Plan Tie In With Federal Proposal In Weed Eradication Drive
South Dakota Extension agronomists BROOKINGS L Gpedshi R E Johnston and staff led two weed meetings in Sioux Falls and Watertown to spark support for a national weed eradication drive. A House bill to fund 54 million dollars for state matching weed control was discussed, with farmers urged to back federal aid to curb creeping foxglove and spurge as losses rise. County agents from Moody, Brookings,-Day, and others attended, noting strong local interest and potential state cooperation if legislation passes.
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Brookings
Apsl
E. Johnston
South Dakota Extension Agronomist
Rec Bane
Arcase ‘Intrest
Washington
Worth Clark
Toho
Bankest
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Moody
Like
Broolings
Mehaha
McCook
Finson
Hutchinson
Turner
Lincoln
Sanborn
Bon Kerme
Clay
Union
C. Shanley
Arrangd
W. E. Dittmer
Watertown
John Aion
Brown
Marshall
Traberts
Day
Grant
Spink
Clark
Codington
Deuel
Hamlin Kingsbury
Miner
Witertown
Bankert
South Dackota
Stomach Gas Remedies Promoted By Sherman & Moe
An advertisement by Sherman & Moe promotes Adlerika as a stomach and bowel cleanser. It claims gas pain, nervousness, and headaches lessen after use and highlights Dr. Hyde Shorb of New York as an expert in intestinal disorders. The copy urges readers to try Adlerika for bowel cleansing and gas relief.
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Hyde Shorb
New York
Sherman & Moe
Ener Tiéller
West
South Dakota Farmers Could Cut Weeds Infestation
Extensional specialists say with necessary financial aid and guidance, many farmers and landowners in South Dakota could reduce weed infestations by a measurable percentage each year rather than letting patches spread. They estimate losses range from none to severe, depending on control effort and supervision.
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South Dakota
Highmore Enters Spring Contest
A band of 40 players led by Joe Thompson and 5 singers trained by Miss Inez Wargstrom and R. A. Borah traveled to Wellington Springs to enter today and tomorrow's district contest. Glee clubs, small vocal and instrumental groups entered, with a music department program on Monday evening to raise funds. Soloists included Lorraine Lake, Margaret Moss, Nat Erlandson, Quentin Rubendall, and others with instrumental performers Nat Erlandson and Donna Jean Heards.
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Highmore
Migemore
Specia
Joe Thompson
Sioux Falls
Inez Wargstrom
R. A. Borah
Wellington Springs
Lorraine Lake
Margaret Moss
Nat Erlandson
Quentin Rubendall
Betty Leu Jordan
Donna Jean Heards
Hoelen Gibbs
Highmore Storm Twins Progress
Highmore reported on April 1 that twins Verneal Ann and Velda Bernice Paterson, born March 25 at the Patterson farm 17 miles southeast of Highmore, are making satisfactory progress despite a snow storm that delayed medical help. The newborns weighed five and a half and six and a half pounds. Dr. C. M. Parkinson found both babies and mother doing well on his visit.
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Highmore
C. M. Parkinson
Wobler
Morrison on Program for Miller Banquet
Mrs. F E Morrison of Huron and Mrs. Virginia Bohen Conner will join out of town guests on the Mothers and Daughters banquet program for the annual Methodist Ladies Aid Society affair. The banquet is set for April 7 at 645 p m in the auditorium with Mrs. Winnifred Lorentson as toastmaster and J C Hagin in charge of tickets and Ruth Bridenbaugh handling the gown town sale. Tickets go on sale April 5 and 4.
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Wile J
Ruth Bridenbaugh
WPA Zoning Is Shifted In S. D.
Mitchell April 14. M. A. Kennedy state WPA director announces boundary changes in South Dakota counties effective April 15 for Roberts and Todd and April 25 for Perkins and Ziebach. Changes move Roberts to Watertown district and Todd to Pierre office, shifting supervision from Rapid City area to Aberdeen. Watertown main office will handle all business with discontinued branch offices in Pierre and Rapid City.
