Tips Given For Chicken Raising Agriculture Secretary Sees Poultry Key To Farm Income
Pierre April 1 Agriculture Secretary Frank D Kriebs says poultry ranks among South Dakota s top farm industries and gives practical advice for raisers. He urges uniform breeds, batch buying, careful care of young chicks, annual relocation of coops to reduce disease, frequent marketings and selling only clean eggs. Emphasizes balanced rations to maximize egg production.
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Kericks
Mr. Kricks
State College Book To Be Marketed Soon
Brookings April 2 a new textbook Introduction to Mathematics will be on the market in September, author I L Miller professor of mathematics at South Dakota State college. The book covers fundamental principles and applications to science and agriculture, and is the product of years of work. Manuscripts contracts with publishers F S Croft and company of New York have been signed. The mimeo wrapped form has been used at State college five years and at North Dakota State college last year. Professor Miller has taught mathematics 15 years, is Indiana university graduate, and a member of Phi Beta Kappa Sigma Xi and American Men of Science.
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Brookings
I. L. Miller
South Dakota State College
F. S. Croft and Company
New York
Beery
State College
North Dakota State College
Miller
Indiana University
Phi Beta Kappa
Sigma Xi
American Men of Science
Merié
South Dakota farm study sparks South American interest
Brookings April 2 The results of age agricultural experiments at South Dakota State College drew attention from South American agricultural leaders. Genara Vera head of Cockabarba Polivic station requested information on wheat rust and offered collaboration, noting State College graduates and U.S. crop experts' work are in demand.
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S. D
South Dakota State College
South America
Genara Vera
Cockabarba
Polivic
Vera
State College
United States
South American
South Dakota
Volga High Plans Concert With Band And Glee Club
The Volga High School band and girls glee club announce a joint concert on Thursday evening April 3. Directed by A. Sands the band leader and Miss Nessor the glee club director. Proceeds will help defray expenses of the recently added band instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volga
Volga High School
Orcosina
A. Sands
Nessor
K and K Incorporation in Huron Details
Pierre April 2 The Spencer Cemetery association filed articles of incorporation with no capital stock. Incorporators include George A. Schierholz William Burkhart Albert Kinde Kugel O C Lindekugel and H C Lueth The K and K company of Huron incorporated for 100 080 to conduct general retail mercantile business Harry Nelson L J Kutcher and Will Kutcher are incorporators
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K and K
Company of Huron
Pierre
Spencer Cemetery Association of Spencer
George A. Schier
Holz
William Burkhart
Albert Kinde
Kugel
O.C. Lindekugel
H.-C. Lueth
K.and K. Company of Huron
Harry Nelson
Huron
L. J. Kutcher
Marion
Will Kutcher
Beresford
Farmers urged to use S D seed for alfalfa
Brookings April 2 Pointing out genuine South Dakota grown alfalfa seed is now available cleaned graded sealed by South Dakota firms agronomist R E Johnston extension service urges farmers to patronize home grown seed. Tests show many imported samples carried weed seeds including Johnson grass and paspalum, risking poor germination and quality. Johnston cites 300000 acre rise in alfalfa and emphasizes buying northern grown seed of good quality free of noxious weeds.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Southakota
R. E. Johnston
Extension Service of State College
Johnston
State Crop Improvement Association
Extension Service
Agronomy Department of State College
California
Arizona
New Mexico
South Dekots
Sioux Falls Student Designs New Bridge Near Vermillion
Carmel Cornell, a senior in the University of South Dakota College of Engineering, designs a new straight across steel bridge 152 feet long with a concrete south approach to replace the current skew bridge three miles north of Vermillion on Highway 11. The plan also requires straightening the gravel road leading to the bridge as part of his senior thesis.
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Sioux Falls
Erling Me
Carmel
College of Engineering
University of South Dakota
Highway 11
Cornell
Supreme Court Decisions in South Dakota Annuled and Reversed
The South Dakota Supreme Court issued multiple opinions on April 2. Several lower-court decisions were affirmed, including cases involving Farmers State Bank of Harris versus Roy W Webster and John Ernesti et al, and Sassenberry versus American State Bank Merriam. One appeal by F R Swilch was reversed, and another by F R Smith was affirmed. The term covered foreclosures, fraudulent conveyances, stockholder liability, and automobile ownership disputes in McCook, Bennett, Charles Mix, Deuel, Codington, Pennington, Miner, and Gregory counties.
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John Ernesti
E. G. Cole
American
State Bank, Merriam, Neb
J. A. Sassenberry
Bennett County
Sassenberry
Deudl County
Birdie Gasver
State of
South Dakota
Amos Michael
Pennington County
Iir F
Banking Department
Shields
Tri-State Fair Board Elects Superintendents
Aberdeen April 2 4 Tri State fair officials named department superintendents for the coming year including Brooke Hotell for general livestock Robert Wheating Pain cattle Dr J H Bennett beef cattle J Fritz sheep and Herman Bahl swine The fair is set for July 28 to August 2 with a horse racing program authorized offering 1800 in harness added money and 450 added money for running races
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Aberdeen
Brooke Hotell
Robert Wheating
Pain
J. H Bennett
J. Fritz
Herman Bahl
College Literature Draws Crowds At Auto Show
In Brookings on April 4 crowds at the Wilson terminal building in Sioux Falls viewed fine sedans and sport roadsters while stopping at college booths. South Dakota State college drew interest with enrollment charts and pamphlets, with Hardy Roses for South Dakota and Training for Success among popular bulletins.
