Plan to Curtail Acreage in Northwest Wheat Belt
Dr Johan Lee Coulter advises the Tariff Commission at federal farm board request on curtailing wheat acreage in the northwest hard wheat belt. He outlines shifting to feed crops like oats barley and clover, increasing cattle feed and sugar beet production, and adding sugar beet processing capacity to meet rising consumption.
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Isrineapolis
Eforis
Northwest
Johan Lee Coulter
Chic Economis
Tariff Commission
Federal Farm Board
St. Te. Taraugh
Fortrers
Coulter
Minnesota
Morkh
South Dakota
Commission Orders Reduction On Rates In South Dakota
The South Dakota state railway commission orders a reduced freight rate on sand and gravel shipments effective on or before April 5. The decision follows a meeting with railroad officials and traffic commissioners from Sioux Falls Watertown and Mitchell, plus commission expert D L Kelly.
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Commission
Sloum Falls
South Dakota
State Railway Commission
Sioux Falls
Railroad Commission
Sioux Fells
Watertown
Mitchell
D. L. Kelly
Railway Commission
Yankton Students Pay For Their Fun in Egg Fight
In Yankton Walnut street arena a Tuesday night melee featured high school boys tossing overripe eggs at a display of drama and action. They appeared before Justice James A. Dickson on Wednesday. They paid fines totaling five dollars two dollars each, a sum enough to buy about 36 dozen eggs.
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Yankton
Walnut Street
Justice of the Beace
James A. Dickson
Plans For Days Of 76 Program In Deadwood
Deadwood plans for the 1900 Days of 76 program are being developed by H E Bell general manager, the executive committee and directors. A tentative schedule aims to deepen the western atmosphere and historic background unique to Deadwood. Early work seeks to book attractions, finalize the plan, and organize department heads to ensure smooth operations during the August 7 8 and 9 events.
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Deadwood
Hert F. Bell
Bell
United States
Pierre Glider Club Discussed at Local Meeting
About 20 residents attended a Pierre gathering exploring the formation of a glider club. Local bluffs and Bad River currents are seen as favorable for launches, with potential records possible along the Missouri River. The club was not formed, but support remains strong. E Steele to address Sioux Falls Izaak Walton members Monday. Delegates to be elected for the Chicago conference April 24-26.
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Pierre
E. Ga
Clont Bad River
Missouri Valley
Prairie
Bad River
Missouri
Adoption ethics query prompts Mrs Shaw speech
Vermillion April 2 broadcast of The Heritage of a Child questions adopting a child. Mary M. Shaw, professor of home economics, lists three parental concerns: the child’s heredity, physical condition, and the ability to rear the child. She asks how much more one should consider these points before adding another's child to their family.
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Mary M. Shaw
KUSD
University” of South Dakota
Miss Shaw
Agatineg
Freshmen Sophomores Banquet Impresses College Crowd
The March 26 banquet theme The Candle featured sophomore colors blue mint and a parlor display with candlelight. Toasts by Dean Kellum Kathryn Shafter Alice Fensome and others highlighted candle parts while musical numbers and a ten year cartoon spoof entertained. Ninety guests attended as veterans called it the most impressive banquet yet.
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Sregiali
Frank Whitney
Esses
Ansted
John Bareid
Beshman
Merk Stillman
Dean Z. E. Kellum
Kathryn Shafter
Alice Fensome
Lawrence Godfrey
Cook
Mary Doughty
Helen McNvil
Bernard Filmore
Potter County Births Show Large Decrease in 1930 Quarter
Potter County records show more than a 50 percent drop in birth reports and deaths in the first quarter of 1930 compared with the same period in 1929. Data from County Clerk A W Barrett notes 6 deaths this quarter versus 15 in 1929 and a shift in birth patterns with more boys than girls born in prior year, plus age details of county residents.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
A. W. Barrett
Five Students Initiated into Scabbard and Blade at USD
Vermillion April 5 sunrise ceremony initiated five men into Scabbard and Blade honorary military fraternity at the University of South Dakota. Named are Ralph Kenegel Vermillion Clinton Tompkins Langford Leroy Ericsson Salem Wesley Carter Lead and Lloyd Moses Colems.
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University of South Dakota
Ralph Kenegal
Clinton Tompkins
Langford
Leroy Ericsson
Salem
Wesley Carter
Lloyd Moses
Colems
Musical Festival Replaces State High School Contest
Vermillion will host a two day 5 A music festival and band contest on May 8 and 9. District contest winners compete to replace the annual high school music contest at the University of South Dakota, per W R Colton dean of the college of music.
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University of South Dakota
W. R. Colton
College of Music
Cigarette and Gas Tax Receipts Grow in March
Pierre reports March tax receipts show gasoline tax up by more than 40 000 and cigarette tax up about 6 000 from March last year. State Treasurer Moodie’s monthly report lists gasoline receipts at 2 459.51, vs 242 900.72 a year ago. Malt tax receipts for March are 1 594.92 including license fees.
