Hail Department Seeks More Business in April Drive
South Dakota April 1671 the hail insurance department aims to boost business to reach a cash basis revenue. Insurance Commissioner C R Horswill cites meetings with assessors and farmers as steps to insure more acreage and reduce debt of over 400000. Rates remain 25 cents to 1 per acre for 10 dollars of protection, with slight town deviations, and efforts include letters to farmers and auditor involvement.
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Pierre
Dakoieta
Hail Insurance Department
State Department
C. R Horswill
Carson
Horswill
G. H. Helgerson
DK. Walker
C. J. Carlson
Division of Taxation
Sioux Falls Youth To Be Deprived Of Guns
Sioux Falls April 16 Three youthful hunters accused of firing on Dwane Lindner 12 and four others will have their guns confiscated and their parents will help pay part of the medical bill county probation officer Clarence Satrann announced Lindner son of Mr and Mrs C F Lindner was reported to be improving today
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Sioux Falls
Dwane Lindner
Clarence Satran
Dwane
Lindner
C. F. Lindner
Trucking Company Sued For 42895
SIOUX FALLS April 31 4 eery of 42895 for personal injuries alleged in an automobile truck crash near here last October was sought in three legal actions filed in circuit court against Willers truck service of Sioux Falls. The complainants are Katie Vander Schaaf seeking 26000 Charles Vander Schaaf seeking 37030 and David F Charles asking 11149. Each complaint charges the company's truck was left on the highway without rights and no warning was given to the approaching car. Both the Vander Schafs charged they suffered fractures of the skull besides other injuries. Charles in whose machine the trio was riding escaped with lesser hurts.
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Sioux Falls
Here
Willers Truck Service
Katie Vander Schaaf
Saling
Charles Vander Schaaf
Sing
David F. Charles
Vander Schafs
Charles
Livestock Marketing Group Outlines SD Program
Aberdeen April 3. The South Dakota livestock marketing association defines a program to study marketing requirements and promote advantageous marketing of live stock by producers. A. M Eberle will announce association plant details. articles of incorporation to be filed at Pierre soon. Directors include Clarence White and Elmer Ladd among others.
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Livestock Group
Aberdeen
South Dakota Livestock Marketing Association
A. M Eberle
State College
Pierre
J. WH. Lemmon
Lemmon
S. D
Clarence White
Clark
Elmer Ladd
Estelline
Ed Bore
Canton
F. R. Barshold
Faith
J. E. Erickson
Fruitdale
Ed Frevert Huron
O. EB
Prestegaard
Groton
Mr. Lemmon
Wessington Club Studies Ireland
Scott Allee hosted the Wessington women's study club meeting on a Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Edna Hultman led a panel on Music and Literature in Ireland. Mrs. E Shaw reviewed Ireland Beautiful by Wallace Nutting. The next gathering is planned with Mrs. Therton Aldrich on April.
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Wessingtoi
Peciess
Scott Allee
Women's Study Club
Edna Hultman
Ireland
Wallace Nutting
E Shaw
Therton Aldrich
Married at Esmond Esmond Apr 16 special
Miss Ida Beckwith and Everett Stone of Carpenter wed at the parsonage with Rev. W W M Redfield officiating. They were joined by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mudgett of Carpenter. Gorgon Jeffers recovering from pneumonia returns home from Huron hospital with condition improved.
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Esmond Esmond
Ida Beckwith
Everett Stone
Carpenter
W.W. M. Redfield
Lloyd Mudgett
Esmond
Gorgon Jeffers
Huron Hospital
Isis
Chicken Thieves Get Suspended Sentences
Sioux Falls reports two Madison men Elmer Johnson and Robert Corey pleaded guilty to stealing 10 chickens from neighbor Will Casey. They faced grand larceny charges but received suspended two year terms, placed under sheriff Iver Jensen and state’s attorney Carl Porter supervision.
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Sioux Falls
Elmer Johnson
Robert Corey
Madison
Will Casey
Lake County
Iver Jensen
Carl Porter
Dr Boyden Heads Rotary At Mitchell
At the annual election of officers of the Mitchell Rotary club Dr Carl Boyden was named president Bradley Youre vice president Clarence Wilt treasurer Thomas Eastcott reelected secretary Leo Roxum FE Millen and D R Malice named director New officers assume office July 1 as the new Rotary year begins
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Boyden
Rotary
Mitchell Mitchell
Carl Boyden
Mitchell Rotary Club
Bradley Youre
Clarence Wilt
Thomas Eastcott
Leo Roxum
Millen
D. R. Malice
Teachers Offered Contracts At Alpena for 1982-83
Alpena reports two new teachers offered contracts for the 1982-83 school year. Gladys Kimze will teach English and Latin, Eva Davis may join as a primary teacher, with Mildred Wacker named as an alternate. Several staff plan to return. Windedahl retires.
