Safer Farming Pushes From County Groups In South Dakota
County committees form under the Safer Farming drive to promote drought and grasshopper resistant crops, with plans in Minnehaha Davison and Hand counties. Posters mail to farmers urge safe practices while seed loan plans advise securing livestock feed through drought resistant forages and sorghums.
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Committee For
South Dakota
Committee For Safer Farming
Minnehsha County
Davison
Hand
Miller
Sudan
Weather forecast for Haron and Vielnily region
Weather for Haron and Vielnily: mild tonight and Saturday with warmer Saturday. South Dakota forecast shows Fale and not so toot in west and nom portions tonight. Saturday generally fair and warmer with lighter winds across the area.
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Haron
Vielnily
South Dakota
Langers Right To Use Militia In Enforcing Edict Faces Court Test
Governor William Langer faced a court test over his authority to supersede civil authority to enforce his mortgage foreclosure moratorium. Three North Dakota National Guard members were bound over for assault with a deadly weapon after evicting a renter in Hettinger county. A second extortion charge was continued. bonds were set at $507 each. The case may go to state supreme court regardless of verdict. The Farmers Holiday Association urged martial law for 30 days to shield foreclosure operations. Langer left for Minot without acting, promising an early decision. The core issue is whether military authority can supersede civil authority without martial law declaration.
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Bismarck
N. D
Gav
William Langer
State Farmers’ Holiday Association
North Dakota National
Autorey J. K. Murray
Mott
State Supreme Court
North Dakota Farmers’ Holiday Association
Langer
Minot
Amber Cane Seed For Sale At Cost
Beadle County Seed Committee in Huron announces Amber cane seed at 2.00 per hundred pounds with 7 percent germination. Seed from Kansas City sold at cost plus handling. buyers urged to submit orders early at The Evening Huronite. Also offers three varieties of seed corn at 31 per bushel and Rainbow Flint at 125 per bushel plus 19 carloads of good upland hay at 13.50 off the car.
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Bradle County Seed Committee
Huron
Charles Worrall
Kansas City
Worrall
Beadle County
South Dakota
Dent
Minnesota
Fair Grounds
Boy Wounded in Lincoln Street Gun Battle
A gun battle on Lincoln Nebraska on O Street left a 10 year old boy wounded in the stomach by a stray bullet as police pursued two gunmen in a speeding car. The boy is Lucien Marshall son of Walter A. Marshall. The gunmen were captured near Fair Home a short time later.
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Lincoln, Neb
Apr c
Lincoln
O Street
Lucien Marshall
Walter A. Marshall
24Th Street
Fale Home
Here
Banks In South Dakota Banks In Best Condition In Years
Pierre April 20 The state banking system of South Dakota was described as in the best condition in years by Frank R Strain state superintendent of banks in a report covering December 3 1933 to March 5 1934. Deposits rose to 26389565 68 from 24089231 50 a gain of 2506334 10 while cash reserves jumped from 225 to 44 under federal deposit insurance which began January 1. Borrowings dropped from 1109611 67 to 622076 82.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank R. Strain
Strain
Federal Deposit Insurance
Senate approves sugar bill curbing production and boosting prices
Senate passage of the Jones Costigan plan curtails sugar production and raises prices. It sets quotas of 11 550 000 tons for domestic beet sugar and 261 000 tons for Louisiana and Florida cane. A processing tax funds grower relief and acreage reductions. Action awaits House concurrence. Postmaster appointments named for South Dakota and Vienna.
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Washington
House
Jones-Costigan Bilt
Louisiana
Florida
Secretary of Agriculture
Finance Committee
Bulow
South Dakota
Norbeck
Voliva declares war on devil as revival tour launches
Wilbur Glenn Voliva of the Zion colony proclaims a holy war against Satan citing divine warning of a world takeover in September. He plans a Chicago revival tour with 63-piece band and 100 workers to fund his efforts and regain Zion Industries, Inc now in receivership.
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Zion, III
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
Zion
Dev
Voliva
Chicago
Zion Industries, Inc
Belt Buckle Not Accepted As Clue
A gold belt buckle found on William Lardner, inmate at Leavenworth, was rejected as a clue to the Lindbergh kidnapping. Authorities noted none of the $50,000 payoffs turned up in Europe, and Lardner previously tried to bribe a guard to contact Roger To vy's Chicago gang. Lardner, previously in Boston, is serving a three year sentence for attempted counterfeit. He is held in solitary confinement. The note mentions Insull Utilities overpaying coal costs passed to consumers.
