Fraternity Status Now Up In Air At Eastern State Normal
Madison reports national honorary fraternities at Eastern State Normal School face uncertain status as the school operates as a two year college. Charters based on four year courses may be suspended until the 1933 election clarifies the school’s future. Phi Sigma Pi and Pi Kappa Delta face uncertain fates while Sigma Tau Delta and Delta Psi Omega weigh continuing under suspended charters.
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Madison
Eastern State Normal School
Phi Sigma Pi
L. N. Pease
Pi Kappa Deke
Kestern
Wichita
Kan
Florence Newcomb
Bronx City
I Kappa Delta
Sigma Tau Delta
Eastern
Delta Psi Omega
First 1931 Issue Of Volante Is Published
Vermillion September 2 The Volante the University of South Dakota student newspaper will premiere its 1931 issue with staff appointments to be announced early next week a staff meeting planned to outline plans for the year Thomas Hart business manager has prepared the advertising campaign and will reveal editorial staff then The Volante will be issued Tuesdays and Fridays this year with potential larger issues than before
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Volante
University of South Dakota
Frank Severns
Timber Lake
Busiess
Severnn
Ywer
Thomas Hart
Plandreau
The
Sioux Falls Pastor Heads S D Lutherans
Sioux Falls report notes Rev Solum elected district president at biennial convention. Dr A J Asageard of Minneapolis installed as president of the national church. District covers South Dakota Wyoming Colorado and 20 churches. Postgraduate paths include Minnesota and Texas before returning to pastorates.
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Sioux Falls
S. D. Lutherans
South Dakota
Netragks
Wyoming
Colorado
Conteins
A. J. Asageard
Minosapolis
National Church Orgenic
Solum
Minneapelia
Harding County Reports Unusually Low Levy
The Harding County levy stands at 2.75 mills, one of the lowest in the state. An obituary notice and misread fragments reflect a sparse budget context and limited tax capacity for the period.
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Harding County
Poisioners
Ewe Reed
Jevy Tee Harding
Sheep Shipments Jump in Belle Fourche Range Area
Belle Fourche sees near doubling of sheep shipments as 7 468 head are retamed by Dr A W Stith health inspector amid an early exodus. Stockmen report less disease this year due to shipments running 60 days ahead of schedule though feed and water shortages threaten future outbreaks before rains. Trains now depart daily instead of the usual Tuesday and Friday schedule.
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Belle Fourche
South Dekcts
Montene
Wyoming
A. W. Stith
Belle Fougche
United States
Dr. Smith
Community Days Planned by Madison Merchants
Madison merchants unveil plans for Community Days to run twice weekly this fall, aiming to draw in rural shoppers. Secretary William Rohrer visits merchants to gauge support as neighboring towns report success with the program and a formal outline is expected soon.
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Madison Madison
Madison
William Rohrer
Madi‘mon Chamber of Commerce
Brule County Sheriff Is Youngest In State
Chamberlain September 22 The Brule County court house in Chamberlain houses the youngest sheriff in the state Casey Rolland Miller was appointed to fill the unexpired term of his slain father C D Miller at the barn dance on September 3 County commissioners had considered Charles Farrsworth Fred Long R E Somers Joe Somers John Peterson E Deal and G B Munger but chose Casey due to his prior assistance to his father He is now 2 years old and bonds were approved in a special meeting He will retain deputies Mike Simons and Shorty Meais
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Brule County
Chamberlain
Brule County Court House
Casey
Rolland Miller
C. D. Miller
Charles Farrsworth
Fred Long
R. E. Somers
Joe Somers
John Peterson
E. Deal
G. B
Two Associations To Gather At Watertown
A joint session of the South Dakota Fire Prevention Association and the South Dakota Fire Underwriters Association will meet in Watertown on Tuesday October 6. W F Benbow president of the prevention group announced the event and officers of the underwriters were chosen at Huron two months ago. About 30 members are expected to attend to discuss fire prevention methods and measures to prevent fires.
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Watertown Watertown
South Dakota Fire Prevention Association
South Dakota Fire Underwriters Association
Watertown
W. F. Benbow
Huron
Swarm Day Date Changed At Western Spearfish
Sept 22 The Black Hills Teachers College changes Swarm day from Oct 11 to Oct 17 due to football conflicts. The likely opponent is Chadron. Spearfish Chamber of Commerce cooperates in the plan.
