State Farmers To Have Windbreaks
Brookings, April 5. With the first rush of small grain sowing nearly finished, many farmers hurt by last winter’s cold blasts plan windbreaks this spring. A. L. Ford of Dakota State College gives guidance on shelterbelts including proper planting distance, ground prep, root handling, spacing for species, and timing, recommending May for planting and detailing row layout to reduce drift and shading.
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Brookings
A. L. Ford
Dakota State College
Galt
Farmers Warned Of State Weed Menace
Miner county farmers face a weed menace campaign with posters showing a large seed wrapping around a dilapidated structure. The effort, led by the weed committee and S W Jones County agent, includes a countywide booklet detailing program goals, committee members, and control methods sent to every farmer.
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Miner County
Ote Eed Committee
S. W. Jones
Miner
State Librarians To Attend N. W. Meeting
Miss Leora Lewis South Dakota library commission director says North Central Library conference will be held in St Paul Minnesota October 14 to 17. Over 1600 librarians from North and South Dakota Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin are expected. Ruth A Xingden Watertown librarian will appear and lead a small libraries round table discussion.
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N. W
Pierre
South Dakota
North Central Library Conference
St Paul
Minn
Leora Lewis
Watertown
Mothers Have Responsibility in Education, Says James
Springfield April 25 Herman G James president of the University of South Dakota told the Stata Federation of Women's clubs third district that education begins with mothers. He warned that a woman who shirks motherhood strikes a fatal blow to society and to education, stressing mothers must guide early child education especially in pre school years.
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Springfield
Herman G. James
University of South Dakota
Stata Federation of Women's’ Clubs
Partigulas
James
Miltonians win inter-society forensics trophy
Brookings April 25 Milton Literary society wins the forensics council trophy by five points after a season of contests. Miltonians claimed debate and oratorical trophies, extemporaneous speaking, while Athenians won declamatory and one act plays. Final tally 44 to 39. Mary Brueck presides Miltonians. Hams Jepson presides Athenians.
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Miltonians
Brookings
Milt, Literary Society
Forensic Council
Mary Brueck
Highmore
Miltonian Society
Hams Jepson
Westport
Athenians
Madison Seeks Bids for North West Street Paving
Madison city commission approved advertising for bids to pave Second Street North West from Egan Avenue to the west city limits. Bids due May 26. Project aims to ease congestion on Center Street and Egan Avenue and link to Highway 34 routing. Also bids planned for sewer work from 2 Street North West to Center Street and a 50 foot sidewalk extension near Colman Lumber Yard.
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Madison
Second Street
City Commission
Egan Avenue
Center Street
West
Washington Avenue
Center ‘Street
Center
Second ‘Street
TE Qvill
Center St
Egan Avene
Colman Lumber Yard
Large Crowd Attends Onida Speaking Meet
A court house gathering in Onida hosted rural school speaking contest winners. Ruby Warne from Warne school won first in seventh and eighth grade, Odella Born from Wells school won first in fourth and fifth grade, Warren Hitchcock of Okebojo claimed top in primary division. The top two will represent Sully county at the inter county contest in Ft Pierre on May 17. Judges were Mrs Neil Bever of Agar and Mrs J Tryball and Ruth Rice, both of Onida.
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Omuda
Spreae Shes
Ane
Onida
Ruby Warne
Warne
Jwo
Odella Born
Wells
Lake Township
Warren ‘Hitchcock
Okebojo
Fisher Answers Tax Complaints and Gasoline Refund Delays
Pierre April 25 A statement by Frank C Fisher secretary of the South Dakota highways commission explains gasoline tax refunds and the refund department. In 1929 about 44 000 claims were filed with 20 000 claims awaiting processing. About 20 percent of received claims were incomplete or needed correction. The commission emphasizes auditing to reduce fraud while paying legitimate warrants. By late January 1930 all prior claims have been audited and passed for payment, with warrants issued and hope to pay remaining claims in three to six weeks.
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Pierre
Frank C@.Fisher
South Dakota Highways Commission
Fisher
Ma. Fisher
Faust
Commission 3
South Dakota
Read
Theis Jas
Doe
Car Leaves Road Hits Culvert in Hot Springs
April 25 report from Hot Springs says the car driven by Tinkier with passengers Buster McManaman and Joe Winkler left the road about a mile from town Friday night and struck a culvert. Front axle and fenders smashed but no injuries reported. another car’s lights blinded the driver.
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George Dolting
Joe Winkler
Buster McManaman
Tinkier
McKelvie To Speak At State College Commencement
Brookings April 5 Former Nebraska governor and Federal Farm Board member Camuel McKelvie will give the commencement address for the 1990 graduation at State College June 13. The day will include the dedication of the Coughlin campanile donor C L Coughlin and family plan to attend. The ceremony promises to be the institution’s most elaborate yet with a committee finalizing the schedule and plans. The event will be held at the Coolidge Van Theater around seven o clock with extra lighting from the campanile if needed after sunset at 8 10.
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Brookings
Camuel McKelvie
Nebraska
Federal Farm Board
State College
South
Pugsley
E.R. SiMe i
Dean Mathews
W. F. Kamilien
Pina
Coolidge van Theater
Sever O
Canova Imple ment Company Sees Key Ownership Change
John Marten, longtime president and principal stockholder, has sold his interest in Canova Implement to H W Groese and his son Erwin. Fred Behm is elected president to succeed Wie. The company remains a major local employer and regional leader in the implement trade.
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Canova
John Marten
Canova Implement Company
H W. Groese
Erwin
Fred Behm
Wie
Alleged Violator of Booze Returns to Court in Sioux Falls
Verne Marshall, accused of transportation and possession of liquor, reappeared after two months. He posted a $2,000 bond and awaits federal court term. Authorities seek to determine where he has been during the interim, with his attorney present.
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Verne Marshall
Marshall
Fede
Federal arrest for auto alcohol seizure February twenty seventh
Federal authorities arrested a man on February twenty seventh after locating a Balloon of alcohol in his car. The alcohol and the vehicle were confiscated.
Canova Gains in Census Figures Amid Small-Town Slump
April special reports Canova shows population gain while many smaller towns lose. The 1920 census gave Cali 364 residents and Canova 238.0, with Canova holding an enviable record of never losing population at any census, showing 318 percent in 2940 and 339 in 1925 آثار.
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Cangyva
Canova
Cali
Jim Fredericks Taken to Yankton Hospital
Jim Fredericks shot several days ago near Sturgis has been moved to the state asylum at Yankton. The wounded Moe and Mrs Claude Dezottell are recovering, though both remain seriously injured after the incident.
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Jim Fredericks
Yankton Hospital
Sturgis
Moe
Claude Dez‘ottell
Yankton
Stylus Changes Profit Division At Sioux Falls College
The Stylus student paper in Sioux Falls announces a new profit split after a GPA arrangement. The business manager now receives 65 percent of profits, the editor 20 percent, and the students association 15 percent.
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Sioux Falls
Fox
Stylus
Potter County Motor Tax Shows Gains for Year
Potter County Northumberland April 25 Special Revenue from motor vehicle registrations shows an increase over last year. Through April 22 fees totaled 23 734 75 compared with 22 890 the prior year. About 1 50 percent of motor vehicles registered with 3061 automobiles and 219 trucks recorded.
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Geytysburg
Potter
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