AAA Figures For 1938 Are Given
Washington reports the Agricultural Adjustment Administration's 1938 farm program total of 440,522,875.48 dollars with 14,395,692 allocated to South Dakota. The figure, called a virtually complete final statement of payments, compares with about 400,000,000 for the program and 326,000,000 for BT payments, plus expenses. Balances cover regional lab projects, surplus removals, and advances toward the 1939 program, including seed grants and county nation funding. Administrative costs include 9,050,599 in 1938, 485,371 in Washington, and 1,209,252 in other offices. Texas led with 63,764,159, followed by North Dakota 17,468,314, Minnesota 16,?05, and Nebraska 13,553,301.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South Dakota
AAA
Agricultural Department
Texas
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Rockham Contestants All Obtain Ratings at Aberdeen Contest
Rockham music contestants gained ratings at the Aberdeen contest on Thursday April 23. Wesley Miller earned top notes, Pauline Miller, Lois Renz, Roy Stender, Kathleen Belau, and Baron teachers aided the singers.
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Ckaam
Pecal
Wesley Miller
Pauline Miller
Mezzosprano
Lois Renz
Roy Stender
Kathleen Belau
Baron
Accomhe
Aberteen
Citizens Plan Miller Day Return Amid Frustrated Support
Petitions favoring Miller Day celebration were presented at a social Miller Committee meeting as 80 percent of city business backed the event. June 24-25 will feature rides and entertainment with Ar B. Thomas Shows booked for both days.
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Suller
Miller Day
Miller Com
Les Winsell
W. Wiseman
William Brown
Titus
Carl Johnson
Ar. B. Thomas
Tulare School Earns Division Ratings in Music Contest
AMG apr 6 special: division ratings won by Tulare School in a music contest held Thursday and Friday atdeen. Girls Emelie Willett akta horn and girls glee club earned division ratings. Individually noted were Nedene Rober baritone horn Eugene Holm cornet solo Sumner soprano solo Dov er mezzo-soprano salo ard Willett violin solo Quentin clarinet sala mixed with Doris Holm trombone scin utr Radcliffe bass solo. Additional division ratings were noted for tl.
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AMG
Deen
Ose
Emelie Willett
Glee Club
Ndene Rober
Eugene Holm
A Sumner
Dover
Salo
Ard Willett
Quentin
Sala
Doris Holm
Uty Radcliffe
Obituary for Mrs George Anderson of Cavour dies in Huron
Mrs. George Anderson died after illness in Huron hospital following a relapse and complications. Born in Sibley on June 15, 1494 she was 45. She married George Anderson in 1923 and they had two sons Jackie and a second child. She was active in the Cavour community including the Ladies Aid and church activities. Funeral services were held in Cavour with burial at Hadley Minnesota and services also at Hadley Lutheran Church. Survived by husband George, son Jackie, father John Vennhuis and brothers Wesley and Elsa Vennhuis.
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George Andel
Anderson
Huron Hospital
Iuessa
Sibley
Juey
George Anderson
Cavour
Cavour Ladies
Hadley
Moeller
Mrts
R. V. Small
L. Lindy
Wilbur French
Jackie
John Vennhuis
Wesley
Elsa Vennhuis
Slayton
Minn
Huron Educators Review Britton High School Evaluation
A team led by J. F. Hines and A. J. Lang, with Herbert G. Titt of Huron College, travels to Britton under state supervision to assess the Britton High School as part of a nationwide study of secondary school standards. The effort, coordinated by R. S. Bunt, follows a 1933 regional plan involving 200 schools and aims to compare Britton with top U. S. high schools.
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Huron
Britton
J. F. Hines
Herbert G. Titt
Huron College
A. J. Lang
Britton F
State Department of Public Instruction
R. 3. Bunt
U. S
North Central Association
Central States
Bool
South Dakota
Britton High
U.'s
Station Closure Notices Eliminate Coal Chutes and Harrold Siding
Special report notes the C, N, W, Ry coal chutes servicing engines to be razed. Harrold station to be discontinued in the near future and the siding eliminated.
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Harrold
Supreme Court Strikes Picket Legislation Infringing Speech
The court held Alabama and Shasta County peaceful picketing laws unconstitutional, affirming that publicity of labor disputes by pamphlets banners or word of mouth is protected. Justice Murphy, delivering the opinion, warned that restricting public discussion undermines democracy and free press. Dissenter was Justice McReynolds.
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Washington
Alabama
Shasta County
California
Supreme Court
Murphy
McReynolds
American Federa
Tion of Labor
State Supreme Court
CIO
Gettysburg Winners Lead at Sixth State Music Contest
Gettysburg sent several winners to the sixth state regional music contest at Mohridge on Friday. First division winner Joseph Haansted bass vocal solo. Second division winners Keith Christiansen trombone solo and Doris Brooking mezzo-soprano and the boys quartet. Third division Alice Shango contralto and the girls sextet also placed.
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Gettysburg
Mohridge
Joseph Haansted
Keith Christiansen
Doris Brooking
Alice Shango
Popular Students Nominees Named for Mr and Miss Pop
Vermillion April 13 The state university announced nominees for Mr and Miss Pop the campus popularity titles chosen by classmates. Winners to be revealed in the Wet Gen May 2 issue. Nominees include Helen Fuller Ruth Drager Anita LaGrave LeRoy Haber man Jane Simonds Bob Snider Jeanne Tenney Q Quigley Joe Zimm erman Mary Alice Knox etc.
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Wat ‘the State University
Pop
The
Wet Hen
Wet
Helen Fuller
Chamberlain
James “Wimp” Wernl
LeMars
Ruth Drager
Prairie Fire Destroys Hay Supplies Near Wall Lake
A prairie fire swept across Glendale Township near Wall Lake burning hay stored by farmers including Verne Collins Leslie Droz Clare Stevens Fred Halbig and Rosa Williams. The blaze began in Rockdale Township near the former Joan Collins farm as fields were being burned and was driven by a strong north wind.
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Miller
Verne Collins
Leslie Droz
Clare ‘Stevens
Fred Halbig
Rosa Willizams
Ald Wall Lake
Glendale Township
Rockdale Township
Joan Collins
Hay Fire Destroys 140 Tons Across Dry Lake Bed
A fire spread four and a half miles across a dry lake bed before Miller fire department arrived to extinguish it. About 140 tons of stacked hay were lost, with Verne Collins reporting losses of around 100 tons.
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Miller Fire Department
Verne Collins
Farm buildings burned near Wayland in April blaze
Four hen houses and a garage were destroyed by fire Saturday at the Davis farm one mile west of Wayland. Mr and Mrs Davis, recent movers from south of Wessington, reported the loss with the cause still unknown.
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Wayland
R. Davis
Wayland student takes first in county extemp speech
Rosemary Winegar of Wayland school won first in extrapor aneous speech at the county contest held in Miller last Saturday. She was also elected alternate to the C. IL. convention at Pierre.
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Wayland
Rosemary Winegar
Miller
Pierre
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Mitchell
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Sioux Falls
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Betis Osteopathic Clinic
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