Thirty Senators Seek Reelection In South Dakota
Pierre SD Thirty of the 45 South Dakota state senators seek reelection in November with a mix of Democrats and Republicans. Several districts feature unopposed or limited opposition, while in others independent candidates create three cornered races. The list includes former 1933 legislators and current lawmakers aiming to advance to the senate from diverse counties and districts.
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Vth
Lyman
Jones
Olaf Erickson
Vivian
Erwin Blum
Senate
George Abild
Pukwana
Brule
Boftsla
Jerauld
O. T. Olgon
Yankton
Winkton
South Dakota
Boadie
Carl H. Weir
Huron
J. E. O'Keefe
Yale
Buffalo
Jersuld
Pulowana
Harry
Glaus
Chamberlain
Faulk
Potter
Dewey
Howard
Spink
F. G. Haven
Mellette
J. Glenn Richards
Tulare
Kingsbury
Emil Loiiks
Arlington
L. A. Johnson
de Smet
Highway 16 Paving To Start Next Week
Sioux Falls reports state highway engineer C. C. Marshman announced paving on the 14 mile stretch of U. S. Highway 16 east of Sioux Falls will begin next week. Grading is nearly complete and paving will start on the east end of the segment, with operations to follow in about a week.
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Sioux Falls
C. C. Marshman
Marshman
Mitchell Fire Toll Tops Two Years In One Month
Fire Chief Asa Wheeler reports Mitchell suffered July fires totaling 20,500 in losses, eclipsing combined losses from the prior two years. The Nichols drug store sustained the largest hit with about 20,000 dollars in damage.
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Mitchell
Aug
Asa Wheeler
Nicholls Drug
S. D. Spud Growers Tour North Dakota Across Red River Valley
A five-member South Dakota potato delegation led by Andy Palm and Dr. K. H. Klages toured Grand Forks Gilby Fordville Park River Hoople Cavalier and Grafton observing potato production. Expenses were paid by Watertown Chamber of Commerce. They reported a generally normal crop with moisture shortages in many areas. The group included Bruno Kornmann Thomas BE Redlin John Redtke Bert Marsh and Walter Grensing.
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Brookings
Andy Palm
Huron
K. H. Klages
State College
South Dakota
North Dakota
Watertown
Move To Speed Up Cattle Processing
Brookings reports gov ernment agencies including the Agricultural Adjustment Administration the Bureau of Animal Husbandry and the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation seek to expand slaughtering freezing canning and storage capacity for beef relief. The program has boosted weekly slaughtering from 58 000 to 110 000 and more expansion is planned. Cattle purchases up to July 23 total 1 363 332 with 129 244 condemnations and 6 299 109 in payments certified by July 21, though some purchases remain unpaid due to accounting delays.
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Brookings
Aug
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Bureau of Animal Husbandry
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Catechism Class Underway In Hitchcock
The Rev. W. S. Van and his wife conduct a catechism class this week in Hitchcock with 24 children enrolled. The daily hours are 9 a m to 3 p m, with a noon lunch intermission. The Vans also teach a similar class at Tulare.
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Hitchcock
Van
Tulare
Cooperators Get Quarter Billion in Farm Payments
South Dakota farmers signed wheat and corn hog contracts have received rental and benefit payments totaling 2.67266867 billion dollars as of July 1, with national totals for the period at 228.03367641 million dollars and breakdowns to cotton, wheat, tobacco, and corn-hog producers across multiple states. June payments nationwide reach 28.08527762 million dollars, while the Agricultural Adjustment Administration advances about 30 million for 1933 wheat, 50 million for 1934 cotton, 25.004 for 1934 tobacco, and 130 million for 1934 corn and hog production first installments.
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Brookings
South Dakota
Chester C. Davis
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Two Men Charged For Seining Fish Near Madison
Gordon Waters and James Harris of Madison face charges for violating state game laws after being found with two large tubs of fish captured from Lake Herman. They were halted while speeding toward Sioux Falls to sell the fish. The fish were sold locally and proceeds went to state funds.
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Sioux Falls
Gordon Waters
James Harris
Madison
Jolly Neighbors Meet Carpenter at Mrs Slagle Home
The North of Carpenter Jolly Neighbors Club gathered at Mrs. Fred Slagle home with many members present. They spent the afternoon quilting and enjoying winch is served.
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Jolly Neighbors
Carpenter
Jolly Neighbors Club
Fred Slagle
Advice On Summer Care Of Lawn Is Offered By Keane
BROOKINGS August 9 Special. State college horticulture expert P L Keene says frequent mowing harms lawns, advise mowing high at least two inches and at least every two weeks. He recommends thorough deep watering rather than daily light sprinkling to promote deep roots and drought tolerance.
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Keane
Brookings
P. L. Keene
Keene
Farm Question And Answer Box
Questions here discuss farm issues with the extension service. The reader asks about wilted sudan grass and safe haymaking, with advice to keep livestock away from wilted cane, noting cured sudan and sorghum are safe to feed. The second query seeks the best cut time for sudan hay and expectations for a second growth depending on growing conditions.
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Sudan
JL 1. L
Lake County
F. K
Hamlin County
Forage Crops And Frazier Lemke Action Details
Farmers discuss harvesting Russian thistles for feed with timing and curing methods, noting silage use and salt for stacking. A Moody County query explains Frazier Lemke provisions for insolvent debtors and how to file for conciliation with a district court, naming a local commissioner in Moody County.
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M.D. K. Tripp County
Moody County
United States District Court
Siouw Falls
Shion
Roy B. Marker
Sioux Falls
Heat Keeps Records As Forestburg Sees 116 Degree Day
Forestburg residents endured extreme heat as the local observatory reported 116 degrees on Saturday, with Sunday close behind. The sizzling readings mark another high mark in the heat stricken area.
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Forestburg Forestburg
Ares
Yankton Pavement Project Starts On Highway 1
A Sioux Falls paving crew began work on highway 1 near Yankton to prepare for concrete laying from the state hospital corner northward. After preliminary steps are finished, paving should take two to three weeks, with traffic rerouted via Dousins Avenue two miles north and west to connect with highway 81.
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Yankton
Aus
Sioux Falls
Highway 1
State Hospital
Dousins Avenue
Stele He
Picnic Dinner at Wilder Home Draws Family Group
A family gathering at the G. B. Wilder home featured a lawn picnic dinner at six o clock. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wilder and their daughter from California, Mrs. Navajo of Arizona, A. Wilder, Miss Wilder of Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fredine. The article notes notable land figures and acreage changes since 1868 with references to the Navajo region and Arizona.
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Forestbrurg
Aug
G. B. Wilder
Six O'Colok
Floyd Wilder
Navajo Indian Territory
Arizona
A. Wilder
Miss Wilder
Mitchell
H. W. Fredine
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