Co op Management Course Announced at State College
Brookings, Sept 24. R E Post announces a one year program to train men for management of cooperative associations at South Dakota State College. The curriculum responds to Federal Farm Board pressure and targets assistants seeking rapid promotion. Eligible applicants may lack prior coop experience but must gain one year as a cooperative leader before recommendation. high school not required. Early enrollees include Juadl Newton of Cody Wyoming.
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Brookings
R. E. Post
South Dakota State College
Federal Farm Board
Post
Dean of Agriculture
Juadl Newton
Cody Wyo
Philip Airport Becomes Key Stop on Rapid Air Lines
Philip hosts a Rapid Air Lines dedication ceremony as three planes mark the new stop on the Rapid City to Watertown route. The field joins Pierre and Huron as major waypoints with a spacious landing area and capacity for any aircraft.
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South
Kgkola
Roscoe Resident Injured as Milwaukee Train Hits Car
Paul Elford of Roscoe was injured when an eastbound Milwaukee train struck his automobile at a crossing east of Tiassee. He was treated at Lincoln hospital in Aberdeen for a fractured skull and minor injuries. A one year old girl in the car was thrown clear and is practically uninjured. The car was hurled forty feet.
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Roscoe
Aberdeen
Paul Elford
Lincoln Hospital
Tiassee
Elford
Sioux Falls Bishop Returns From Europe
Rt. Rev. Bernard J. Mahoney bishop of the Catholic diocese of Sioux Falls has returned from Europe after a three month visit to Italy Switzerland and Ireland.
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Sioux Falls
Europe
Sioux Fall
Bernard J. Mahoney
Italy
Switzerland
Ireland
Plankinton to Have School Band Teacher
Plankinton plans to have high school students instructed in band music by Prof. S A Wise of Mitchell. Wise has led the city band to a high level of performance and will take charge again. Orchestra work in the high school will be discontinued to allow students to join the band for school functions.
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Plankinton
Plankintion
S.A. Wise
Mitchell
Wise Hag
August gasoline inspections set record high in state report
The state department of agriculture reported August gasoline inspections totaled 16,351,542 gallons, up 3,280,585 from last year. Secretary Frank D. Kreis reported increases also occurred for May June and July with records for 1928 and 1929 compared.
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Pierrm
Pepe
State Department of Coriculture
Frank D. Krieus
Black Firs Hy Vis Incorporation in Rapid City
Articles of incorporation for the Black Firs Hy Viseration in Rapid City were filed with the secretary of state. Capital stock listed at 25060 with stake between A B Staboski Josephine Staboski and B H Bell all of Rapid City for petroleum products venture.
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Rapid City
Pierre
A. B. Staboski
Josephine Stabosii
B. H. Bell
Apid City
University Freshies Win Fight None Dead
Vermillion September 24 Freshmen at the University of South Dakota entertained upperclassmen on campus Saturday after a tug of war. Sophomores, though outnumbered, used a more efficient system and defeated the first year students in the friendly clash.
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University of South Dakota
Third School Fire At Onida Starts Inquiry
Incendiarism is suspected in the destruction by fire of a West Grandview district school. Residents report this is the third schoolhouse burned in the district amid a mystery over the start of each fire. Investigations underway as plans for a new building are made.
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Onida
West Grandview
Ava
Ashton man to depart for Woonsocket depot job
Roland Marlette of Ashton will move his family to Woonsocket after accepting a position at the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul depot. The September 25 notice places the family relocation as part of his new job arrangement.
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Woonsocket
Ashton
Rolland Marlette
Wootsocke
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Vermillion to Host 3rd Annual Atwater Kent Radio Auditions
Vermillion hosts the third Atwater Kent radio audition on September 20 led by W R Colton dean of the University of South Dakota College of Music. KUSD will broadcast at 800 kilocycles with finals in New York in December and prize money up to 2500 for finalists.
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Vermillion
Annal Atwater Kent
W. R. Colton
College of Music
University of South Dakota
Gee
KUSD
Dean Colton
New York
Colton
Vermilion
Wessington Canners End Season's Labors
In Wessington the Dakota Belles Gaming club finished the year with reduced output due to fruit and vegetable scarcity. Only Miss Lorene Bothwell earned a certificate after canning five cans. A reorganizing meeting is planned for Saturday with Mrs A B Crossman leading.
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Wessington
Dakota Belles Gaming Club
Lorene Bothwell
Handkerchief Shower Honors Mrs Perry Anderson of Medford
Mrs Henry Mariette hosted a party for daughter Mrs Perry Anderson of Medford Oregon. Anderson and her children, who visited for six weeks, departed for home yesterday after the event.
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Ashton
Henry Mariette
Perry Anderson
Medford
Ore
Anderson
Four Students Motor To University In East
Pierre report: four South Dakota students depart by car for Harvard University in Cambridge Mass. Donald Lawrence and Leslie Cooper of Pierre, both studying business administration, Lowell Greene of Mil der, also in business administration, and Newman Nash of Yankton pursuing medicine join the trek with other Pierreg students already at Harvard.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Donald Lawrence
Lowell Greene
Milder
Newman Nash
Yankton
Leslie Cooper
Aer Pierreg
Har‘land
Watmore
Tweedle
Leroy. Tweedle
Fire destroys barn on Hans Olson farm near Alpena
A Sunday midnight blaze at the Hans Olson farm 15 miles northwest of Alpena destroyed the barn along with five horses and hay. Harness and farm equipment burned, but a granary and, briefly, the house were saved. Mrs. Olson woke to the fire. loss partially covered by insurance.
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Alpena
Hans Olson
Transient Loses Both Legs In Rail Accident
Roy Rogers, who lists Chicago as his home, is hospitalized in Webster after both legs were severed in a fall from a moving freight train at Andover while attempting to board the train.
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Webster
Roy Rogers
Chicago
Andover
Rogers Attem
Tragic Accident Near Andover Reported
An incident near Andover described as a fall from a moving vehicle left a severed leg and severe injuries. Witnesses say one person was cut off near the body and another above the knee, details remain to be clarified.
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Andover
Qnee-ley
Cornerstone Laid For Webster Library Building
MOBRIDGE Sept 24 The corner stone of the new A H Brown public library has been laid. Members of the city commission and the library board took part in the ceremony.
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New Webster Library
Mobridge
A. H. Brown Public Library
Library Board
Reverend Wilke Plans Cubs World Series Trip
Groton pastor Rev. F E Wilke of a Groton church is a Cubs fan who will attend the World Series home games. He has followed Chicago through lean and fat years and makes preparations to travel to the games.
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Groton
F. E. Wilke
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Highmore Couple Wed at Congregational Parsonage
Miss Louise Hanson the Hyde county auditor's daughter married Otis Teig at the Congregational parsonage in Highmore. The couple left for a short honeymoon in the Black Hills. Hanson is a Highmore High School graduate and former local teacher. Teig is a local young man.
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Highmore
Louise Hanson
Hyde County
Otis Teig
Congregational Parsonage
Vernon
Black Hills
Hanson
Higlmore High School
Uty
Teig
Johan Byrnes Named Commander of Ashton Legion Post
Johan W. Byrnes was elected commander of the Ashton post American Legion for the coming year. Ina Payne was elected president of the Auxiliary. The Sept. 24 report notes the local Legion and Auxiliary officers selected for the new term.
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Elect Legion Neads
Ashton
Johan W. Byrnes
Ashton Post
American Legion
Ina Payne
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