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Alpena Alpena
Alpena
Gladys Kimze
Hamilt
Lthe
Eva Davis
Yale
Mildred Wacker
Lesterville
Miss. Tramp
Turner
Hyde Co Farms Under Way In Apr Seeding Effort
Hyde highmors reports rapid seeding across the county as weather and soil favor farming. Temperatures run below normal with frosts at night. March precipitation totaled 0.80 inches, and the first 12 days of April show 0.28 inch, per S. W. Sussex at the experiment station.
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Hyde Highmors
S. W. Sussex
St William's Alfar Society to Name New Officers
Yale April 11 Special St William's Alfar society met at Mrs Low Breyers home with eleven members and seven present. They worked on bazaar articles and shared lunch by band No 3. Next meeting May 12 will feature Mrs Will Davis' band and the annual election of officers.
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St. William’s Society
YALE
St. William’s Alfar Society
Low Breyers
Will Davis
Reinhard In Favor Of Soldier Bonus For District Race
Spearfish April 16 Jack Reinhard Democratic candidate for the second district congressional nomination announces support for a soldiers bonus. He argues no aid has helped small homeowners and that the bonus would circulate money and restore normalcy for the little man while federal assistance has targeted railroads banks and mortgage firms. Reinhard faces T B Warner of Rapid City and John T Milek of Sturgis in the race.
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Reinhard
Jack Reinhard
T. B. Warner
Rapid City
John T. Milek
Sturgis
Brookings Guards Earn Highest Rating at Inspection
Brookings April 16 Company B of the 18th Engineers National Guard earned an excellent rating at their annual inspection led by United States Army Lieutenant Wienert from Aberdeen. Commanded in Lt Yosts absence by First Lieutenant Lowell Yost with Second Lieutenant Harold Whitmas and First Sergeant Al Sween, the unit, including about 70 NCOs and privates, was evaluated on drill uniform equipment and records. Many members are State College students and Yost is a graduate assistant in engineering.
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Brookings Guards
Brookings
18Th Engineers
Brookings Corps
National Guard
Wienert
United States Army
Aberdeen
John Spensler
Fort Humphreys
Lowell Yost
Harold Whitmas
al Sween
Arthur Hanson
State College
Yost
Play 15 Success Bryant at Strand theatre Dorcas group
The three act comedy My Trish Hose by Dorcas society of the Congrega tional church played to good attendance at the Strand theatre. Mrs. K R G Langen led the cast with Clutze's Vienna orchestra providing music and a luncheon served after. A nice sum was realized. Esmond Aid meets Esmond April 16. The Esmond Ladies Aid met at the township bell with lunch served after the meeting. next gathering May 12.
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Bryant
Trish Hose
Strand Theatre
Dorcas Society
Congregational Church
KR. G. Langen
Clutze
Orchestra
Vienna
Esmond Aid
Esmond
Esmond Ladies Aid Society
Tourists To Find Good Roads In South Dakota
South Dakota highway commission reports generally good road conditions for tourist season with weather aiding maintenance. Listings show varied surfaces from gravel to pavement across US routes and state highways, noting several segments as fair or poor and several as good or very good.
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Frankfort
Redfield
Zell
Cheyenne Agency
Dupree
Earth
Fai
Redelm
Newell
Fair
Belle Fourche
Va. S
Minnesota
Brookings
Cavour
Huron
Wolsey
Miller and Pierre
U S. 16
Rapid City
U.S. 16
Custer Battlefeld
Sioux Falls
Pavernent
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Mt.Vernon
Murdo
Stamford
Kadoka
U.S. 74
Sturgis
Wyoming
UALS
Black Hills
Lowa
Canton
Davis
Lake Andes
Burke
Winner
Mission
Rosebud
Martin
White River
Edgemont
Hot Springs
Meridian
Yankton
Dalton
Salem
Madison
Good
Jirlington
Gestedeven
Deaketa
Riate
Tyndall
Doland
North Dakota
State
Sisseton
Leota
U. S
Armour
Plankinton
Aberdeen
Wewela
U. 8
Jordan
Beresford
Dik Point
Sioux City
Winter Wheat At 82 Percent Of Normal In South Dakota
Apr 1 condition of winter wheat on South Dakota farms stood at 82 percent of normal, matching the ten year average. Rye at 80 percent of normal, pasture at 60 percent the lowest on record. Wheat stocks on farms 1,990,000 bushels, 35 percent of five year average and 71 percent of last year.
