Fedora Girl Is Honored At U
Vermillion reports John McQuillen of Sioux Falls elected senior class activities head at the University of South Dakota by unanimous ballot. He is a law student, former business manager of the Volante, and held multiple campus roles. Beth Williams of Fedora is elected vice president. Clare Overton of Winner elected secretary. Ben Heiss of Madison treasurer. George Hestad of Watertown and Marjorie Harrington of Elk Point noted for class leadership. Miss Payne of Vermillion elected junior-class vice president. Wobler of Watertown named junior treasurer.
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Vermillion
John McQuillen
Sioux Falls
University of South Dakota
McQuillen
School of Law
Volante
Beta Theta Fi
Phi Delta Phi
Beth Williams
Fedora
Miss Williams
Alpha Pi Delta Severity
Claire Overton
Chi ‘Omega Seveuty
Queen
Ben Heiss
Madison
Heiss
Kappa Sigma Listerary
George Hestad
Watertown
Ruth Payne
Marjorie Harrington
Ele Point
Glen Wobler
Miss Payne
Kapla Alpha Theta Sorority
Alpha Chi. Alpha
Women's National Professions Journalism Fraternity
Jo Harington
Beta Alpha Soromy
Mask
Star freshman halfback loses memory after grid game
Springfield reports Albert Postulka, star freshman halfback for the Southern Pointer eleven, suffered a mild head injury in a recent college football contest. He played the final period without recalling the game or his team. The next day he still had no memory of the event though he is not physically hurt.
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Springfield
Albert Postulka
Southern Pointer
Connecion
Big Bend Crowns Champion Hay Cutter
JOE CREEK Sept. Gehongze was named champion hay cutter of the Big Bend after mowing 160 acres in 28 hours. Farmall power provided the work. The Bend reports minimal losses with only tender plants affected and corn stored for germination next spring.
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Joe Creek
Tspecay
Sed
J Gehongze
Big Bend
Witc
Watertown Pioneer Recalls Olden Days at Local event
Watertown observes its first annual event as residents remember pioneer days. James Fleming of Sutton Nebraska, 55 years away, returns to Watertown to recount experiences including patching the Northwestern railroad from Gary to the Sioux River headwaters to preserve federal land rights and the 1880 winter when residents chopped wood from a railroad bridge to stay warm.
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Waterlown
Sept Saa
Watertown
James Fleming
Sutton
Neb
Fleming
Northwestern
Gary
Sioux River
Geddes Lions Charter Night Highlights Inauguration
Geddes Sept 30 Arthur Lee district governor of Lions International Northfield Linn spoke at the Lions club charter night banquet hosted by community church ladies. Other speakers were Dr G B Rothlisberger attorney HL JL Larson. Officers installed included Rothlisberger president Beck first vice Harvey second vice Winkel third vice Wasserden secretary treasurer Noll tail twister Bingham. Lions attended from nearby dens.
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Geddes Lions
Geddes
Arthur Lee
Lions International Northfield
Linn
Lions Club
Ladies of the Community Church
G. B. Rothlisterger
HL JL Larson
W. E. Beck
G. B. Rothlisberger
KE. Beck
Dr. EL. Harvey
AL Winkel
C. E B. Werden
Fred Noll
PF. E. Bingham
Harness Stolen From Horses In Rural Theft Case
A farmer in SISSETON reports a bold theft as a team of Mayente was taken from a stone shed while he visited town. Harness and equipment disappeared and were later traced to a local store. An Indian suspect was found with two bottles of alcohol based hair tonic bought with stolen funds.
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Sisseton
Toking
Boy Struck By Rattler Near Philip
Sept 3 reports Allen Valliant 14 son of Mr and Mrs John Valliant living north of Philip was struck by a rattler while playing near an old dugout. He was brought to Philip for medical care and recovery is deemed certain.
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Batiler Philip
Allen Valliant
John Val-liant
Philip
Val- Hant
Night Classes Open in Sioux Falls This Fall
Miss Gladys Farnson announces free night courses for trades and vocational study in Sioux Falls starting October 8. Open to anyone over 16 enrolled in day school, with the same instruction as day classes, authorized by the board of education.
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Sioux Falls
Gladys Farnson
Dutch Cellist Van Vliet To Open Brookings Concert Series
Brookings records reveal Dutch cellist Van Vliet will perform at State College auditorium on Monday in the first concert of the series. Harry L. Kohler announces the schedule with performances by Wareberger of Sioux Falls and other state talent through November and April. The program includes Mozart Jupiter Symphony, Svendsen Norwegian Rhapsody, and a future surprise to enlist top State College musicians. The Fisk Jubilee Singers, famed for international tours, join the lineup with a six-member ensemble featuring two women and four men.