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Western Spearfish
Black Hills
Chadron
Spearfish Chamber, of Commerce
Watertown Youths Pose Prowling Risk in City
Watertown residents report youths prowling homes and attempting entry. Chief William Olson will publish names of arrested youths and refer cases to juvenile authorities for disorderly conduct. In a separate item, the 1933 Tumbleweed Dakota Wealeysa bi annual began with member selection and freshmen pictures, with Glen Badhmen editing.
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Watertown Watertown
Watertown
William Olson
Dakota Wealeysa
Pla
Glen Badhmen
Raymond P T A Meets First Time
The Raymond P T A held its first regular meeting this term on Friday naming the schedule for monthly gatherings on the third Friday. Rev Nelson of Clark discussed science from a Seattle trip while music by Hink and Gerhardt entertained and refreshments were arranged by local hosts.
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Raymond
Raymond Fparent-Teachers Association
Mixa Hagmann
Mra Noel Heauvala
Viola Bandt
Roberta Noenmensen
Nelson of
Clark
Seattle
Marvin Hink
James Gerhardt
G. C. Hurlbut
Noel Beauvais
John Doyen
Checkup On Needs Is Made At Lake Andes
From the county auditor's office 1,000 questionnaires have been sent to farmers to assess the need for feed and fuel. The county federal feed loan commission and the board of county commissioners seek this data to cope with conditions. Hundreds have applied for work on county roads. Between January and August 1 this year 403,895.11 in cash has been collected on 1931 taxes. The county requires 773,941.29 or 46.33 per person. Auto and truck licenses yielded 62,889, down from 68,560 in 1930.
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Lake Andes
County Federal Feed Loan Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Black Hills Mining Group To Meet In Newcastle Wyoming
Dr A T Ross of Rapid City secretary of the Black Hills mining and industrial association announced the next meeting would be held in Newcastle Wyoming on October 3. He also said committees were appointed by secretary Ross and President R G Wayland to organize the group.
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Ous
Wyoming
A. T. Ross
Rapid City
Black Hills Mining and Industrial Association
Newcastle
Wyo
Roca
R G. Wayland
Buffalo County Reports 100 Percent Teacher Enrollment
Buffalo County earns a state first as County Superintendent Gertrude Flyte reports that all teachers in the county joined the state association. News comes from a special dispatch noting near universal enrollment following a late August teachers’ meeting in the county.
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Buffalo
S.D.E.A. Gann Valley
Gertrude Flyte
South Dakota Education Association
Buffalo County
Gann Valley Scouts Hold First Overnight Camp At Park
Crow troop No. 3 of the Gann Valley Boy Scouts held their first overnight camp at the municipal park in Weasington Springs. Chief activities included a diamond ball game and swimming. Scouts Boerman Abernathy Maurice Loraine Cadwell Franklin Knight Meljay Hath away and Walter Fiyte attended.
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Gann Valley
Crow
Boy Scouts of
Weasington Springs
Diamond
Boerman
Abernathy
Maurice Loraine
Cadwell
Franklin Knight
Meljay Hathaway
Walter Fiyte
Farewell Held For Gann Valley Pastor
A farewell party was held for Rev and Mr L V Bennett who have served the Congregational church in Gann Valley for three years. They are leaving tonight for Columbia BC where Mr Bennett will pastor a Congregational church. The event featured games and junk served.
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Gann Valley
L. V. Bennett
Congregational Church
Bennetts
Columbia
Bennett
Juoch
Wesleyan Plans Homecoming Parade and Game
Mitchell Sept 22 Special Plans for Blue and White day the annual homecoming at Dakota Wesleyan University are the spotlight on campus. The event on October 17 features a parade a 9 girls hockey game a buffalo barbecue tug of war and stunts in the evening. The Tigers will face Huron in a big afternoon football game under Coach Ferguson with initiation ending that day. Green caps ribbons and placards are visible as the campus fills with activity.
