Miller Plans for Large Presbyterian Synod in Miller
Preparations proceed for a four day Presbyterian synod in Miller featuring ministers of national prominence from the Presbyterian board of Christian education in Philadelphia. Opening Thursday at 2 30 p m with Rev R Frank Mitchell address and a 7 30 p m service, the program includes Turon college, national missions report, and a banquet presided by Dr Royal C Agne of Huron college. Public are invited to attend the sessions throughout.
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Miller
Presbyterian Synod
Oliver R. Williamson
Clair Boyd Gahagen
Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Philadelphia
Gahagen
Committee On Christian Education
Williamson
R. Frank Mitchell
Martin Hyink
Turon College
Committee On National Missions
McManus
Agne F
Christian Education
Royal C. Agne
Huron College
Hurgd
Clarence W. Adams
Foreig
India
State Anti-Saloon League
L. Myron Boover
Amesia
Young Peoples
Young Peoples Orchestra
Hugh B. Jones
Boover
Kid Party Staged by University Girls in Vermillion
University of South Dakota women hosted a Big Sister Kid Party organized by the Women's League of Self Government. Coeds in rompers and overalls joined Grace Beuttler of Sioux City in games, with refreshments of favors and candy suckers distributed. The annual event helps acquaint old and new students.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Women's League of Self
Highmore Woman Elected TU Class Officer at USD
Highmore resident Lu cille Quirk was chosen secretary treasurer in the USD junior class elections held in the old Main Chapel. Arthur Wade Barnard was named president and Isla Hirkpatrick of Sion Falls became vice president. Senior elections are set for next week while freshmen ballots are postponed several weeks to acquaint new students.
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Highmore
Vermillion
Lecioaz
University of South Dakota
Chapel of Main
Arthur Wade
Barnard
Isla Hirkpatrick
Sion Falls
Lucille Quirk
Wessington Band to Aid With Play
Wessington high school band will provide entertainment at the mystery play The Cat's Pew on Thursday evening October 1 at the community ball. The three act play features Wertington and Miller cast members and is directed by Rev. Schilling of Miller with band performances before the show and between acts.
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Wessington
Wessington High School
Wessington Woman Injured in Early September Incident
Wessington brief reports Mia Id Boeke of the Wessington vicinity injured in an early incident and listed as recovering. Details are sparse due to partial OCR. Authorities said the case involves local residents and a possible accident. Further updates are awaited from local press dispatches.
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Wessington
Mia
Id Boeke
The
Wesington vi
Community Chorus Is Planned At De Smet
De Smet residents hear plans for a community chorus listing event at the school. The notice mentions a schedule, a recital goal, and local participation anticipated for the coming season.
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de Smet DE Smet
Ton
Physical Education Course Is Stressed at Dakota Wesleyan
MITCHELL Sept. 28 Classes underway as Dakota Wesleyan University sets a broad sports program. Swimming is the favored sport for both sexes with men practicing under Coach Paul Fillmore and women taking three swimming classes and a Red Cross life saving course. An evening fancy diving class is added. Women are led by Miss Alva Telf with aides Mrs. Knox and Miss Thurstery. Other offerings include wrestling tumbling floor work and tennis for men, with a winter plan for a coaching-athletics course for high schoolers.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Paul Fillmore
Tiger
Red Cross
Alva Telf
J. J. Knox
Margaret Thurstery
Eastern Students Seek Transfers Amid Court Ruling
Fifteen former Eastern students set to transfer as juniors and seniors after the Supreme Court decision limiting Eastern to two years of work before the next election. Nine plan to study out of state, six within the state. economic depression limits out-of-state moves. Four heading to Colorado State Teachers College include senior Ben Burris of Hur on.
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Eastern
Madison
Supreme Court
Eastorn
Colorado State Teachers College
Greeley
Ben Burris
Huron
Look Dormitory Is Opened At Yankton
Look Dormitory Opens on Yankton College Campus as 71 students move in to Lock hall funded by Mrs. Fannie B. Lock. The $100000 men’s dormitory houses 80 rooms with acoustics and Sabanite ceilings. It features circulating hot water, electric refrigeration, electric range, special lighting, shower rooms, billiard tables, bowling alley, and social rooms.
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Yanksun
Yankton College
G. W. Nash
Lock Hall
Fannie B. Lock
E. H. Meyers
Town Of 1 000 Boasts Four Schools
Freeman notes four educational institutions serving its under 1,000 residents. Freeman school leads with about 225 pupils, while St Pauls Lutheran parochial and Sunny Side chapel offer programs. Total enrollment across all four schools runs around 300.
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Freeman
St. Paul's Lutheran Parochial School
Sunny Side Chapel
Mitchell Pupils Are Given Half Holidays
Mitchell reports half days granted to students amid Lerping schedule. details indicate school administration adjusts calendar for early dismissal and related activities.
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Mitchell
New Courses Added to University of South Dakota Art Dept
Vermillion Sept new courses announced for the University of South Dakota extension division art department. Garret Breckenridge says courses grant full credit toward college graduation. L C Mitchell leads the art correspondence program offering Introduction to Art Greek Art Perspective Interior Decorating History of Art Teaching of Art in Grade Schools and in High Schools.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Garret Breckenridge
Extension Service
Breckenridge
L.C. Mitchell
Music minded students boost Dakota Wesleyan library of sound
Mitchell reports a record 275 students enrolled in the Dakota Wesleyan university school of music. The article notes new hires Russell Danburg and Ramon G. Rouse, replacing Helen McDonald on leave, and outlines the expanded program including a cappella choir tryouts and plans for a recital tour.