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Brooklings
Wilson Terminal
Sioux Falls
South Dakota State College
Bulletin
South Dakota
Training For Success
Spring Registration Completed At State College
Spring quarter registration at South Dakota State College was completed Tuesday with a large portion of last quarter’s students signing up for courses. A few more will register later in the week as the campus, deserted during the five day spring vacation, sees select students returning to pursue further education.
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State Brookings
South Dakota State College
State College
Livestock Financing YALG to Continue in 1930
The Agricultural Credit Corporation of Minneapolis will extend financing for northwest farmers in 1930. It has funded over 326000 sheep and 26000 dairy and beef cattle since 1924 and notes cheaper cattle now available in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Loans at 6 1 4 percent over three years, with 30 percent due each year, are limited to 1000 per person. Local committee approval required. contact C W Lemke for details.
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Agricultural Credit Corporation of Minneapolis
Operaa
Northwest States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Agricultural Credit Corporation
J. D. Kaufman
Geo.h. Davis
C. W. Lemke
Mr. Lemke
Sargent Gifts Inland Printer Set to South Dakota State College
William F. Sargent donated a complete Inland Printer run from 142 to 1920 to the South Dakota State college printing laboratory. Lynn Hollen notes the collection chronicles the printing industry's progress month by month. The donation follows Sargent’s long involvement with the school and its typography program.
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Eovusurze
William F. Sargent
Yanketou
South Dakota State College Printing Laboratory
Inland Printer
Sargent
Lynn Hollen
Hollen
Conditions In 9th District Improve
The Ninth Federal Reserve district in 1929 showed higher early year activity than 1928 with a strong fourth quarter despite overall shrinkage. Debits to individual accounts, country check clearings, life insurance, iron ore, copper, and dairy income posted year totals. freight carloadings reached a peak since 1923 and business failures were at multi-year lows. Farm income fell 10 percent from 1928, wheat and rye crops hit three-year lows, and flax and potato crops were the smallest since 1922 and 1916 respectively. Barley acreage rose sharply as a feed grain, while butter output increased, and the farm real estate situation improved though farm debts declined.
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Minneapolis
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve
Minnesota
South Dakota
Northwest
North Dakota
Montana
United States
Bank Recessions Shaped Bank Holdings in the Northern Plains
The report notes bank bankruptcies in Minnesota and South Dakota were only partly offset by gains in North Dakota and Montana. Forced land sales fell sharply in South Dakota, North Dakota and Montana for the year ending March 15, 1929. Farm land prices rose in Montana and edged down slightly in South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota. District country banks cut real estate holdings in 1929. Deposits fell 44 million dollars in the year to October 4, 1929, to 2,678,205,000, with loans up 35 million and investments down 11 million.
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Minnesota
South Dakota
North Dakota
Montana
Dunn Renominating Bid By South Dakota State Auditor
Pierre April 2 VP William Dunn state auditor Yankton announced he would seek renomination on the Republican ticket. He said he would campaign less and let the public learn of his office’s work. Dunn, first elected in 1928, asked for support if the people approve of his administration.
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State Auditor
Citizenship classes prepare Codington applicants for exams
Prospective citizens in Codington county attend phased government instruction ahead of the May 26 citizenship tests. Courses are free beyond course outlines, led by Frank L. Wooley the American Legion post Americanization officer with attorneys teachers and public officials. Fourteen applicants participate, and daily 13 minute KGCR broadcasts supplement evening lessons while outlines will be shared with others outside the county as supply lasts.
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Watertown
Codington County
County
American Legion Post
Frank L. Wooley
Legion Americanization
Wooley
KGCR
Woman's Club to Meet in Wessington
The women's study group in Wessington will meet with Mrs. J. H. Black on Thursday afternoon. The topic is American short story writers. Mrs. J. B. Dinsmore and Mrs. Merton Aldrich will oversee the literary program.
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Wessington
J. H. Black
J. B. Dinsmore
Merton Aldrich
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Amy
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Supreme Court
Towa Bank
Miner County
BNE
Denison
Mason City Brick & Tile Company
Mason City, Iowa
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Kiba Paintessass
Alata Hs
Dunn
Ms. Dunn
Hnounee
Woman's Club
Yeisen
Huron Clinic
B. HM. Sprague
M. D
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M. de A. C. Shirley
M. D. Wy Mw Ghifeith
Helen Olson
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Stewart
Gillstrap Farm Loan Co
Masonic Temple
Beadle
Brotherhood
Chris Gillstrap
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