Tentative Hunting Rules Win Approval by South Dakota Sportsmen
Pierre Aug 40 Tentative grouse and pheasant hunting regulations win approval from South Dakota sportsmen. Six half days of grouse shooting and 30 half-days for pheasant hunting east of the river are proposed. Grouse open in September, pheasants in two sections October and late November/December. Johnson says letters of approval and some protests have been received. He cites grasshopper control concerns and stresses conservative seasons to protect breeding stock and winter food needs.
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Pierre
Dakota
EB Johnson
Veme
Toda
Johnson
Bel
Stata
S +e Bet
South Dakota tutors to meet for annual agriculture conference
Brookings Aug. 4 South Dakota vocational agriculture teachers will meet in Brookings August 9 10 and 11 for their annual conference to study the Spewform adjustment act and determine the role of instructors in the production control program Speakers include President C W Pugaley Prof C Wiseman Extension Director A M Eberle State College and J D Weeks State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Brookings
South Dakota
OW. P. Beard
Pierre
C. W. Pugaley
C. Wiseman
A. M. Eberle
State College
J.D. Weeks
Nash Announces Loan Extension for Forage Crops
Redfield August 4 Special Hugh Nash head of the seed committee appointed by Governor Berry reports that the crop production loan office in Minnesota has extended forage crop loans to September 1 as requested by the state seed committee. The move assists those needing funds for winter wheat and rye to be used for fall pasture. Maximum loan per person is $35. applications must use the regular form through the county’s loan committee.
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Nash
Redfield
Hugh Nash
Seed Committee
Berry
Minnea
Seasom
Pierre
King’s Heralds Met At Way Town
Sixteen members and three visitors attended a meeting at a town home. Work focused on guilt blocks and plans to sew garments for sale later. Mrs F E Carlsen to host next regular meeting, a social event led by Mrs L J Borkhius and Mrs MO C Wood. Mrs Otto served tea at 4 30, assisted by Mrs BL Paulsen.
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King’s Heralds
F. E. Carlsen
L. J. Borkhius
Otto
Construction Work Improves in Sioux Falls July Totals
Sioux Falls notes show bone runs of building activity improving after a standstill. Total construction for July reached 36,985 dollars, marking a stronger month compared to the same period in 1932. Local officials report resumed operations and a rebound in work across projects.
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Sioux Falls
Bone Falls
ISS
Forestburg July rainfall and heat wave reports
In Forestburg July recorded 3.40 inches of rain with temperatures reaching 46 degrees on the 31st. Winds were from the south or southeast on 21 days, only two calm days, and a severe hot wind hit on the 20th. Pastures are fair and forecasts for a corn crop in the area were checked amid a heavy fog on July 19 lasting until early morning.
Education pays off for graduates in job market says university president
Herman G. James of the University of South Dakota announced a Wisconsin education survey showing college graduates have a better chance of finding work. Employers emphasize college training and social skills, noting the need to manage emotions during interviews and warning the unemployed to show recent self improvement.
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Herman G. James
University of South, Dakota
University of Wisconsin ,Education Department
United States
James
Wiscons Fea
Federal Police System Favored In TaEDNO Era
A Pra report argues for a federal police system in the United States citing The best features of England's Scotland Yard and Canada's mounted patrols amid a rising nationwide crime wave demanding action.
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United States
England
Scotland Yard
Canada
Bible School Closes After Two Week Session
Erwin records a successful daily vacation Bible school closing with memory work songs and dramatizations. The two week enrollment totaled 45 with perfect attendance. Miss Maurine Holcomb, Louise Springer, and Helen Kuasman led and assisted. A pot luck dinner followed in the church basement.
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Bible
Erwin Erwin
Maurine Holcomb
Furon
Louise Springer
Helen Kuasman
Greene Named Chief Appraiser in South Dakota LCF
Walter T. Greene of Mitchell is named chief appraiser for the South Dakota office of the Federal Home Owners Loan Corporation. He previously served as city appraiser for Mitchell and is from Mitchell.
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Greene
Sioux Falls
Walter T. Greene
Mitchell
South Dakota
Federal Home Owners. Loan Corporation
Green
Fairfield Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Play Participants
The Fairfield farm bureau met with Pauline Ushan and Marjesie Betters acting on the committee. The event featured a staged play, showcasing local agricultural society efforts and community engagement during the August 4 session.
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Farm Bureau
Fairfield
Fairfield Farm Bureau
Pauline Ushan
Marjesie
Dance band to play at Huron pavilion next week
Next Wednesday night a mid week dance featuring Chris tened James Monte Maloney, born at Mount Vernon Texas, will entertain students on the University of Texas campus. Known as Jimmie Joy, he is recognized as a leading rhythm and Oshinet pianist, popular with dancers from coast to coast.