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School of Music
Russell Danburg
Ramon G. Rouse
Helen McDonald
McDonald
Mr. Danburg
South
Douse
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
University
Wesleyan
Wessington Springs Removes Water Bank
Wessington Springs eases sprinkling ban as city resumes water use. Water Commissioner Tom Strachan announces removal of restrictions. Trees and lawns will gain moisture after drought, and the department will study increasing spring supply.
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Wessington Springs
Tom Strachan
City Water Department
Highway Work Near Tyndall Advances with Oiling
Highway work continues east and west of Tyndall. Oil is being applied on the gravel between Tyndall and the Yankton county line and the first coat is on all but two miles between Tabor and Tyndall. The highway remains passable during oiling. West of Tyndall No. 58 rerouting and significant construction push forward, with a seven mile detour north then west into Avon. The horseshoe bend seven miles west is removed. a straight line to the railroad tracks then along the tracks into Avon will eliminate two railroad crossings.
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Tyndall Tyndall
Tyndall
Yankton
Tabor
Avon
Buying Power Drops Slightly In South Dakota
Brookings, Sept. 28. Agricultural buying power in South Dakota fell from July 15 to August 15 due to lower farm price levels, with prices for goods bought by farmers dropping less. Corn and small grains rose slightly while livestock and potatoes sagged, and Prof. Post forecasts September prices to remain lower with softer prices for corn, potatoes, wheat, hogs, and lambs.
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Brookings
South Dakota
R. E. Post
State College
Post
Prof. Post
Founders Day Plans Advance at Southern Normal
Springfield reports plans for the Founders Day homecoming at Southern Normal on October 10 with Secretary Ben B. Lawshe of the Sioux Falls chamber of commerce as speaker. Football pits the Pointers against Sioux Falls College Braves, whom Southern beat badly last year. Miss Southern crown to honor campus representative. student vote this week.
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Springfield
Freshmen of Raymond High Put on Indoor Outing
Raymond Sept 28 Special Freshmen numbering 14 with instructors Prof Irvin Herther Miss Hazel Hagman and Miss Marjorie Cobb planned an outing and weiner feast for Thursday but rain sent activities to the school gym. Games divided the group and supper followed initiation set for next Thursday with tasks to learn local counts.
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Raymond
Raymond High School
Irvin Herther
Hazel Hagman
Marjorie Cobb
Blue and White Day publication to debut humor magazine
MITCHELL Sept 28 plans announce a new feature for Blue and White day, a 50 page humor magazine modeled on Wet Hen from the University of South Dakota. Senior editors John Zerke and Hichard Gallion lead. a naming contest offers a prize for the winning title and other awards for stories poems and jokes.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wisleyan
University of South Dakota
John Zerke
Moravia, Jr
Hichard Gallion
Chester
Neb
Lantern slide sets added at University of South Dakota
Vermillion September 2 The department of Visual Education in the Extension division announced an increase of twenty new glass lantern slide sets bringing the total to sixty Slides average about fifty per set Garrett Breckenridge secretary Extension division said the slides are loaned to high schools and clubs statewide The new sets cover Geography and Travel Industry and Science History Literature and Classical subjects.
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University Vermillion
Department of Visual Education
Extension Division
University of South Dakota
Garrett Breckenridge
Extension Department
Lake Preston High School Initiation for Freshmen
Lake Preston high school freshmen were initiated Friday evening in the auditorium. Senior students supervised the initiation and the new yearlings are now bona fide students. Afterward the entire school and faculty joined in a general good time with games, stunts, and refreshments served by the seniors.
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Lake Preston Fresh
Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Lake Breston High School
Stock Poisoning Cases Reported in South Dakota
BROOKINGS Sept 28 Many cases of livestock deaths linked to feeding cane have been reported to South Dakota State college. Prussic acids develop under poor growing conditions and may be confined to certain stalks, making field testing via sampling unreliable. Chemists found no prussic acid in many stalk samples, yet fields may still be toxic. The recommended test is to introduce a few inferior animals first. if unharmed, cane is probably safe. Gradually increase grazing time. Historically, cane cut for fodder or siloed and dried is less apt to contain the acid.
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Brookings
South Dakota State College
State College
Raymond Welcomes Generous Rainfall
Raymond vicinity reports .66 inch rainfall last week. The shower arrived too late to aid grain crops pastures and feed crops but will moisten soil and improve conditions for fall field work. Trees and shrubs that have suffered dryness show signs of relief.
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Raymond
Weather Update Amid Cold Spell And Cloudy Skies
Fragmentary weather note reports an intense cold spell with mercury struggling to extend and freezing points reached. By next morning conditions improved slightly as clouds persisted and drought concerns lingered in the area.
S D Is 38th In Wholesale Trade
Washington report shows Dakota ranking 38th in volume of wholesale trade for 1928 with about 0.5 percent of the nation's 69 billion total business. Trade is concentrated, over 65 percent in cities and over 50 percent within 11 states. Counties in North and South Dakota and neighboring states appear in high-trade groups alongside Pennsylvania, California, Missouri, Massachusetts and Texas.
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Washington
Dakota
North
Kala
Montana
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
California
Missouri
Massachusetts
Texas
Rural Credit Office Opens in Howard Bank Building
E. B. Guernsey of Parker opens field office for South Dakota rural credits board on the first floor of the First National bank building in Howard. His district includes Davison, McCook, Hanson, Miner, Minnehaha, Lake, Lantern, Broolings and Kingsbury counties with Saturdays as the regular Howard office day. He will travel the district the rest of the time to manage farms owned by the board.
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Rural Credit
Howard Howard
South Dakota Rural Credits Board
E. B. Guernsey
Parker
First National Bank
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