State banking system gains in South Dakota
South Dakota’s state chartered banks show stronger liquidity and deposits in the first half of 1934. Banking Superintendent Frank R. Strain reports deposits rose by more than two million, cash reserves reached high levels, and borrowings declined due to federal insurance and refinancing. The 1933 banking holiday laid the groundwork for steady improvement and stricter standards, with 14 banks not reopening after the closure. A separate Erwin incident notes H. J. Pauls injured when a car jack failed and the vehicle fell on his foot.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Frank R. Strain
Strain
State Banking Department
Banking Commission
Relief Relief Load Rises in Potter County in July
Potter County relief data show July cash expenditures at 15 626 45 with 783 cases serving 3174 people, about 59 percent of the county population. June totals were 12 789 75, cattle and hog programs expected to reduce demand. federal aid included pork beef and 1409 pounds of fresh gear with 267 calves slaughtered to supply it.
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Potter County
Gettysburg
A. Houck
Urges Caution In Burning Bait Sacks
Gettysburg August 6 Special L K Johnson assistant county agent warns that empty sacks containing poison grasshopper bait must be burned. Labels read poison bait to be burned when empty but some may not follow directions. If sacks are reused for livestock feed arsenic could poison stock. burning remains the only sure method.
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Gettysburg
L.K. Johnson
Potter County Fair Plans Uncertain in Gettysburg
Gettysburg August 31 and September 1 are canceled for the Potter county fair. The fair association secretary Harry Hixon says plans are being considered to hold the event September 5 and 6, but directors have not yet reached a decision.
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Potter
Gettysburg
Potter County
Harry Hixon
Fair Association
Oss family to sail for Trinidad in August mission post
Rev and Mrs Gordon Oss of South Dakota prepare to sail from Boston in August with two daughters for the West Indies where Oss will serve as president of the South Caribbean Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Oss served five years as South Dakota Conference president, with prior roles in Home Missionary work and church leadership.
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Washington, D. C
Pee
Gordon Oss
South Dakota
Foreign Mission Board of Seventh-day Adventists
Boston
Trinidad
West Indies
Oss
Oss Haseen
Educational Home Missionary
James
Oakwood Junior College
Huntsville
Ala
A. G. Youngberg
Missionary Couple Serve 12 Years in India Now Lead Caribbean Churches
In Huron South Dakota Mrs Oss and her husband, longtime Adventist missionaries, return after twelve years in India. Mr Oss will supervise activities for 47 churches in the South Caribbean Conference with a membership nearing 3,000.
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Tor
Huron
S. D
Adventist Church
India
Mr. Oss
Boy Injured In Bicycle Fall In Gettysburg
Ten year old Angelopecie Wallace Combellick son of Mr and Mrs A L Combellick received cuts and bruises when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Miss Maxine Shaw near Weidensee's hardware. The car was slowing to a stop as it came from the north when the boy veered into the street.
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Gettysburg
Wallace Combellick
A. L. Combellick
Weidensee's Hardware
Maxine Shaw
Ford Identifies Destructive Worms in South Dakota
Brookings August 6 Special entomologist A L Ford of State College extension service says corn ear worms are common in parts of South Dakota but not the European corn borer. He cites two generations: first in tassels stalks and second in ears. Eggs are laid in corn silk by moths at the third stage. A note about glass production appears at the end.
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Ford
South Dakota
A. L. Ford
Extension Service of
State College
Sunshine Club Meeting Notes at Mrs Hodges Home
Special report from August 6 describes the Sunshine Club gathering at the home of Mrs. Hodges. Harry Hodges and Mrs. Joe Hodges attended along with a large number of members and guests. The afternoon featured fancy work, visiting, and a five o'clock lunch.
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Sunshine Club
Harry Hodges
Joe Hodges
Erwin
Sun
Five Shine Club
Hers
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