State Department Pays Off Claims in Bonding Dept Liquidation
Pierre August 1—A 22 percent dividend totaling 6554.25 was paid on 13 claims against the state bonding department now in liquidation. Claims total 3792.06 with funds retained to cover four court pending claims. remaining assets to be liquidated for a final dividend ending the department. Most claimants are political subdivisions. payments listed by county and district.
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Dawson
Clifford Island
Deadwood
Arthur’ Helmer
Lawrence County
George Stewart
Island
Clark County
Douglas County
Corsan County
Miner County
Bennett County
Wakanda
Minnesota
Roberts County
Lincoln County
Munger
Codington County
Waverly
Carriers To Cancel Tariff Provisions In Dakota
Pierre Aug 1 Railroads serving South Dakota and other western states plan to cancel tariff provisions that would add 5 cents per shipment on all less than carload lots and abandon raising the minimum from 30 to 50 cents. The move follows objections from the state railroad board and shipping interests. Reduced rates on store supply basis for small shipments, including fresh meat and other packing House products, are already in effect to meet truck competition. These rates cover most LCL shipments from major jobbing centers to territory within 1590 miles.
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Intersis% Commerce Commission
Elevators Ready for bumper grain harvest at Lake Preston
Elevators in Lake Preston are being upgraded to handle a bumper crop. The Sexauer unit installed a 20 ton scale replacing a six ton, Eagle plant added a large scale, and Farmers Cooperative enlarged its pit for big trucks. Renovations aim to peak for threshing season likely by week’s end with expected rapid grain runs.
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Lake Preston
Sexauer
Eagle
Farmers Cooperative
Demonstrations on canning and jelly making held in Hyde County
Miss Averil Beller of the State College Extension Service Brookings conducted two demonstrations in Hyde county last Friday and Saturday. In Stephan a large crowd attended and learned resealing canning and jelly makes. The Highmore meeting the next day drew many extension club members and others who attended.
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Highmore
Averil Beller
State College Extension Srvice
Brookings
Hyde County
Stephan
Highmose
Extension Club
Clark Flower and Vegetable Exhibit Planned at Clark
Clark county garden club schedules flower show and vegetable exhibit for August 21-22 with 100 prizes, admission ten cents, exhibitor fee 25 cents, talks on tree grafting, demonstrations, an identification booth, and Clark band music. Arrangements led by Mrs. John Schneck with ten members.
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Clark
National
Better
Clark Band
Garden Club
Agricultural Committee
Clark Chamber of Commerce
Oil Road From Lead Speeds Up Along Nine Miles of Highway
Lead Aug 1 Work is to start at once on an oil surface on nine miles of highway 85 between Lead and Spearfish from the paving on south Main Street to the Spearfish crossing. Lawrence county commissioners and Homestake Mining officials announce the plan. Homestake will furnish labor and haul the oil. the county will provide Wyoming brude oil. The movement was first sponsored by a group of Lead women.
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Lead
Spearfish
Here
Main Street
Spearfish Crossing
Lawrence County
Homestake Mining Company
Homestake Company
Wyoming Brude Oil
Lead J
Rites Held for Andrew J Peterson Clark Janitor Obituary
Rites were held Monday afternoon for Andrew J Peterson long service janitor of Clark public schools. He died after a brief illness in McKennon hospital Sioux Falls and was interred at Garden City. Survived by five sons Paul Glenn Fred Hang Andrew and two daughters Mrs Holmes Ferny and Mrs Holmes Sioux Falls.
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Clark
Andrew J. Peterson
Clark Public
Andrew
Fest Threshing Report From Willow Lake Area
A threshing report from Clark county notes Henry Fick farm near Willow Lake yields 25 bushels per acre for rye. Marquis and ceres wheat prospects are poor due to heat and dust, durum wheat will be fair. Rye promises fair to good, oats and barley light, flax good but weedy, corn excellent, potatoes good with strong crops on Charles Blackman and J E Fletcher farms. Hay good in north, bad in south due to pepper grass. Harvest largely finished in the south, ongoing in the north.
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Charles Blackman
J E. A. Fletcher
Henleys Visit Frankfort Family Ties Marked
Avg Lt Special Mr and Mrs Jasper Henley and daughter Ethelyn of Midwest Wyoming arrived for a visit with relatives in Frankfort and at Hitch cock. Mrs Henley is known as Miss Hattie Roller to friends.
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Frankfort Frankfort
Jasper Henley
Ethelyn
Midwest
Wyo
Hitchcock
Weight Gains Noted at Camp for Underfed Children
Aug 1 Rapid ginyon health camp in Black Hills reports remarkable weight gains among resident under nourished children. Gains span from a few pounds to a 21 pound increase for one child. A health poster contest is launched this week, aiming to reveal unusual artistic ability. The second month proceeds with full attendance of happy, contented children.
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Wanzer
Black Hills
Rapid Ginyon
Aome
Kriebs Sitent On Road Dilng Plan
Kriebs secretary of the state highway commission refused to comment on reports that money is being raised in Lawrence county to dust proof Biscle Hills roads. Gardner Gantz said the commission would cooperate with any local move, if state specifications are met. Beall noted no federal funds are involved. Rev J L Lane and family from Pasadena are visiting Deland, recalling his 1904 12 pastorate and the 1911 parsonage construction.
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FC. Beall
South Dakota
Bureau’ of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
Doland Doland
J.L. Lane
Pasadena
Cal
Deland and
Viccinity
Lane
Deland
Audited Wheat Compliance Forms Under Way
Brookings reports auditing of wheat compliance forms for the 1934 second adjustment payments to wheat contract signers. Larger associations with 700 or more contracts handle filings locally. smaller groups send forms to Brookings or audit locally. Some delay expected, but audits aim to speed payments and detect excesses before Washington. South Dakota uses joint wheat and corn inspections to cut costs and improve accuracy.
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Brookings
I. B. Johnson
Washington
Johnson
South Dakota
Wheat adjustment payments to South Dakota cooperators
Secretary Wallace announced that the 1935 wheat adjustment payments to South Dakota cooperators will total about 5.955 million dollars. The payment will be not less than 33 cents per allotted bushel, compared with a lower payment last year.
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South ‘Dakota
Wallace
Plan Demonstrations On Canning In Spink County
A series of home canning demonstrations in Spink county aims to teach the latest methods for canning and drying fruits and vegetables to maximize efficiency. Relief clients are urged to attend at least one session this summer with the first Doland meeting set for August 3 at 1 30 p.m. in Seaman's hall, organized by cooperative extension work.
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Spink Doland
Spink County
Doland
Seaman's
S. D. Taxpayers To Gather Next Week
Sioux Falls set to host a state taxpayers association meeting on Monday August 12 at the chamber of commerce starting with a 12 o'clock luncheon. Purpose to discuss plans for a state-wide gathering later to perfect the organization and broaden participation across the state.
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S. D
Sioux Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Plans Shaped For Day County Fair
Webster August 1 September 1920 and 23 are the dates set for the annual Day county fair. A full corps of superintendents has been chosen to have charge of the exhibits. The county commissioners have general supervision of the fair and Mrs AL O'Connell is superintendent of the exhibit building.
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Webster
AL O'Connell
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