Granting Extension On Mortgage Foreclosure In Yankton
In Yankton County Judge C C Puckett granted an extension under House Bill No 5 for Henry and Martha M Peterson's mortgage foreclosure, citing an emergency under the moratorium act. The ruling reverses a prior decision by Judge W W Knight, questioning the emergency clause’s constitutional purpose amid economic strain. The case involves Land Bank of Omaha and a $500 mortgage on the Petitioners farm, initial redemption lapsed, extension requested to March 1 1938, and granted by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yanktoxn
Henry
Martha M. Peterson
Yankton County
C. C. Puckett
Circuit Court of the First District
W. W. Knight
Third Judicial Circuit
Puckett
Grant
Torg
Omaha
Miller Day Fiesta Planned For June 21
Miller business men plan Miller Day on June 21 with Art B. Thomas shows two free performances an afternoon and evening event a ball game and an out of town dance. Stores will stay open and merchants will run specials on many commodities.
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Miller
Art B. Thomas
Storm Leaves Damage Through Turton Area
Turton reports a late April three day storm caused substantial damage with winds up to 50 mph. Communication lines broke, telephone and mail service suspended until Sunday afternoon, and a street break near Mellette disrupted travel. Farmers expect over an inch of rain over the period, risking wheat crop losses.
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Turton
LeBrie
Mellette
Birthday celebrations and station reopening in Turton
April 28 marks Sung Sneciati Dur's eighth birthday celebrated by her mother Mars John who invited friends to join the party. Also Turton Station’s Swift Cream Station, closed after Philip Barrie’s departure, reopened Monday, signaling a local business return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanland
Sneciati
Mars
John
Tievds
Turton
Philip Barrie
Insurgent Hoboes Seek U S Support In Hobodom
Watertown April 3 The Insurgent hoboes of America claim the United States government as their ally in a bid for independence in hobodom. J Leon Lazardwitz of Brooklyn announced the move during a brief stop, saying he relies on Uncle Sam to shield him from Jeff Davis of Cincinnati who leads the International Workers Union Hoboes of America. Lazardwitz says he registered with the Department of Justice as president of the new hobo group and holds titles H and F reflecting status and voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Watertown
America
United States
J. Leon Lazardwitz
Brooklyn
Sam
Jeff Davia
Cincinnati
International Workers Union
Hoboes of America
Department of Justice
Aberdeen
New Hobo Group
Lazarowit
Cnox
Esquire
Tolley Speaker On Farm Home Hour
Tolley and regional directors will discuss the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program on the National Farm and Home Hour. The air is set for Tuesday May 4 from 6:30 to 7:00 p m. Tolley will outline participation prospects for the nation and regional leaders will report on their areas including North Central region led by Wickard with South Dakota among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookline
Comtapecii
N. R. Tolley
Tive
Keeoring
Washington
M. Me
Toley
Huison
Wickard
Manchester
Colbs
Farrell
Wichkard
North Central
South Dakota
North Central Press Conference Reformed Vermillion
A North Central Athletic Conference reorganization meeting at the University of South Dakota elected Frank Norais of Omaha University as president and named Janes Critchfield North Dakota State vice president with E G Trotzig executive secretary Ronald Fuchs recording secretary Kenneth Olds treasurer and Bernard Honper sergeant at arms. Round table discussions addressed editorial and business issues for college newspapers and yearbooks. Plans set to hold the 1938 conference at the University of South Dakota. Members include North Dakota University North Dakota State South Dakota State University of South Dakota Iowa State Teachers' College Morningside College and Omaha University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Central
Vermillion
North Central Athletic Conference
University of South Dakota
Frank Norais
Omaha University
Janes Critchfield
North Dakota State
E. G. Trotzig
Ronald Fuchs
University of North Dakota
Kenneth Olds
Bernard Honper
Iowa State Teachers’ College
North Dakota University
South Dakota State
Towa State Teachers’ College
Morningside College
Blizzard Closes Roads Strands Travelers in Iroquois
Heavy snow leaves Iroquois crowded with travelers as roads to De Smet become impassable. Cars fill garages while residents open homes to stranded visitors. Snowplows and road crews clear the route by Monday allowing resumed travel.