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Rapid City
Perkins
Zichach
Aberdeen
Watertown
Pierre
T*he
Kennedy
Roberts
Todd
Juniors At Preston Present Class Play
The Junior class at Lake Preston staged Anny What's Her Name to a full house on Tuesday night. Lead Morty Coulson impressed as Tony, with Rosemond Hixon opposite in a steamy role, Edith Craw as the old grandmother, and Zona Anderson as the maid. The ensemble included Aller Wilde, Velva Stonefeld, Alice Smith, Lewisa Werner, Leroy Stevens, Fiden McDonald, Ivan Jensen, Francis sae more, Gladys Weink and Vincent Anderson.
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Lake Preston
Anny
Morty Coulson
Tony
Rosemond Hixon
Edith Craw
Zona Anderson
Aller Wilde
Velva Stonefeld
Alice Smith
Lewisa Werner
Leroy Stevens
Fiden McDonald
Ivan Jensen
Francis Sae More
Gladys Weink
Vincent Anderson
Miller Festival Delayed To May Fifth at Miller School
Miller School postponed its musical festival from May to May 5 due to critics’ conflicts. Carl Christiansen and J T Beery from Brookings will conduct and lead the choral work. Concerts begin at 1 p.m. and 8 p.m. Miller County arranges and funds all critics and conductors with no school ratings.
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Miller
Miller School
Carl Christiansen
Brookings
J. T. Beery
Ot Brookings
Miller Sconty
Year Is Penalty For Mail Thefts
SIOUX FALLS April 1 A federal judge sentenced William J Brandt former mail clerk to a year and a day in Leavenworth for theft from the mails. Brandt who served at the post office hare l for 20 years was arrested November 20 1936 after a decoy operation. The government says he took money from the mails over about three years amounting to eight dollars from a decoy.
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Sioux Falls
United States Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kas
A. Lee Wyman
William J. Brandt
Brandt
Harel
Post Office
District PTA Meet At Preston April 8
Plans completed for the seventh district PTA conference to convene at Lake Preston on April 8 with district president Mrs. C Quinn Arlington presiding. Principal speakers include Mrs. C Ki Thorpe Little Rock and state officials led by Mr G E Fyte Mitchell. Other speakers: Supt H Mackenzie Waltetown Supt J C Martin Brookings Supt A A Coulson Lake Preston Supt O K Thollehaug Sisseton and Mayor Ed Togholt Lake Preston. District covers Brookings Clark Codington Deuel Grant Hamlin Kingsbury and Roberts counties. Large delegation expected.
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Lake Preston
PBT
C. Quinn
Arlington
Thorpe
Little
H. Mackenzie
Waltertown
Sunt
J. C. Martin
Brookings
A.A. Coulson
O K. Thollehaug
Sisseton
Ed Togholt
Clark
Codington
Devel
Grant
Hamlin
Kingsbury
Roberts
Restrictions Tighten Truck Loads on Northeast SD Highways
Pierre April 3. The South Dakota Highway Commission announced further weight limits for trucks on U S 12 from Wabash to Milbank and on routes 37 and 25 south of Webster. Other district highways retain current restrictions, with ongoing limits in districts 2, 3, and 4.
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Pierre
Northeestern
South Dakota
Wera
U. S. 12
Wabaee
Milbank
Webster
William Kohr Dies At Home In Custer
William Kohr a former Rockham resident died at his home in Custer after years on a farm north of Rockham and later in Rockham where he ran a cal shop. His wife has lived with him for about a year and a half.
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William Kohr
Custer
Rockham
Wham Kohr
Scott Morris
Scott Corris
Missouri
Former Dakotan Named Northwestern Medill Director
Kenneth B. Olson, born in Sioux Falls, was appointed director of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Olson, former Rutgers journalism chair, has held posts at Ashland and Milwaukee Journal, Capital Times, Wisconsin teaching, Minnesota professorship, and led Inland Daily Press research and national teaching associations.
