1938 Farm Program Overview for South Dakota Farmers
The article summarizes the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act provisions as applied to South Dakota. It notes aims to stabilize farmer income, manage production, and set allotments for crops like corn and wheat, with price support and storage provisions. It lists counties affected and describes compliance rules and penalties for exceeding or failing to meet allotments.
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Brookings
South Dakota
South
Dakoty
Dou Hutchinson
Sinssbury
Lik Lincoln
McCook
Minnehaha
Muurly
Vornur
Union
Yankton
Butte
Cadingtet
Denel Camlin
Minnetaha
Furnessy Micey Courbes
Notable family illness and hospital visit reported
The fragment notes Mrs. Robert Shea and family traveling toward Mexico, with references to Duke, a Bangin and a strike, and hospital visits in April. It mentions Garry family members including Jimmy Garry of Sa aa, and a grandson, with a hospital stay and daughter Mrs Guay O'Brien.
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Muis
Metscuik Wellington
Robert Shea
Duke
Garry
Mes
Jimmy Garry
Sa Aa
Guay O'Brien
Child Run Over In Sioux Falls Tragedy
April 12 14 Rich ard Hall four old son of andl Mex Ragiff locum down by gut aur mobilas in a hospital tudus with a woken thigh bone serious cuts on the head and bra about the bexty 1 2% Spencer S Dydeivee savas new hale. April wedding celebration attended by Bun Howard and childean for Mr and Mrs nelvvoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Richard Hall
Andl Mex
Gut
Mobilas
Spencer
S. Dydeivee
Savas New Hale
Names and visits reported in Bitere on a Saturday
April 12 report notes Mane Mrs Henry Bidulek visiting with Chere Jaugawer Dorothy Lore sine Kozel and Miss Fern Furlow at Bitere on a Saturday with several companions listed in a special dispatch from the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MESTO
Pierre Blunt
Mane
Henry Bidulek
Chere Jaugawer
Dorothy
Loresine Kozel
Fern Furlow
Bitere
Blunt Visitors Blunt April 12 Special
Whitney voser of Pieere visited relatives in Blunt today. He was accompanied by Miss McCoy who had shent the weelste in the city.
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Blunt
Whitney Voser
Pieere
McCoy
Governor Jensen Declares Arbor Day Observance
Pierre April proclamation urges South Dakotans to observe Arbor Day with school and community tree planting. It highlights forest conservation and reclamation, noting drought-destroyed memorials to early settlers and stressing student participation in preserving natural resources.
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Jensen
Pierre
South Dakatins
Swift Manager Transfers to Chicago Amid Unclear Details
WATERTOWN April 12. Valentine, manager of Sw dent Comps miant, was confirmed for a move to the president’s office in Chicago in June. He began as a manager last month and cannot name his successor. In Watertown he works with the Chamber of Commerce and the Watertown Country Club.
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Swift
Isay
Chicago Watertown
Valentine
Sw Dent
Morsay
Cateago
Watertown
Chamber of Commerce
Mit
Watertown Country Club
Civil Service Exams Announced for Federal Posts
Falls April 12 EmilTho retar of the civil service announced the government will hold competitive examinations for several positions. Openings include head attorney of the security board at 6600 dollars, poultry inspector roles from 2400 to 4600, bank examiners with pay around 47.28 daily plus overtime, and chemist grades from 3000 to 4600.
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U.S
Pigyx Falls
Fip
Emil Tho Retar
elVil Ser O Huard
le Guvernment
Tte Soulal Security Board
Dov
A.sociite
Assigiann
Canova Mayoral and Clerk Candidates Face Voters
Contests loom as Canova voters prepare for the city election. Assessor hopefuls include Roy Bitar T A Hug John Vander Aare and A Wivk. Town clerk candidates are D Pulte Blane Strole and Al Kerabmer. Wessington expects apron sale and church bake and soup service at White Bank building. Frank Snyder honored at party. Rev A C Bullock accepts pastorate in Wellington with Easter arrival anticipated.
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Canova
Eleerian
Roy Bitar
T. A. Hug
John Vander Aare
Strole
al Kerabmer
W. J. Schafer
D. E. Conningman
Welling
Wellington
A.C. Bullock
White Bulgisue Springs
Moot
Wessington
Public card party for recreation fund held in Wellington
A public card party to aid the recreation fund took place in the Community Room. Five tables of players participated with refreshments served by a committee led by Daisy Gessonet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Community Earth
Caisy Gessonet
Superintendent Clinton Lawyer Resigns At Wessington Board Meeting
All teachers at Wessington School received new contracts at a board meeting. Superintendent Lawyer announced other plans and tendered his resignation, which the directors accepted. Several applications for the superintendent position were noted.
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Clinton
Wessington School
Adne Vation
Laweer
Best Fear
Mixture Pasture Seeds Offer High Carrying Capacity
Brookings April 12 Special Pasture mixtures of alfalfa and brome provide economical, high carrying capacity pasture for dairy cows says Rex Banxert assistant extension agronomist. Seeding with both crops prolongs stand life and resists pests while keeping weeds down. ten pounds of lush seed per acre is typical.
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Brookings
Rex Bankert
Banxert
Banlert
Wight
Attendees at Regerai Conclave Virgil and Yale Ladies Aid
District meet ing at Rebekah Lodge Huron. stormy travel forced a night stay in Huron. attendees Mary Cook Mary Thomas and Hazel Speirs returned home Wednesday. Yale Ladies Aid met April 12 with 10 members and four guests sewing and embroidering. next meeting at Gelyger home. Elkton postmaster nomination announced by Roosevelt for John E. Duan. Blunt residents plan move to California. Mary Klienschmidt and Olive Harris trip to Pierre. Canova installs new radio set funded by four years of student activities.
