Akota University Notes Social and campus updates
Paul Brown visited home during gradation while Y M C A convention at Parker drew attendees. Students join Co D 2nd Reg State Guards for June encampment. New Century Memorial hall work advances. Daedalian society funds under scrutiny. athletic board urged to receive money. Y M and Y W C A spring term reception featured a literary program and games with ice cream and cake.
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Paul Brown
Parker
Suer
Columbia University
Missouri
Williams
Aberdeen
Co. D, 2Nd Reg., State Guards
Y. M
Aukland
The City Schools Superintendent Proposes Graduation Rule
The high school tunes its system with a new rule: students who maintain 90 percent or more through the first years qualify for class offices including president, valedictorian, and salutatorian. Only eight weeks remain in the term as discussions continue.
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Mississippi
Miss Grace Smith
Mary Pratt
Miss Pratt
Texas voyage ends in heartbreak for Mrs Arthur
Mrs Ella M Arthur, once of Mitchell and Artesian, walked from Texas to South Dakota with her three children to seek a divorce and return for her youngest Barbara. Barbara was placed in Des Moines by a children's home, later taken by Marion Johnson, with the mother left without contact. Alimony of $2,000 was awarded but not yet received.
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Sioux City
Ella Arthur
Arthur
Mitchell
Artesian
John Arthur
R. F. Baker Company
Third Street
Ella M. Arthur
Barbara
Texas
Des Moines
Qhom
3. D
Mau
Artesign
Indian Territory
Ames
Sioux Ty
Marion Johnson
Des Moines Howe
Greenville
Morning Side College
Honored by the President Roosevelt Speaks to Dakota University Kappa Pi Phi
The Kappa Pi Phi fraternity at Dakota University invited President Roosevelt as an honorary speaker. Mayor Silsley handed the invitation, and Roosevelt, via Private Secretary Loeb, accepted. The Kapps celebrated with a banner bearing the president’s picture and a lively chapel crowd.
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Roosevelt
Kappa Pi Phi Fraternity
Dakota University
Silsley
Kapps
Loeb
Kappas
Sevelt
United States
Capital Offers Countywide Readership Plus Davison Map
The Capital promotes a countywide subscription deal offering one year of the paper and a Davison county map for 1.50. Subscribers receive a coupon book with 150 one cent coupons usable at local businesses, yielding rebates that repay the subscription and map costs. The promotion claims nationwide coverage through mapped resident names.
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Davison County
Frank Peterson
J. W. Rakestraw
Davison
Hanson
Local Subscriptions Offer With Free Thermometer and Barometer
The Mitchell Printing Company and Geo W Atkinson promote a Dakota Farmer year subscription with a free thermometer and barometer. Readers may secure the offer by visiting the office or when Atkinson calls. Local merchants listed redeem coupon books in Mitchell and Mt Vernon, S D.
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Dakota Farmer
Geo. W. Atkinson
Atkinson
Mitchell Printing Company
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Pa Ieee
Mdbea
Tser
Yraggista
Cnicheater Chemica Paper
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Silicon
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New York
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Washington, D. C
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Akota University Notes
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Cupid
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Daedalian Society
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Athletic Board
Miss Wilcox
Mayne Knight
Kappa Society
S. D. H. D. Butterfield
S. D. A. T. McGovern & Sons
S.D. Motley & McKeel
S. D. Morgan & Son
S. D. L. D. Gale
S. D
J. H. Ferris
T. H. Crampton
C. Fitch & Son
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M. J. Dougherty
S. Leeland
S.D
Misses Maddox & Parker
Rei Dewe
Manila
Christina
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