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Huron c Pavilion
James Monte Maloney
Mount Vernon
Tex
University of Texas
Jimmie Joy
Rsa
Scosst
Improvements at Jack's Service Station and Post Office
Forestburg reports improvements to Jack's Service Station garage and Iver Anderson's repair shop, with the east end torn down to complete siding and painting. Mr Jennings owns the building, Henry Larson handles carpentry, and Miss Jennie Geddes paints the post office exterior with Tom Hilverson doing the work.
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Forestburg
Tom Hilverson
Unclear Rain Report From Wayland Area
Weather notes indicate light or scant rainfall in the Wayland region on a Wednesday with limited moisture, insufficient to relieve dust conditions. Reports mention other sections receiving similarly scarce precipitation, highlighting uneven rainfall across areas.
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Wayland Wayland
Wayland
Gettysburg Man Falls to Rattlesnake While Fishing
Russell Voorhes, a Gettysburg resident, was overcome by heat while working near the Missouri River and fell after his horse shied at a rattlesnake. He managed to rise, stomp the snake, and reach a house. A companion aided him to Lemmon hospital where he recovered under observation.
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Gettysburg
Voorhes
Lemmon
Ahire
Alleged Cattle Rustlers Sought in Gettysburg Area
Sheriff seeks Louis Pope of Forest City for cattle theft from Lillibridge Farm Lebanon youth. reward $50 for information leading to arrest. Also sought is James P. Conroy aka White, in connection with cattle thefts in west river counties. Conroy fled Lebanon in a truck with Nebraska plate. Pope’s travel method unknown.
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Gettysburg
Louis Pope
Forest City
Frank Meehan
James P. Conroy
White
Conroy
West River
Pope
Lillibridge Farm Youth
Warning to prevent prairie fires amid extreme dryness
Pierre August 4 W J Dawson state fire marshal issued a warning urging extreme caution to prevent fires as dryness grips most parts of the state He warned fires should be started out of doors and advised farmers to plow firebreaks around buildings and supplies and keep water sacks ready for firefighting He noted many areas lack adequate water for fire control and urged farm cooperation to combat outbreaks Erwin reports about a half inch of rain this week aiding potatoes and corn moisture
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Pierre
W. J. Dawson
Pratt
Dawson
Resolution Seeks Federal Grasshopper Control Measures
Pierre August 4. State senators request Roosevelt to divert funds for scientific extermination of grasshoppers infesting six midwestern states. A grain belt senator leads the push for federal action and swift purchase of spring pigs to price support drought areas, with slaughter or destruction to aid farmers.
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Emil Lorike
Actington
Grassh
Senate
Lis Jt
Federal Agriculture Secretary
Tree Measure Is Expected To Pass In South Dakota
PIERRE Aug 44 The bill allocating 2000 to promote statewide tree planting in cooperation with federal funds appeared likely to win final approval at the special session. The house adopted it 76 to 0 and sent it to the senate for readings, with H C Halvorson of Brookings backing the measure. Governor Berry had not signaled approval beyond the beer bill, but supporters remain hopeful.
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Senate
Tom Berry
State funds map aid for farmers to obtain trees
A $2,000 appropriation from state game and fish funds, redirected from Custer Site park, would enable the state agriculture department to cooperate with the federal government to help farmers obtain low cost trees.
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Mgm
State, Game and Fish Department
Custer Site Park
State Agriculture Department
Woman Jailed For Contempt Of Court In Lebanon
Effie Patton was found guilty of contempt for violating a padlock injunction and jailed in Gethburg after a hearing before Judge J. H. Bottum Faulktor. She received 45 days in jail with limited facilities for handling nine offenders in the county, and was to be placed in another county seat pending arrangements.
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Geirzasuny
Whedals
Lebanon
Effie Patton
Gethburg
J. H. Bottum
Faulktor
Rain helps Lake Preston crops after arid week
Lake Preston received 4.5 inches of rain this week aiding potatoes corn and gardens which had suffered from winds heat and drought. Some fields may yield only fodder while potato vines remain green hopes rise for renewed growth though potatoes are unusually small for this time of year.
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Lake Preston
Baker Township F U Picnic at Lake Preston
Baker township and Lake Preston farmers joined a picnic at the tourist park. The crowd watched kitten ball games with Lake Preston beating Baker unions 9-3 and 18-4 in two games. A local band performed and refreshments followed. about 200 to 300 people attended.
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Baker Township
F. U
Lake Preston
Union
Woman Suffers Sprain After Yard Fall
Mrs Margaret Ravenscroft sustained a badly sprained hip after a yard fall at Wayland on August 4. Initial fears of dislocation were ruled out by a doctor, confirming only a sprain.
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Wayland
Margaret Ravenscroft
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