Farm Earnings Explained under 1938 Agricultural Act in SD
Brookings April 20 Special explains how a farmer’s earnings depend on total allowance from soil-depleting acreage allotments restoration land and soil-building practices. It outlines calculations for corn wheat and potato allotments, plus general acreage and land planted to sugar beets, with regional variations and restoration goals.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Bon Homme
Brookings Clay
Codington
Deuel
Grant
Hamlin
Hanson
Hutchins Lake
Lincoln
McCook
Miner
Minnehaha
Robert
Turner
Union
Yankton
Ambiguous Text About Arms Value Calculation
The fragment discusses a goal related to arms valued at two thirds of dollars, referencing the paragraph and the word y. No clear event person or organization is identifiable from the readable text.
Webster Pioneer Sorenson Dies In Apparent Suicide
Webster, April 2. Martin Sorenson, 73, pioneer Webster blacksmith and longtime businessman, was found dead in his garage from monoxide poisoning. Coroner M C Scherteck said the death was by own action in despondency over ill health after entering the garage late Saturday night or Sunday morning. He had been dead about seven hours when found. He leaves a widow, two daughters, and a son. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Webster
Martin Sorenson
Pioneer Webster
M.C. Scherteck
Sorenson
Mr. Sorenson
California labor surplus alarm from South Dakota official
S H Collins of the South Dakota Employment Service said California already faces a severe labor surplus. A farm placement supervisor in California reported the shortage is not improving. A border survey showed 1164 South Dakotans entered California in 1937, highlighting migration pressures toward the west coast.
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California
Aberdeen
S. H. Collins
South Dakota Employment Service
Totm
Former Virgil Woman Dies At Iowa City
Emma Cook, a former Virgil resident, died Sunday morning in an Iowa City hospital after an extended illness. Survived by three sons and two daughters, five sisters, two brothers. burial planned in Vermont, IL beside husband. Also notes a separate item on a benefits play by the Hoven Dramatic Club in Hoven.
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Virgil
Iowa City
Emma Cook
Cook
Orrie
Vermont
Til, Glaine
Hinl City
Everett
Fredx Eicherkamp
Doris Knodel
Vermont, IL
Card Party Well Attended by Blunt Altar Society
The women of the Blunt Altar Society sponsored a card party Friday evening at Blunt high school gymnasium, drawing a large crowd and generating lively activity for the community event.
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Blunt
the Women of the Altar Society of
Gyimnasium
Stars In Miller Senior Class Play At Miller High
Miller High School senior class presents Mignonette this Friday night. Lead roles go to Dorothy Fish a seasoned amateur actress with four prior high school productions and active in Dramatic Club Glee Club Girl Reserves Pop Club Hi-Lite staff and strong academics. Curtly Raly, another veteran performer, plays Justin Holiday and is a Drama Club member who has done declamation in four years. He also belongs to National Honor Society Rustler staff Hi Lite Student Council and has participated in band and orchestra and glee club.
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Curtly Raly
Justin Holiday
Nye
Rustler
Miler High School
Varied Program Planned For 22nd Annual Convention Of Club Women
The Sixth District of the South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs meets May 4 and 5 at Highmore Masonic Temple with Mrs. 5. C. Polley of Pierre presiding and Mrs. G. R. McArthur of Huron as vice president. A full program includes talks on Our Responsibilities, Chinese Sketches, Drugs and Alcohol Education, and FBI work. Evening events feature a banquet, musical numbers, wildlife talk, and a closing vocal quartet. The biennial officer election and various discussions follow, with emphasis on arts, literature, and local heritage.
