethel Wray Margaret Hibbard Jean Champlain Helen Hochgraber Ruth Molbers Mary Douglas Bonnie Farce of Clear Lake and LaRue Schmidt of Tripp.
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Northern Aberdeen
Women's Self Governing Association
Northern State Teachers College
Special services for Mrs Wm McCaskell DESMET
Funeral services for 86 year old Mrs Wm McCaskell a Kingsbury County pioneer who died at a daughter’s home after several days of critical illness following strokes will be held at the Methodist church this afternoon She previously fell and broke a shoulder a week earlier dying after lingering illness with a decline following Tuesday strokes
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Wm. McCaskell
Desmet
Kingsbury County
Methodist Church
Sully Benefit Program Draws Large Gathering
A large crowd attended the second annual Lake Sully benefit program in Onida. The event featured a golf tournament and an evening talk by O. H. Johnson of the state game and fish department along with a concert by the Onida band.
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Sully
Onida
Lake Sully
O. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
Miller Enrollment Same As In 1929
Muller Sept 13 Enrollment in the Naller high school this year is identical with that of 1929 according to eight checks. The total enrollment is 177. With the State Fair ending at Huron this week it is expected the enrollment will rise as several plan to start after the fair.
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Miller
Muller
Naller High School
Huron
Employment On A Good Basis In South Dakota Harvests
Minneapolis dispatch notes continued wheat harvesting and threshing kept many workers busy in South Dakota. August saw rises in railroad repair, road construction, and outdoor work with demand for unskilled labor. Black Hills reports call for harvest labor and farm workers while building trades remain fairly busy. Normal packing and leading local industries show no decline.
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Minneapolis
South Dakota
Richard TL Jones
U Istete
Jones
Black Hills
Sioux Falls
Huron Territory
Willow Lake draws entice out-of-town shoppers report
Willow Lake notes show two weekly drawings drawing interest from visitors. Registration occurs at local shops with a drawing scheduled for September 20. Last drawing winners include Henry Stick Buddy Houghton John Neuberger F L Heim Mia Vom Mundhenke Glen Stick and several others.
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Ser
Henry Stick
Buddy Houghton
John Neuberger
F. L. Heim
Mia Vom. Mundhenke
Glen Stick
Carslre + Schmidt
Anna Hansen
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