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Iroquois Iroquois
Here
de Smet
Manchester
Mars
Iroquois
Capricious April Baffles Wayland With Varied Weather
In St. Lawrence on April 28 a string of unusual weather events disrupted area life. Hail rain snow and sleet fell in quick succession as northwest dust mingled with moisture, coating exposed surfaces. Precipitation for the month runs well above normal, underscoring a volatile spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland
ST. Lawrence
Springs Girl To Head JHS
Corinne Larsen, a junior at Wessington Springs High School, was elected president of the state Junior Histori cal Society at the Vermillion convention. She succeeds Phyllis McKillips of Alcester and will lead the local group with delegates Joy Nighbert Jenne Tupper Roger Dunham and Carl Jensen.
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Wessington Springs
Corinne Larsen
State
Hillcrest
Barrett Lowe
Junior Histories Society
Vermillion
Lee School
Joy Nighbert
Jenne Tupper
Roger Dunham
Carl Jensen
J. D. Weeks
University
Union
Phyllis McGillips
Carl Christal
Paul L. Denglee
Austrian- American Institute
Vienna
Austria
W. H. Over
South Dakota
Over
University Museum
Historics Ciety
Fort Thougises
Conde Officials Installed In Office
Conde officials were declared elected by the city council at a regular past election meeting. Mayor Le C. Vae Ornuim and ward aldermen A. L. Severson Bert Lenz Neil G Herman Dr J J Ahlis were named for terms of one or two years. No election was held due to a single candidate per office. They will assume duties at the next council meeting.
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Conde
le C. Vae Ornuim
E. D B. Cundiff
A. L. Severson
E. L. Fahrenwald
Bert Lenz
Neil.g
Freshmen Lead Miller Honor Roll in Six-Week List
Miller High School honor roll for six weeks shows freshmen with a majority over other classes. Included names: Helen Bridenbaugh Robert Dynes Floraine Edwin Erma Faust Nelia Haigh Mavis Renner Margaret Robison Betty Egan Marjorie Molesworth Nathielle Rudd Margaret Moyer Curtis Rainy Carol Schroeder Irene Smith Lila Arbogast Evelyn Bauer Doris Renner Teresa Shaefer.
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Miller
Miller High School
Helen Bridenbaugh
Robert, Dynes
Floraine Edwin
Erma Faust
Nelia Haigh
Mavis Renner
Margaret Robison
Betty Egan
Marjorie Molesworth
Nathielle Rudd
Margaret Moyer
Curtis Rainy
Carol Schroeder
Irene Smith
Lila Arbogast
Evelyn Bauer
Doris Renner
Teresa Shaefer
Blizzard At Howard Causes Widespread Damage
A late winter storm from Friday to Saturday brought two inches of moisture and extensive property loss across Howard area. Telephones and telegraphs failed, power lines fell, and street lights went out between Howard and Woonsocket. Farm livestock suffered from feed shortages but farmers welcomed the moisture for upcoming grain crops as seeding winds down.
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Howard
Here
Woonsocket
Fleetrne
University To Hold Mother's Day Fete
An all university Mother's Day celebration at the University of South Dakota will run May 8 and 9. Mortar Board sponsors include a Mother-Son-Daughter banquet on Saturday and church services Sunday, with an afternoon concert by the University Symphony Orchestra. Ivan Philip of Rapid City directs lodging and entertainment reservations. A tea reception for visiting parents and instructors follows Sunday in East Hull.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Mortar Board
Senior Women’s Honorary Society
University Symphony Orchestra
Ivan Philip
Rapid City
East Hull
Wayland Farmers Near Ends Of Wheat Sowing
Wayland reports most wheat seeding completed before a weekend storm brought moisture. Fall wheat and rye withstood winter and are growing. pastures are recovering after close grazing. ST LAWRENCE Bazaar held by Community Ladies Aid despite a smoky, windy day with supper and a sale in the evening.
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Wayland
ST. Lawrence
Aid
Black Snowstorm Hits Burdetie On Saturday Storm
A heavy snowstorm swept Burdetie on Saturday bringing dust to the air as snow began and melted into a muddy downpour that coated the north sides of buildings.
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Burdetie
Early Sale For Fall Pigs Amid Drought Shrinkage
Brookings April 28 Special report cites 1996 drought reducing corn, driving hog price and supply pressures. Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes lower marketings of fall pigs, potential rise in sow farrowings later, and possible high pork prices despite ample storage stocks.
