U SD Dean Discusses Freshman Week Evolution
Vermillion September 19 The University of South Dakota dean L E Akeley of engineering spoke to freshmen on social evolution and individual social responsibility. He urged personal discovery of new standards rather than conformity, emphasizing the need for social individuality within a community.
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Vermillion
L. E. Akeley
College of Engineering
University of South Dakota
Akeley
Europe
Dean Akeley
Deaa
J. H. Julian
Dean Julian
Dean Marshall McKusick
Law School
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Tater Test Tour Sees Passion Play in Oberammergau Germany
A small party tours Germany visiting Oberammergau where they witness the famed Passion Play. The group notes the staging, scenery, and performance aspects during the historic theatrical event.
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Germany
Oberammer
Gan
River County School Spelling Champion Crowned
Venora Baliff of Fall River County wins the spelling contest with top oral and written scores in a fair attended by many. Jane Anderson reaches late rounds while Arley Petty of Green Valley earns second in toy furniture.
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River County’ School
Venora Baliff
Jane Anderson
Arley. Petty
Green Valley School
Young People Plan To Form Society at Lake Preston
Special Rev S W Keck of Huron was guest of honor at a Lake Preston Congregational church banquet to form a Congregational young people's society. Keck was principal speaker. Edith Alexander sang solos. After the banquet a business meeting was held with Eugene Lewis acting as chairman.
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Preston
Lake Preston
S. W. Keck
Huron
Congregational Young People's Society
Keck
Edith Alexander
Eugene Lewis Acti G
Hitchcock Men Are Injured In Cutters
Walter Rawstein lost part of a forefinger while cleaning the corn binder knives and Adrian Latter suffered a deep laceration and bone bruise on his left forefinger while clearing weeds from the binder cutters. Flies caused the horses to move slightly, triggering the knives momentarily.
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Hitchcock
Walter Rawstein
Adrian Latter
Ree Heights Student Heads Yankton Group
The Goose Quill club at Yankton college reorganized for the new school year electing Wayne Nicholas of Ree Heights as master Julia McFarland of Rapid City as scribe Francis Jones of Rapid City as publican and Robert Sullivan of Chicago as trumpeter Faculty advisors include Dr G H Durand and Miss Celie Knight The group plans a membership campaign soon.
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Ree Heights
Yankton
Goose Quill Club
Yankton College
Wayne Nicholas
Julia McFarland
Rapid City
Francis Jones
Robert Sullivan
Chicago
G. H. Durand
Celie Knight
Kiwanis Exhibit and Sale Planned at Municipal Park
Wellington Springs Kiwanis announces an annual exhibit and sale at the municipal park on September 27. Forty farm boys will plant seed potatoes and exhibit a sample plate. prizes honor field cleanliness, yield, and quality. Girls contest allocates 20 baby chicks per contestant with prizes for quality and total raised. Twenty-nine farm peels compete for five prizes of $5 to $1. contestants may keep surplus potatoes and chicks after return. Kiwanis will auction their seed potatoes to cover contest costs.
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Wellington
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Kennebec and area high schools host teachers institute
A regional teachers institute engages Kennebec Reliance and Chamberlain area high schools including Presho and Tyndall. The program covers educational methods and community partnership topics presented Monday and Tuesday to staff at multiple campuses.
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Geman County
Teachers’, Institute
Kennebec
Athe
Gypsy Day Plans Are Pushed At Aberdeen
Aberdeen Sept 19 Spesiad Gypsy Day plans gain momentum with John Schaal Tripp returning as general chairman. Family illness delayed his enrollment. Committees will organize the parade and promotion for the annual homecoming. The feature remains the Northern State Teachers College football game against Sportish Normal.
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Northern State Teachers College
John Schaal
Tripp
Tiness
Schaal
Citizens Hearing Set in Brown County Courthouse
Twenty three individuals signified intent to appear for the next naturalization hearing in Brown county courthouse October 4 before Judge Gardner. Those who pass all requirements will be granted papers. Citizenship schools have been held in Hecla and Aberdeen teaching U.S. government fundamentals to aliens.
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Aberdeen
Brown County Court House
Gardner
Brown County
Hecla
United States
Lake Preston Auxiliary Elects Officers for Year
The Lake Preston American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion rooms on Monday evening with hostesses Mrs. C. Edmunds and Mrs. George Larson. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Clyde Whipsley, Vice-President Mrs. W. Matsom, Secretary Mrs. L. Johnson, Treasurer Mrs. G. Sorstad, and Historian Mrs. Ray Howell.
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American Legion
Legion
C. Edmunds
George
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Clyde Whipsley
W. Matsom
L. Johnson
G. Sorstad
Ray Howell
Brown County Feeds Many Montana Lambs
Over 2,100 Montana lambs have been placed on Brown county farms, said James Daulton, stock dealer, acting for Montana ranchmen. Fifteen local farmers have secured feeder stock, with plans for neighborhood pooling of shipments to form carloads as needed.
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Montana
Aberdeen
James Daulton
Sccsl
Montana Rancho
Eastern Instructor Returns From Europe Cruise
Miss Lalla Reynolds, Latin instructor at Eastern State Teachers College, returned September 8 from a European cruise marking Virgil’s birth anniversary. The 350-member voyage began in New York June 27, with stops in Cherbourg Paris Marseilles and a month aboard a Mediterranean liner visiting Troy Crete Athens Constantinople Naples Rome and Mantua, Virgil’s birthplace.
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Europe
Madison
Lalla Reynolds
Astern State Teachers College
Virgil
Troy
Crete
Athens
Constantinople
Naples
Rome
Mantua
Miss Reynolds
Railroad Offers Feeders Opportunity in Northwest Plan
Livestock feeders in the northwest were offered a chance by the Minneapolis and St. Paul railroad affiliate agricultural development association to act as agents for growers and feeders. The plan promises good profit under the project, announced by C. C. Lake, secretary of the organization, at Watertown on September 19.
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Watertown
Northwest
Agricultural Development Association
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad Company
C. C. Lake
Yankton Heating Plant Nearing Completion
The Yankton college heating plant progresses with steel beams for the roof placed this week. Brickwork and roof completion are expected by week’s end, with concrete tunneling underway beneath Ninth Street due to hard ground, aiming to finish all work soon.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Ninth Street
Hills People Are Pleased With Fair
Miss Mary Bain county superintendent returns from the state fair in Huron and brings news of statewide exhibits. Local residents express satisfaction with fair events and outcomes observed during the trip.
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Hills
Mary Bain
Huron
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