Vermillion Audition Seeks Local Singers for Atwater Kent Contest
In Vermillion on September 25, W R Calton announces local auditions for the Atwater Kent contest. Entries due to W R Colton at the University of South Dakota. Entrants aged 18 to 25 must not have professional credits. winners advance to state, district, and national rounds, with the final in New York. Floyd Emerson of Spearfish, a college music student, will enter the Yankton state contest on October 23.
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W. R. Calton
Atwater Kent
Chapel of Mainhall
University of South Dakota
W. R. Colton
College of Fine Arts
Dean Colton
South Dakota
New York
Floyd Emerson
Spearfish
College of Music
The
University
Yankton
Ocober
Erwin Man Killed In Airplane Crash
A Panama flight tragedy claims Erwin man Paul J. Miller received word his son died in a Belize relief flight when the airplane crashed at Panama. He died at 4 45. Interment held in Panama pending further details. Fatality occurred Wednesday September 16.
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Erwin
Paul J. Miller
David
Republic of Panama
Belize
British Honduras
Panama
Wa. m
Fire Prevention Body to Meet at Watertown
The South Dakota Fire Prevention association will hold its annual meeting in Watertown on Tuesday October 6. Election of officers adoption of a constitution and by laws and a name change are planned. President is William F Benbow of Watertown with vice president N Peter J Wenge of Aberdeen and secretary W Rowe of Aberdeen.
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Watertown
South Dakota Fire’ Prevention Association
William F. Benbow
N. Peter J. Wenge
Aberdeen
W. Rowe
Gayville Levy Nears Low Mark
Gayville board of education votes a $1,000 reduction in the coming year levy, a 10 percent cut from last year. The smaller levy results from a small surplus and economies across departments, with no change in instruction and no reduction in school efficiency. The levy is the lowest since 1918.
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Gayville
Emergency shipments allowed between Watertown and Redfield
The state railroad commission in Pierre ruled that the Yellow Bus company may carry emergency shipments between Watertown and Redfield. The designation covers auto and farm repair parts flowers medicine and ice cream. Henry McMillen, manager of the bus line, had applied earlier in the summer amid opposition from express company and railroad reps.
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Watertown
Redfield
Yellow Bus Company
State Railroad Commission
Pierre
C. A. Carr
Bus One
Dawes EB
Brisbine, Express Company
Aberdeen High School Publication Sent Abroad
Aberdeen residents will see the Blue and Gold, the high school paper, mailed to Nome Alaska and Honolulu among other countries. The second issue will appear on Pageant day during homecoming in October.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen High School
D. Coursey
Nome
Alaska
Honolulu
General Butler To Speak At Aberdeen Event
General Butler scheduled to speak November 3 in Aberdeen in a talk sponsored by the American Legion to raise funds for needy ex service men in Brown county. The general is noted for public safety work and wartime anti crime rhetoric, with a sharp tongue that has drawn national attention.
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Butler
Aberdeen
Hera
American Legion
Brown County
Philadelphia
Washington
United States
Italy
Moraks Lara
South Dakota Highway Contracts Awarded by Commission
The state highway commission awarded several contracts for traveling and resurfacing on South Dakota highways, bridge and guard rail work, and grading. Dowd brothers of Clark bid $13,686.65 for grading 1.11 miles on U S 14 between Brookings and Volga. Pioneer Construction of Mitchell won $26,939.38 to build five bridges and widen five others on U S 14 between Brookings and Volga. Willis Bonesteel Wagner of Butts County north of Belle Fourche won $4,222.32 for a 96-foot bridge over Indian Creek. Herman Miller of Hartley, Japan!, received $5,485.05 for graveling 14.53 miles on U S 81 north of Hayti and $2,182.30 for resurfacing nearly 12 miles in Union County. Lindekugel and Kolberg of Spencer won $2,523.71 for graveling 0 8 miles of a county road in Brookings County. George Cronkhite of Ferry, Ia, contracted for 40,000 feet of guard rail across Brown, Davison, Carson, and Pennington counties for $11,258.90.
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Clark
U. S
Brookings
Volga
Pioneer Construction Company of
Mitchell
U. S. 14
Indian Creek
Butts County
Belle Fourche
Willis, Bonesteel, Wagner
Herman Miller
Ferry
Brown, Davison
Carson
Pennington
Fall Trout Shipments Begin at Spearfish Hatchery
Spearfish hatchery started its fall trout shipments to Black Hills streams and neighboring states. About 21% million ten inch Brooks will be released this season, with initial two truck loads sent to Grace Coolidge creek on the Gutzon Borglum ranch. Hatchery director D C Booth notes total annual outflow exceeds six hundred thousand and has served 22 years at Spearfish.