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Jupiter Symphony
Svendsen
States College
Carl Christensen
State College Military Band
Northwest
Thomas
Moxzkowski
Marion Carlisle
Dan Baker
State College
Chicago
Brookings
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Europe
George
Mary
Lady Astor
Mussolini
White House
Boston
Detroit
Hollywood
Madison Seeks To Keep Full Course
A Madison committee from the chamber of commerce Kiwanis club and business leaders with East n State Teachers college faculty reviewed plans to limit training in normal schools to a two year program. It targets South Dakota colleges. HL Voorhees of Sioux Falls leads the defense with Senator Walter Farmer local attorney. The case, tried in Haakon county, appeals after a 2nd decision in Greait court. Defense must file full briefs by October 28.
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Madison
Chamber of Commerce
Kiwania Club
Eastern State Teachers College
Dieecy Colleges
South Dakota
HL Voorhees
Sioux Falls
Walter Farmer
Greait
Haakon County
John F. Hughes
Minneapolis Attorney Takes Post in Sioux Falls
Minneapolis attorney J. S. Anderson has taken the adjudicator of claims job at the U. S. Veterans Bureau in Sioux Falls after arriving from Minneapolis. A Northwestern College of Law graduate he practiced there. His wife and four children will join him this week.
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Minneapolis
S. F. Sioux Falls
U.S Veteran’s Bureau
J. S. Anderson
Sioux Falls
Anderson
Northwestern College of Law
Mitchell Pupils To Have Half Holidays
Mitchell schools announce half holidays during corn palace week. Days off alternate with morning and afternoon sessions dismissed on successive days. Notre Dame academy adjusts times accordingly.
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Mitchell
Fupila
Yall Halidaya
Corn Palace
Notre Dame Academy
Madison Lesion Men Elect New Officers
Madison veterans group selects Carl Johnnyon as new post commander at the latest regular meeting. Other officers elected include First Vice Commander Tori Smith, Second Vice Commander Sam Goldstein, Finance Officer Adolph Hollen, Historian Jack Stahl, Service Officer RJ Lyons, Chaplain A J Haines, Sergeant at Arms John Shaheen.
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Madison
Carl Johnnyon
American Legion
Tori Smith
Sam. Goldstein
Adolph Hollen
Jack Stahl
Mescor
RJ. Lyons
Chardain
A. J. Haines
John Shaheen
State reports year with surplus of revenue over disbursements
The State of South Dakota reports a net income of 23,732,629.42 and expenditures of 21,? drive, yielding a surplus of 1,693,540.38 for the year ended June 30. Revenue rose modestly from last year while disbursements ran nearly two million higher, due in part to retirements and warrant reductions. Major allocations show highway costs at 5443,221.73, education funds at 2,397,116.99, and various departments posting mixed receipts and costs across rural credit, gas tax, school lands, and public institutions.
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South
Dakota
Pierre
Becune
It. Duns
Don
States -Governmentyas Federal ‘Id
Highway Commission
Rural Credit Board
School and Public Lands Department
Department of Agriculture
Hail
Game and Fish Commission
O. Haled
Portian
ALO Rural
ATA
Oise Cement
Tyme
Railroad Commission
Hessao
Anne LG Baas
Nat Anteeegenener
BOS
Eceanen
Leta
Eas
Rail
Sane
OS Department of Agriculture
Watertown Rebekahs Attend District Meeting
Watertown Rebekahs travel to the district meeting at Lily with members attending the session opening at 2 o'clock and a supper and cascad e program planned. Mrs E Stucker led the school of instruction and Miss Gena Strembome, noble grand, participated.
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Watertown
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Lily
Mra E. Stucker
Gena Strembome
Gregory Makes Many Street Improvements
Gregory city finishes a major street upgrade project this year with about 105 blocks graveled. L. L. Randall and son Kenneth held the contract, spreading 7 374 yards of gravel to protect pavement. The city approved $6 000 for graveling, exceeding original estimates as principal streets and leads are now graveled.
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Gregory
Sept
L. L. Randall
Kenneth
Brit
Von Luckner To Open Entertainment Series
Brookings S. D. M County records show Count von Luckner, famed Sea Devil of World War I, headlining the Wo ML.C. A entertainment series. He is billed for a college auditorium appearance on Monday Nov 4. Descriptions tout him as the only bond to foodness pirate of the last 108 years. During World War I he led the triple blockade of the Allies and sank 500,000 tons of shipping, while capturing and feasting with crew members aboard, never killing any.