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Brookings
Buyea of Agricultural Economics
Misfortune at Preston school strikes staff and students
The district reports a series of misfortunes affecting faculty and pupils. Fern Hanse was taken to Volga Hospital for appendicitis surgery. J T Rider suffers rheumatism. Superintendent Coulson underwent Christmas surgery. Alice Mitchell left class to care for her ill sister Mrs Oscar Plagens. Meyer Engen returned to Minnesota after his father’s death.
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Fern Hanse
Volga Hospital
J. T. Rider
A. A. Coulson
Alice
Mitchell
Oscar Plagens
Garden City
Meyer Engen
Minnesota
Kansas Firm Bids Law on Sturgis Job
A Salina Kansas firm submitted a 551000 low bid to the Treasury for constructing a post office at Sturgis. Other bids were Henry Huether Jr of Ashley North Dakota at 518800 and S W Joansdon & Company of Aberdeen South Dakota at 522200.
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Kansas
Law
Sturgis
Washington
Rauh
Salina
Kas
Treasury
Henry Huether, Jr
Ashley, N. D
S. W. Joanson
Aberdeen
Storm brings two inches moisture to Lake Preston area
A weekend storm dumps about two inches of moisture on Lake Preston, boosting ground soakage and sprouting grass and grain. Electric poles were snapped and power outages lasting two days hit Arlington Oldham Erwin and De Brety. Telegraph lines remained down since Sunday as crews attempted salvage by sled. Ice laden branches broke evergreen trees while birds sought shelter in chicken houses, with robins and blackbirds affected. Farmers face delayed spring work and extended cold spell impacts.
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Preston
Arlington
Oldham
Erwin
de Brety
Tieg
Sign Up Deadline Set For May 1 In County
The final date for signing declaration of intention forms and filing worksheets in Hand County under the 1937 Agricultural Conservation program is May 1. Farmers wishing to participate should contact their community committeemen or call the activity office before May 1. The date will not be extended.
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Hand
Aotivity
Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society Meets for Shower
The Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Leslie Bobseen's home on Saturday afternoon. A miscellaneous shower was held for Viola Olson who is to be married this week. The gathering was social and a lunch was served after the program.
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Burdeite Society
Burdeite
Wheaton Ladies Missionary Society
Leslie Bobseen
Viola Olson
Deadwood Fugitive Surrenders to Illinois Police
Clifford Orley Gardner, 33, of Lincoln Nebraska, wanted for impersonating a federal officer, surrendered to Rockford police on Tuesday. Indicted June 24, 1936, in Deadwood for obtaining money by posing as a government agent at Tambor and Alexandria South Dakota. Federal agents from Chicago plan to return him to Deadwood for trial.
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Deadwood
Ilinois Rockford
Clifford Orley Gardner
Lincoln
Neb
Gardner
G. D
Tambor
Alexandria
S, D
Chicago
Gardner T Deadwood
Trigh
School to Expand Science Curriculum Next Year at Lake Preston
Lake Preston April 22 special report notes the school board plans to add science courses to the curriculum next year. No teacher has been hired yet. There is discussion of adopting the Smith plan this spring but no definite action has been taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Preston
Amicuhur
Broadcast Soil Plan Information To Farmers
BROOKINGS April radio broadcast will relay the 1927 Agricultural Conservation program details for South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and Minnesota. WNAX Yankton will air Monday Wednesday and Friday from 7 to 9 a.m. The state committee notes the effort keeps residents informed of changes progress and aims of the farm program. Alfred Johnson Groton will speak first on April 28 followed by A R Barnes former fieldman from Wagner on April 20.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
WNAX
Yankton
State Agricultural Conservation Committer
See
Sous Dakota
Lloyd Mengel
Alfred Johnson
Groton
A. R. Barnes
Wagner, L
Extradition Granted Over Gold Theft Case
Governor Ray E. Ayres granted no extradition request for Harry Williams to South Dakota in connection with gold thefts from the Homey eo Mine. Williams was held at Great Falls.
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Helena
Mont
Covernor Ray E. Ayres
Harry
Doc
Willams
Lead
S. D
Homey
Wilhelms
Great Fails
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