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Specia
Mary Cook
Mary Thomas
Hazel Speirs
Rebekah Lodge
Huron
Paris
Yale Ladies Aid
YALE
Lasdies Aid
Tarding
Gelyger
Pierre Blunt
Mary Klienschmidt
Olive Harris
Pierre
RADIO
Canova
Canavin
Blunt Social Notes Log Visitors and Postponed Contests
April 12 Blunt society notes report C Howard of Rapid City visiting relatives Bertha Howard of Onida at home L D Howard. Mrs Franklin R Hyde and children visiting Ted Schultz home. Mr and Mrs Schultz of Wentworth left for home. a declamatory and spelling contest in Cunning postponed due to bad crowds weekend visitors include Miss Bils Obsth Bante at Zierre area.
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Blunt
C.howard
Rapid City
Bertha Howard
Onida
Franklin R. Hyde
L. D. Howard
Mrs. Schultz
Wentworth
Ted Schultz
Lefty
Mise Bils
Obsth Bante
Zierre
Funeral Rites Held For Benjamin Bowman
Miller April 12 Special Paneras held at the Methodist Church for Benjamin Bowman 70 a resident of Hand County for many years who died at Miller hospital Tuesday after hip fracture. Bowman born Feb 2 1858 in Te lingis, came to Hand County as a child, later settled in Flotenede Township. Survived by two sisters and several nephews and nieces. Burial in the local cemetery.
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New York
Tow
Gordon Bowman
Sa Lawrence
Hind Iy
State College Dean To Speak At Miller Muller Club
Dean C Larsan of South Dakota State College will address the Commercial Club meeting on April 1 at Miller Muller club. He plans to discuss his recommunication about Russia and its agriculture and social situation as it relates to the United States.
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State College
Miller Muller
Reid Wedhese
Dean C. Larsan
Walriculture
South Dakota
Sta College
Russia
United Seites
How To Present Benefit Claims By J. J. Williamson
Benefits are cash payments from the government to survivors of South Dakota workers who died after 1966. The claim process depends on survivors and estate handling. Surviving spouse or children typically file, or other relatives if none exist. Forms and a statement from the undertaker are required.
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Fari Ves
South Dakota
Pyatmie
Ori
Social Security Board handles worker death benefit paperwork
Officials request employers to file a Statement of Employer to determine post 1936 wages. Administrators or executors must prove legal standing with court papers. Aberdeen officers will provide forms and filing help at no charge to eligible claimants.
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Social Security Board
Ihe
Friendship Sunday School Class Meets
The Friendship Class of the Methodist Lund School met at Mrs. Archie Gard's home for an afternoon of devotional singing by Mrs. Anderson and a duet. Eileen Verdon, Mrs. Cotton, and others spoke on missionaries and shared letters from supporters. A communication from former member Mrs. Stensland was read. Refreshments followed, and Mrs. Hansen will host the May meeting.
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Friendship
Miller
Methodist
Lund
Hein
Archie Gard
Anderson
Eileen Verdon
Cotton
S. Stensland
California
H.R. Hansen
Miller Buys Trees in City Sale
The city council voted to sell trees to the public. Buyers may place orders with Harry Covin or Dr LW Pangburn, with trust in the process and availability noted.
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Miller
Harry Cocvin
LW. Panghurn
University Day events planned at South Dakota campus
Veranllion April 12 reports University of South Dakota will hold University Day with seniors selling entries and departmental displays. Morning program includes welcome by Weeks and marching drills, followed by a football game and campus tours in the afternoon.
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Tiw University of South Dakota
South Dakota
Department of the Univernity
Uwatyh
Audinoriga
University
Tw University Iniact
Aieh
Aieh School Sorers
Miss Vanity Fair selection at University of South Dakota
In Vermillion on April 1, Jane Simonds was chosen Miss Vanity Fair at the University of South Dakota dormitory ball. Helen Anderson and other senior women were finalists. five men and three women were named by student committees. The event raised funds for campus activities and scholarships.
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Jane Simonds
Vanity Fair
Sivan
Frusiien
Cron
Arjimgen
Vane Poir
Awa
Univerf
Sots
Viares
Benji Cue Owshnan
Helen Anderson
Son Is Born Blunt April 12 Special
Me, Mrs Hany Burhart announce the birth of their first son on Sunday in what appears to be a local society brief with partial details.
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Blunt
Hany Burhart
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Sueview
Bun Howard
Childean
Preeti Sutuelay
Mtn
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Wessinocton
Church of Chris
Aid Society
White Bank
Frank Snyder
Carrie Snyder
Leo
Benson Minneanoux
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Chicago
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Cera Forks
Seattle-Tacoma
Susy Peandisea
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Warun
S. Dy
Buel Trip
Heronite State
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Seitz
Ore Dainers Baptists
Wassinagton
Pere Sunday
Henrette Kitsman
Loraine
Wayne Struthers
Elkton
Washington
Roosevelt
John E. Duan Monday
Eieian
Speeil
Mel
Delne Matthews
Detne
Ira
Dents
Caliifornia
Benjamin Bowman
Lacanty & Myras
J. J. Williamson
T Security Board
Aberdeen, SD
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Con Howard
Nesher
Beary Dohtsen
Ray Johnson
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Ed Anderson
D. A
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