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Pierre
A. J
Moodie
iMarch Cigarette
U Students Form Glider Club At South Dakota
Vermillion April 8 Glider ordered for aeronautical engineering students at the University of South Dakota to be ready within two weeks The Cessna type training glider with a 36 foot wingspan weighs under 150 pounds and will include shock cords safety belt and tow line The Cosmo glider controls resemble airplane controls and will feature a rudder ailerons stabilizers elevators and fins The UW lab fee will apply to agronautical engineering students and Felix Waltner of Freeman will assist with instruction as the club advances
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University of South Dakota
V. Newcomb
Engineering College
Newcomb
II Wi Club
Agronautcal Engineeriing
Felix Waltner
Freeman
Bounty Aims to Aid State in Pest Eradication
FIERRE April 5. The state game and fish commission expects $25,000 in bounties to help eradicate predatory animals this year. Claims cover May through August with monthly filing urged, completed forms required, and a October 1 deadline. Coyotes, wolves, foxes, lynx receive specified bounties, with prorating if claims exceed the appropriation. Two state hunters will work summer in sparsely settled areas.
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Fierre
State
Fame and Fish Commission
Or. H. Johnson
State Game and Fish Department
State Game Department
Johnson
May
Jame
Johnsor
Twins At Ashton Announce Marriage
Ashton April 5 Special Elmer and Charles Bassenger twin sons of Fred Bassenger surprised friends by announcing their marriages last Sunday Elmer married March 23 in Redfield to Ruth Leni and Charles wed Inez Taft in Redfield on January 2 Both are prosperous young farmers with many friends wishing them happiness in married life.
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Ashton
Elmer
Charles Bassenger
Fred Bassenger
Elmer Bassenger
Redfield
Ruth Leni
Inez Taft
Town Man Ends 75th Near As Odd Fellow
Michael A Seydel, 81, Iowa City pioneer, received the veteran's jewel at an Odd Fellows ceremony on the 75th anniversary of his invitation to the lodge. Seydel helped build Iowa's capitals, working on the old stone capitol and the present state house in Des Moines. He earned 81 cents daily early and later three dollars daily. he is among 74 recipients of the jewel for 50 years of membership.
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Iowa
Res Moines
Stumding
Snather
Treinbershin
University of Kansas figures named district music contest judges
J C McCanies director of KU band department and Louise Miller formerly of KU voice faculty join C BE Lutton of Chicago as judges for the Eastern State Teachers College district music contest on May 1 and 2. McCanles will judge instrumental solos and ensembles and is a composer arranger and wind instruments instructor.
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McCanies
Madison
J. C. McCanins
University of Kansas
Louise Miller
St. Joseph
Meo
C. BE
Lutton
Chicago
Eastern State Teachers Colloge
McCanles
Chicago’ Musical Courre
Clark To Deliver Commencement Talk in Rockham
Wesley Clark of Redfield SD president of the South Dakota Bar association has been engaged to deliver the local high school commencement address. Clark is a renowned attorney who served two terms as attorney general and five years as U S district attorney including the Ben Sallinger Midland Packing Company case heard in federal court at Sioux Falls.
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Clark
Rockham
Wesley Clark
South Dakota Bar Association
Redfield
Ths
Attory
United States Dis
Ben Sallinger-Midland Packing Company
Sioux Falls
Mitchell Architect Named to Memorial Groups
Pierre April 4 Lloyd Kings Mitchell architect and Zox mer service man appointed as an additional member of a memorial groups panel. The notice notes his designation alongside existing members and outlines the municipal context for the appointment.
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Mitchell
Pierre
Lloyd Kings
Zoxmer
State to discuss $80,000 soldiers memorial design
Governor Bulow announced the advisory committee of architects planning the $80,000 state soldiers and sailors memorial. The World War Memorial Committee, including Bulow, Hazle, Abergeen, and L. K. Fox, will meet Sunday to review designs. An American Legion group and architects will join the discussion on the capitol tract site. A science group from Verpollion is set to meet at the University of South Dakota on May 1 and 2.
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Ber
W. J. Bulow
Bulow
W. A. Hazle
Aber- Geen
L. K. Fox
Architects
American Legion
L. C. Merson
Capitol
Science Group
Meeverpollion
South Dakota Reader of Science
Universty of
South Dakota
Wild Horse Nearly Injures Ashton Man
Charles Weiland escaped injury Wednesday while driving his truck as a wild horse reared and stomped the truck top. Passersby helped secure the horse and prevent further damage, with the vehicle sustaining considerable damage. In Sioux Falls, a Mitchell man pleaded guilty to illegally transporting intoxicating liquor and a innkeeper was fined $400 for liquor possession.
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Ashton
Charles Weiland
Stock Bayes
Sioux Falls
Aris
Tan Falles
Mitchell
William Dwyer
Cogine Inn
Wats
Russian honor for Dr Eugene Mule Seattle physician
Letcher April 5 word arrives of Dr Eugene Mule Seattle Washington physician and Cary resident receiving the officers cross of the Russian Order of St George for distinguished service as a Russian volunteer surgeon in charge of a hospital. Delivery pending through a liaison. Roberts Pierre April 5 Kiwanis endorses candidate for district race in Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Tormer Letcele
Rusp
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