Help for the Farm Debtor and Creeping Jenny Cure
Iowa farmers are urged to appeal promptly to courts under the Town Moratorium if rental terms cannot be met, to seek modification rather than risk eviction. A Sioux Falls dispatch notes a creeping Jenny problem, with Hemp seed promoted by W W Bell of Valley Springs to control the weed, sold at cost. LeMars resident Charles J Mareue dies at 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Bowman
Iowa Farm Debt Advisory Council
Sioux Falls
Middle West
W. W. Bell
Iowa
Nebraska
Bell
South Dakota
Beresford
Valley Springs
5. D
Dean
Charles J. Marcue
LeMars
Mary Mareue
Mr. Mareue
Akron
Mary
Christmas Presents to Suit Individual Tastes
Bertha and her friend Mary discuss giving each other gifts that suit personal tastes. Each wants a unique present and both reveal they seek a musical radio for Bertha and a canary in a cage for Mary, exchanging their chosen items as the holiday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erytha Nevins
Mary Parks
Mary
Bertha
Helen Gaisford
Western Newspaper Union
Ireland Remembers Christmas Through Lore And Light
An Irish Christmas tribute recalls legends of Mary and the Christ Child seeking shelter on Christmas Eve. Lighted candles in windows guide travelers, a beacon of hope through the night as families near and far share the greeting A Merry Christmas and a Bright New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Emerald Isle
Mary
Christ Child
Bethlehem
Katherine Edelman
Western Newspaper Union
Mabel Sends Christmas Gift Before Expected
In a brief exchange, a person notes Mabel feared no gift would be given, then reveals she sent her Christmas present last week, confirming the prior worry. The remark underscores the gesture and anticipation surrounding holiday giving between individuals.
Mistletoe a Parasite in Tradition and Distribution
The mistletoe once a popular Christmas decoration thrived in earlier days with romantic lore. It is a parasite living on sap from host trees and is widely distributed worldwide, from the tropics to the Atlantic seaboard as far north as New Jersey, though more abundant in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Jersey
Living Christmas Trees Have Longer Life Says Forest Service
The United States Forest Service advises that living Christmas trees with roots properly balled and boxed can be kept indoors for a time and later transplanted outdoors to enhance grounds, offering a longer life for the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Forest Service
Naples Centered Italian Christmas Industry of the Fifteenth Century
Naples was the hub of the Italian Christmas industry in the fifteenth century with bands of figurari who specialized in making Christmas dolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
The Genuine Christmas Poets Create New Holiday Carols
The Genuine Christmas Poets release a set of festive carols that capture the warmth of the season. A child's laugh is described as embodying Christmas itself, adding a heartfelt note to the holiday spirit.
Aunt Chloe's Gift Lights a Poor Kingston Cabin
Martha Bunning Thomas recalls Aunt Chloe, a cheerful yet poor woman who fills a shabby shack with warmth. She treasures two wall prints a summer garden and a Christmas sleigh scene. Though hardship presses, her gift from the Lord keeps her hopeful and radiant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe
Eben
Martha Bunning Thomas
Christmas Omens From Old Country Folk Sayings
The Montreal Herald recounts rustic Christmas omens thought to foretell luck or misfortune. A full moon Christmas, wind, and Candlemas signals affect prosperity. rain on the twelve days after Christmas predicts a wet year. holly leaves must be burned at Twelfth Night. a bright fire indicates prosperity while a poor start may foretell setbacks. wear new clothes and greet the day cheerfully to invite luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Making Sugar Toys
Sugar toys may be made with 4 pounds of sugar 2 ounces of corn syrup 1 pint of water. Boil to 240 242 degrees. Stir until cloudy and pour into plaster of Paris moulds that have been drained after soaking in cold water for two or three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaster of Paris
Leadenhall Market Christmas Air Described As Festive
A reader notes Leadenhall Market stands out in London for its location and warm, family atmosphere. During Christmas the market exudes a distinctly festive air that characterizes the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Leadenhall Market
Festive Gift Jars Offer Individual Touches for Christmas
Nice for Christmas gifts jars of mince meat fruit juices jams jellies or baked foods make nice remembrances and carry an individual touch.
Christmas Birthday Dilemma in Gift Giving
A child born on Christmas Day faces a common challenge: separating birthday needs from holiday festivities. Parents consider timing, multiple gifts, and budgeting to avoid holiday overlap while honoring the child's special day.
Save Toys for Junior This Christmas
Careful parents plan ahead to keep toys in good condition for Junior. The issue urges saving and not wearing out Christmas gifts before use, stressing steady sharing and mindful handling for a hopeful holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior
Old age pensions awarded exhaust funds and plan changes loom
The article notes pensions bite into available funds with thousands of worthy applicants still awaiting approval. Proposals to raise the age limit to 70 or increase head taxes may pass next town legislature as Plymouth County sees about 315 applicants and roughly 30 approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth County
Plymouth
Condemn Land for a Park by Union County Board
By a two to one vote the Union County Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution directing the county attorney to begin condemnation proceedings to acquire about eighty acres of land south of Beresford along Brule Creek for a county park. Commissioners Numsen and Cates supported the move, Commissioner Wagner opposed it. The action follows prior attempts and hearings on purchasing the land at a reasonable figure. The tract, irregular in shape following the winding creek, is owned by a local party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County Board of Commissioners
Beresford
Brule Creek
Beresford Republic
Numsen and
Cates
Wagner
Court to hear condemnation over land prices in Union County
The article notes several landowners willing to accept 50 dollars per acre while others demanded higher sums. After repeated negotiations failed, the commissioners chose to pursue a condemnation action and take the matter to the circuit court in Union County at the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
Beresford Legion Hall Damaged By Fire
The American Legion hall in Beresford suffered fire and water damage Sunday evening estimated at $5,000. The blaze began near the furnace room in the basement, gained headway before discovery, and firefighters fought for two hours. Hydrant pressure issues delayed water supply during extinguishing. The hall, used by multiple groups, was built six years ago and remodeled last spring. An upcoming Southeastern South Dakota Grain and Poultry show will be held at Beresford January 17 to 19, 1935, with Grover Christianson as president and H. P. Larson as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Beresford
World War Veterans
Southeastern
South Dakota
Gauge House Planned on Floyd River at Hinton
FERA laborers start work immediately on a 1500 dollar gauge house at the Floyd river bridge in Hinton to record flood and flow. It will be the third station in the area with a fourth planned upstream. Engineers Maston Samp son and Kassel direct, with others from the state planning board and U S Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Hinton
Sioux City
FERA
Floyd River
State Planning Board
Floyd River Bridge
Missouri River
South Sioux City
Big Sioux
Akron
R. H. Maston
James Sampson
The
Planning Board
R. 8. Kassel
United States Geological Survey
Reader feedback sought for betterment of The Register Tribune
The Register-Tribune invites comments and suggestions from readers to improve the newspaper. Readers are encouraged to share ideas on coverage, clarity, and community needs to help tailor future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Register-Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Register-Tribune
Ray A. Smith
Anne
Register- Tribune
Ovne
SSS FF
Santa Claus
Santa Nicolas
St. Nicholas
America
TESS
Ge Soss
Beresford Legion Hall
Janet Gaynor
Lew Ayres
Joe E. Brown
George O’brien
Judge Priest
Herbert
College Rhythm
Ask Co. P. Kinser
Agent
Milwaukee
Roan
Dot
Beauty Shop
Black South Farmers Grain Co
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Smoky Hollow
Orient Lump
Blue Flame
Betty
Akron Lumber. Co
Red Top
Baron’s Store
Northwestern
Mallory
van Camp
Metz
ROYAL
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!