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von Luckner
Brookings, S
M-Count
Count von
Luckner
College
Sone
Southern Normal Anniversary Plans Highlight Homecoming
Springfield plans a Founders day alumni homecoming and the 33rd anniversary of Southern State Teachers College on October 11. Prof M F Hoopes chairs a detailed program to entertain many former students and friends at the Springfield campus.
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Southern Normal
Springfield
Southern State Teachera College
M.F. Hoopes
Seek Cooperation in Fire Prevention
Pierre Sept. 0ff The state fire office reports 7000 packs of free prevention literature are being nailed to public schools. E C Giffen urges teachers to plan special programs for Fire Prevention Week observed nationally with Governor Butler asking South Dakota to observe. Mr. Lewis recommends families inspect premises remove trash repair heating plants and chimneys to prepare for cold weather. Communities urged to form a fire prevention committee and minors to issue proclamations. Newspapers posters and addresses will publicize the drive. Public schools are given a daily program suggestion by the state fire marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Pec
E. C. Giffen
Hag
W. J
Lewis
Isue
Manchester Bazaar Plans Held by Church Groups
Manchester, Sept. 30 Special The Ladies Aid church and community committees set plans for a bazaar and festival at the hall on Tuesday October 14. Retirees and various committees including eats sale decorations and men’s work were appointed with Mrs J W Proper in charge of the fish pond.
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Manchester
Ladies‘ Aid
H.C. Bowen
Fred R. E.G. Pmuilenburg
Gust. Anderson
Feed More Cattle on National Ranges Plan Discussed
In Denver officials report drought in many corn belt states may reduce demand for western feeder cattle this year and prompt inquiries to the forest service about increasing cattle on national forest ranges for 1921. Rocky Mountain range improvements suggest leased or used range could help meet local demand but with care to avoid overuse. Aberdeen report notes North Side fire station construction to begin after contract awards by city commissioners.
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Denver
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain
Black Hills
South Dakota
South Dakota Officials Earn Low State Salaries
Pierre reports South Dakota officials are paid less than peers in most states. Governors receive 2,000 yearly with a house. auditors average 4,578 across 37 posts. treasurers average 4,751. the attorney general earns 1,000 plus 1,200 in securities role. Nearby states show higher totals for governors and auditors.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Pon Vania
Vermont
Ste
Montana
Towa
Darth Dakota
Kansas
State Securities Commission
California Magazine Features S. D. Posts
Aberdeen reports a Troubadour California poetry issue focused on South Dakota works. De J. C. Lindberg of Northern State Teachers College directs as editor in charge and curates poems by South Dakota authors and works previously printed in Parque.
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California
S. D
Aberdeen
South Dakota
de J. C. Lindberg
la Parque
Petals Volume Credits E Kenneth at Institute
A local publication credits E Kenneth as head of the department of o o a ig and designer on the cover and writ work. The note highlights several points about the cer work and its inclusion in the volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Kenneth
Aing
Oo Aig
Fort Cs Aethars
Bulow Plans To Attend Northern Homecoming
Aberdeen report outlines Bulow due to be at the Northern College homecoming with Governor Bulow set to join, as committee secretarys and Suur kota official confirm acceptance and special features of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulow
Northern
Aberdeen
Bidow
Stag
John Seaglt
Coop Named Head Of Wessington Legion
At the last meeting in Wessington, C. L. Conp was chosen commander of the Shona G. Watson post No. ae ie gion, with Jack Slater as vice commander and Stanley Melay as second vice commander. Adelbert Major became post adjutant, Stewart Bottam chaplain, RL. Wilson sergeant at arms, and C. E. Scotchbrook finance officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coop
Wessington
Lesson Wessington
Shona
G. Watson
Auxiia
Leegionnaires
C. L. Conp
Jack Slater
Stanley Melay
Adelbert Major
Stewart
Cyatex Promoted For Quick Relief Of Bladder Irritation
An advertisement touts Cyatex as a rapid remedy for bladder irritation and related disorders. It claims quick action within 16 minutes and promises dramatic relief with a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers not to give up and to try Cyatex today.
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Budd Fre
North Side
Commissioner of Fire and Police
Mose Bantz
Peter OW & Son
Man & Noe
Kellys
Otner Sizer
Liberal
Kelly ,Lotta Miles
Kelly-Springfeld
M&m
KELLY
Paxton Sioux City
Lowe
Ieee
Rae An
Catelle
Malden
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