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Apri
William Lardner
Leavenworth Prison
Switzerland
Jassie
Europe
Lardner
Boston
Mass
Leavenworth
Roger Tovhy
Chicago
United States
John J. Murphy
Lardners
New York
John F. Waésie Condon
Bronx
Col. Lindbergh
Murphy
Dr. Condon
Finesse and Texas politics in the Roosevelt era
In 1938 the White House avoids direct primaries while aides steer support. Louis Howe coordinates, Emil Hurja moves to the DNC, and Connally’s veterans stand boosts loyalty to the president. Bailey questions Connally's record as the Texas primary looms. Roosevelt signals no official slate yet hints a veteran vote favorable to loyalists.
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Washington
White House
Louis Howe
Unn
My. Farley
Emil Hurja
PWA
Ickes
Democratic National Committee
Hurja
Farley
Tom Connelly
Joe Bailey
Batley
Conally
Texas
Roosevelt
Connally
Con' ‘Bally
Bailey
Rooosevelt
Girl Wins Spanking Judgment From Former Classmates
TOPEKA Kan April 20 The alleged spanking of Miss Georgia Hill Silvis HL for violating a no date rule at Goodland High School earned her 2000 actual and 50 punitive damages from 10 former classmates in a federal case. The judgment may await collection until defendants gain property or funds.
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Topeka
Kan
Georgia Hill
Silvis
Goodland
Will Complete Dams and Airports in South Dakota
Governor Tom Berry announced that the federal government will provide funds to finish dam and airport projects begun under the civil works program. Harry L. Hopkins said funds would cover completion. Berry stressed completing the projects is necessary to avoid wasting money already spent.
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Berry
H. M. Cass
M. J. Kennedy
Omahu
T. J. Edmonds
Augustana Academy Dismissed By NCA
The North Central Association voted to dismiss five high schools from its accredited list in Chicago on April 20, including Augustana Academy of Canton. The academy was dropped for not meeting standards requiring teachers to teach only fields they are prepared for. The board also considered dropping Butler University, University of Denver, and Cal if reinspection warrants it, with hearings granted.
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Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Augustana Academy of
Canton
Association Board of Review
Association
Butler University
Indianapolis
University of Denver
Cal
Mass meeting to back Toe Young for commissioner
Gertrude A Null, eliminated candidate, speaks at a women’s mass meeting in the mezzanine of Hotel Marvin in Hughitt tonight at 7 30 supporting Toe Young in the runoff next Tuesday against Dr A B Aschetter. The event is sponsored by the Young for Commissioner committee and advertised for ladies only.
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Gertrude A. Null
Toe Young
Marvin
Hughitt
Japan warns world over China crisis and Monroe deshrina
Japan declares no meddling in China by foreign aid and vows to act by force if needed. London and other capitals expect Britain and the United States to take the lead, with Geneva and Rome observers calling for a united European front in response.
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Britain
LU. S
Far East
Associated Press
China
Occidental
Monroe Deshrina
Asia
Japan
Immede Iate
U.S
London
Cat
Rome
Pay Dividends To Depositors In Seven Bank Liquidations
Pierre April P dividends totalling 77915.63 are paid to creditors of seven closed state banks. Frank Strain, banking superintendent, reports the payments come from regular asset liquidation and exclude any federal liquidation. The largest single payment is 51302.76 to Bank of Hot Springs creditors, lifting total dividends paid to 25 percent since suspension. Other payouts include Midland StateBank Brookings 2 percent 2328.85 total 62 percent. Moody County Bank Flandreau 5 percent 10389.20 total 45 percent. Farmers State Bank Elle Point 5 percent 5104.40 total 20 percent. State Bank of Bemis 4 percent 3307.58 total 23 percent. Fruitdale State Bank Fruitdale 4 percent 9275.53 total 14 percent. Forestburg State Bank Forestburg 24 percent 2091.91 total 874 percent since suspension.
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Pierre
Frank [x Strain
Bank of Hot Springs
Midland State Bank
Brookings
Moody County Bank
Flandreau
Farmers State Bank
Elle Point
State Bank of Bemis
Fruitdale State Bank
Fruitdale
Forestburg State Bank
Forestburg
Riots and Shootings Shake Madrid in Political Turmoil
In Madrid youths from syndicalist and socialist groups clashed with supporters of popular actions during a political meeting. A shooting erupted near the chamber of deputies amid a debate on amnesty for political prisoners. Separately, M. Saylor, head of the Farmers Deposit Bank of New Vienna, was fatally shot by a bandit during an attempted robbery nearby.
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Syndicalist
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
Springfield
M. Saylor
Farmers de Posit
Bank of New
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