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Brogsings
South Dakota
Berm
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Borum
County Manager Plan Attracts South Dakota Taxpayers
BELLE FOURCHE April 16 47 The Powder River Montana county manager plan gains attention in western South Dakota as taxpayers seek an economy measure. Guile County considers trimming to three commissioners and abolishing townships, with May primary votes on the commissioner reduction.
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Belle Fourche
Powder River County
Montana
Butte County
South Dakota
Guile
Yankton Woman Perishes From Gas Fumes
Mrs. Paul Brecht, 33, died yesterday morning in Yankton from inhaling fumes from an open bathroom heater jet. Her body was found by her husband when she failed to meet him at home. A misstep while mopping left a hint of injury suggesting she fell on a sharp object.
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Yankton
Paul Brecht
Milk Production Per Cow Slumps Across Brookings Herds
Brookings reports show average milk per cow at 102 pounds on April 1, the lowest in eight years, per federal statistician C. J. Borum. A year earlier 114.5 pounds, two years ago 123.5 pounds, and the five year average 112 pounds. Low dairy prices reduce incentive to buy feed though cash and credit are available. many cows are fed only maintenance rations until pasture arrives.
Funeral attendance noted for Uecker family
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Uecker and son Wilmont with Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Benike of Clark attended the funeral of Mrs. Uecker's uncle in New Ulm Minnesota. They also visited Rochester and Elgin Minnesota visiting relatives.
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Raymond
W. C. Uecker
Wilmont
E. F. Benike
Clark
New Ulm
Minn
Raymond Eastern Star chapter hosts guests and visits Osceola
Twenty one Peate chapter members from Raymond and nine Corona chapter members from Doland attended an Eastern Star meeting at Clark with Mrs. Scien joining. Mrs. Danforth and family visits Osceola and Cavour while others return home. Miss Viola Bandt leaves Raymond for a Bradley school job after three years teaching third and fourth grades.
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C. E
Raymond
Peate
Corona
Doland
Eastern Star
Clark
Scien
Viola Bandt
Revista
Bradley
Auxiliary Meets Woonsocket in April Meeting
The American Legion and Auxiliary held their monthly gathering in Legion rooms. After business, bridge games ran at six tables with Hazel Hobart and Pat Ulrich winning high score prizes. Consolations went to Hattie Webb and Oscar Strand. Lunch followed by committee service.
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Woonsocket
American Legion and
Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Hazel Hobart
Pat Ulrich
Hattie Webb
Oscar Strand
Control Of Insects Is Aim Of Plum Spraying
Vermillion April 1 Four spraying of plums targets plum curculio and plum pocket says Denis Maddox Clay county agent Plum pocket is a corky fungus risk best controlled by lime sulfur spray just before blossoms open Curculio can be reduced by lead arsenate spray after blossoms fall Additional sprays three weeks apart boost control Wages and labor data follow with farm labor demand and supply notes plus local salaries.
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Den
Maddox
Clay County
Farm wages fall sharply says official report
Brookings April 16. Farm wages are about 35 percent lower than a year ago and about half of two years ago. C. 3. Borum federal agricultural statistician announced today that with board farm laborers are paid 110 by the day and 12 by the month. Without board the wages are
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Borum
Brookings
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Funeral in Woonsocket for Mrs Curtis of Ohio
The body of Mrs. Chas Curtis formerly Minnie Weir, from Ohio, was brought to Woonsocket for burial in the family lot. She leaves her husband and several siblings. Funeral services at the grave were conducted by Rev. A J Hoyer.
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Woonsocket
Chas, Curtis
Ohio
Minnie Weir
Curtis
A J. Hoyer
Election in Belle Fourche Faces Uncertain Mayoral Question
In Belle Fourche on April 16 192- campaign chatter centers on the April 19 vote between Dan McCutchon the incumbent and Frank Thomas former president of the chamber of commerce. The contest marks a vigorous finish to a long mayoral campaign.
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Dan McCutchon
Frank Thomas
Amber
Commerce
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Bernard Dodd
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Wit and Gas
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Secretary of the Interior
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