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Kenneth E. Olson
Medill School of Journalism
Northwestern
Chicago
Kenneth B. Olson
Rutgers University Department of Journalism
Medill School
Northwestern University
Walter Dilt Send
Sioux Falls
Olson
University of Wis+ vorgin
Ashland
Wis
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Jibe Capital Times
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Rutger
Inland Daily Press Association
American Association of Teachers of Journalism
450 Attend Soil Program Meetings
Nearly 450 farmers in Brule and Buffalo Counties attended Soil Conservation meetings in each district during the past week. An average of about 50 farmers attended each meeting. County Agent Howard K. Schultz led the discussion on the farm program mechanics, followed by William J. Van Zee, chairman of the state agricultural conservation committee, who spoke on the 1937 program.
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GAM
Upeque
Brule
Buffalo
Howard K. Schultz
William J. van Zee
Miller High Plans Fourth Athletic Vaudeville Show
Miller High School announces its fourth Athletic Vaudeville to be held Friday April 16. The program features 207 numbers of humorous dramatic and novelty acts with $12 in cash prizes. Judges include Mrs W G Tamblyn A Lewis Mrs H J Bushfield Low Jarmuth and Mrs Earl Kindred.
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Miller High
Weller
Miller High School
W. G. Tamblyn
A Lewis
H. J. Bushfield
Low Jarmuth
Earl Kindred
Wanted Business Opportunity Ad Declares Reliable Rami Plan
A poorly legible ad seeks a widely known company to offer a reliable opportunity for a man age business here. It promises established accounts and definite future plans, asking for good references and $570 cash for secured equipment. Income from LH monthly pending.
3080 Crop Loans Granted In Dakota
WASHINGTON April 1 The Farm Credit Administration advised Governor Leslie Jensen and Representative Fred Hildebrandt of South Dakota that it approved 1080 crop loans totaling 637000 in the state. Omaha regional office reports 282 South Dakota applications for 50845 and field supervisors have 221 applications for 1324060. South Dakotans urged further relaxing DEFCA restrictions to speed up feed loans to their state.
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Dakota
Washington
Farm Credit) Administration
Leslie Jensen
Fred Hildebrandt
South Dalcan
South Dakota
Farm Credit
Omaha
Neb
St Lawrence Sends Musicians To Fest
St Lawrence School students enter district music contest at Wessington Springs today and tomorrow. Entries span band, mixed chorus, girls trio, brass sextette, reed quintette, boys and girls glee clubs, plus vocal and instrumental solos led by Mrs Haswold and Mr Darling. In total about 6 60 students participate with 42 in band, 42 in mixed chorus, 28 in girls glee, and 14 in boys glee.
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St. Lawrence
St. Lawrente School
Wessington Springs
Wilma Ford
Marvin Cottrill
Arthur Hanson
Easter Guests Visit Weslington Residents
Mr and Mrs Claire Smith and daughter Billy Claire of Gettysburg along with Mr and Mrs Keith Robinson of Huron stayed with their grandparents Luke and Mrs Robinson in Weslington Easter. The Smiths planned a brief two day visit to Mitchell for relatives.
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Wellington
Specis
Claire Smith
Billy Claire
Gettysburg
Keith Robinson
Huron
Aut
Luke Robinson
Thrill Burglar In Davison Jail
Mitchell April 4 A youth burglar known for stealing for thrill was jailed in Davison County after authorities, who pursued him to Casper Wyoming, captured Robert E. Lee Mitchel. He confessed to eleven robberies over a year including stores in Gudney and a Mitchell garage theft. He implicated four others. police seek them.
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Mitchell
Davison County
Casper
Wyoming
Robert E. Lee
Mitchel
Lea
Gudney
Les
Vernon Mills
State Penitentiary
Tower
Fullerton Lumber Company
Sidril
Emery
Leiferman
Bridgewater
Tychetter
Western Hide and Metal Company
Mitchell Motor Company
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