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Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Dakota Wesleyan
Wesleyan Tigers
Huron
Tigers
Ferguson
Club Exhibits At Fair Show High Quality
Groton September 22 Special Exhibits and demonstrations by 4H club boys and girls at the State Fair at Dyron were of high excellence. More than 150 baby beef entries yielded about $12,000. The grand champion beef, shown by Marie Novotry of Tabor, sold at 41 cents per pound, with other animals averaging over 9 cents per pound. The association head warned county agents’ closures would harm 4H club work and future farming in drought-stricken areas.
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Groton
Dyron
Feser
Claremont
Feuer
Marie Novotry
Tabor
Wessington Club Opens Season With Dinner Meeting
Wessington Sept 22 Members of the women s study club plan a 7 o clock dinner on Thursday Sept 24 at Mrs E F Wheelock s home. A short business meeting will be led by president elect Mrs Stewart Bottum. A miscellaneous program has been arranged with each member assigned a discussion topic for the new year.
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Wessington
Specia
Woman's Study Club of
E. F. Wheelock
Stewart Bottum
Lincoln Hall To Be Social Center
Northern State Teachers college designated Lincoln hall as the social hub for autumn activities. Dean Ella Lee Moulton notes frequent social hours from 6 30 to 9 15 with dancing, games, and a radio phonograph and piano in the sun parlor.
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Aberdeen
Northern State Teachers College
Lincoln Hall
Ella Lee Moulton
Dean Moulton
Protests Grow Over South Dakota Truck Tax Law
Three more federal suits challenge the 1931 South Dakota truck tax law. Plaintiffs include Charles E Henaux Pipestone Hanford Produce of Sioux City and storage firms Beking Yan Stor age Co. from Sioux City. Federal judges Sanborn Gardner and Wyman to hear next Monday.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Sioux City
Isand
Minn
Charles M. Prouty
Alexandria
Charles E. Henaux
Pipestone
Hanford Provoduce Company
Beking Yan and Storage Company
John B. Sanborn
A. K. Gardner
A. Lee Wyman
To Hold Institutes For Rural People
Nineteen recreation institutes for rural people will be conducted in South Dakota this month and next by Ella Gardner recreation Specialist of the department of labor Washington D C according to Mary A Dolve extension supervisor at South Dakota State College.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Ella Gardner
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Mary A. Dolve
South
Freshmen and Sophomores Clash at South Dakota
Vermillion September 22 freshmen and sophomores at the University of South Dakota staged a booted flag challenge with a greased pole as the target. Friendly scuffles colored faces, a street parade, and a main street program followed. A noon picnic and the season opener football game ended the day, as a sophomore committee led by George Greene Eddie Dunn and Max Koster reshaped the rough house policy.
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Sophs
University Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Main Street
George Greene
Sioux Falls
Eddie Dunn
Watertown
Max Koster
Vermillion
Dakota State college recreational institutes agenda
Miss Delye explains the aim of rural recreational institutes to provide low cost entertainment for communities. Gardner's schedule lists appearances at Helle Fourche Pierre Redfield Aberdeen Webster Watertown Hayti Madison Alexandria Lake Andes Tyndall Yankton and other towns with dates in September and October. War veterans meet in Gregory. Spanish War veterans plan a gathering with state officials. Mrs Hicks arrives in Auburn for winter care. A Montana sheepman arrives in Scenic with 2100 head for winter feeding.
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Dakota State College
Watertown
Clear Lake
Canton
Balem
Mitchell Warmers Union
Alvin Waggoner To Speak At State College
Alvin Waggoner will speak at the college auditorium East Wing at 11 o clock with a subject of his choosing. He is noted for educational work having served on the Board of Regents for years and will also speak at State College Brookings on September 22.
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Alvin Waggoner
Madison
Philip
East Wing
Waggoner
Board of Regents
State College
Brookings
Hot Springs School Levy Plans Slightly Up
Hot Springs boards set the 198 mill levy for schools this year up from last year. The 28 mill levy for toys is included, with the total money to be raised tied to the district’s higher assessed property value.
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Hot Springs
Board of Education
Athlete's Foot Cited As Serious Beach and Pool Risk
Public health notice warns that athlete's foot is not a joke and can disrupt life if untreated. Symptoms include cracked toes and blistering on feet. treatment recommended with Moore's Er. An 85 cent bottle promises relief within weeks. Local doctors and storefronts endorse the remedy with money back guarantees.
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Moore
H. A. Perrion
America
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