Methodist Findings Conference Held At Highmore
The findings committee appointed by Rev. Albert Hartt completed its statement after a Sunday panel discussion in Highmore. Topics covered were church schools Young People's Work Local Church Finance Laymen's Group and Women's Work with speakers from Huron Pierre Miller and Highmore. The event drew attendees from several towns and included a dinner for about 100.
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Highmore
Albert Hartt
Miller
Methodist Church
F.R. Fisher
C. E. Wilcox
Huron
William Musdt
Pierre
Huron Methodist Unday School
J. Stoebe
Ruth Wilcox
Highmore Church
Iroquois Clergy Delegation Attends Arlington Meeting
Nineteen Iroquois members joined a sub district meeting of Methodist pastors and church workers in Arlington on Sunday. The group reported strong attendance and an engaging program.
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Iroquois
Arlington Sunday
Help Kidneys Pass 3 Pints a Day
A health warning claims kidneys filter waste and acids, urging remedies for kidney troubles. It warns against drugstore products and promotes a lax and unsafe remedy marketed as a universal solution.
Early Sioux Falls Pantagraph Founding and Beebe Death
The record notes April 1 1872 establishment of the Sioux Falls Pantagraph, forerunner of the Press, and March 1814 death of Marcus P Beebe Biocheer banker of Ipswich, member of the regents. It also records 21 soldiers' compensation board appointed and first meeting held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kiter
Sioux Falls
Sankey to Receive Sentence Monday for Embezzlement
F Sankey a Watertown gasoline dealer was found guilty on four of six embezzlement counts for diverting over 1500 state gas tax dollars from about 40000 gallons imported in Sep Oct and Nov He faces sentencing Monday by Judge Vern G Wonlhrter It is the first case of its kind in South Dakota under a special embezzlement statute for state funds.
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Washuingeun
F. Sankey
Watertown
Vern G. Wonlhrter
Sankey
Alan Austin
A. C. Riter
South Dakota
Farmer uses strip cropping to curb wind erosion in Sudan field
Mr. Braun converts half-section of cane and sudan to wind proof strips 11 rods wide and one mile long, arranged diagonally to winds. He also farms another quarter with 16-rod wide east west strips, alternating with grain crops. He cooperates with the Soil Conservation Service to restore erosion, establishes crested wheat grass seed, and uses sudan pasture in July through September to feed cattle cheaply while protecting native grass.
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Braun
Sudan
Cate
Soil Conservation Service
Mr. Braun
Tam
Farmers Launch Clean Up Week
South Dakota farmers join other states in the fourth annual farm cleanup week to curb yard borne livestock diseases. Highlights include cleaning barns, sealing holes, burning straw piles, eradicating pests, scrubbing feed boxes, and preparing fresh ground for young stock. The effort aims at 29 percent fewer diseases and higher profits, with recommendations for McLean County clean ground system and hog cholera vaccination around weaning.
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Pierre
South Dakota
American Foundation For Animal Health
Foundation Committee
McLean County
Indian craft program boosts 1940 profits
A description of balanced rain handicrafts featuring Indian motifs and beaded decorations as safeguards to sustain work and profits in 1940. It notes woven panels with beads and porcupine quills as part of the second wave of crafts.
New Arts and Crafts Building Opens at Cheyenne Agency
The Cheyenne Agency completes a 48000 dollar air conditioned Arts and Crafts building with a view of the Missouri River. The facility features hard maple and knotted pine interiors and houses junior and senior vocational training across home economics auto mechanics dairying harness making shoe repairing carpentry baking laundering library work teaching and more. Instructors aim to boost personal health self reliance and confidence while reviving crafts of forefathers to inspire student interest.
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Cheyenne Agency
Gettysburg
Missouri River
Faulk County births outpace deaths in March
Mason Chamberlin reports Faulk County March records show ten births, five deaths, and two marriages. Equal gender split among the births. details credited to the clerk of courts.
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Fauleton
Mason Chamberlin
Faulk County
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Rockham
Clus
Anna Morris
Aulliona
Associated Press
Lawrence
FOX Sup
State Department of History
Virgil Ladies Aid
Virgil
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
W. M. Thomas
Faulkion
Ziad
Ralph Whitney
Bancroft
W. R. Peterson
Merle Jencks
Roscoe Custard
Edwin Jencks
Dorothy Bolan
Alvin Feliers
L. J. Custard
Martha Gilmore
Harriet
Deimer Forbes
Wolsey
Saunder‘s Motor CO
Guy H. Jones
Dakota Avenue N
Huron, S. D
Wessington Springs
S. D
O.E
Sleeper
Frederick
Ray Wayle
Marvin Hushitt
Osea Meeks
Masseur
F. H. A. Loans
J. A. Miner
the National Bank of South
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
First Bank Stock Corporation
Middle West
Atlas
Standard Oil
Au Ues
Wis
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