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South Dakota
Federal
C. Booth
Gutzon Borglum
Borglum
Grace Coolidge Creek
Black Hills
Booth
Nebraska
Wyoming
Electrical Men To Gather At Mitchell
Mitchell vendors and electrical contractors plan a two day cooperative meeting at the Corn Palace on October 19. An attendance around 300 is expected, with national reputation speakers, a banquet, and displays from about two manufacturers and distributors of electrical merchandise.
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Mitchell
Corn Palace
Pastor Shows Trip By Lantern Slides In Gann Valley
The Rev. L. V. Bennett of the Congregational church presented his summer journey through the western United States, Panama, and Cox ba using color lantern slides at the Iseal church. His projection set vivid scenes and an engaging account of the trip for a capacity crowd. The Bennetts will move to Columbia, Brown county, to lead the Congregational church there. Harvey Williams drove to Brookings to fetch his visiting mother.
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Gann Valley
L. V. Bennett
United States
Panama
Coxba
Iseal
Spanish Refining Through Language Study Says Lemmen
Vermillion September 25 Mrs C P Lommen head of the Spanish department at the University of South Dakota tells KUSD listeners that studying Spanish refines and shapes character. She notes Spain’s art law and literature influence and cites 1454 frescoes by young Spanish artists. Music for the program featured Frances Gopyert violin Della Erickson piano and Stella Anker cello, students in the college of fine arts.
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Spain
Lommen
Frances Gopyert
Della Eruckson
Stella Anker
College of Fine Arts
Erwin Man Marries Lake Preston Woman
Announcements from Erwin report the marriage of J. H. Hodges of Erwin to Mrs. Minnie Carmen of Lake Preston. The ceremony occurred at Northville, Minnesota on September 11. The couple are on an extended western honeymoon and will return home November 1 to begin housekeeping on Hodges farm northeast of Erwin.
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Erwin
Lake Preston
Erwi
J. H. Hodges
Minnie Carmen
Northville
Minn
Madison Budget Set At 36000 In 1932 Ordinance
Madison, Sept 25. After approval by Mayor P Rognesa the annual appropriation ordinance for 1932 is now in effect. The 10 section measure totals 36000 with allocations across funds: general 250, street 8000, salary 12000 plus library 5200 and sewer 1000. Bond concerts 1000, sewer bond sinking 1000, sewer bond interest 5000 and advertising 200.
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Madison
P. Rognesa
Golf Club Directors Named At Watertown
Watertown September 25 plans to improve the Watertown Golf Club were discussed at a meeting where five new directors were elected. The new slate joins 16 incumbents to form the full board, which will meet tonight to select officers. New directors are R. W. Hart Dr. L. J. Moriarty AR Ferguson Dr. C. C. Smith and Carl J. Meyer.
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Golf Club
Watertown Watertown
Watertown
R. W. Hart
L. J. Moriarty
Ar, Ferguson
C. C. Smith
Carl J. Meyer
Appropriations Unlawful in Sectarian School Aid Question
South Dakota officials warned that appropriations by state or subdivisions to aid sectarian schools would be clearly unlawful. Ipswich and Rapid City officials received opinions rejecting a $1000 schoolbook aid plan and mortgage security for county deposits. Beadle County and Huron discussed prisoner reimbursements and jail use with city and county officials. Bonilla 4-H club meets at Earl Russell home next Monday.
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Julius F. Sieler
Rapid City
South Dakota
Leo A. Tommy
Hur
Ton
Bonilla Club
Bonilla
Bonilla Butter Boosters
4-H Club
Earl Russell
Senior Day at Vermillion for South Dakota vs Carleton game
High school seniors from across South Dakota will visit Vermillion on October 3 to attend the University of South Dakota versus Carleton football clash designated as Senior Day. Special seating and campus tours arranged by the University Alumni Association and Athletic Association. principals to confirm counts with G. Russell Bauer.
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University Vermillion
Attc
South Dax
Vermillion
Versity of
South Dakota
Carleton Allege
Aken
University Alumni Association
Athletic Association
G. Russell Bauer
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KC Baking
Bell
the Bell Bakery
Nash
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S. W. Haron
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Hampshire
Stoughton
John Deere Corn
John Deere
Janesville
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McConnick
C. D. Bennett
National Bank of Huron
Ed Stuart Walter L. Vidigt, Ch Clerk
Huron Dairy Products Co
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