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Highmore
South Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Masonic Temple
5. C. Polley
Pierre
G. R. McArthur
Huron
H. H. Goodenough
Springfield
J. Be Yankey
China
J. M. Harkness
Kenneth Pettijohn
Aberdeen
Federal
Bureau, of Investigation
St. Mary's Church
Marie Drew
Highmore Club
Donald Johnson
South Dakota
G. E. Adams
Staiic Game and Fish Department
Adams
Messrs
Harkness
Johnson
Starfield
Pierce
Highmore School
Fine Arts Department
Celeste Barnes
Grace Redmond
Miller
Gertrude Null
State Federation
Lenore V- Polley
Mildred Felton
Redfield
Donna Jean Harris
Vaca
Josephine Quirk
David Clark
Ft. Thomp
Yonnie ‘Crouch
Stephan Mlasson
Jerry, Burke
Deadwood
L. B. Cranholm
Ipswich
Earl ‘Kindred
A. J. Owens
Quida
John W. Quinn
Donald’ Harris
Claude Foster
R. N. Hunt
C. EB. Noel
J. C. Tormmpkina
Weekend Visitor Elizabeth Hants Visits Pierre
Miss Elizabeth Hants traveled by bus Saturday evening to Pierre for a weekend visit with friends. She plans to return Monday, enjoying time with local residents and noting the area’s attractions.
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Blunt
Elizabeth Hants
Pierre
O'Meara Visits Sister in Blunt as Spring Farm Plans Grow
George O'Meara of Howard is a guest at the home of his sister Mrs. B J O'Donnell in Blunt. He plans to spend time on his farm this spring as part of a local family visit and seasonal farming activity.
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Blunt
George O'Meara
Howard
B! J. O'Donnell
S D Schoolmen Parley Plans For 17th Annual Conference
Vermillion, April 26 The 17th annual South Dakota School Executives meeting and Higher Education conference will be held April 29 on the University of South Dakota campus. Programs director Batson outlines morning sessions led by J D Weeks and Dr J C Olmacher with topics on student health, survey courses, freshman guidance, testing, and college numbers. Nebraska Dean Oldfather to address Building a Faculty. Afternoon sessions include state music contests school marking systems and a group discussion on secondary education problems led by R E Nichol Yankton High School.
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J. C. Olmacher
School of ‘Medical Sciences
University
K. Compton
Sioux Falls College
Bean
W. W. Ludeman
Southern Normal
GC. G. Lawrence
Northern Normal
Nebraska
Batson
C. H. Oldfather
College of Arts and Sciences
University Tea and Banquet Promised for School Leaders
Agnes Samuelson, superintendent of public instruction for Town, will speak on educational policies at a luncheon and tea hosted by the University faculty and Women’s Club. E M Moonford will preside, with music by the College of Fine Arts. The school executives meeting continues Saturday with various reports and demonstrations, including visual education and occupational adjustment in high schools.
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Agnes Samuelson
Town
Miss Samuelson
Bouhigroups
E. M. Moonford
Board of Regents
College of Fine Arts
University
Dean Oldfather
Southwestern Hiskory
Supt . Heading
Dallas
Wil
Vincent Janda
North Central Association
Batsom
Homer W. Anderson
Omaha
Neb
Danforth Attacks Governor in Sioux Falls Speech
Republican U S Senate hopeful George J Danforth criticized Gov Leslie Jensen in Sioux Falls saying the governor offers no national platform and aligns with New Deal policy He attacked the Bank Superintendent appointment and urged a firm stance on court packing reorganization bills and economic priming while criticizing the governor for maintaining office with ally appointments.
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Danforth
Sioux Falls
George J. Danforth
U. S
Leslie Jensen
Republican Party
Washington
James Stewart
Jensen
Seniors enjoy Blunt High Skip Day mystery trip
The jet class of Blunt High School held their annual Skip Day Friday evening departing for an unannounced destination. Underclassmen plan to skip Monday with a picnic at Farm Island.
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Blunt
Blunt High School
Celeb
Farm Island
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Extension Service
State College
Webster Pioneer
Gettysburg
St. Anthony's Hall, Hoven
Hoven Dramatic Club
Hoven
American Legion Auxiliary
Heronite State
Curtis
Dorothy Fish
Club Women
Osborn’s
Service Shoe Shop
S. D
Walt Disney
Dopey
Ellers* Farriers
Eilers Furriers
Quaker State
Standard Oil
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