Weed control campaign outlined by South Dakota boards
Brookings April reports say the Erie Planning Board with South Dakota State College extension service is developing a statewide weed control campaign for farms led by associate consultant T H Cox. Data from surveys and agricultural resources reports guide the plan. Field bindweed creeping jenny is the state’s most damaging weed with widespread infestation. quackgrass and wild oats also noted. The board urges enforcement of weed removal laws on roads to curb spread between farms.
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Brookings
Erie Planning Board
South Dakot State College
T. Hillard Cox
I Coxe
South Dakour
Planning Board
Repor
South -Osk
Ind
Highway Boards
Hildebrandt Sees Shelterbelt Compromise Prospects
Rep. Fred H Hildebrandt of Wavertown says Tuesday there may be a fair chance of reaching a compromise on a shelterbelt program. The House rejected a forestry funding item but later restored a $1,000,000 line with a plan for farmers to furnish half the cost.
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Hildebrandt
Washington
Fred . H. Hildebrandt
Wavertown
House
Veltx Dodger
BHI
Duplicate Tax Return Rules And Penalties Noted
Washington April 8 reports a notice mandating duplicate income tax returns be filed immediately or face a similar assessment. The grace period is 43 days from receipt. Delinquent individuals face a $3 penalty for failure to file a duplicate. corporations face a higher charge. Also notes unrelated local notices about a Benedictine incident and Willow Lake postmaster removal with minimal recovery after hospital stay.
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Washington
Coline Tors
Internet
Recvier
Hearing Usually Faulty in School Tests
Brookings reports from April 8 detail a study by State college psychology class led by Dr. Arthur A. Edwards showing average hearing is less accurate than believed. Students found ears misjudge sounds, with examples like a ticking watch perceived from different positions and equal distances from each ear being hard to localize. Differences between individuals were noted, with little variation between boys and girls. The group estimated the typical person can hear about 10,600 to 11,000 distinct sounds.
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State College
Arthur A. Edwards
Edwards
State Freshman Is Scholarship Winner
Brookings April 8 Paul Cox freshman in general science at State College was among five scholars in the National Music Educators conference contest held in New York. He earned a scholarship to one of four large music schools Eastman Juilliard New England Cincinnati. Orrin Juel also a freshman at State College won honorable mention. Both study baritone under Prof. Harry Kohler. A preliminary for the 1927 national contest will be held in Minneapolis in 1937.
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Paul Cox
State College
New York
N.Y
Cox
Jest
Sear White
Beresford High School
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Blo
Syracuse
Poner
Eastman School of Music
Juilliard School of Music
New England Conservatory
Boston
Cincinnati School of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio
Orrin Juel
Canton
Harry Kohler
Girl Dies in Farm House Fire at Stickney Corsica
A belated report from Stickney Corsica records the death of John Porter’s young daughter in a farm home fire. The kitchen stove exploded while repairs were underway, trapping her in the pantry. The cause remains unknown as other family members escaped.
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Stickney
Corsica
John Porter
Williamson addresses radio in bid for SD House nomination
Pierre April 8 former Rapid City congressman Williamson declared in a prepared radio address that the current administration nears dictatorship citing 34 months of executive dominance and Congress abdication. He criticized rising debt 231000 federal workers growth and waste while backing old age pensions farm price supports domestic treaties and anti monopoly remedies. He recalled losing 1936 primary to Francis Case urging GOP voters to unify behind a single candidate for the nomination.
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Pierre
William Williamson
Rapid City
South Dakota
Williamson
Congress
ramidies_ ie Williamson
West-Righ Ier
Francis Case
Ruling Sought on Circuit Jurisdiction over City Auditor Actions
Sioux Falls recall petitions against Mayor Graff and city auditor Norstad prompted a state Supreme Court hearing. Berdahl argues for circuit court control over the auditor. Bailey and Gamble oppose. Judge Wall had held petitions sufficient but limited circuit authority.
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Sioux Falls
Pierre
South Dakota Supreme Court
Yastere Day
N. Graff
Andrew Norstad
Norstad
J. J James
Berdahl
L. J. Wall
Circuit Court
Berdah
Odean’ Hareid
Supreme Court
T. M. Bailey
Hugh S. Gamble
Org
Adorey
Federal officers host training school on auto theft laws
A two day session for 75 officers in northern South Dakota covered federal laws and loan officer procedures and ways to identify stolen autos. Werner Hunk of the FBI Aberdeen office and Ed Hurtn e of the Chicago Auto Protective Association led talks on federal laws and stolen vehicle identification. The three day program continues with a final session today and then moves to Sioux Falls for an identical program on April 9.
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Aserdeen
South Dakota
Werner
Hunk
Aberdeen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ed Hurtne
Chicago Automobile Protective Association
Sioux Falls
Peace officers plan four school series in three cities
Rapid City hosts the first of a tentative four part school series on April 13 14 and 15. Dates and instructors are not yet announced. Joe Ryan chairman South Dakota Liquor Commission calls a meeting in Aberdeen April 18 with five state officials to discuss mutual liquor control problems.
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Rapid City
Peace Officers’ Association
Pierre
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa
Joe Ryan
South Dakota Liquor’ Commission
Aberdeen
S. D
Ryan
North Dakota
Harrold High to stage A Red Headed Step Child play
Harrold High School will present its senior class play A Red Headed Step Child in the high school auditorium with performances May 13 and 16. Director Miss Ethelyn Ler shey of Mitchell selected the cast last week including Ella Zeller Carl Winckler Elsie Ryan and Donald Riepke as leads with Gabriele Henzel Irene Zedeller Lee Parlin Eunice Suhn Bob Ryan Delores Stauble Helen Berrim and Doris Larson in supporting roles. The play by Charles George is a lively new comedy. Sunday School officers named for the Manchester Presbyterian church include Mrs A E Rogers and Miss Mary Jane Rowen as secretary treasurer and led by Rowen as organist.
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Harold
Harrold
Harrold High School
Morris Scot
Ethelyn Lershey
Mitchell
Ella Zeller
Carl Winckler
Elsie Ryan
Donald Riepke
Gabriele Henzel
Irene Zedeller
Lee Parlin
Eunice Suhn
Bob Ryan
Delores Stauble
Helen Berrim
Doris Larson
Charles George
Manchester
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mane Ts
A. E. Rogers
Corge Tilbury
Mary Jane “Rowen
Mise Rowen
Holiy
Tmanist
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